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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
3
C Sharp spoke at the Nelsonville Kiwanis session about a city water works proposal. He outlined two options for the city: install oil engines at about 93000 dollars or accept a proposal from the Power Co to supply power at a flat rate. The straw vote favored accepting the Power Co plan.
A November wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cline united Essie Cline and Jenver Gibbs with Rev Morrell performing the ceremony. Attendants included Miss Lena Wolf and Mr James Gibbs. The bride, in cream crepe and gold lace, received roses, and the couple planned to reside in Jacksonville after a reception for close relatives. Essie is the daughter of Thomas and Mrs Cline and a Nelsonville High School graduate. Out of town guests hailed from Albany Bucyrus Trimble and Jacksonville.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Christian church will meet at 7 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. Jeff Bowen on Schward Street. A strong attendance is anticipated.
After an accident on Washington and Jeffer son street Miss Clara Key was struck by a machine. The family cannot locate her hat pocketbook fur neck piece and rosaries. Return to Mary Key or Isaac Warner.
The West End Parent Teachers held a Friday night meeting at 6 39 planning a good program for Father’s Night and hoping many fathers attend.
At the regular meeting of Hay bhorn Council No 119 officers were elected. Sid is noted as Knight DD and other roles filled by Walter Whitlatch P, Cc, Peviystho. John 8 Lowden C of. W. J. Tedrow Sentinel. J. O. Steenrod Treasurer. James Sharp and G. Pritchard named among officers.
The Chamber of Commerce holds its regular meeting this evening at 6 15. Members gather to discuss local business issues and upcoming events.
Miss Naomi Simington was taken this morning to the White Cross hospital in Columbus for an appendectomy.
The King's Men host a Friday night prayer event at Mr. George Beale's residence on Myers Street inviting all men to attend.
The Standard Bearers plan a pot luck supper after their regular meeting at Marguerite Cook's home Sunday at 6 o clock. Members are urged to attend and bring new members and a favorite dish.
A scientific note states the ocean holds enough salt to cover 760000 square miles of land to a depth of one mile, illustrating immense mineral content and volume.
The K T Croeesen post American Legion buys the Parks property on South Court near President Street for its new home. Purchase approved at a special meeting with Major Sam Johnson Dr L G Bean and Dr F E L Hooper on the building committee. Funds from the War Chest fund finance the $15 750 price and possession is set for February 1. The house includes a large hall two rooms for a club and assembly space a kitchen dining room library and relic room with upper sleeping rooms to be furnished and rented.
Columbus Ohio The Coolidge landslide gives President a wide margin and Donahey nears victory in Ohio with unofficial returns showing Republicans winning most state offices and the vast majority of the legislature. Judge Harry L Conn wins the supreme court term defeating independent rival.
The text notes thorium oxide, the material in gas mantels, has a melting point higher than a stated Fahrenheit measure.
Stella Cavey sues Dr. J Crawford Glouster Kewelan alleging negligence in treating a broken leg on August 20. The injury left her leg four inches shorter. she incurred $175 in medical bills and seeks $5,000 in damages. Frank Cavey files the complaint on her behalf in Common Please Court.
Australian golfer Gerald Patterson claims Jim Tiden is the world’s top player, declaring Richards Johnston and others as merely second-raters in a bold verdict on tennis greatness.
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