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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1919

Page

5

Spring Vegetable Tea Claims to Restore Youthful Health

A promotional notice touts a vegetable laxative tea as a gentle yet effective remedy to purge waste and refresh the system. It pledges broad use by thousands seeking safer spring health and long term vitality.

Social notes include visits and a May birth

Mrs. H. S. Sigley visited Columbus on Thursday while Mrs. Charles Mitchell spent the day in Nelsonville with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Higgins of Richland Avenue announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday May 8. The Pythian Sisters will meet in`

Charles Mitchell Nelsonville Homer Higgins Richland Avenue Pythian Sisters

Local Family Visits and Funeral Arrangements Noted

Mrs Walter Brown and her son Dent with Miss Dorothy Eldridge of Jackson visit Mr and Mrs L V Brown. Everett Quest and son Hal return to Nelsonville after visiting Mr and Mrs H P Quest. Music group to attend funeral of M J Bobo in Zaleski. E Mansfield heads to Chillicothe then Columbus to meet Dorsea Bean. Pallas Club hosts meeting with discussion on Testing the New Foods. federation dues urged.

Walter Brown Little Son Dent Dorothy Eldridge Jackson Mr. Everett Quest Hal Nelsonville Mrs. H. P. Quest C. C. Millikan Charles Sk. Cameron William Austin Zaleski M. J. Bobo J. R. Lostro E. Mansfield Chillicothe Pallas Club W. I. Matheny North Columbia Avenue

Glouster High School Commencement Crowds

Mrs. G. C. Fawcett returned from New Vienna with her mother Mrs. L. A. Arthur to spend a few weeks in Glouster. R. L. Lewis of Sabina spent several days in town on business as Glouster High School held a crowded commencement ceremony.

G. C. Fawcett New Vienna L. A. Arthur R. L. Lewis Sabina

Graduation List Highlights Longstanding Glouster Class

The opera house hosted exercises last night with a class play by graduating seniors. Diplomas were awarded to forty one graduates, among the largest classes in Glouster High School history, listing names including Mae M. Vickrey, Gertrude Seel, Billa Williams, and Ruth LeFever. The Alumni banquet occurs at the Methodist church social rooms tonight.

Opera House Mae M. Vickrey Gertrude F. Seel Billa E. Williams Thelma J. Curfman Ruth B. LeFever Garnet I. Nott Leona P. Jones Ruth Hudnall Pansie L. Hines Lenora’ White Clarice V. Thompson Bernadine M. Bartels Mary J. Mount Louise P. Fawcett Ann Williams Ann Dennison Pauline Myers Lena M. Wolfe Ardella M. Parker Hettie K. Hooper Clarice I. Stevens Gladys Roberts Mildred L. Vaughns Irene L. Zimmer Annetta A. Hodgson Thelma A. Kinsell Methodist Church Glouster High School

Flag Raising Planned at Court House to Close Victory Loan Drive

Plans were made to hold a flag raising at the court house Saturday at 6 30 p m to wind up the Victory Liberty Loan campaign in the county. County Chairman Alderman and Supt Morgan in charge were out of town so speakers were not confirmed. The high school band will provide music and Prof McCormick stated this afternoon. The flag to be raised is a victory loan honor banner.

Court House Victory Liberty Loan Supt. Morgan McCormick Victory Loan

Ohio lobbyist testifies in bribery probe implicates Cleveland senator

Dr. Russell Skeels Columbus lobbyist for the Ohio Chiropractors Association testifies before a legislative bribery probe panel denying participation in bribery for Senate bill 18 and blaming Cleveland Representative Frank Delahanty for proposing payments to influence Senator Wright. Skeels recalls February 24 meetings and estimates of 2000 dollars for Wright and 500 for Delahanty. He says no money was ever paid.

Columbus Legislative Russell Skeels Ohio Chiropractors’ Association Wright Cleveland Frank Delahanty Senator Wright Delahanty Skeels

Five new members pledge to Gamma Phi fraternity

Five men and four pledges were initiated into Gamma Phi honorary gymnastic fraternity in Edwards gymnasium. New members include John Muth of St. Petersburg Florida Edward T. Ingle Forest Ohio George Groves Troy Ohio Dana Purdum Chillicothe Ohio Frank Baker Delaware Ohio Herrold Lancaster Nelsonville Ohio Francis Gunn New Lexington Kentucky Roy Nick erson Jacksonville Florida and Eugene Rogers West Lafayette Ohio.

Delaware Gamma Phi Honorary Gamma Phi Edwards Gymnasium John Muth St. Petersburg Fla Edward T. Ingle Forest George Groves Troy Dana Purdum Chillicothe Frank Baker Herrold Lancaster Nelsonville Francis Gunn New Lexington Roy Nickerson Jacksonville Eugene Rogers West Lafayette

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