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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1922
Page
10
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products including Soap Ointment and Talcum for daily use. It claims baths, soothing applications and sample requests by mail with an address for Cuticura Laboratories. Bold typography emphasizes terms like Ointment and Soap.
In a tea room scene Doris confronts Ted about her marriage to Alec, admitting unhappiness but choosing pride over disclosure. The setting shifts to a wicker room with a self sufficient waitress, while Doris contemplates independence after fleeing a factory. The moment hints at Doris's future choices.
Billy and his friend plot to leave a picnic for a Celeron rumored to host a Coney Island like place with fungalore at the lake end. Father William and Nannie oppose the plan but Billy persuades with a boastful sermon about sharing pleasures. The rope breaks freeing Billy Junior and the two goats as their tale continues tomorrow.
Prominent figures from the sector share positions aimed at resolving lingering questions. Statements emphasize safety, compliance, and long term stability while addressing public concerns and market implications.
An advertisement and testimonial excerpt promoting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for symptoms of menopause. It cites experiences from Mrs. Fannie Rosenstein in Philadelphia and Mrs. J. S. Livernoss in Detroit, describes common midlife symptoms, and claims the remedy supports nervousness, heat flashes, memory lapses, and general well being. It invites requests for the company’s text book.
Chauncey High School presents the four act comedy Assisted by Sadie at the Globe Theatre Chauncey on May 16 and 17. Cast includes Hiram Love Lloyd Wharton Paul Theisen Harold Minister Eugene Chadwell and others with Beatrice Border Christene Courtney Opal Syx Norma Ferguson Erma Atkinson and Janet Palmer. The play’s tickets are on sale. The Missionary Society of the First Christian church met at Mrs Floyd Nye’s High street home with Mrs Pendergrass presiding and Mrs Guy Brookins leading the program on American Cities.
The meeting appointed a nominating committee of Mrs. Brookins Mrs Nye Mrs E C Wharton and Mrs T R Hamilton. A social collation followed. Chauncey attendees included Mrs C W Ferrer Mrs B F Ferrer Mrs George Wilson Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins Mrs Boling Mrs Robt Warner and Mrs John Ioper. Jacob Nida funeral held at The Plains Friday. Christian Endeavor social drew 75 youths at First Christian church with programs by Lucy Law Inez Nye Lucile Bradfield Erma Wharton and talks by Prof Young and Rev L W Spayd. Luncheon served during social hour. Mrs S D Jackson hosted a birthday surprise in Lexington Avenue with music and conversation.
A Romani woman received a fine from Mayor W. B. Koons on Sunday afternoon after pleading guilty to whipping her daughter. Police reported a band of Romani people camping between the city and Beaumont. a complainant led to the woman's arrest and she was assessed a fine and costs of 17 dollars.
Beginning May 11 all Chauncey stores in the city close at noon on Thursdays to grant clerks and merchants a weekly half holiday. Closing will be in effect until September.
Solomon Wilson was called to Cincinnati by his aunt’s illness. Saturday noon, Earl Grinstead and Gladys McGee were married at Rev. G. B. Courtney’s home on High street, with Hollis McGee and Miss Grimstead as attendants. They will reside at Jobs.
Funeral services for Mrs Grant Cochran died Saturday at her Mill Street home were conducted Monday at the Chauncey Methodist Church by Rev E N Dabritz. Burial followed in Nye Cemetery. She had been ill with tuberculosis and asthma and is survived by husband and six children.
Mr Bill Killenbarger 24 World War veteran of Logan married Miss Lillian Cleo Sweazy of Chauncey in a Logan St Johns church parsonage ceremony. The bride a Bliss Business College graduate of 1920. After the 9 am ceremony they returned to Chauncey for a wedding dinner for family including L L Sweazy and Mrs Sweazy with children, then to Nelsonville and finally to Greendale where the groom is employed.
Copenhagen dispatch reports the May 10 operation on Nicolai Lenin, head of the Russian Soviet government, to remove a bullet failed and he must undergo a second operation.
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