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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
6
Old home made remedy promises rapid relief from coughs and throat ailments. Mix 24 ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup or substitutes in a pint bottle for cost savings and pleasant taste. Also claims effectiveness for bronchitis croup hoarseness and asthma with guaranteed satisfaction from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne Ind.
Mrs. G Ricward of Seattle Washington reports severe pains chills fever and a hard lump in the side for over two months then relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy restored her energy and work ability and cites others aided by the remedy. The ad promotes the product for pain nervousness and tiredness with a brief historical aside about London.
Merl Ashbaugh, a butcher at the Heine Bros packing house, is off duty with a badly infected right hand after a nail scratch that became blood poisoning. Marie Christner, 38, died in Sallinaw Michigan on November 10 and was brought to Logan Tuesday night for funeral services at Gore church by the L. C. Yo cuum Co before burial in a nearby cemetery. She was a former county resident. Duplicates Show Decrease As tax books open December 4, taxable personal property totals ease from 31,500,000 to 31,000,000 in 1923 due to shifts in Connecting Gas Co and Buckeye Pipe Line Co valuations.
For the first time in Woiking county institutes motion pictures were used to enhance the program. Two reels of film shown on the second day highlighted a valuable lesson. Institute officers for the coming year include James A. Brown president C W Shaw vice president and J W Risch secretary with an executive committee named.
Hunters from the city flocked to the countryside on opening day with fair success as cotton tails seem scarcer than last year. Many visitors traveled to neighboring counties while the clerk of courts reported a busy week with many hunter license applicants and no accidents recorded on opening day.
The Logan city council approved a storm sewer project extending from the Straitsville branch of the Hocking Valley on East Second Street to Old Town. A petition to clean Goose Creek was referred to the service director and H. M. Whitcraft was tasked to draft a right of way contract with John Dougherty for the sewer on his property. A bond resolution for service department funds was passed and P. T. Sloan was assigned to the Cherry Avenue culvert repair planned with a future bridge when paving proceeds.
Farmers of Hocking county completed a very successful two days institute in this city Tuesday evening. The sessions were well attended and the lecturers J. C. Dickinson JL. L. Rummell and Mrs. Mary Cartwright received excellent instructions. A resolution was unanimously passed asking
Sherman Lyke reports John Geil and his wife have returned to the United States after a 12 year mission in Africa. They are on a year long furlough visiting Gran and other relatives before deciding on a return to missionary work.
Rev Geil and Mr Lyke, longtime friends from childhood, discuss plans and memories as they anticipate a possible visit to Logan soon.
The Twice Five Club met at home with Rich Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Harrington, Brown of Haydenville present as hosts. The club discussed the topic Join Quincy Adams and an excellent paper on the subject was read.
An ad touts Marmola tablets as a simple safe method to remove excess fat. It claims thousands endorse the Marmola method and promotes one dollar per case sold by druggists worldwide with home ordering from the Marmola Co. in Detroit Michigan.
A talk on early American history showcased the presenter’s knowledge. Afterward a general discussion followed. The hostess and helpers served an elaborate six o clock dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R Work, Mr and Mrs John Dougherty, and Mr and Mrs Donald Brown.
Air line Me and Mrs Silas Scott Ard son Gin Mr and Mrs Roy Gilliam and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Worley West Mr and Mrs Lloyd Knowlton Mr and Mrs Oscar Knowlton and daughter and Mrs Jack Knowlton with Mr and Mrs William Nichols at The Plains. Mr and Mrs Sam Scott and sons Elmo and Richard were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Levi Nichols. An oyster supper is planned at Airline church Saturday evening. Loren North Nelsonville Elza McGranor Thomas Batles Frank Nagle and family Athens spent Sunday with Noble Collins. Fred Elliott and George Scott attended a ball game at Carbondale Sunday afternoon.
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