Dimond and Davis wed in Columbus ceremony
The Athens Messenger city editor Lee Elson Dimond married Miss Inez Goodwin Davis of Columbus and Knoxville. The quiet April 23 ceremony took place at the home of Rev. Irving Maurer with a post wedding home at East State street after May 15. The bride had lived with her grandmother in Columbus. The groom is son of Urbana residents and has edited The Messenger since February first.
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Messenger
Lee Elson Dimond
Athens Messenger
Inez Goodwin Davis
Columbus
Knoxville
Tenn
Irving Maurer
First Congregational Church
Dimond
East State Street
Sarah ©. Davis
Athens
W. E. Dimond
Urbana
The
Father John’s Medicine Promoted as Spring Tonic
A vintage health advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a nourishing, easily digested food that strengthens the body. It claims 65 years of trusted use as a family remedy and the best spring tonic.
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Father John
Paris police use airplane to curb May Day turmoil
A police airplane with wireless gear patrolled Paris on May Day to observe crowds for potential red demonstrations. Automobiles with wireless receivers followed to relay reports while drivers stayed off work and many shops closed. Rail and tram service ran partially and newspapers appeared on streets for the first May Day since the armistice.
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Paris
Chauncey Falls to Jacksonville in Sunday Baseball Clash
Chauncey lost 8 to 6 to Jacksonville before 1500 fans as Jacksonville rallied in the seventh inning after being held to two hits through six. Barstow started for Chauncey and, after walking the leadoff man, surrendering six hits and seven runs in the seventh, was relieved by Simpson. D. Barich, McDaniels, and H. Rasp led Chauncey’s offense. Geo. Golding of Gloucester won the Ford car prize. Next Sunday Jacksonville visits New Straitsville.
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Chauncey, CO
Chauncey
Jacksonville
Jaksonville
Barstow
Simpson
Withem
D. Barich
McDaniels
H. Rasp
Geo. Golding
Glouster
New Straitsville
E, Watkins
Rash
Baliom
Withens
E. Morrison
H. Barich
Artis
Pocmomg Ote
Bradfield
Whitlatch
Batastow
Five Die in Kansas City Rooming House Blast
An explosion and ensuing fire in a Kansas City rooming house killed five African American residents and injured more than fifty others. A gas buildup from a leaking cellar pipe is suspected as the cause as the blaze reduced the frame building to hot embers within twenty minutes.
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Kansas City
British Budget Outlines 1922 23 Expenditures
London May 1 The British government sets 1922 23 expenditures at 910 089 000 pounds a drop of about 200 000 000 from last year The army estimate is 62 300 000 and the navy 64 884 000 The previous year’s outgo ran about 91 000 000 pounds under receipts
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London
Robert Korne
By The Way E V Wolfe Visits Cozy Corners Grounds
E V Wolfe of Cozy Corners led a tour and lecture detailing the climate and soil suitability of his small fruits. He noted economy as a life study and uses vineyard weeds to feed rabbits for fresh meat.
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E. V. Wolfe
Cozy Corners
Water Rent Now Due in Athens
Water rents are due at the city building. The office is open daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Saturdays, and on the tenth of the month it stays open until 5 p.m. Rents must be paid by the evening of the tenth. Service Director R. D. Williams notes these terms.
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R. D. Williams
Ohio Team Earns Few Firsts in Miami Dual Meet
Ohio University track lost to Miami University 331% to 3 3 1% in a dual meet. Cowden, O Daffer, and Bell led scoring with wins in pole vault high jump shot put and javelin. Miami swept sprints hurdles and relays while Ohio showed strength in field events but lagged on the track.
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Ohio University
Miami
Miami University
Denison
Ohio
Cowden
O'Daffer
Bell
Meassell
Powell
O’daffer
Essig
Greene
Kendall
Schultz
Baird
Parker
Neff
Ainsley
Leiferman
Msssg
Heater
Dunn
Benham
Somdahl
Perry
Blake
Ohio Falls to Miami in Lopsided Conference Opener
Miami defeats Ohio 16 to 5 in the first conference game as Ohio struggles with errors and pitching woes. Chet Wolf started for Ohio, five different Miami batters drive in runs, while Ohio loses three regulars to a track meet in Miami.
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Ohio University
Aist
Miami University
Ohio
Miami
Chet Wolf
Wolf
Boots
O'Donnel
Sneyder
Tinker
Athletes to Form Old A Men Association in Athens High
Coach Douglass Torrance plans uniting former A and letter men with current Athens high athletes to maintain the school's athletic spirit. Names of old A men are being collected via Principal Rupp Supt Stailey and George Whippie. A banquet will formalize the group as Torrance shares the baseball schedule including May 6 Jackson high here and May 15 Nelsonville high here.
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Douglass Torrance
Athens High School
Athens
Torrance
Athens High
Rupp
C. E. Stailey
George Whippie
Jackson High
Nelsonville High
John Hancock
Majority of Cabinet Members Are Smokers
Washington may 1 officials report a presidential circle heavy with tobacco use. Observers say about 95 percent of cabinet members congressmen and American diplomats are smokers with the president favoring a mild fragrant cigar. Non smokers are rare in the official family.
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Washington
Congress
Local notices from New Marshfield area social calendar
Clarence Mace took a position with Western Union Telegraph in Cleveland. Residents and relatives, including Chaffin, Stewart, Dorn, Carr, and Rhorick families, visit or host in Columbus Sedalia Jeffersonville Athens and Dowler Ridge. Eastern Star events, lectures, and a musical recital highlight community life. road conditions hinder repairs amid bad weather.
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Clarence Mace
Cleveland
Western Union Telegraph Company
A. W. Chaffin
Frank Stewart
Columbus
George Dorn and Son
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
Jesse Baughman
FP. J. Winning
Alvie Judy
William Chaffin
W. H. Elliott
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
PF. G. Hoodlet
Obituary for Micajah E. Tewksbury of Meigs County Ohio
Micajah Edward Tewksbury born January 5 1859 in Meigs County Ohio died March 18 1922 near his old home aged 65 years two months and 18 days He was the son of Rey Daniel and Sarah Tewksbury married Lydia McCarty in 1882 father to five children including Hilah and Janie who preceded him and surviving wife Lydia son Howard of Baltimore Ohio daughters Edna Reeves and Kate Woodyard 11 grandchildren and one brother He lived an honest upright life as a devoted husband and father and will be missed in his community The obituary ends with a reflective verse about life and death.
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Micajah Edward Tewksbury
Meigs County
Ohio
Rey
Daniel
Sarah Tewksbury
Lydia McCarty
Hilah
Janie
Lydia Tewksbury
Howard
Baltimore
Ednad Reeves
Kate Woodyard
Albany
Tewksbury
Thanking Friends for Kindness in sickness and Death
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness during illness and passing of our husband and father. Our thanks extend to Mr and Mrs P G Drake for the flowers. Lydia Tewksbury and Children.
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P. G. Drake
Lydia Tewksbury
Potter Union Leader Dies in East Liverpool
Edward Menge, 51, former potters press operative, died after a three year illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon. The article notes arsenic exposure risks for miners and safety measures like nose and mouth bandages.
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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 recommends to Admiral Straus that another battleship be rushed to Tianjin because large American interests there are endangered by civil warfare. More than 2 000 ships carry the American flag over sixty two ocean lanes.
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Washington
Jacob Gould Schurman
China
Admiral Straus
Tien Tsin
Ocean
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