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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement seeks applicants for positions paying 92 dollars a month with immediate response needed. The notice lists many names and warns against hunting or trapping on a farm. A separate report from Washington describes interallied talks on using U S highways to transport food to war devastated nations, to be routed via the council of national defense.
The war industries price fixing panel advised President Wilson to keep current cotton fabric prices until January 1 and take no action on prices thereafter. A church spire in England has warped into a near spiral from uneven lead and wood contraction.
Edith suspects Edgar borrowed money from the Fenns to fund his venture. Edgar denies disclosure while Edith battles doubt and fears a breach between them. A delivery truck brings a COD package for Edgar, promising funds for his progress as the story continues.
At the Presbyterian Church on Sunday November 17 Dr Wilcox will lecture on The Obligation of Our Strong Nations to Weak Peoples. A patriotic service follows at seven with speakers J Perry Wood BE Jones and Judge Sayre. Sunday school meets nine with a six o'clock youth session. All officers and teachers should attend.
The notice lists Sunday school at 9 00 A M devotional service at 10 00 A M and preaching at 6 30 P M and invites all to attend at the Church of God on Hocking Street.
The Christian Science Society at the Masonic Temple holds a Sunday service at 11:00 A. M. with the subject Mortals and Immortals and a golden text from Ephesians. Sunday school starts at 9:45 A. M. and a Wednesday meeting at 7:30 P. M. The public is always welcome.
The Central Avenue Methodist Church plans to resume Sunday services with a renovated building, heated and ventilated for safety. The schedule features 9:30 Sunday School 10:15 morning worship 6:00 Epworth League and 7:00 evening service led by Pastor Rev. R G Bowden.
Sunday school begins at 1 30 with Rev R G Bowden delivering the sermon at 2 30 The invitation extends to all readers to attend both events at the church.
Morning Sunday School at 9 with service at 10 30. Afternoon prayer and social worship at 2 30. Evening Epworth League at 6 followed by church service at 7.
Dr. C. Lloyd Strecker will preach both morning and evening services. The morning topic is A Righteous Peace and its Obligations. The evening topic is The Curse of Envy.
The Church of Christ will meet Sunday November 17 for Bible study at 9 30 A M and communion at 10 30 A M in the YMCA room basement of the Carnegie Library at Court and Mulberry Streets Enter via the south door all are welcome
First Christian Church led by Minister D. Murch offers Bible school at 9:00 morning worship at 10:00 with sermons on Does Our God Hear and Answer Prayer and Terms of Personal Peace. Evening service at 7:00 with midweek prayer at 7:00 and Christian Endeavor at 6:00. Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd on Carpenter and East State holds Thanksgiving Holy Communion at 10:45.
The notice urges parents to obtain Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and study the directions so they know the proper course during an attack. It emphasizes the remedy's popularity and effectiveness and the need to follow usage instructions closely.
Washington reports Treasury officials and congressional leaders are weighing a federal institution to regulate securities in coming years. The aim is to prevent a flood of fraudulent stock and bonds that could lure citizens away from Liberty bonds.
Nick Holma a Chauncey miner was severely injured in a runaway accident while driving home in a buggy. He was thrown against a telephone pole and later transported by ambulance to Logan hospital after being treated at Dr Sprague's office.
The Lodontownship board of health decided at its November 14 meeting to open all schools on Monday November 18 and all churches and other public gatherings on Sunday morning November 17. Jos Shuler, president.
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