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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1924

Page

6

Athens City Council Considers Building Code and Sidewalk Plans

At the November council meeting Athens officials discussed creating a city building code modeled on larger cities and drafting a sidewalk and street widening plan. The committee includes L W Roberts Dan Davis Bart Davidson Rowland and Fenzel to report. University of Athens agrees to reduce corner radii on President street and Congress to ease access to a new building site.

Athens City Avs Charles Brown Brown Mound Lancaster Moons W. H. Ringwald & Son Chillicothe Court Union Streets Pratt Street Congress Street Charles Mariner Stewart Street Union Foster Place Weat Union Street Elliott Street Stimson Morris East Ride South Bridge Service Department Grosvenor Gatreet Athens Jones L. W. ‘Roberts Dan Davis Bart Davidson Rowland and Fenzel Council Counell President Street Congress President Addicott

Famous Band Quits Bucyrus Unit After Enlistment Term

Skeleton remains of the 134th Field Artillery band in Bucyrus Ohio as three fourths of the forty members fail to re enlist at term end. Leader William P Gillam also forced to retire reaching age limit. The band was regarded by authorities as one of the best volunteer bands in the state.

Bucyrus 134Th Field Artillery William P. Gillam

Wellington Legion elects officers after banquet

The Wellington Legion elected A. B. Currie as commander George Omerveid as adjutant and Arthur Jones as chaplain following the Legion auxiliary banquet.

Wellington, D Wellington Legion A. B. Currie George Omerveid Arthur Jones Legion Auxiliary

Mt Zion Girls Organize Missionary Society

Mt Zion Baptist church forms the Worth While Girls group to support a missionary in Africa. Leader Mrs Ruth Boyer is president with Marguerite Jewett as vice president Violet Russell recording secretary Edith Matrickland treasurer Lucile Daniels. First meeting at Mrs Boyer's home.

Mt. Zion Baptist Church Worth Africa Ruth Boyer Marguerite Jewett Violet Russell Edith Ma Trickland Lucile Daniels Ming Kwong China

Mrs Harding Improves Mildly After Night Rally

Marion Ohio November 18 Mrs Florence Kling Harding widow of President Warren G Harding remained unchanged overnight then at 6 am her pulse grew weak and respiration shallow but she began rallying and seemed a little stronger according to Dr Carl W Sawyer her physician

Marion, O Florence Kling Harding Warren G. Harding Carl W. Sawyer

Holt and Prymas Face Death Penalty in Hahnel Killing

Cleveland Heights policeman Michael Hahnel was shot during a traffic stop. Prosecutors seek murder verdicts with possible electric chair, life imprisonment, or freedom. Holt and Prymas face separate trials. jury selection underway amid defenses claiming innocence and mental incapacity. Rewards totalling $5,000 offered for arrest and conviction.

Cleveland, O Michael Hahnel Cleveland Heights Edward C. Stanton Red” Holt Joe Prymas Freedom Holt Prymas Hahnel State Wheeling Cleveland

Diamond Dyes Promises Beautiful Color For All Fabrics

A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use with cold water for tinting delicate fabrics or boiling for permanent color. Each 16 cent package includes simple directions for coloring lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies and more. Buyers are advised to tell their druggist the material type wool silk linen cotton or blends to ensure proper color.

Workers Report Figures Secured in Athens Church Survey

The Athens ministerial association funded a city church survey to map membership and preferences. Captains led district canvases across 15 areas, collecting family heads, children, ages, occupations, church affiliation, and Sunday school data for local churches and a follow up study.

Athens Ministerial Association of Ohio March Sur Vey Mechanicsburg

Verdict in Troy township painting materials case

Lew Humphrey of Troy township sued over linseed oil bought from John W. Johnson that would not mix with white lead. A jury in Common Pleas awarded $53.85 for materials and labor including painting and removal costs, with the case arising from a Magistrate 8S McBride decision.

Lew Humphrey Troy Township John W. Johnson Common Pleas Court Humphrey Court of Magistrate

Hearing Set To Close In Marshfield Bank Case

Thursday will mark the close of the Common Pleas court hearing in the Marshfield bank case as attorneys duel over points. The case has dragged nearly a week with much evidence still to be adduced and a growing courtroom crowd.

Marshfield Bank Common Pleas Court Lans

Plague Misconceptions About Climate Risks

The report argues bubonic plague is a disease of hot climates and has not posed a serious sanitary problem in cold countries in modern times.

California Lost in Forest Blazes

San Francisco report shows California sustained about 5 million dollars in forest fire losses this year. Through September 30, 1,810 fires burned over 605000 acres on public and private lands, with 786000 spent to suppress blazes.

San Francisco California United States Forest Service

Danderine Promises Doubled Thickness For Hair

An advertisement claims Danderine makes hair appear twice as thick and gleaming after brushing. It asserts the product tones stimulates growth, stops hair loss, and banishes dandruff, urging readers to buy a bottle at drug or toilet counters.

Pape's Cold Compound Advertised for Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound with directions to take two tablets every three hours for three doses. The first dose provides relief while the second and third are claimed to break up the cold. It is pitched as pleasant, safe, containing no quinine or opiates. The price is thirty-five cents with a druggist guarantee and wide use by millions.

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