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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
6
A period ad urges women to try Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for renewed energy and relief from irritability. It claims 98 out of 100 women benefit and encourages purchasing a bottle from a druggist today.
Dr J G Leonhardt promotes HEM-ROID as an internal medicine to treat piles by stimulating circulation and healing the bowel. He claims success in 900 of 1000 patients and offers a money back guarantee, with Quick's Cut Rate and other druggists advertising the tablets.
Friendly Chats recalls a string of spring mishaps in the city. Mrs Isabell McClure fractures a shoulder while wallpapering and remains at Grant Hospital. Mrs Andrew Murphy loses a finger and suffers deep cuts requiring stitches. Two boys, Evan Jones and John DeMolet, suffer a broken arm and a dog bite respectively. Mayor Bob Wood and family forget fried chicken during a Syracuse beach picnic.
Past Chiefs Club gathered at Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick’s home to celebrate Mrs. E. D. Cooley’s birthday with a dinner and gifts. Twelve members attended. prize winners included Mrs. Charlies Mills, Mrs. Kelley, and Mrs. EB D Cooley. Next meeting set for Mrs. I N McHarg’s country home.
Lucinda J Copeland 88 widow of James Copeland died Wednesday at 2 PM at her Stewart home after complications. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at Haga. She is survived by a sister in law Mrs James Wetherell of Stewart and nine nephews including Mr Munn and Samuel Munn of Athens.
Grade teachers of the Glouster schools honored Miss Sara Meredith with a six o'clock dinner at the Colonial in Athens. Her upcoming marriage to Mr. Lawrence Colbert of Buchtel was noted. A theater party followed and guests included Ruth Watkins, Helen Dennison, Mildred Howard, Pauline Myers, Olive McKee, Fontelle Harper, Beulah Bennett, Eva Kientz, Rachel Murray, Jennie Murray, Dorothy Jones, and Louella Vaughn. Both graduates of Ohio University.
Mrs. P. G. Hibbard hosted the Athens Needle Club at 92 Lancaster Street on Wednesday afternoon with five guests. After a short business meeting and informal needlework a buffet supper was served. Also noted are brief updates on local residents visiting elsewhere and a birth announcement for Herrald Morgan in Richland.
A testimonial promotes Kruschen Salts with a Seattle reader noting weight drop from 156 to 110 pounds and improved vitality. The ad claims daily dosage of half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and lists retailers like Cline Drug Co and McKee Drug Co offering a money back guarantee.
Mrs. M Beshara aged 46 died at her Glouster home Wednesday after years of illness. She had been treated in Columbus and returned home for Holy Cross Church funeral on Saturday. She leaves husband and five children Aloysius Elizabeth Joseph Edmund and Joan plus two brothers An court and Abraham and a sister Mrs Elizabeth Asmar of Detroit. Burial at New Lexington cemetery follows funeral at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Miss Varda Price daughter of A. J. Price of Glouster and Alex Molnar son of Mr and Mrs John Molnar of Hollister were married at 2:30 PM Tuesday in Athens with Justice Miller officiating. The witnesses included the bride’s sister Marian. The couple reside in an apartment in the Richardson Building on Cross Street.
Grand Chancellor Glen Sparks of Mt Vernon will address the Knights of Pythias Lodge in Glouster on Friday night at 7 30 o clock. A large delegation is expected to attend and visiting Knights of Pythian Sisters will be welcomed.
Trimble and Jacksonville schools end the academic year on Wednesday marking start of summer break. Eighth grade promotion certificates are listed for Trimble and Jacksonville graduates including Ernest Chalfant Virgil Mates John Doudy Martha Heckman Dorothy Rainey Elizabeth Dunlevy Nora Hall Lucy McCune Lucy Bescoe Lorebe Braglin Bengil Anderson John Anderson Benford Evans Geraldine Hoisington Edith Jenkins Frances Kempton Melvin Kempton Leo Konkowski Mickey McMahon William Mingus Edward Oskey Kathleen Podoski Alice Robinette Isabel Rollins Andrew Scerba Donald Mathers James Whiteheir James Welling and Ruth Vernon.
May 11 in Glouster R. B Lip pincott tax and land agent for the New York Central Lines W. J. Gal bruner trainmaster both from Columbus and P. H. Clifford Corning general yard master for the company were in this city on business.
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