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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
2
Our Men’s Department Suits for All Figures
Our good selection includes men and young men suits of high quality materials and solid construction. Sport and tailored plain models come in wanted shades and we tailor to fit even uneven proportions. We specialize in stout and juvenile suits.
Ohio University to Issue Memorial History by Dr Super
Dr Charles W Super, former Ohio University president, prepares a narrative history titled A Pioneer College and Its Background The Ohio University The work will be issued for $1 50 and sent to supporters The sale funds go to the college library as memorial volumes for the Class of 92
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Charles W. Super
William E. Peters
Athens County
Super
College
Frederick W. Bush
Horace M. Conaway
Morris A. Henson
Brewster O. Higley
Homer R. Higley
Howard K. Holcomb
Wesley B. Lawrence
Carrie A. Matthews
Anna Pearl McVay
Corinne F. Super
Charles E. Super
Charles J. Schneider
John F. Snow
Frank H. Roberts
Dudley W. Welch
Charles E. Westervel
Ohio University Plans Two New Campus Buildings
Ohio University outlines plans for two new structures with each costing about 200000. An Engineering and Manual Training building will rise on President Street beside the new gym and opposite Science Hall while a Training School will be built on a three acre Union Street plot. The current Training School building will be repurposed after completion to ease classroom congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
President Street
Science Hall
Union Street
College Serenade Contest Monday Night
College serenaders will compete Monday night in front of Lindley hall for the cup donated by Dr B K Goldsberry with Torch cooperation. Group singing scores highest, with specialties and solos second. Entered: Sigma Pi Phi Delta Theta Delta Tau Delta and Heta Theta Pi. Judges include Fred Lee Tom Prof Mackinnon and Charles Schaeffler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Hall
B. K. Goldsberry
Torch
Sigma Pi
Phi Delta Theta
Delta Tau Delta
Heta Theta Pi
Fred Lee Tom
Prof
Mackinnon
Charles Schaeffler
Epidemic Strikes Tiltonville As Maps Spread Among Adults
In Tiltonville Ohio an illness described as a map epidemic hits adults. J H Mutllenix, principal of a de school, first contracts it, later two more men fall ill and six are bedridden undergoing treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiltonville
J. H. Mutllenix
Montgomery Borough Stands as England's Smallest by Population
Montgomery, England, has 951 residents, making it the smallest borough by population in the country. The figure highlights its compact size and limited urban footprint amid regional demographics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Montgomery
Overcome by sun at Ohio-Northern ballgame
L. Jones, proprietor of the Jones Novelty store, fainted at the Ohio Northern ballgame on Thursday when overwhelmed by the glare. He was carried to a doctor's office by friends, then recovered enough to go home at 113 North Congress. His condition is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballegame
Jones
Th Jones Novelty Store
N. Congress
Hotel manager leaps 20 stories to death in Cleveland
William Cochran, 45, manager of the Lawrence Hotel in Erie Pennsylvania, fell from the Keith Building to the Palace Theatre roof 17 stories below and died in Cleveland on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Keith
Palace Theatre
William Cochran
Lawrence
Erie
Neuritis the Nerve Wrecker Warns and Remedy
A vintage advertisement warns of neuritis causing sharp pains and nerve misery and urges readers to try Eopa Neuritis Tablets. It quotes physician endorsements and guarantees a narcotic free formula priced at $1.00, sold by McKee Drug Co. Athens and Boericke Kunyon Co. manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
McKee Drug Co
Boericke.& Kunyon Co
Mfrs
San Francisco
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