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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
6
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse blood bowels and liver. Claims pimples fade after a few nights, with no sickness or bad breath, and promotes olive colored tablets priced 15 cents and 30 cents.
Alaska holds untapped oil and coal, with Gov. Bone and Interior officials pressing for transportation links and a unified federal policy. Geologist Alfred Brooks will lead further surveys while California interests eye rapid field access as prospecting and capital move toward rapid development.
Advertisement urges use of Ely's Cream Balm for nasal congestion from colds and catarrh. Claims quick relief as cream antiseptic penetrates nasal passages, reducing swelling and enabling clear breathing. Available at druggists with promise of substantial relief.
A Petite Forum reader urges readers to focus on self-sufficiency during coal industry disruptions. He praises charitable aid but argues independence via agriculture sustains livelihoods when unemployment hits, stressing return to the soil and the enduring need for basic living essentials.
Dutch Ridge couple Mr and Mrs Matt Shuler hosted a Saturday night gathering for friends. The event featured vocal and instrumental music, card playing, and social mingling in a relaxed home setting.
Advertises Musterole as a ready to use topical remedy for sore throats and congestion. Claims it delivers mustard‑oil strength without blistering, suitable for croupy children, with jar and tube prices and a hospital size option.
A late hour luncheon with sandwiches salads pie and cake followed the event. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J B Niggemeyer and son Paul Mr and Mrs Ernest Howard and children Anna Ambrose and Genevieve Mr and Mrs Rome Hawk and children Eugene Rollin and Zelda Mr and Mrs Lawrence Niggemeyer and son Raymond Misses Rosa Niggemeyer Kate Niggemeyer Gertrude Mary Weisenbach Zara and Hazel Swartz Flossie Miller Louise Ballenger Margaret Jane Barnhill Fred Moore Anthony Niggemeyer Ernest Glazier Dewey Pinkston Louie Niggemeyer Joe Weisenbach Winnie Barnhill Warren Barnhill Miss Bernice Laticle Shuler and the host and hostess. A farm bureau meeting and school program are slated for Dutch Ridge schoolhouse Friday evening March 31. Miss Bernice Shuler visited Miss Zara Swartz Sunday. Winnie Barnhill leaves soon for Athens for work. The community students...
Torch Rev. A. H. McCall of Columbus spent Monday here visiting friends. Willard Baker family, including Mrs Mayme Graff, traveled to Circleville to see their son and daughter in law. Cyrus Jones visited Parkersburg with his aunt Esther Dunfee. Charlies Tucker returned home after a ten day stay in Charleston West Virginia. M L McPherson of Ireland and daughter Mrs Harry Friend of Clarksburg joined Worthy Beckley for Sunday visits. William Romine attended the funeral of George Dunfee in Decatur Saturday. Funeral services for James Scarlett were held at the Baptist Church with Rev BE Wilson. distant attendees included the Fultzs and Florence Bingman of Athens. Mr and Mrs David Marlowe and John Scarlett of Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs George Dean, Mrs William Daugherty and John McLaughlin from Coolville. Mr and Mrs William Mowery visited Mr and Mrs George Jones. Mrs Ethel Simpson of Oil City Pa is visiting her parents. Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Watson at Rockland. she was longtime well known locally. Mrs Haddon Dye was a business visitor at Parkersburg. The funeral of Dewey Britton was noted as death by self inflicted shooting.
Students of John Hancock High School spend their Easter vacation at home. The school reports steady progress under teacher S. R. Coen.
The article notes a funeral service led by Harvey Brokaw in the pastor's absence with burial in the new cemetery. It also mentions James Mediey and sister Rowena Nixon visiting David Dunfee of Porterfield. International News Service reports a Medina incident where a locomotive whistle and fire siren confused residents as authorities searched for a blaze.
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