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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
12
W H McKee, a noted local druggist, touts Vincl as a superior tonic and strength builder. He claims Vincl delivers cod liver oil benefits without the usual oiliness and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to satisfy.
Ex-Sheriff Andrew Murphy and Joseph W Higgins plan a wholesale produce and commission house in Athens. They lease the Pilcher property from Silas Hedges and Sons, move in July, start by August, handle fruits vegetables flour and more, with stock sold on commission. Hedges and Son will end their retail grocery by July 1.
The Board of Education rejected all bids for the new school building after John G. Schmidt’s bid was found invalid due to an error in the sealed submission. Other bids were far above the Schmidt amount, prompting a new advertisement for sealed bids and a June 8 deadline. The heating, plumbing, and total estimated cost hovered near the 60 thousand dollar target. The association delegates discussed the bid issue and noted ministers attended the meeting. the next bid date was set for June 8 and work would be re-evaluated.
Advertises Kodol as a remedy for chronic indigestion and dyspepsia proving relief in long standing cases. Claims it enables digestion, strengthens digestive organs, and sweetens the stomach like a boiler ready to work. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
Ohio Central Lines offers a one fare round trip excursion on May 12 to see the great ball game between Ohio University of Athens and Ohio State University of Columbus. Tickets valid on train No 1 there and No 6 back. encourage fans to root for their favorites.
Heavy body oil based paint sold by H. L. Wheaton. Ready thinning increases economy for exterior use with pure linseed oil instruction.
The Athens County Ministerial Association met at the M. E. church and adopted a constitution and by-laws. Officers elected were Rev. W. L. Slutz president Rev. E. D. Beck vice president Rev. Chauncey Case treasurer and Rev. George Washington secretary. A program committee was named and the June 4 meeting date announced for later publication.
At a church meeting in Athens, Dr Thomas L Lowe was elected for another year with a higher salary but asked to hold his decision on leaving the Athens pastorate. He has received promising offers including one in New York State and plans a revival next year. He and Mrs Lowe have won broad support from locals.
Athens county boards and teachers react to Briggs and Duvall laws raising minimum pay to 40 dollars monthly for new hires and guiding districts to raise salaries. State guarantees deficits paid, counties may seek 12 mill maximum levies, and districts push three-term contracts to attract and retain qualified teachers.
Advertisement notes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as the cure for burns sunburn cuts and bruises with special mention for piles. Warns against imitations and states the genuine product by E. C. DeWitt & Co Chicago is on every box. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
Mr Calvin Frost visited his son Isaac and family on Sunday. Mrs Mary Womeldorf and her young daughter visit the Womeldorf grandparents, Weaver and Bobo, at Canaanville. Clifford Ruth called on friends locally. E G Angell was a business visitor at Nelsonville Saturday. Miss Ethel Anthony completed an eight month teaching term at Long Run now in her third year there. Sarah and Retta Riley spent a week with cousins Nellie and Ollie Cranmer. Rev E J Jones preached at Graham's Chapel. Angell bought another pony to pair with his existing one. Local boys praise Angell's as a top visiting spot.
Green Seal Liquid Paints offer harmonious color blends with 46 distinct tints and shades. The system highlights easy pairing options for decorative and craft projects.
Miss Maud Ruth and Edna Evans of Athens visited relatives Sunday. G W Christman of O U spent a few days at home last week. The lid is on says P P Lauer justice court enforcing the law. Hiram Frost sold town property to F E Carsey and will move to Muskingum county to expand fur trade interests. George Douglas plans a large store for mercantile business.
Rev. A J Warrener of Federal and county deputy Grand Chancellor of the Ohio K of P inspected the Marshfield lodge last night. The lodge has 176 members with 54 present for the inspection. Two candidates received the Knights rank and work was exemplified commendably. A bountiful lunch followed.
David Meekison notes marked improvement after using Peruna for his long standing head catarrh. He believes continued use may eradicate a thirty year illness. The statement reflects the era’s reliance on patent remedies.
Nelsonville notes Alex Nelson and family returned from Glouster where they attended the Glouster High School Commencement. Various residents visit relatives and friends in Columbus, Athens, Gauley Bridge, and Albany with accompanying social visits and weekend travels.
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure aids digestion after meals preventing belching sour stomach and flatulence. The product is offered for sale at Cline's Pharmacy to aid stomach comfort.
A group led by Wm Fleming and others warns that any man found on their property with hounds will be prosecuted. Signatories include J F Hall G W Dewees H A Fleming A B Johnson S W Vincent Isaac Lafollet E C Jones James Carpenter S T Vincent James Lafollett C A Morris J R Lewis G W Carter F C Wolfe Harvey Linscott E C Linscott A M Linscott J W Grandstaff C C Fleming B Jones L Carpenter.
Columbus and return rail trip priced at 1.2 dollars departs Albany? May 13 via Ohio Central Lines. Athens departure at 8 15 a m with return from Columbus at 6 30 p m.
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