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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1919

Page

2

Nerv Worth Cures Headaches Says Mrs Taylor

Mrs A B Taylor of Belpre writes Nerv Worth druggist in Parkersburg claiming relief after three bottles. She says lifelong headaches and nervousness vanished and recommends Nerv Worth to others with a money back offer if no benefit. Distribution via McKee's Drug Store Athena Hickman's Pharmacy Nelsonville.

Mia Annie B. Taylor Belpre R. F. Oh Amanda V. Taylor McKee’s Athena Hickman's Nelsonville

Deaths and Funerals of William B. Pickering

William B. Pickering son of the late Samuel Pickering a pioneer Athens resident died at his home in Carthage Tennessee last week. He enlisted April 19 1861 in Company C 8th Ohio Infantry re enlisted June 1861 and promoted to first lieutenant August 1862 serving with Tennessee Cavalry until the war’s end. He married in Carthage and spent his remaining life there dying recently.

William B. Pickering Samuel Pickering Athens Carthage Tenn Joseph L. Pickering Pickering Mr. Pickering 8Rd Ohio Infantry St. Tennessee Cavalry Flo

Obituary: Herbert H. Henry of Amesville Columbus dies at 59

Herbert H. Henry longtime Amesville resident and Columbus man died Saturday night at 8 30 after a brief paralysis. Funeral services were held at his Columbus home and the remains were taken to Patriot Indiana for interment. Survived by widow and son Charles nine, mother Elizabeth C. Henry of Amesville, sister Mrs O G Tinker of Athens. He lived in Amesville until fifteen years ago and served The Messenger as a correspondent.

Herbert H. Henry Amesville Columbus Elizabeth C. Henry O. G. Tinker Athens Henry Messenger Elizabeth Henry

Columbus Family Recalled by Illness of Son and Brother

The column notes a Columbus family was summoned Saturday due to the illness of their son and brother, prompting community awareness and concern.

Columbus

San Cura Ointment Promoted By Local Pharmacies

Advertisements tout San Cura antiseptic ointment with a money back plan. Testimonials include a Dinard's Mills man scalded arm and a Titusville patient with a leg infection. claims cover healing, relief from itching and skin diseases, plus a San Cura Soap for infants. Prices 30c and 60c a jar, with listings for Athens and Nelsonville pharmacies.

Cline Pharmacy Co Athens Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville Gilbert Hard Dinard's Mills Ohio Ellis W. Frankenstein Titusville

Steubenville Bans Shimmy Dance After Raucous Protests

In Steubenville a major dance hall announced the Shimmy and similar dances are barred. The move drew loud protests from over a hundred couples, but the ban remains in effect.

Steubenville

Athens Man's Lucky Find

Athens resident W. W. Baird reports Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney issues after taking three boxes from Lash's Drug Store. He praises the remedy again on July 6 1917 and notes the price is 60 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the pills.

Athens W. W. Baird Union St Dean Lash’s Mr. Baird Doan Baird Foster-Milburn Co., Mfers Buffalo N. Y

British Labor Leader Arrives in United States

J. H. Thomas, British labor leader, arrived in New York May 27 and planned talks with Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor. He will observe Reconstruction efforts in the United States and rest at an American health resort before continuing to Canada.

New York Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor J. H. Thomas United States Canada

Dempsey Rated Superior to Johnson by Willard Comment

United Press reports Jess Willard claimed Johnson cracked his jaw and broke three ribs in their fight and that Dempsey would have little chance to hurt him. The writer argues Dempsey hits far harder with precision and that Willard’s injuries show Johnson’s punch cannot be compared to Dempsey’s. Dempsey is hailed as the greatest punching heavyweight since Fitzsimmons, even if he loses to Willard.

H. C. Hamilton United Press New York Jess Willard Jack Johnson Johnson Jess Jack Dempsey Willard Dempsey Havana Walter Monahan Monahan Walter Fitzsimmons

Want Royalty at the Big Toledo Battle

May 27 report that King Albert of Belgium and the Prince of Wales will be invited by Tex Rickard to attend the Willard Dempsey championship bout in Toledo on July 4. The future English monarchs rumored interest in boxing noted, though their boxing plans remain unclear.

Toledo Albert Belgium Prince of Wales Ottawa Tex Rickard Willard-Dempsey England

Dempsey Trains With Slow Partner Bill Tate

United Press reports Jack Dempsey uses open air training and road work favoring speed and agility over size with Bill Tate as a sparring partner. The plan aims to learn from a larger slower opponent though Tate’s pace may not suit Dempsey’s style against Jess Willard.

H. C. Hamilton United Press New York Jack Dempsey Bill Tate Dempsey Jess Willard

Yesterdays Baseball Stars Collapse and Highlights

Phil Douglas spun a one hit shutout bid as the Braves fled from a no hitter through Ira Powell’s single. The Yanks faced Jack Quinn with speed as they trailed the Browns in hits but not runs. Tigers fell to the Athletics 8 to 5 as Five in a Row dominated. Pat Moran led the Reds to a 7 to 5 win over the Phillies in Philadelphia. Rube Benton earned a 4 to 3 victory as Pirates fell short.

Phil Douglas Braves Ira Powell Yanks Jack Quinn Browns Tigers Athletics Pat Moran Philadelphia Reds Phillies Rube Benton Pirates

First Marietta Bootlegger Caught Running Whiskey Ring

Ed Hammond, Marietta’s first bootlegger since the dry period began, was arrested after using a borrowed horse for a whiskey delivery. He failed to raise $200 fine set by Mayor Crawford and is jailed. A West Virginian companion, without an eye-opener on waking from celebration, witnessed the events.

Marrietta, O Ed Hammond Marrietta Ohio Crawford Hammond

Wedding Permits Granted to Six Individuals

Clifford W. Sams a 21 year old farmer of Athens R D No 7 and Phoebe Faye Britz 21 of Guysville. Bartlett M. Gibson 25 Columbus cashier and Alice R. May 25 Athens. Rev Strecker officiated. also Joseph Estep 23 laborer of San Toy and Lillian Pidcock 17 of New Marsh mentioned.

Clifford W. Sams Farmer Athens R. D. No Phoebe Faye Britz Guysville Bartlett M. Gibson R. R. Cashier Columbus Alice R. May Strecker Joseph Estep San Toy Lillian Pidcock New Marsh

Local Couples Listed in Marriage Notices

Rev A H Franks and Harry Drake with Elsie Merch, both listed. Robert Bateman and Edith Wansley. Rev Strecker and Ernest Nash. Garnet Rutter and Pearl Tf Orndorf. John Maleus and Anna Hudock. Ottie Misner and Ver Netta Whetsone, all paired in Nelsonville Broadwell Marion Athens Glouster Millfield. R D 1 listed.

Tic Athens Pearl Tf. Orndorf Miner Mary i Glouste John Maleus Anna Hudock Millfield Ottie Misner Vernetta Whetsone Nelsonville R. D. 1

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs A.B. Taylor Cuba H. H. Henry Sam Sommers Sam Sommer The Irestone Firestone Moler Auto Sales Co Eero Johnson Willard the Palace Store OF Marietta Antoinette Oblong Maude McLain Kerr Hardware Co Cole Bert Williams Lawdy Bert Sterling Columbia Athlone New Columbia Records Columbia Graphophone Company Columbia Grafonolas Hibbard’s Music
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