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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1923
Page
6
A quirky note references a person or group inviting someone to an older location or group home. The fragment hints at a humorous or coded line, with unclear names and event details. Further readable context is needed for precise attribution.
French detective Demayel and partner Rim mington pursue a man linked to a burglary and a possible past marriage of Janet Seale. Bandol search uncovers a golf club and a hidden bed in Henri Guy home. a visitor arrives as the house is staked for surveillance.
The advertisement urges readers to stop masking skin trouble with cosmetics and to begin treatment with Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. It claims the products cleanse the skin, help it breathe, and usually remove blotches redness and roughness.
Athens residents enjoy a holiday visit as Mrs Hurst stays at home here while George Wetherell and wife from Bremen visit P C Wetherell. A M E church notes Easter service by Sunday school pupils. Stewart defeats The Plains 14 to 6 in basketball. Class Six hosts Easter social. debating society meets at the high school with a moving pictures debate verdict favoring the affirmative by a close vote.
The body will be shipped from his sisters’ home to Greenville Thursday for interment. Har Wen Undertaking Company has charge of the arrangements.
Mrs D F Morrison from Stewart visited last week at sister Mrs Frank Arnold's home. Mrs Jane McDaniel, after time with brother Marshal Bailey at Bartlet, is visiting nearby. Mrs Wm Bingman and her son returned to Athens after visiting father in law W F E Binkman. Parkersburg visitors included Mrs Phoebe Lariton Mrs Carlton and daughter Mrs Clarence Swartz and Clara Barnett. Mrs C C Mars visited at little Hocking one day. Mrs Clarence Dodd and son Neese shopped in Parkersburg last week. Mrs KE L Rogers spent Monday at Belpre with her daughter.
Mrs. Brafford. Martha Wildman of Ohio University spent the Easter vacation at her home near here. A. H. Huggins of Athens spent the weekend at his home here. Gerald McDaniel of Springfield is visiting at the home of his grandmother Mrs. Ida Cuffison.
A day in Athens O H as reported by the Messenger Watch Dog. The writer recounts small town interactions with neighbors and visitors, a stolen Ford recovered by a paper ad, hospital visits, and plans for a summer trip while pondering finances and family life.
A terse exchange marks a tense pool hall moment as one player laments a poor game while the other sardonly notes the opponent’s familiar pattern. The dialogue hints at a long standing rivalry and rival expectations.
The Messenger highlights the Want Ad Page with a note that readers may miss a lively swap section. It emphasizes the value of small ads for barter and trade.
A dated health note warns against harsh alkali in shampoos and promotes Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure greaseless and inexpensive. It describes mixing two to three teaspoons in warm water, applying to hair, and rinsing to leave hair soft, bright, and easy to manage while removing dust and dandruff.
A playful note compares spring mood to a doughnut hole lacking a doughnut, conveying lighthearted whimsy about seasonal energy and cravings.
Representatives from Fairfield Pickaway Ross and Hocking counties met in Logan on Tuesday to discuss dues and farm bureau activities. Speaker was Mr Shonberger of the state federation. Fairfield county was represented by M W Bailey and Thomas Wright from Lancaster, with Bailey recently county agent in Fairfield.
Herman Bienaut of Green Ville died Tuesday morning at 3 30 after a long illness. He wintered with his sisters Miss Mary Anna and Tena Bienaut on South Market Street. Born in Logan he was a granite cutter at Keck Monumental Works. His wife and two children preceded him in death. He belonged to I O O F and K P. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 4 PM at the Methodist church, with burial to follow.
Folklore hints at hens and warmth as a guide to planting onion sets. A gardener recalls times when spring chores began with careful search for ready soil and nearby poultry for inspiration, using practical field notes and observations.
The fragment recalls Bill Carpenter and companions boating near Niagara Falls years ago. A vivid incident involving their group and a memorable moment is hinted at, with the focus on a shared experience among hardware friends.
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