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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
3
Dr and Mrs E B Bryan of 23 th Congress street visit daughter Mrs Chester W Sater and baby Patricia of East Orange N J. Invitations issued for an eight table bridge party on Thursday November 15 at Mrs Dilleys home 196 East State street. The Murch family from Cincinnati arrived for a ten day visit with their hosts.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Parker, guests of the former s parents Dr and Mrs George B Parker of 56 East Union street, have left for Austin Texas. Mr Parker works with the geological survey and will spend the winter in Texas. Mrs Parker will visit her parents in Venice California.
Mrs. L. V. Brown travels to Jackson after the sudden death on Thursday of Charles Q. Brown brother of the late L. V. Brown. Funeral services will be held at the Jackson residence Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Those attending the D A R ceremonies in Ew ing auditorium are asked to be seated by 7 30 p m for the program to begin.
Mr and Mrs W Z Musgrave of Cincinnati visit with their sons Walter and Howard Musgrave and families during the gathering.
The Pallas club will observe Federation day on Saturday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Anna K Price of 25 Elmwood place as hostess.
The Ohio University faculty dinner served 179 with green and white decorations at Lindley hall. Rev Bond offered grace and Dr. F B Bryan, the president, spoke on Education Conceived As A Fine Art. Alma Mater closed the event before social chats in the hall parlors.
The second East Side Girl Scouts meeting was held Wednesday at 4 o clock Christine Porter was elected chairman Adda...
Mr Wade Howard Dowler and Golda Mae Tippie of near Athens were married Thursday in a morning ceremony at 9 o'clock. The service was conducted by Dr Daniel McGurk at the minister's home on 25 North College Street.
Mr and Mrs T A Snyder and their son Louis traveled by motor from near Tippecanoe where Mrs Snyder stayed with her sister Mrs A H French as their father Mr P S Bukley of St Paris died there two weeks ago. At the funeral J W Dick, Mrs Snyder’s brother in law, was stricken with paralysis and little hope is left for his recovery.
Package promotes a tonic laxative and germ destroyer to relieve headache from slight cold. Claims cure arises from the laxative action and cold relief. Displays the label with E. W. Grove signature and 30c price.
The milk diet can produce remarkable weight gains in a short time, especially for undernourished individuals, with one pound daily as a fair average and three to five pounds possible after long fasts. Milk is easily digested, closely allied to blood, absorbed quickly, and considered a natural food for adults and calves alike.
Glouster resident Miss Grace Baird from Jacksonville is spending a few days in Athens living with Mr and Mrs W N Hartley at 295 East State Street.
Eltha Morrison, 18, son of Ben Morrison, is in Grant hospital Columbus after a head injury sustained when his motor collided with the mine roof in Jacksonville. Doctors report a fractured inner skull plate pressing on the brain and a bone fragment removed by Dr. Baldwin.
Harold Rose of Staunton Military Academy Staunton Va arrived Thursday after being summoned by the death of his grandmother Mrs Ella Carpenter who died early Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. G A Cornwell hosted guests on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Martha Gibson of Carthage Missouri and Mrs Jane Kelly of Chillicothe visited the Cornwells during the midweek period.
DeLoss Wallace of the O. & A. at Columbus was the Wednesday evening guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wallace and planned to return to the capital city Thursday.
John P R Clark Sr is in Columbus on business today advancing a meeting with local firm executives and state officials. He plans discussions on regional projects and investments during his visit.
Mrs. Hannah Kine visited the Cherrington household after spending months in Detroit and Youngstown due to Mrs. Cherrington's illness.
Official returns show Fred Hawk MedLessh John Wen shaw and J W Wheatley elected township trustees Wheatley wins by six votes over Robert Snyder 616 to 619 Justice of the peace winners J W Jones W R Dewland and Cherries Caldwell.
In Trimble and Jacksonville, Tom Davis and Martin Holenstine were elected with R. E. F. Williams re-elected township clerk without opposition. The brief notice records the outcome of the local votes in these communities.
Water rent is due at the City Building. Saturday November 10 at PM is the last time to pay and save the penalty. Water service will be disconnected after the 26th.
In Memphis Tennessee November 9 mobs surged to polling sites after reports that nearly the entire Ku Klux Klan ticket lost in the city election. Riot police halted threats and dispersed crowds as incomplete returns showed Clifford Davis winning police judge and Mayor Paine leading the Klansman by about 6,000 votes.
Columbus reports a one cent per gallon gasoline price cut by Standard Oil Co effective Saturday. The new price will be 18 cents per gallon.
General John J. Pershing, commander of the American army in France, was received by Premier Poincare in Paris and has been inspecting American military cemeteries along the Western Front.
Rev. Irving Mauer of First Congregational Church Columbus announced he would accept the presidency of Beloit College Beloit Wisconsin after a unanimous vote by the college board of trustees.
A special service will be held at 7 o clock tonight at the Christian church for youths aged 16 to 24. All eligible young people are urged to attend.
Mrs Virginia Leslie of Cambridge Ohio describes a rundown health state improved by Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription a tonic and nerving. She urges other women to obtain the remedy from a druggist or send 10c for a trial package from Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York.
Crooksville pottery workers who have been on strike since May voted last night to return to work at the old scale. Several applied for work this morning and were taken on. The eight pottery shops expect to resume full force next Tuesday. They sought a 75 cent daily raise in all departments, which the operators refused.
Logan Ohio reports the death of J. C. Stoughton former Hocking County Probate Judge aged 50 at his home. Cause listed as heart disease. He served as an inspector in the Dow Aiken tax division of the state probate department.
Albany church notices list M. E. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Hebbardaville preaching at 10:50 a.m. and 7 p.m. Cumberland Presbyterian church hosts a union Baptist-Sunday school at 9 a.m. and sermons at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Evangelist leads Sunday services. Holiness Mission holds Sunday school at 1:30 p.m. and Tuesday prayer meetings.
In Lorain on November 9 a deadly clash between Mexican and Spaniard workers at the National Tube Co left Jesús Gunman, 25, dying after being shot five times in a fight with Bendello Clus, 24. Several hundred steel workers witnessed the incident.
A reminiscence of botanic family cures used in fall storage like thoroughwort pennyroyal catnip sage Wormwood and rye. It notes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound first prepared in 1873 from such recipes and claims one hundred women out of every hundred benefited.
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