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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
2
The article argues that the monarchy shaped the fashion of centuries, guiding the spirit and tone of each era. It notes that modern alert young men adopt styles reflecting those timeless qualities and highlights Conley Clothes as leaders in design and correctness.
Olson meets Thor Olson in a 158 pound catch weight two out of three falls match at the opera house tonight at 8 15. Prehn, interallied champion and Illinois athletics director, is paired against London 1912 champion and Ohio University director of athletics. A preliminary Hope versus Hardin wrestle this warmup.
Ohio University faces Cincinnati at 2:00 p.m. Saturday in the homecoming game at Ohio Field. A large turnout is expected with Guss Stevenson’s American Legion band present as 200 Cincinnati fans travel. The following week Ohio travels to New York to meet Columbia, and Thanksgiving features Marietta on home soil.
The Maroons backers set 50 to 4 odds for the Ohio State game amid heavy Buckeye betting. A large volume of tickets changed hands with scalpers gaining access as Coach Stagg defended the school against ticket scalping and the inability to fully prevent it.
A public opinion letter accuses the high school project of inflated land costs and political influence, asserting the building left the city deeply in debt. It condemns anonymous notes and the superintendent for leveraging wealth interests, and calls for accountability and justice in school affairs.
At a district meeting in the Chamber of Commerce, Ohio Independent Telephone Association members said rates will stay high for at least five years to fund necessary plant improvements. Speakers argued public bids for better service have blocked rate reductions and urged public investment and greater consumer ownership in Ohio telecoms.
Charles Hawk of Oak Street Nelsonville Ohio laments crowded quarters at the high school and calls for practical education over “frills.” He questions the superintendent and trustees, suggests repurposing the auditorium, and cautions against graft before supporting any bond in a 1921 letter.
The Millfield parent teacher association plans its next meeting Friday afternoon November 4 at the West Side school with pupils in charge of the program. A Halloween party was hosted by Jn Cole with Mrs P D Hill and the Loyal Boys class, featuring decor, games, prizes, and refreshments. The article also lists frequent local visits and social notes, including ill teacher Elizabeth Martin of the West Side building, and various visits between Athens Trimble Chauncey and Columbus areas.
Kansas City MO November 3 America s army of peace mobilized today after electing Han ford McNider of Iowa as leader for another year. The 75000 ex service men who attended the country s largest parade in Kansas City were en route home. McNider outlined four premier issues law and order immediate relief for disabled Americanism and adjusted compensation and said the legion would fight for them. Local leaders included Hays Schall Dalton and Gracespear with Hays elected local leader Schall president Dalton vice president and Gracespear secretary treasurer. Monthly meetings were set for the last Saturday each month. The November 26 meeting will cover Jersey Breed history. This Friday Holstein Calf Club meets in Athens county office and South Canaan Pig Club meets at H J Hoskinson s home. Saturday afternoon Coolville Jersey Club holds its first meeting.
Internal organization gathers pace for the newly formed Athens Calf Club with meetings under way countywide. On Wednesday night the Guysville Jersey Calf Clubs met in the Masonic Hall at Guysville to discuss the association’s early steps.
Mr and Mrs S H Noland called at L H M while Harmony Hill residents welcomed rain and prepared for colder days. Joseph Miller the rural carrier moved to Red Bush into the Dalzell house and his son Arden moved into the former Miller home. Mary Foster and Maud Foster visited Mrs James Carpenter on Sunday. John Coggshallin e Ridge near his parents home was noted as part of neighborhood activity.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound makes gray hair dark and glossy. A store version called Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound promises natural looking color with minimal effort, dampen a sponge and apply strand by strand, fading gray and thickening hair. New York City dominates national men and boys furnishing goods production.
Harmony Hill, Center Point area events include a sale at B F Clark's with many attendees from the Voland, Foster, Basim, Russel, and Smith families. Ladies Aid at Mrs Ola Hill's in Little Hocking served a dinner for seventy two. Parkerburg visitors and several families plus business visits noted near Little Hocking and Harris area.
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