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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1920
Page
2
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Geneva dispatch notes the League of Nations assembly starting its debate driven session. Elections commissions and messages to Wilson, greetings to King Albert, and Rosagan statue wreathing marked formalities before substantive work. The council begins final actions on projects as six major commissions are named.
Four convicts attempted a prison break at Jefferson City Missouri by opening all doors with a Brass bar key. They overpowered a guard and seized his rifle but were driven back when a coal car was locked to tracks, with one man wounded and surrendering.
The Sugar Creek Ladies Aid of the M. F. church met at Mrs. Rhoda Augustine’s home with Mrs. V. Ashbrandt as teacher. After business, they sang and heard a reading by Mrs. Cece Burchfield, then shared a fine chicken dinner. Members listed include Mrs. Carl Swartz, John Cowan, Mrs. Henry Augustine, Mrs. D. Coulson, Mrs. Orville Augustine, and others. The next meeting is set for November 23 at Mrs. V. Allbrand’s in Athens. Several local families visited relatives and neighbors over the weekend. Church services planned midweek and Sunday night.
Students will skip classes all day to follow the late president Dr Alston Ellis to his burial at West Union street cemetery. A public funeral will be held Wednesday at 1 PM in Ewing Hall with Dr A Wilcox officiating. Parking will be available along Court street for funeral procesion attendees.
Cuero Texas reports President Wilson will dine on Cuero turkey for Thanksgiving. A bronze prize bird from the Cuero turkey trot parade was sent to the president, modeled coop, and noted as the largest of 7,500 birds. President-elect Harding has already eaten his turkey.
Mrs. Samuel Woodruff of 113 Franklin Ave Athens endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for backache kidney pain and bladder trouble. She reports relief after a previous lurid back misery and dizzy spells with blurred vision then continued health since using the product purchased at Cline's Pharmacy. Price 60c. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures.
New York marks its thirty sixth grand opera season opening with a diamond adorned audience. Debutantes attend their first opera night while army and navy officers add color. Enrico Caruso is hailed as Eleazer in La Juive with a long ovation.
The Chamber of Commerce midweek luncheon Wednesday will memorialize President Ellis a charter member and faithful attendee. Vice President Craig transfers speaking duties to Attorney E J Jones for a round table on Dr Ellis and his community impact. Capacity attendance is expected to honor a distinguished member.
An armed posse searches Nebraska near Broken Bow for Benny Chester accused of killing Florence Barton of Kansas City. Chester escaped from detectives as his train left town by jumping through a car window. a Confederate shooter fired to cover the break, and a detective on board was briefly knocked aside. He fled without his coat.
Captain and Mrs Beverly Grayson Chew东ecluded themselves today after the postponement of their arraignment in police court on charges of stealing costly fur and other garments from a fashionable apartment house and from the Army and Navy Club. They left their hotel and gave no new address.
Francis Russell of Coolville and Bessie Ailes of Nelsonville had successful surgeries today at Athens Eye Ear Nose and Throat hospital for adenoids and tonsils removal. Both are reported to be recovering well this afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Paul of Syracuse informed police that the city’s criminal clean up campaign needs vacuum cleaners. She arrived early to park her machine near a hotel but found extra fire and other accessories stolen, noting she still had only the chassis.
November 16 report from THASTLINGTON states Herbert Hoover, in Washington, proposed to the AFL executive council a program from the American Association of Engineers. The plan aims to boost manufacturing efficiency by greater attention to the human factor in industry.
Foreign nobility and American society mingle with Broadway stars and horse lovers at Madison Square Garden for the first night of the 35th annual horse show.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a liver and bowel tonic with no griping. It claims quick relief for biliousness headaches and constipation, promising a clear head and fresh breath after use. Children are encouraged to use them as well with varying prices.
A morning snowstorm prompts children to bundle up for school amid slippery sidewalks. Mothers battle with boots and scarves as winter settles in with talk of many snows to come and forecasts of more flakes tonight and tomorrow.
In Philadelphia Augie Ratner of New York defeated Bryan Downey of Columbus by decision after eight rounds. The bout was slow and uninteresting with Ratner earning the win on points.
Cleveland man Mike Boras, 35, sought a hot whiskey substitute by tasting mustard oil from a bottle. After several inhalations he grabbed his stomach and called for help. A doctor and stomach pump saved him from a dangerous burn. he vowed to quit experiments.
The defense planned to place John W. Joyce on the stand in Cleveland Ohio as the trial proceeds. The proceedings on this day focus on Joyce’s testimony and its potential impact on the case.
Joyce 18 faces second degree murder charges in the Harold Kagy killing as prosecutors seek to establish an extra shot or motive in the slaying. The case centers on the political figure Harold Kagy and ongoing efforts to secure a conviction.
Miss Clark and Mr. Phillips compared repeatedly with the same outcome. The narration praises the master achievement of Edison, claiming it marks a new epoch in music.
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