Athens Editor Lee Dimond Marries Miss Inez Davis
City editor of the Athens Messenger Lee Elson Dimond and Miss Inez Goodwin Davis of Columbus wed quietly in Columbus on April 23 at the First Congregational church. The couple will reside at 88 East State Street after May 15. the bride previously lived with her grandmother in Columbus. Dimond has served as city editor since February 1 and has formed wide local ties.
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Messenger
Lee Elson Dimond
Athens Messenger
Inez Goodwin Davis
Columbus
Knoxville
Tenn
Irving Maurer
First Congregational Church
Dimond
Fast State Street
Sarah ©. Davis
Athens
W. FE. Dimond
Urbana
The
Flo
Father John’s Medicine: A 65 Year Spring Tonic
Doctors explain the action of elements in medicine. Father John’s Medicine is a food character not a drug and easily digested. It nourishes the body and is promoted as a useful family remedy for spring health.
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Father John
Paris uses police air patrol to curb May Day unrest
A police airplane equipped with wireless gear patrolled Paris on May Day to monitor crowd concentrations and avert disturbances. Two wireless cars tracked reports from the plane while observers watched streets. taxis largely idle and half the shops closed as calm prevailed.
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Paris
Jacksonville Beats Chauncey 8 to 6 In Sunday Baseball Thriller
In Chauncey O May 1 a crowd of 1500 watched Jacksonville power past Chauncey 8 to 6 after trailing 6 1 through six innings. Jackson ville roared in the seventh scoring seven runs off Barstow and Simpson. D Barich McDaniels and H Rasp led Chauncey hitters, while Geo Golding won the Ford prize. Next Sunday New Straitsville visits Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Jacksonville
Jaksonville
Barstow
Simpson
Withem
Pdinehes
D. Barich
McDaniels
H. Rasp
Geo. Golding
Glouster
New Straitsville
Jacksonville AB
Baesek O
G. Has
Ginnan
Hallem
Seekinger
OW McDaniels
Hartley
Worbins
British Budget Outlines 1922-23 Expenditures
London May 1 The British government sets 1922-23 expenditures at 910,089,000 pounds, about 200,000,000 pounds less than last year. Army estimates are 62,300,000 pounds and navy 64,884,000 pounds. Last year's outlays were roughly 91,000,000 pounds below receipts.
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London
Robert Lorne
By The Way—E V Wolfe Lectures on Small Fruits at Jozy Corners
E V Wolfe of Jozy Corners led a ground tour explaining the qualities and adaptability of small fruit varieties to the local climate and soil. He described his economy focus using vineyard weeds and grass to feed rabbits for fresh meat.
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E. V. Wolfe
Jozy Corners
Water Rent Now Due in Athens
Water rents are now due and payable at the city building. The office is open daily except Saturday and the tenth of the month from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the two referenced dates. All rents should be paid by the evening of the tenth, per RK. D. Williams, Service Director.
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RK. D. Williams
Ohio Lands Meet Yet Fails to Produce Firsts at Miami
Ohio university loses to Miami University 83 14 to 33 1 3 in a dual meet. Denison scorers Cowden O Daffer and Bell led Ohio with wins in pole vault high jump shot put and javelin. Miami dominated sprint distances hurdles distance events and the relay as Meassell O Daffer and Bell topped several events.
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Ohio University
Miami
Miami University
Denison
Ohio
Cowden
O’daffer
Bell
O'Daffer
Meassell
Powell
Essig
Greene
Kendall
Schultz
Baird
Barber
Neff
Ainsley
Leiferman
Heater
Dunn
Benham
Ohio Falls Hard to Miami in Season Opener
Ohio大学 baseball team suffered a lopsided 16 to 4 defeat at home against Miami in the first conference game. Early miscues and pitching troubles doomed Ohio as Miami built leads with runs in each inning after a tight start. Key players included Wolf for Ohio and Milders with batters Boots and O Donnel contributing for Miami.
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Ohio University
Miami University
Ohio
Miami
Chet Wolf
Wolf
Boots
O'Donnel
Snyder
O’donnel
Tinker
Athletes to Unite Old and New A Men
Coach Douglass Torrance plans a Charlestown Athens high school association linking former A men with current letter men to foster unity. Names are being gathered from old A men and a banquet will formalize the group. Torrance also announced the baseball schedule with games May 6 and May 13 at home, May 19 at Jackson high, May 26 open, and June 2 against John Hancock.
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Athens High School
Athens
Athle
Torrance
Athens High
Rupp
C. E. Stailey
George Whipple
Jackson High
Nelsonville High
John Hancock
Majority of Cabinet Members Are Smokers
Washington reports that about 95 percent of cabinet members, members of Congress and diplomats are daily smokers. The article notes the president favors a mild fragrant cigar and that non smokers are rare among the president’s official circle.
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Washington
Congress
Community News From New Marshfield and Surrounding Areas
Local residents and visitors are noted across multiple towns. Clarence Mace moves to Cleveland for a position with Western Union Telegraph Co. and numerous guests visit relatives in Columbus and Athens. Roads are in poor condition. repairs hindered by weather as Odd Fellows and Eastern Star activities continue.
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Clarence Mace
Cleveland
Western Union Telegraph Company
A. W. Chaffin
Frank Stewart
Columbus
George Dorn
Gon
Sedalia
Kermit Carr
Jeffersonville
R. H. Dorn
E.L. Rhorick
New Marshfield
F. G. Hoodlet
Daisy Hewitt
Eastern Star
Alva Tom
Athens
W. D. Porterfield
George Mace
George Dowler
Farmily
Jess Beverage
Nelsonville
M.fe
Foulard
Home Missionary Society
M. F. Church
Mina Baker
Albany
L. Hawk
Henry Todd
Haydenville
R. Hysell
Bruce Baughman
Jesse Baughman
P. J. Winning
Alvie Judy
Wiliam Chaffin
W. H. Elliott
P. G. Dowler
Steve Sharick
Orbiston
John Dowler
J. A. Overton
Parkersburg
James Jackson
George Conkey
Pittsburg
Ronald Robinett
Christian Church
Ronald
Marshfield
Arch Knowlton
George Sickles
Mineral
F. G. Hoodier
Obituary for Micajah Edward Tewksbury 1859 1922
Obituary notes Micajah Edward Tewksbury born January 5 1859 in Meigs County Ohio died March 18 1922 near his old home at age 63. He married Lydia McCarty in 1882 and they had five children two of whom Hilah and Janie died earlier. survived by wife Lydia son Howard of Baltimore Ohio daughters Edna Reeves and Kate Woodyard 11 grandchildren and a brother plus many relatives and neighbors. He is praised as an honest upright husband and devoted father and his loss is mourned by the community.
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Micajah Edward Tewksbury
Meigs County
Ohio
Daniel
Sarah Tewksbury
Lydia McCarty
Hilah
Janie
Lydia Tewksbury
Howard
Baltimore
Ednad Reeves
Kate Woodyard
Albany
Tewksbury
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during sickness and death of our husband and father and thank Mr and Mrs P G Drake for flowers. Lydia Tewksbury and Children.
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P. G. Drake
Lydia Tewksbury
Potter Union Leader Edward Menge Dies in Ohio Valley
Funeral services are planned for Edward Menge a 51 year old former potter and press operative who died after a three year illness at his home in East Liverpool Ohio His death is reported in the local obituary noting his leadership within the Potter Union and his long service to the industry Workers in arsenic mines are advised to take protective measures against dust inhalation using bandages over noses and mouths to prevent poisoning.
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Potter Union
Liverpool
Edward Menge
Potters
National Brotherhood of Home
American minister urges extra battleship to Tianjin
Washington May 1 Jacob Gould Schurman the American minister to China has recommended to Admiral Straus that another battleship be rushed to Tianjin because large American interests there are endangered by the civil warfare More than 2000 ships carry the American flag over 62 ocean zones.
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Washington
Jacob Gould Schurman
China
Admiral Straus
Tien Tsin
Ocean
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Boys Industrial School
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Douglass Torrance
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Athens, Ohio
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Prop
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