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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
3
McDonald is named interim with other officers open and to be announced. The move signals ongoing appointments and a forthcoming roster update as authorities finalize leadership changes.
A reflective line explores attire in heaven focusing on a suit kept sharp by a lasting vest, implying enduring formal dress in the hereafter.
In Nelsonville on November 11 an average of about forty mines in the immediate territory are now supplied daily from the Nelsonville yards, with roughly 120 cars produced per day. The figure is about four times summer levels but only a quarter of normal production, as most working mines are small with limited capacity.
The Nelsonville Rotary Club meeting Tuesday was shortened on pay night. President Johnson announced December program committee members Charles Bartels, Jack Bobo and Ralph Parks. George Robinson spoke on Armistice Day. The club plans to join an inter-city meet at Athens on Friday November 20 with Logan, Athens and Nelsonville clubs to participate.
Henry Poston sues May Poston Robinson in a civil case to be heard Thursday in the Common Pleas court at Athens.
Nelsonville November 11 Car son L Horton high school principal among five faculty members injured when their car overturned en route to Columbus He was removed from Lancaster hospital to a Columbus facility for observation Coach Stoltz remains at Lancaster with a broken arm Other faculty members Orr Morris and Rex have returned to Nelsonville
When kidneys ache or back pain occurs do not fear. Use a mild salts cleanse daily before breakfast to help kidneys act normally. Drink plenty of water and take four ounces of rad Salts dissolved in water for a few days.
Nelsonville expects a father and son service Sunday morning with special sermons by the Christian Methodist and Presbyterian pastors. The Hi Y club sponsors the event and other churches may join. Fathers and sons are urged to attend together at their usual places of worship.
The regular meeting of Eudora chapter Order of the Eastern Star elected officers for the coming year at the Ma sonic temple last night. Mrs. Hattie Hickman became worthy matron with Edward Betts as worthy patron. Other officers include Mrs. Mary Lines as associate matron and Miss Velma Donate as conductress.
Pocahontas honor the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Pocahontas order with a program at their hall on Thursday evening November 2 at 7:00. All members of the order and their Red Man and wives are urged to attend.
Nelsonville marked the first Armistice Day on November 11 1918 with a public demonstration. Two coal piles burned at the square ends as parades songs and cheers filled the night. Guns fired blanks then real shells damaged telephone cables and windows in a lengthy celebration.
Community celebration continues as Nelsonville decorates the town with flags and expands the uniform flag display model to residential areas, after an early morning ceremony.
The ninth grade class of the Methodist Sunday School met Tuesday afternoon at 4 at Mrs Sharp's home and elected Gretchen Pidcock president Auldean Keplar secretary and Lucilie Bay treasurer.
The Pittsburgh Machinery and Equipment Company sues Charles Mariner and James Ruston doing business as Mariner and Company in Common Pleas court for $550 rent plus 6 percent interest since December 1924. The shovel was used from November 17, 1924, to January 17, 1925 and only one month’s rental has been paid.
J S S Sherrard was appointed receiver after the death of Fred L Alderman. Sherrard accepted the role in Common Pleas court and posted a 10000 bond. Reappraisal of the property was set aside and a sale of roadbed right of way and franchise was advertised for December 4 1925 at the courthouse front door for not less than 40000.
The ad extols Danderine as a hair dressing that moistens a brush to make hair look twice as thick and lustrous. It claims the product tones stimulates each hair to grow thick and strong, stops hair loss and dandruff while perfuming hair, with a 35 cent bottle available at drug or toilet counters.
The Ohio Mining Company will restart operations at Mines 1 and 2 in Jacksonville, employing about 400 workers. Holdings in Jacksonville were sold to C. Cottingham and Robert Essex, clearing the way for two more mines Lost Run at New Straitsville with 250 workers and Kimberly at Kimberly with 150 workers to resume. The four mines are expected to begin loading coal within the week.
The Thea Chapter O E S elected 1926 officers at a Tuesday meeting in Glouster. Worthy Matron Nona Craft and worthy patron J A Pedicord were named along with associate matron Patience Wallace and other officers including Elizabeth Clark Phyllis Roberts Isabella Bulloch and Lillie Kinney.
GLOUSTER Nov. 11 Jamee l Clark a longtime Hollister resident died at his Columbus home Tuesday morning Funeral services will be held in Columbus Thursday Clark moved from Hollister to Columbus several years ago Three married daughters Mrs William Setler Mrs Pete Joyce and Mrs Mary Rothery of Hollister traveled to Columbus Tuesday afternoon to attend the funeral.
Paratyphoid infected eighteen customers after a bake shop worker with typhoid fever contaminated cakes. Tests showed the germ spread through purchases, linking the illness to the shop.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills as a vegetable remedy for stomach trouble, liver inactivity, and constipation. It promises to relieve dizziness hot flashes dull headaches and shortness of breath by cleansing poisonous waste and promoting bowel action. Sold in plain sugar coated bars at 2 cents a bar.
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