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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1929
Page
10
Kansas City physician Dr. E. E. Paddock, with 30 years of gall bladder and liver disease experience, claims many gallstone and liver cases can be treated without surgery. He offers a free booklet explaining his medicine based method, symptoms, and when surgery is truly needed, available by mail.
A formal notice directs the reader to print their full name and complete address clearly on dotted lines provided. The request emphasizes legibility for official records and future correspondence with the issuing agency.
Plans progress for a new furniture factory to be built in South Logan under Robert Shaw and associates. Excavation has begun for a textile sized building 50 by 350 feet, to be completed in 90 days. The plant, to employ 35 to 40 workers, will be funded by local Logan stockholders and may be named later.
Wesley Wonn of Third Street Logan believes he is the first in Hocking County to plant corn this year. He used a protected soil method with glass covers over ker nels in boxes of earth, hoping for early maturity if frost allows. Mary Alice Miller, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Miller of Perry County, died at the state hospital Orient and funeral services were held at Harmony United Brethren Church Marion Township.
Logan Chapter No 75 Royal Arch Masons plan for their annual inspection next Friday evening. Work will be conferred in the Most Excellent Master’s degree under High Priest O. O. Stephenson Gore. Merrill R. Montgomery to preside as inspecting officer with work starting at 7 o’clock and refreshments to follow. Logan March 26. Charles Webb hospitalized after blood poisoning from hand injury at Webb Summit slaughter house.
Logan residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Mrs Dallas Watson of Thurston visited Mrs Laura Fierce in Logan while Mrs William McDonald from Nelsonville Route 1 called on her daughter Mrs Wesley Hawk. Mr and Mrs Walter Smith of New Straitsville and Mrs Charles Green and Edgar Green family were in Logan. Green joined from Nelsonville on Saturday night. John McBroom and Merle Weymueller headed to Columbus with Miss Florence Bort, who will stay with her brother Donald in Grant Hospital after a fall injuries.
Philadelphia report states Samuel Rea former presidents of the Pennsylvania Railroad died after a three weeks illness at his Gladwyne home. Funeral services are planned for late tomorrow at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church.
Toledo police hunt two bandits after a fatal clash at Lamson Brothers Department Store. John Lewis 57 died and fellow watchman Thomas Blair 66 was seriously wounded as they battled robbers who tried to force a store burglary.
Logan reports signs of spring with temperatures above seventy, residents in light attire, hedge trimming, and screen doors going up. Youths visit the river aiming for fish as kites rise, marble games unfold, sidewalks hum with roller skates, and birds sing in a lively welcome to the season.
John Betsy and Jim Johnson were ordered to appear before Magistrate Carl Porter at 7 o'clock tonight to answer trespassing charges. They were found on Rock Riflee school grounds by Sheriff William Williams Sunday night.
A young colored girl was taken to the Mary Price Home in Columbus from Glouster by Miss Viola Fell supervising nurse and Miss Clara Cavanaugh county health nurse Friday night. A 6 month old baby and his mother were taken to Columbus from Wilnville to visit a baby specialist to determine a special diet for a child believed malnourished. Miss Fell remained in Columbus Saturday to visit Miss Florence Croes secretary Athens County Health Office who was operated upon recently for appendicitis.
Federal reinforcements commanded by General Evaristo Perez were set to reach Mazatlan to help defend the Pacific seaport against a persistent Rebel assault.
Bellefonta Pa March 25 Miguel 28 held to account for killing Louise Jacks is electrocuted today at Rockview Penitentiary in a high profile case of a man slaying his sweetheart.
The storm sewer from the trunk line at Gallagher Avenue to Church Street is complete. Barthlow and Son finished the 30 inch line to Church Street with a 24 inch branch, catch basins placed on Warner Avenue, boosting capacity for Glenview Heights and Warner Avenue drainage after heavy rain. Basements on Church and Fountain Streets previously flooded.
Albert Love of Luhrig pleaded not guilty but was found guilty in Magistrate E. Hedges court for violating school laws by failing to send his child to school. Love was fined $5 and costs, with payment suspended if the child remains in school. costs due by April 1 or he faces jail until paid.
Ruth Bliss five year old daughter of Reverend Elmer Bliss of North Mulberry Street ran into the path of a car driven by Clifford Nes Saturday afternoon. She suffered cuts and bruises to the face and head and was treated at Cherrington Hospital before returning home.
In a vivid March day Athens residents shed coats and worries. Car owners hit the roads as the summer rush began and front porches filled with spring attire and bathed in balmy sunshine.
The note presents a word chain solution Pacamga east last lost loss joss jobs identifying a sequence from clue to final result.
Charles L. Kurtz 74 native of Athens County longtime Columbus financier and corporate leader died at 6 39 am Sunday at his home 1525 East Broad Street Columbus He recently returned from a Mexico trip amid danger from bandits and had long served as president of Keever Starch Company Guanajuato Mines and Reduction Company and Scioto Stone Company He held varied roles from newsboy to state legislator and Republican figure.
Kurts served in the Ohio Legislature elected 1880 and 1882, was Governor Foraker’s private secretary 1886–1890, state oils inspector 1896–1900, and chaired the Republican state executive committee in 1895–1896. He held national party posts 1896–1900, helped organize several firms in 1903, led Guanajuato Mines & Reduction as president, and chaired Rall Light Company 1920–1928. He married Anna Jewett in 1878, widowed 1909, remarried Vivian Ebersole in 1915. He died after a long public career, with funeral at his Columbus residence.
Miss Kay G. Baker of Newport Vermont reports chronic bronchitis left her run down and prone to colds. She says she recovered after taking Father John's Medicine and now eats sleeps well and the cough is gone. She adds she could tell the world what it did for her.
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