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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1923
Page
3
Hit With Engine Injures Eugene Scott On Rail Yard Track
Eugene Scott colored was struck by a yard engine Saturday around 9 o clock while walking home from the factory with a basket of berries. He was taken to his home in Stout's ambulance and Dr. W R Rhodes treated him for a fractured skull three broken ribs and a fractured collar bone. He remains in painful condition but resting as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Scott
Scott
Stout
W. R. Rhodes
Come Out of the Kitchen three act musical comes to Stuart's
The N H 8 senior class presents Come Out of the Kitchen at Stuart's Opera House on Tuesday evening. Cast includes Paul Dangerfield Ralph Beets Chas Dangerfield Gerald Powell Elizabeth Dangerfield Ruth Hyde Olivia Florence Wood Amanda Olivia's Black Mammy Dorothy Skinner Randolph Weeks agent for Dangerfield Clarence Kelch Burton Crane Geo Siffley Mrs Faulkner Elizabeth Stedam Cora Faulkner Ruth Evans Solon Tucker Crane's attorney Joe Stocklin Thomas Lefferers Jeff Bowers. Directed by Richard R Murphy of Athens. C L King company provides settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart's
Opera House
Kichen
Paul Dangerfield
Ralph Beets
Chas. Dangerfield
Gerald Powell
Elizabeth Dangerfield
Ruth Hyde
Olivia
Florence Wood
Amanda
Dorothy Skinner Randolph Weeks
Dangerfield
Clarence Kelch Burton Crane
North
Geo. Siffley
Faulkner
Elizabeth Stedam Cora Faulkner
Ruth Evans
Solon Tucker
Crane
Joe Stocklin
Thomas Lefferers
Jeff Bowers
Richard R. Murphy
Athens
C. L. King Company
Memorial Service Held At First Methodist Church
Memorial services Sunday at the First Methodist church drew many veterans from the civil war Spanish American and world war groups along with the women's auxiliary and the W a C. The pastor gave a patriotic address and music enhanced the service. A Dec oration Day parade needs 75 cars with volunteers to report at the Y M C A at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
Homer Rhodehaver to bring concert to Nelsonville
Renowned evangelist and singer Homer Rhodehaver will perform in Nelsonville on June 12 supported by sister Ruth Rhodehaver and Ruth Miller. The program features trombone solos, duets, trios, readings, negro spirituals, and classic songs including The Last Rose of Summer. Tickets go on sale as advertised in the Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer. Rhodehaver
Billy Sunday
Nelsonville
Methodist Church
Rhodehaver
Ruth Rhodehaver
Ruth Miller
Miss Rhodehaver
the Messenger
Limestone pasture tests to be reviewed in Athens county meetings
Athens county farm bureau plans a series of limestone demonstration meetings Thursday to inspect pasture land experiments begun last spring. Five farms received two tons of limestone per acre plus 500 pounds of acid phosphate and grass seed. E L Wilson Waterloo 9 00 W E Pierce Waterloo 10 30 A L Driggs Athens 11 30 J H Crossen Alexander 2 00 E L Barnes OSU soil expert and Ralph Pavey will join discussions on pasture improvement at each site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
E.L. Wilson
Waterloo Township
W. E. Pierce
A. L. Driggs
Athens Township
I. H. Crossen
Alexander Township
E. L. Barnes
Ohio State University
Couny
Ralph Pavey
Barnes
Buchtel to Hold Memorial Day Program
Memorial Day events will be held in Buchtel under the Charles Culp Post No 532 American Legion. The day includes flag salutations, a G A R and Legion march to Whitmore Cemetery, a firing squad welcome for schoolchildren, singing of America, prayers by Rev Donney and Rev Cresley, and graveside decorations at Protestant and Catholic cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Charles Culp
American Legion
Whitmore Cemetery
America
Donney
Schenz Crossing
Cresley
G. A. FR
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Mary Ames Rice Foster
Mrs Mary Ames Rice Foster widow of Franklin Evermont Foster died Sunday night at ten at her South Court street home at 84. Funeral 2pm Wednesday at First Presbyterian Athens with interment West Union Street cemetery. Born Chester Meigs county March 12 1834, she taught near home then married in 1856. Survived by eight living children Hut Foster Jr Sarah E Foster E C Foster Orinda Peodles Israel M Foster and others. husband predeceased her. She spent life in Athens and was deeply loved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ames Rice Foster
Franklin Evermont Foster
South Court Street
First Presbyterian Church
West Union Street
Foster
Chester Meigs County
William Rice
Packardsville
N. H
Liby Robinson
Turin
N. Y
Chester
Franklin E. Foster
Athens
Charles
Amy
Sophronia
Hut Foster
Sarah Foster
E. C. Foster
Milwaukee
Wis
Orinda Peodles
Israel M. Foster
Washington, D. C
Paul Davis Birthday Party Hosts Noted Guests
Paul Davis celebrated his fifteenth birthday with a Saturday gathering from 7 to 10 pm attended by a group of friends. A pink and white luncheon was served to guests including Misses Helen Sharp, Liam Howe, Frances Meenan, Ruth Newton, Elizabeth Carr, Margaret Carr, Lila Chapman, Evelyn Filley, Jelena Pedigo, Oral Smith, Nellie Coope, Velma Backus, Bessie Stephenson and Messrs. Max Bowers, Dean Coakley, Scott Bowers, Edwin Holland, Clermont Bowers, and Gailen Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
Helen Sharp
Liliam Howe
Frances Meenan
Ruth Newton
Elizabeth
Margaret Carr
Lila Chapman
Evelyn Filley
Jelena Pedigo
Oral Smith
Nellie Coope
Velma Backus
Bessie Stephenson
Messrs
Max Bowers
Dean Coakley
Scott Bowers
Edwin ‘Holland
Clermont Bowers
Gailen Bowers
Prohibition Said to Breed Fat Men in America
English novelist and critic Hugh Walpole arrived in Cincinnati on May 28 and warned that prohibition is developing a race of fat men in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
America
Hugh Walpole
Nelsonville Justice Court Records Report
Overton Wallace faced no charge of drunkenness before Mayor Koons and paid a $10 fine plus costs. Clifford Lines, Nelsonville, was arrested by Inspectors Sinds and Coakley on two charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koons
Overton Wallace
Nelsonville
W. B. Koons
Clifford Lines
Sinds and Coakley
Drunkenness and liquor charges settled in city court
A man pleaded guilty to possessing liquor and drunkenness before Mayor Kvons and paid $110 in fines and costs. Adam Barstow of Chauncey faced inspectors Sines and Coakley on three counts transporting liquor possessing and intoxication. He pled guilty and paid $210 in fines plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash and Jenkins
Albert Whitmore
Buchtel
Whitmore
Johnson
Donahey
Kvons
Adam Barstow
Chauncey
Sines J
Coakley
Koons
Marshal White
Nicholson
Alvin Bentley
Clarification on Sines arrest confusion in local report
A local report wrongly named State Inspector Sines as arrested. The arrest was actually Clifford Sines, arrested and arraigned in May for Koons' court, prompting clarification that Inspector Harvey Sines was not involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Sines
Sines
Clifford Sines
Harvey Sines
Koons’ Court
Doctor William L. Dick Dies in influenza Illness
Dr. William L. Dick aged 63, former acting city health officer, died in Columbus after a period of influenza illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
William L. Dick
Eddie Mack Broadway songwriter dies after stomach operation
Hammond Indiana May 28 Ed die Mack songwriter and Broadway vaudeville artist is dead here today after an operation on his stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Eddie Mack
French seizures reach 96 billion marks at Essen
Berlin, May 28. Reports from Essen indicate French seizures of money have risen to 96 000 000 000 marks since Saturday morning. Advices received this evening confirm the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Essen
Memorial Day Holiday Closes Athens Banks and Stores
In observance of Memorial Day Athens will see all stores and banks closed for the day. The Messenger will not publish, mail deliveries halt, and the post office will operate with limited service. County and city offices close for the holiday while G A R ceremonies and a patriot parade proceed. The day features the Athens High Alumni baseball game in the morning and the Ohio University versus Ohio State game at Ohio Field in the afternoon drawing many spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
The
Messenger
Athens High
Riots erupt in Dresden as stores looted
Serious food riots broke out in Dresden on May 28. Shops were attacked and looted and police were powerless. All stores were closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Germany
Miss Watkins Gains 8 Pounds After Tanlac Treatment
Miss Emma Watkins, housekeeper at the Kennard Hotel in Cleveland, says three bottles of Tanlac gave her energy and relieved headaches nervousness and indigestion. She reports an eight pound gain and improved health enabling her to work with renewed vigor. Tanlac is advertised as Nature's remedy for constipation and sold by druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Watkins
Watkins
Kennard
Cleveland
Ohio
Tanlac
Logan High sends Bob Struble in discus at statewide meet
Logan Athens high plans a busy afternoon after Bob Struble, Logan high school's sole representative at the Ohio State high school meet, placed 93 feet in the discus trials. He left events early to keep a Logan engagement. In local notes, alumni and relatives travel to Bremen for a banquet and visit family members, with updates on residents from Columbus and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
Ohio State
Bob Struble
Struble
Logan Athens High
Altho
Cherringtons to Join Ohio Medical Special West
Dr and Mrs M H Cherrington will join a Columbus based party leaving June 14 for San Francisco to attend the American Medical Association convention as part of the Ohio Medical special tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Cherrington
Columbus
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Poppies On Sale In Logan Support Memorial Graves Fund
Poppies went on sale in Logan Saturday morning with the American Legion post boosting the sale. Hundreds of these red flowers adorned lapels within hours as the legion plans a generous supply this year. Officers hope all are sold to raise the Graves Endowment Fund aimed at $100,000 to perpetually endow the graves decoration project. Remember your purchase contributes to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
American Legion Post
Legion
United States
Logan Legion Band Performs Concert at County Infirmary
The Logan Legion Band visited the county infirmary on Sunday afternoon and gave a splendid concert for residents and the children at the home. Mr and Mrs Arnold arranged the event and led the band through the institution after the performance. En route they served ice cream and cake to the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Legion
County ‘Infirmary
Lupt
Arnold
Logan man injured after ladder slips on roof
W. H. Stone of Logan R D No 3 fell 18 feet while trying to replace a chimney cover. He was knocked unconscious for about three hours after his ladder slipped, but was not seriously hurt though badly bruised and shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Stone
Logan R. D. No. 3
Mr. Stone
River Division Conductor Petty Joins Joint Rail Committee
Conductor W H B Petty of the River division is in Columbus this week as part of a joint committee of the C R C and B R T. The group is drafting working conditions for presentation to approval with meetings at the YMCA. Petty represents the conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HB. Petty
River Division
Columbus
Petty
Island Sojourn Post Convention Plans
The text notes a June 26 to June 20 trip along the northern route lasting ten sightseeing days outward. Dr and Mrs Cherrington will spend a month on the island of golden sunshine as guests of Mrs Hyman and others in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherring
Ston
Golden Sunshine
Hyman
Icity
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