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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1921
Page
2
The Ford plant in Cork, Ireland, has closed down indefinitely due to poor business conditions. The shutdown affects about 1500 workers as production of tractors and other items ends. The closure was announced today and cites ongoing economic difficulties.
An old advertisement touts Outgro as a simple remedy for ingrown toenails. It claims a few drops on surrounding skin reduce inflammation and pain by softening the tissue, with the claim that proper use helps the nail turn outward naturally. Consumers can buy a tiny bottle at the store.
The listing describes farm implements and livestock for public sale on a southwest field near Taier Pike. Items include horses, cattle, a mowing machine, harrows, binders, wagons, harness, hay, corn, and various tools with terms to be paid on the day of sale. Lunch served on grounds. C. F. Oxley and Jo. B. Allen auctioneers.
Av A King was reinstated as Lorain police chief by Judge W B Thompson in common pleas court. The decision cleared him of all sixteen charges from Mayor Grall and ordered back pay dating to his suspension, restoring his rank after a prior civil service trial found guilt on thirteen counts. King had served as mayor and led the Ohio Police Chiefs Association.
Mrs. James A. Stillman declares a happy Easter with her children in Lakewood. Lawyers move to dismiss preliminary testimony in the divorce case citing alleged improper newspaper publication and sensational claims about Grand Anse summer home incidents and Beauvais management.
Holiday Mra and William Meeks hosted by daughter Mrs Dana Ickles in Desta Perry's. Miss Enola Morris visited Mrs William Gilkey of Its Fork. Maggie Levasy and Miss Theresa Blackwood stayed with Mabel Staneart. Della Haning of Gold Ridge visited Nellie Levacy. Audra Douglas attended the Chase school entertainment. Adelaide Stanley and Theresa Blackwood visited Mrs Susan Green and daughter Minnie Snowville. Nellie Levacy assists Andrew Gilkey with house work. Audra Willard visited Gladys Chaney.
At Paulding county experiment farm a four year old team weighing 1400 pounds consumed 24 bushels of corn valued at 28.34 123 bushels of oats worth 94.69 four and a half tons of hay 101.70 one and a half tons of corn stover 6.17 pasture 9.85 and minor feed 0.61 during March 1920 to February 1921. Feed costs varied with prices.
Reported in John Hillyer's store, criminals ate crackers and cheese with lemon extract and peppermint essence before stealing from the cash register. Police connected the incident to a group known as the Bunch Dennison.
Police seek a slender well dressed woman linked to a death in a sidewalk crypt. Walter Jones, a factory watchman, tracked the woman to an alley and a crypt where a man lay dead with a rosary and a crumpled note. Mrs Schultz identified as giving bread and coffee to a stranger, while the case unfolds amid scattered clues. Springfield police say vagrants face no lodging as the city shuts doors to the roaming poor.
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