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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
8
Back pain is claimed to vanish after a single use of St Jacobs Oil the ad says. The product promises to ease lumbago sciatica and strains quickly by topical rubbing with harmless skin tolerance. It urges readers to try a trial bottle from any drug store and forget backache.
Frank and friends plot to sell Billy and Nannie the goats to Ned and Harriet Dodge at Chautauqua. The twins are shipped in June after a covert plan, with Father William warning against separation as they leave for Springfield and the express office. The piece ends noting the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, representing 47 states with 32,000 members.
Spring meetings will decide if the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs should fund a memorial for Camp Sherman soldiers. Delegates will vote on a per capita assessment of 25 cents for three years or an alternative per the memorial committee led by Mrs John MacKee of Springfield. Clubs absent at district meetings must send art-chair reports.
Ilona Cameron plans a bold prank to calm her father as Mrs. Cameron worries over propriety. Roger Cabell remarks on girls near Dame Propriety while Grace Wiles helps shape Ilona. MacKee leads a Dennison committee talk on interior decoration and welfare officials schedule club lectures.
During the war the Ohio Federation produced splendid service at Camp Sherman under state president Mrs. Prentice E. Rood of Toledo. Club women now consider commemorating the sacrifice of the trained soldiers. Spring conferences will decide whether to proceed with the proposal.
Mrs John Mackee the Springfield state federation art chairman addressed the Bowling Green Woman's Club on City Planning and City Beautiful at Bowling Green on March 22. On March 24 she planned another engagement with Mrs.
McArthur H. FE Meadows went to Logan for the United Mine Workers convention. Everett Beckley and a spouse attend the Follies in Columbus. Homer Cray of Hamden visits McArthur for business. A C Gorsuch travels to Nelsonville and Athens on work. Steele and son Percy visit Crooksville and Columbus on business. Wm Smith of Athens spends weekend with family in McArthur.
The Puritan mine will resume operations on Wednesday after being idle for over seven days. Fred Diles and his son Fred visited Gallipolis on Monday for business. John Deem works at Lomax grocer this week. Charles Carson spent Sunday with brother in law S. E. Murphy in Richland township. Bertha Stephenson returns to Ohio Fuel Supply office duties after ten days with the flu. Charity Ayres returns home in Cairo West Virginia after visiting her sons Norman and Martin. A J Conner was a business visitor in Athens Tuesday. Harley Notestein and wife from Carbonhill visit Elmer Ward. H S Hamilton and son Herbert visiting Columbus this week. John Beckley and son Paul visiting McArthur.
Miss Selma Mortensen of Chicago writes of suffering pimples for two months. After trying remedies she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum from a free sample and was completely healed in about two weeks.
Milton S. Cox as administrator filed an inventory and appraisement for the estate of Elizabeth Tripp in probate court.
Diantha Kille conveys 25 acres in Madison township to Lovina Peck for 400 dollars. Lovina Peck conveys 19 acres in Madison township to Diantha Kille for 300 dollars. Daniel Barnhouse conveys 30 acres in Vinton township to Martin Pierce for 190 dollars.
Alta Miller sues John Miller for alimony. The court grants her 40 acres of land, minus 10 acres, as part of the settlement.
State of Ohio v Don Doss ends with discharge for failure of proof in intoxicating liquors case.
Dr W E Bancroft a returned missionary from India presented a home talent pageant Monday evening in M EF church of McArthur. The pageant aimed to recreate the India experience and drew about 25 participants.
Federal Judge later today sentenced Sam Disalvo of Yorkville to 75 days imprisonment in the Delaware county jail. Disalvo was found guilty of contempt of court for violating the judge's injunction by assaulting a strike breaker in the Wheeling Steel and Iron company strike at Yorkville.
Paris reports the league of nations will actively participate in the international economic conference at Genoa, signaling a coordinated effort in global negotiations.
The article notes fish has long stood as a chief dietary staple in China, reflecting its enduring role in regional cuisine and daily meals across generations.
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