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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1927
Page
14
More than 560 people gathered at the Logan Methodist church for the Union Thanksgiving service joining United Brethren Presbyterian and Methodist congregations. The sermon by Rev. H L Geddes praised America for peace health progress and prosperity and noted declines in tuberculosis and rising school enrollment.
William Mc Laughlin was arraigned before Mayor Rochester after a raid on his West Main street shine stand by State Inspector H A Sines Police Chief James Thomas and Deputy Sheriff L F Hammond. Four bottles of liquor were seized three and a half pints of whisky. Laughlin pleaded guilty and paid a $100 fine plus costs then released. The mayor said the building owner would be asked to cancel the shine stand lease or padlocking steps would follow.
Mrs. Geraldine Ruth Patton of Logan married Sheriff Walter Gump of Columbus in Louisville Kentucky. They returned to Logan to visit parents then planned to move to Columbus as changes at the county jail required a new jailer.
Misa Emma Curran, 72, died at her New Straitsville home Tuesday morning after a long illness. She leaves brothers E. E. Curran and M. H. Curran and sister Mrs. Mary E. Chute of Carbon Hill. She was active in the Methodist church and Eastern Star. Funeral was at her residence, then burial in Oak Grove cemetery in Logan. she had formerly lived in Logan.
Edward Collins of Logan is summoned to appear in Columbus for service on the federal jury during the present term. Authorities say 127 cases await action and jurors will keep the court busy until April, when the term closes.
Eighty men attended the Union Bible class annual rabbit supper Tuesday evening at the Methodist church. After the dinner, Reverend Roberts of the First Methodist church spoke.
Mrs Minnie Hildebrand of Lafayette Ohio writes she was nervous and shaking but felt better after the first dose of Wheeler's Nerve Vita-Lixer. She recommends sending 19 cents for a free trial from J W Brant Co Albion Michigan and notes the regular bottle costs 1.10 at drug stores.
Lancaster delivered an address during the event and a group singing session followed in the evening, providing a simple program of remarks and communal song.
Earl Bright of South Perry was discharged by Judge Harley M. Whitcraft after a hearing on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor. The defense moved to dismiss as the state failed to prove selling. Bright has faced liquor offense allegations multiple times but has no prior conviction.
Phil McCarthy a 42 year old telegraph operator from Logan married Pauline Shaw 22 at home in Logan with Rev. Amos L Heyde officiating the ceremony. The groom is son of Mrs Sarah McCarthy and the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Shaw.
A group of Logan women were guests at a dinner party at the Lantz Hamilton hotel in McArthur Tuesday evening, with Mrs. Warden W. Tinker and Mrs. Don R. Martindale as hostesses. After dinner, bridge was enjoyed at Mrs. Tinker's home. Attendees from here included Mrs. Forest Weinrich, Mrs. Harry Bell, Mrs. Edward Jones, Mrs. Frank Harden, and Mrs. Clinton Webb.
In Superior Arizona a mine fire trapped workers in Mag Copper shaft No 2. Two miners were found dead and five others remained missing after the blaze at depths from 1610 to 2250 feet. Origin of the fire was unclear.
The ad urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods and acids. It promotes drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, neutralize acids, and relieve bladder disorders. The product is described as inexpensive and safe for home use.
Mrs. William White and Mrs. Ella Miller hosted a Tuesday bridge party at the Eas terling club with fourteen tables. Chrysanthemums and seasonal flowers adorned rooms and tables, a two course luncheon was served, and Miss Mary Jane Mason and Miss Mary Thurness assisted.
Advertised as a new medical discovery Creomulsion claims two fold action soothing inflamed membranes and stopping germ growth. It is said to aid persistent coughs colds bronchial issues and respiratory diseases with guaranteed satisfaction and money back if not relieved.
A beauty ad touts Carnee, a non oily creme rouge that leaves no oil or pigment behind. It claims color adapts to skin tone, is waterproof, and lasts all day. Available from Mc Kee Drug Co and Gibson's Pharmacy.
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