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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1922

Page

10

Baby photo gains state recognition in health contest results

Ula Ann Lewis of Middleport is named among 12 principals in a state baby photo contest. Deputy Ashworth retrieves William Clark from Orrville on gun charge. Hette Letitia Carleton funeral held in Syracuse. John Musser files partition suit over Harriet Russell estate in Salisbury township seeking sale of 20 and 61 acre tracts with heirs named.

J. A. Miller Ula Ann H. R. Lewis Middleport State Department of Health Columbus Dispatch State Health Department Ashworth Orrvile Akron William Clark Hette Letitia Carleton Syracuse L. L. Cherrington Pomeroy Chester Cemetery John Musser Common Pleas Court Harriett Russell Salisbury Township Nettie James Dayton Russell Mdna Russell Pearl Russell William Musser

Bank Sues McKay Couple for Foreclosure on Home Mortgage

The Farmers Bank and Savings Company sues James C. McKay and Emma E. McKay over a $252.80 debt secured by a mortgage on their Bowmans Run home. They borrowed $300 on Sept 2, 1920, issued six fifty dollar notes, paid part of the interest and defaulted, leading to foreclosure action.

Farmers Bank and Savings Company James C. McKay Emma EB. McKay

Meigs county home post heads for new appointee

Death of J P Goff ends his tenure at the Meigs county children's home. A civil service exam may be required for successors if Mrs Goff cannot continue. Former eligibles must revalidate certificates as two year expirations pass. In a separate case, David Vonschriltz seeks divorce from Alice W Vonschriltz of Dexter, citing marital strife and alleged improper travels with Mary Arthurs, with custody sought for their two children Nellie Marie and Irene.

J. P. Goff Meigs County Goff David Vonschriltz Alice W. Vonschriltz Dexter Pomeroy Nellie Marie Trene Columbus Mary Arthurs Arthurs Vonsehrius Newark Ohio Middleport

Strike Ends Looming for Kanawha and Michigan Repairs

The New York Central repair shop strike at Hobson near Middleport threatens Ralston Steel Car Co of Columbus with lost Kanawha and Michigan railroad repair work. Negotiations proceed with union reps as repairs for Kanawha and Michigan total 363 completed with 509 more contracted. Other NY Central repairs continue. Also noted: J P Goff, 63, obituary and home director role. jail docket includes multiple pleas and sentences. Kiwanis charter presented tomorrow at local club events.

New York Central Railroad Hobson Middleport Ralston Steel Car Company Columbus Kanawha and Michigan Railroad Ohio State Journal

Changes in a Gloucester butcher shop over time

The piece contrasts past and present beef trade in Gloucester. It notes lower prices twenty to thirty cents per pound, no winter ice, and a lone butcher then versus today with steam heat, ice use, a clerked staff, delivery trucks, and higher expenses. It questions whether output has risen despite cost increases and population shifts.

Gloucester Tam

Retail shift toward chain stores ends local shops says Babson

The speaker blames consumers and social habits for rising costs and argues only a spirit of work thrift and usefulness can lower prices. He cites chain stores and mail order houses expanding nationwide as a trend and predicts local merchants must change their merchandising to survive.

Thouvic Mr. Babson Woolworth Kresge Kress United Retail Stores Butler Brothers Sears Roebuck

Amesville Notes and Local Doings Reported in Brief

Amesville residents attend Lane Seminary class reunion in Cincinnati. Dr Howard and Mrs Fleming back from Columbus hospital after successful operations. Mrs Patterson’s estate appraised at about 320000 with gifts to church and sisters. Local surgeries and hospital visits include Earl Parsons, Q L Fleming, and others. The old Thomas Gardner farm near Linscott Run changed hands to Theodore Fleming Jr.

A. M. Chapin Cincinnati Lane Seminary G. A. Fleming Columbus Dr. Howard Virgene Ellis Fleming W. B. Thompson Floodwood Amesville Plains E. W. Douth W. L. Heston J. W. Cecil C. A. Gardner F. W. Gibson C. H. Meltzer Mt. Vernon Etta Carpenter Meltzer Emma Patterson Adair Presbyterian Church Hershel Huston Carbon Hill Earl Parsons Marietta Hospital Weber Q. L. Fleming

Curtis Returns to Home Farm in Curtis Junction

Mr. Charles C. Curtis moves his family back to the old Curtis Junction farm after years in Springfield. Mrs. Nettie Curtis and daughter Miss Mayme visit from Marietta. The M. E. church Ladies class hosted a cafeteria supper for the men at Wilson's hall.

Fleming Charles C. Curtis State Office Springfield Ill Curtis Junction Mayme Marietta M. E. Church Wilson's Hall

Evening event features contests and performers in town

A social gathering highlighted old fashioned contests won by Mrs. Emma Bry nson Mrs. Win Morris and Mayor Day. A quartet of colored ladies in costume sang with realism. The climax was O M Lovell performing Lord Allan's Daughter, the once famous poem.

Emma Brynson

Congress backs extra funds for war contract fraud bureau

Washington May 13 Congress approved the Attorney General’s request for an additional half million dollars to establish a new Justice Department bureau dedicated to investigating and prosecuting war contract fraud.

Washington Congress Daugherty Department of Justice

What every youth should know about roads to Easy Street

The saying warns youths that the path to easy street is rough and fraught with challenges. It emphasizes perseverance and cautions against shortcuts or complacency.

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