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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
7
Faculty women at Ohio University plan to form a club for instructors, department heads, secretaries, librarians, and dorm matrons. A constitution committee is set, with officers to be elected next week. Rooms will be in East Wing after Superball rearrangements, housing campus sororities and the dean of women’s office.
Ohio University may gain membership in the Association of American University Women as plans progress. Miss Irma Voigt dean of women says campus efforts have aimed at this objective and notes no definite action yet.
A druggist promotes Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder asserting it benefits stomach and relief for indigestion gas sourness bloating heartburn nausea headaches and shortness of breath. He offers a free trial and a money back guarantee through Jackson Medicine Company.
The speaker requests that any women of Athens who are university graduates and members of the organization reach out at their convenience. The Association of America belongs to an international network of university women.
Claude Meeker the well known Columbus broker and his daughter Mrs Marjorie Wing return home with greatly improved health from Mt Carmel hospital. They were wounded on November 3 by Mrs Wing s husband who then shot himself dying instantly.
The Women’s League plans a Friday night dance at the Students’ Union with about 200 tickets sold so far. The Owls orchestra will provide music, arranged by Miss Margaret Wick, dance committee chair. Proceeds may add more tickets if demand grows.
A week after the Women’s league dance the Men’s union dance will take place at the Student’s union venue. The events will be held in the same Student’s union setting as scheduled.
The annual recognition service of the Y W C A on the Ohio university campus will be held at Ewing hall auditorium Thursday at 7 p m. The candle service honors new members and invites local women to attend, with reserved seats for honorary members.
Albert E. Sindlinger of Gnadenhut ten, Ohio, a freshman basketball candidate, fractured his left ankle in a fall during practice. Initially thought to be a sprain, X rays showed a cracked bone. He remains confined to his room since Monday.
An ad claims Pape's Diapepsin quickly relieves indigestion upset stomach gas and sourness. It promises immediate relief after chewing a few tablets and notes the remedy is pleasant harmless and inexpensive available at drug stores.
Frost November 12 Young people of the Centennial church will present a two act comedy A Perplexing Situation next Saturday evening at 8 p m Cast includes Mibbard Dunfee Arthur Marshall Gladys Lee Mise Loeffter Mrs Hibbard Dunfee Goldy Cokeley A D Mahan Eva Nusum William Ballard Elizabeth Ballard Herman Linton Arthur Ballard The play will be at the church two miles north of Frost Christian Endeavor members are selling tickets.
Mrs CG L Riley aged 67 was hit by an automobile driven by Keith Low in Newark on November 13. The incident occurred as Riley stepped into the street, with authorities reporting the collision and ongoing investigation.
An old 15 cent package promises easy coloring for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics. It claims permanent color for dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies and hangings and instructs buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type.
A city resident died four hours after an incident last evening at the same hospital. The skull fracture was cited as the cause, and authorities mention that Lowrey is exonerated.
Neal Decker age 2 and Mary Eva Wright age 18 from Gilcuster receive licenses. Raymond Foreman age 27 and Faye Mildred Mianer age 18 from Athens R D 7 are authorized. Gale Anderson age 24 an American railroad expressman from Athens is listed with a pending pairing.
Four people were injured in a head on collision early today between an automobile and a street car in Cleveland. Two are reported as seriously hurt.
The body of an unknown man with throat cut from ear to ear and a knife in the heart was found on Sand Hill road near the Jewish cemetery in Akron at 4 45 am by Marty J Cochran a rubber worker en route to work.
Dr Elmer A Dent former Athens church figure will be guest speaker at Trinity Methodist Sunday school at 9 15 in Hill N Y He spent youth in Milifei4 and Athene county and graduated from Ohio University Athens in 1888 Dent has long been active in Methodist circles in Rast and spoken in Athens ahead of the service.
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