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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
5
Pythian Sisters Schedule Tuesday Meeting
Louis Humphrey of Hockingport and Edward Banks of Columbus visit Athens and Columbus on business as a called Pythian Sisters meeting is set for Tuesday at seven to present names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Humphrey
Hockingport
Athens
Pythian Sisters
Soldiers and relatives arrive in New York on way to Camp Mills
Ross Pennybaker of the 148 Infantry and a brother of Mrs. G. L. Fenzel landed yesterday in New York en route to Camp Mills. Mr. and Mrs. George Briggs of Ches hire returned home this morning after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cameron for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Pennybaker
G. L. Fenzel
New York
Camp Mills
George Briggs
Cheshire
Henry Cameron
Local Families Visit in Glouster and Washington
Mrs. Fred H. McCoy and her daughters Lois and Betty Hoyt stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Williams in Glouster over the weekend. Miss Valerie Armstrong, from Washington D D H and formerly of Athens, visited Miss Nellie Bar Vorhes and departed for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. McCoy
Lois and
Betty Hoyt
Mrs. McCoy
George Williams
Glouster
Valerie Armstrong
Elza Armstrong
Washington D. H
Athens
Nellie Bar Vorhes
Arrivals and assignments noted from Ho Boklen and Philadelphia
Mrs. Harry Armitage learns of Chester Lightfritz 147 Infantry arrival in Ho boken New Jersey as part of old Company L and son of P B Lightfrits of New Marshfield. Aloysius Collins of Michael Collins family arrives in Philadelphia with the 318 Field Signal Battalion and heads to Camp Dix before demobilization. Collins reports no Ohio men in his unit. Elmwood Place hosts multiple visitors including Elliott, Conkle, Hess and Beasleys while Lieutenant Edwin C. Welch from the Battle Ship Chicago is honored by news of his war service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Armitage
Hoboken N. J
Chester Lightfritz
Old Company L
P. B. Lightfrits
New Marshfield
Aloysius Collins
Michael Collins
Philadelphia
Haverford
318 Field Signal Battalion
Camp Dix
Collins
Ohio
Cadomene Tablets Promoted for Digestion and Vitality
A writer on physical culture likens the body to a steam engine needing fuel coal and a working furnace. The ad warns that dyspepsia and poor nutrition lead to declining vitality and illness and promotes Cadomene Tablets as a guaranteed remedy sold by druggists.
Man Joins U.S. Steel Selling Firm in New York
A man was charged and almost immediately began duties with the U S Steel Products Co a selling unit of U S Steel Co with offices in New York City He assumed his duties this morning Friends of Mrs Harry Enoch Bertha Walker of Grand Rapids Mich report she is seriously ill in a Grand Rapids hospital Mrs John Brannon and Miss Annette Walker sisters left Friday for Michigan and in a letter this morning they said Mrs Enochs condition showed no improvement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Steel Products Co
U.S. Steel Co
New York City
Harry Enoch
Bertha Walker
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Brannon
Annette Walker
Michigan
Enoch
Col Columbus H Romine dies after illness in McConnelsville
Columbus H Romine aged 60 dies shortly after 9 am Sunday at Rocky Glen Sanitarium McConnelsville where he sought TB treatment. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at First M E church with Dr Strecker and Prof Copeland burial West Union Street Cemetery. He leaves wife who died 1915 and son Glenn M Romine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus H. Romine
Rocky Glen
McConnelsville
M. E
Strecker
Copeland
West Union Street
G. M. Romine
North Cemetery Street
Romine
Meigs County
Colorado
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Glenn M. Romine
City Service Department
Pythian Order
Edward Case Dies in Athens of Brain Tumor at 59
Edward M Case aged 59 died Saturday at Athens State hospital after a three month confinement with a brain tumor. The body was shipped to Portsmouth for burial by undertaker Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Case Lidward M. Case
Athens State Hospital
Portsmouth
Death of Emma Sebral at Athens State Hospital
Emma J. Sebral aged 68 died yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage after a week as a patient at Athens State hospital. The remains were shipped to Lancaster for burial with Undertaker Baughman in charge of the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sebral
Emma J. Sebral
Athens State Hospital
Lancaster
Baughman
Mrs Parker Cott Dies After Illness in Ashville North Carolina
Mrs Parker S Cott died Saturday night in Ashville North Carolina where she had been for three years for health reasons. Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Columbus. The couple resided in Athens six years before moving in 1912. Mr Cott was a civil engineer for Sunday Creek Coal Co during their Athens years and is now with a new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Cott
Parker S. Cott
Ashville
N. C
Columbus
Athens
Cott
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Family obituary note for Mrs. Cott with Ohio ties
The document cites the Goodman Co of Chicago as a mining machinery salesman with HQ in Pittsburg. Mrs Cott survives her husband and two children Audrey 12 and Elizabeth Ann 4. Also listed are her father Mr Glass and two sisters formerly from Columbus, where the Cott children live with Mr and Mrs W N Cott. Mr Cott is treasurer of the Hocking Valley railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman Co
Chicago
Pittsburg
Mrs. Cott
Audrey
Elizabeth Ann
Mr. Glass
Columbus
Cott
Mr. Cott
W.N. Cott
Hocking Valley Railroad
Elk Minstrels Prepare For Big Two Night Show
Rehearsals for the Elks Victory minstrels feature tougher workouts for chorus and dancers under director Clint Draper. New faces join veterans in rag time to opera tunes with plans for a jammed house both nights and excitement over tambourine work and solo returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Elks Victory Minstrels
Clint Draper
Elks
Scandal Rumors Rise Over Firehouse In Attleboro
Firefighters in Attleboro report a scandalous atmosphere in a house with thin cardboard partitions and many whispered rumors. Officials describe the site as filled with secrecy and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro, Masa
A Cough Medicine of Merit Proven by Users in Indiana
The value of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in treating colds and coughs is affirmed by users. Mrs. Thomas Reeding of Andrews Indiana reports her husband easily takes cold in winter and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy breaks up these attacks better than any other medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Thomas Reeding
Andrews
Ind
Baptists Organize New Church in Athens at Music Hall
Baptists of Athens organized a new church Saturday evening at Music Hall with nineteen members. The presbytery included Dr. Chambers of Granville and Rev. D. A. Cash of Albany and Rev. R. M. Faubion of Athens. A pastor will be called soon and funds will be sought for salary. Services continue in Music Hall until a church building is secured. A business meeting is set for next Saturday at 7 and Sunday services remain at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptista of
Athens
Music Hall
Chambers
Granville
Ohio Baptist Convention
D. A. Cash
Albany
R. M. Faubion
VanDyke Divorce Case Opens in Court
The Clarence VanDyke and Bessie Van Dyke divorce trial led Monday’s common pleas session with custody of their minor child in dispute. Walter Newman and James Cox were named as co-respondents, and testimony cited visitors including students soldiers and two strangers during the husband’s absence. A lengthy witness list and a custody dispute dominated the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence VanDyke
Bessie van Dyke
Common Pleas Court
Walter Newman
James Cox
van Dyke
Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid to Meet March 26
The Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Henry Phillips on Wednesday March 26 at 1 PM to discuss important business. Members and friends are asked to remember the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks Chapel
Henry Phillips
Ohio Industrial League forms to unite traffic groups
Representatives of chambers of commerce and industrial traffic commissions in Ohio met in Columbus to establish a permanent body addressing traffic problems tied to government railroad control. The group began in Cleveland in February 70 as the Ohio State Industrial League and aims to coordinate solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chambers of Commerce
Industrial Trafic Comwissions of
Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio State Industrial League
German seamen agree to manning ships for Allies
Berlin reports the German government reached an accord with seamen to man ships handed to the Allies. The sailors, unit in factional disputes, have resolved to sail the vessels out. Four ships sailed from Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hamburg Ay
Indigestion Ends When Nerves Regain Strength
An 1890s era health notice details nervous indigestion as a nerve issue, not a digestive problem. It cites Mr. J. R. Grubber of Springfield Ohio, praising Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and outlining a six week regimen. The ad promotes blood building benefits and offers free medical books and mail order pills at 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Grubber
West Main Street
Springfield
Ohio
Mr. Grubber
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
California Fig Syrup Ad Targets Mothers Seeking Quick Child Relief
An old fashioned remedy claim touts a fruit laxative for bilious and feverish children. The ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to cleanse bowels, promising quick relief and easy sleep. It warns against counterfeit products and stresses genuine California Fig Syrup Company bottles with clear directions for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pele
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Army Recruiting May Be Begun Here
Major General Smith former commandant of Camp Sherman met Postmaster E R Lash in Athens to discuss establishing a regular army recruiting office. No decision yet. a notice will be given in a few days if approved. If set, the office would be in the post office building and Lash would serve as recruiting agent for the Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Camp Sherman
E. R. Lash
Armanent
Athens
Lash
U. S
Forget It Bear In Mind Chamberlain’s Digestive Tablets
An ad copy extols Chamberlain’s Tablets as a bowel mover that also boosts appetite and strengthens digestion. It claims no harmful ferments, supports stomach function, and helps the body perform its natural digestive tasks.
Florence Allen Names Assistant Prosecutor in County
Florence Allen, attorney, announced today the appointment of an assistant prosecutor for the county court. The move aims to bolster the legal team and speed up case processing in the county jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeveland
Mise Florence Allen
Hacake
Public sale at P. G. Moler farm features livestock and farming gear
After selling the farm Urban Lash offers the P. G. Moler farm sale 244 miles southwest of Albany on Monday March 31. Items include a draft mare and gelding, red cattle and ewes, O. J. C. brood sow with eight pigs, registered Delaine sheep, riding cultivator and multiple farming implements, hay and feeds. Begins at ten o clock with lunch on site. Terms announced sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Moler
Albany
Delaine
United States
Urban Lash
Geo. Allen
Brooks Cuts Prices on Household Goods in Local Sale
W H Brooks advertises discounts on brooms and cleaning supplies including Old Dutch Cleanser Star Soap Naptha and Merry War Lye with prices like 6 up to 95c plus canned foods and staples. urges maintaining country finances and paying its bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brooks
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Canan
Stickney Hocs
Tix
Social We News
Edward Banks
F. J. Beasley
Elmwood Place
J. H. Conkle
Toledo
Robert Hess
F. R. Beasley
Nelsonville
J. C. Driggs
Edwin C. Welch
Cadomene
C. H. Romine
Vandyke
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bidg
Weet Gay St
Dontscold
Bo Ten
Fordson Tractor
Henry Ford & Son, Inc
Dearborn, Mich
Fordson
Columbus, Ohio
Cline Ice Cream Company
Cotton’s
Emmet H. Cotton
Brooks & Fierce
Weet Union
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