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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1925

Page

5

Athens Visitors From Ohio Attend Local Socials

Mrs. Wilbur Scott and daughters Miss Nelle Scott Miss Mildred Scott and Miss Florence Gabriel visited Athens relatives from Columbus. Nelle remained a week with Mrs. E. T. Rose, others visited Mr. and Mrs. Whipple and Mr. and Mrs. Harris. A noon dinner honored I L Falls, with 14 guests. The Scott party included several Columbus residents. The Social Literary club meets Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.

Wilbur Scott Miss Nelle Scott Mildred Scott Florence Gabriel Columbus Athens Nelle Scott E. T. Rose East State Street Scott Mildred George E. Whipple North Congress Street Miss Gabriel C. H. Harris Wred Kittle North Lancaster Street I. L. Falls Bishopville Charles Bishop Myrtle Baldersy Malta Hall Pman Coolville Lucileood Floyd Jeffries

Mr. Larry Stevens Visits Sister in Middletown Area

Mr. Larry Stevens of Middletown joined Mrs. Stevens for the weekend at the home of his sister Mrs. Carl Beasley at 123 Morris Avenue where she is visiting.

Larry Stevens Middletown Stevens Carl Beasley Morris Avenue

Beasley Attends Ohio State Michigan Homecoming in Ann Arbor

Fred R. Beasley was in Ann Arbor on Saturday to attend the Ohio State University Michigan Homecoming game. He joined fans and alumni for the annual regional clash and celebration.

Fred R. Beasley Ann Arbor Ohio State University Michigan

Local Family Outing To Columbus For A Day

Mr. and Mrs. George McHenry Mr. and Mrs. Brit Hooper and children Earl and Martha and Mr. R L Woodworth motored to Columbus for the day yesterday. They visited Mrs McHenry's brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs James Gooley and Mrs Hooper's sister-in-law Mrs E M Scanian.

George McHenry Brit Hooper Earl and Martha R. L. Woodworth Columbus McHenry James Gooley

Mr and Mrs Whipple Visit to See Mrs Leach in Hospital

Mr and Mrs George E Whipple and Mr and Mrs Charles Driggs drove to Columbus Sunday to visit Mrs A B C Leach of Welliston who is recovering at White Cross hospital after an appendicitis operation a week ago. Mrs Leach is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Driggs.

George E. Whipple Charles Driggs Columbus A. B. C. Leach Welliston White Cross Hospital Leach Driggs Frank Ireland Byers Gordon Christian Wesley Christian Gordon Hocking Valley Railroad Hocking Athens Charleston W. Va E. S. Ray O. S. Ray Ovid Sheb J. H. Ray Coalton Harry Atwood Arthur Christian Joseph R. Davisson Cincinnati Lara Robbins Lawsence Jackson Hamden Rachel Brown Daugh Edith Davisson Wellston Clarence Higgins Linda Arnett Nellie Goddard

Eddy Visited Corning Couple Over Weekend

Mr. B F Eddy of Corning spent the weekend with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Marquis and Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell.

B. F. Eddy Corning George Marquis Charles Mitchell

Priscilla Needle Club Plans Thursday Meeting

The Priscilla Needle club will meet at 2 30 Thursday afternoon with Mrs H J Ong at 94 North Congress Street.

Priscilla Needle Club H. J. Ong North Congress Street

Young Church Folks Organize for Work Chauncey

Miss Vieorence Brewer elected president of the new Young Peoples society of Christian Endeavor at the First Christian church Chauncey with twenty five members. Ralph Pritts elected vice president Frank Nye secretary Eleanor Minister treasurer James Nye and Miss Alice e pianists. Next Sunday service at 6 30 p m public invited. A business meeting follows at the Ogg home East Con Street with committee appointments and a pot luck dinner for attendees.

Chauncey Vieorence Brewer New Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor First Christian Church Ralph Pritts Frank Nye Eileanor James Nye Alice E Ogg East Con Street Dent Ruth Ogg

Loyal Womens Bible Class Entertained in Chauncey

The Loyal Women’s Bible class of the First Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. B F Ferrer’s High Street home with Mrs. John Brewer as program leader. A good attendance is desired.

Chauncey Loyal Womens The First Christian Church B. F. Ferrer High Street John Brewer

Quilting Session Held by Chauncey Methodist Ladies Aid

At the regular weekly quilting at the Chauncey Methodist Episcopal church parsonage on November 16, members present included Mrs. George Shafer Mrs. William Cochran Mrs. Dora France Mrs. Ida Osborne Mrs. Mabel Johnson and Rev and Mrs Parker plus two children.

Chauncey Ladies Aid Society The Methodist Episcopal Church George Shafer William Cochran Dora France Ida Osborne Mabel Johnson Parker

Chauncey Personal News Highlights Local Visits

Mr and Mrs James Thompson of Columbus spent the weekend in Chauncey at the home of the Cochran family. Mr and Mrs Floyd Harvey and Robert of Chauncey visited Buchtel as guests of Mr Soles and Mr Hopstetter. Mrs George Williamson of Corning spent Sunday in Chauncey at the Bradfield home. Mrs William Cochran and sons are also noted.

Fred Robert Chauncey Crooksville Alva Cochran H. A. Kille Chillicothe Garfield Grimes Converse Street Harvey Nye Indianapolis Ind James A. Long Charles Ogg Ogg Lydia Carpenter W. F. Shook Burgene Dwight Lowell Ohio James Thompson Columbus William Cochran Floyd Harvey Tay Buchtel Mr Soles Walter Hopstetter George Williamson Corning Charles Bradfield

Mystery surrounds King Tut death as X rays test mummy

In Luxor Howard Carter and assistants continue a secret examination of King Tutankhamun's mummy wrappings and coffins seeking clues to his death. X rays aim to reveal disease or wounds while canopic jars are studied, though results remain uncertain.

Luxor Egypt Howard Carter Tutenkhamen

Lottery Prize Follows Murder Sentence in Prague Case

Ivan Puschkasch learned he won $100,000 hours after receiving a life sentence for killing his wife over a $3 lottery ticket. The ticket itself yielded the grand prize, tying the crime to its draw.

Prague Ivan Puschkasch Puschkasch

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain

A vintage advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a guaranteed way to gain weight and strength in 30 days. Claims include multiple success stories, a money back offer via druggists, and a price of 60 cents for 60 tablets.

Cline Pharmacy Co McKee Drug Co McCoy’s

Hoover backs light radio regulation for growth

Secretary Hoover opposes censorship and urges Congress to adopt all radio conference recommendations. He favors limiting broadcasting stations to protect listeners and prevent program jumble as about 89 wave lengths remain for about 600 stations seeking air time.

Hoover Congress Sadio Department of Commerce

Hamden Teams Win Both Boys and Girls Games

Hamden defeated Zaleski 42 to 4 and beat Richmondale 28 to 18 at the school auditorium. The Hamden girls topped McArthur 22 to 0 in a separate girls game at the same venue. Ohio University freshmen are set to play the Hamden boys Friday night.

Zaleski Hamden Boys Richmondale Hamden McArthur High School Ohio University

Congressman Roy Fitzgerald injured in auto accident

Miami Valley hospital attendants said at 6 30 this morning that Congressman Roy Fitzgerald remained in stable condition after being struck by a car on Saturday night.

Dayton Miami Valley Hospital Roy T. Fitzgerald

Hobson Study Circle Hosts Mrs Featherston on Tuesday

The Hobson Study circle will be entertained by Mrs Clyde R Featherston at 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening. She resides at 10 North Lancaster Street.

Hobson Clyde R. Featherston North Lancaster Street

Hoover Urges End to Government Operation of Commerce

The statement argues government operation harms private initiative and revenues, urging a quick shift to private operation while maintaining certain maritime routes until private carriers can take over. It also discusses mission strategy in China, emphasizing a self governing native church and rapid organizational growth through study, prayer, and giving.

Treasury Hoover Ware China East Christ

Former local boy delivers sermon here in Athens

The Rev. Elmer A. Dent, D D pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Richmond Hill New York City preached at the Athens Methodist Church to a large gathering of former friends. Dent, reared in Athens county, traced missionary roots of Methodism and urged unitedglobal outreach as Asia awakens under Western influence.

Elmer A. Dent Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Richmond Hill New York City Athens Methodist Episcopal Church of Dent Athens County New York East Conference Board of Foreign Missions Delaware Ohio Board of Managers Dr. Dent Wesley Epworth Olay Asbury New York Maryland Virginia Jesse Lee New England Jason Lee Oregon Union Pacific Pasin Stuntz Philippines Asia White Butler Thoburn Taylor China Europe Locarno United States of Europe United States of Asia Christ East Dela

Shoe makers foresee record U S production this year

New York November 14. Shoe manufacturers in the United States expect to produce about 216 675 000 pairs this year to match global business growth. Profits likely exceed last year and consumer prices show signs of stabilization. Demand this fall has boosted the industry, with notable expansion in New England as monthly outputs rise over 1924 records.

New York United States New England

Threshing yields discussed in AVOT Age notes

The fragment discusses expected threshing output in an AVOT Age context. It notes production should be somewhat above the average if threshing can be completed, mentioning a measurement like 1.2 bushels and referencing the readiness of the process.

Repaid This Man A Dozen Times By Taniac Health Claim

Joseph DeLarne salutes Taniac claiming it improved his health after ten years of pain. He says backache rheumatic pain cold feet weak circulation and nerves eased with daily use. He praises appetite stomach and general health and urges others to try Taniac, sold by druggists.

Taniac Joseph DeLarne All Good Druggis's

Ohio Tobacco Crop Estimated at Forty-One Million Pounds

Crop reporters estimate Ohio tobacco production at about 41,160,000 pounds, an average yield per acre not specified. The figure reflects statewide growing conditions and market expectations for the season.

Ohio

Ohio forecasts top corn per acre in belt the best this year

Columbus reports C. J. West, statistician, states Ohio will lead the corn belt with an average of 48 bushels per acre, ten bushels above the 10 year average. Quality expected very good unless rains worsen. farm cribs hold about half of last year’s. Buckwheat near normal. potato crop estimated at 14.2 million bushels vs 11.6 million last year. cloverseed yield estimated.

Columbus Ohio C. J. West West

Pile-num Ointment Promises Quick Piles Relief

Sufferers from piles can find immediate relief with Pile-num a new scientific unguent. It eases itching bleeding and soreness and aims to prevent recurrence by lubricating elimination and guarding against infection. Available at Kee Drug Co. and Lash's Drug.

Lash

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