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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1918
Page
3
A brief notice lists a car load of onions for sale at the freight house with Thursday timing and reasonable prices. Contact details cite Co. Ey Lambert for inquiries. The rest notes school reopens Monday at 8:30 and book pickup hours for high and central buildings.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for stomach upset, acidity, gas and indigestion. It claims quick, sure relief after eating, with inexpensive tablets available at drug stores.
A reader-friendly roster lists Miss Elsie Mae Brown and Mrs. Mattie Reeves among residents of Claycraft and nearby areas. Other listed individuals include J. Leo Faulkner, John Fell um, T. A. Greepwald, Leio Marize, Leonard Orange, Byron Raiden, John Rarden, Miss Katie Searles, Mrs. Newton Tack ett, and Mr. John Tennehill Jr.
The Red Cross Receiving Station will not accept mail on Thanksgiving Day November 28. The room closes all day and reopens Friday and Saturday 1 to 4 PM. Parcels should be sent Friday or Saturday early to meet Saturday’s last forwarding day for evening mail. Mrs Page C Morris chairs.
At the Apostolic Holiness Church Hast End a morning service begins at 9 30 A M with thanks in hearts. A prayer meeting is announced for 7 P M tonight led by Pastor J C Brillhart.
The influenza quarantine appears in Nelsonville today under last week's Messenger rules. A picture shows will be open tonight. Church services are planned for tomorrow on Thanksgiving.
Charles Smith aged about four, son of Mr and Mrs Jude Smith, died Tuesday at home on Myers Street after illness with influenza and pneumonia. Funeral services will be held at the family residence Thursday at 1 30 PM, Rev Mann officiating. Burial will be at Green Lawn.
Mr and Mrs P W Hickmarn travel Tuesday to Culver Indiana to spend Thanksgiving with their son Willis who is at the military academy. Funeral services for Dr I P Primrose were held today at the residence on Fort Street with Rev Mann officiating and burial at Green.
New York Nov 27. No confirmation reached the Peruvian consulate on reports that the diplomatic break between Peru and Chile ended with an apology. Attaches at the consulate say they have little confidence in the report.
The first midweek lunch of the Chamber of Commerce after summer vacation drew a small crowd. Forty cents bought a splendid lunch, cheaper than the city. J. P. Wood headlined the program, reporting on Hay Pitchers Patriotic Society and praising volunteers who worked in the harvest. His wit kept the audience in uproar, with Merle Crooks notably rolling on the floor from laughter.
The piece reflects a grateful mood on Thanksgiving with mentions of peaceful times and shared faith. It honors those who served, notes vacant homes, and closes with the name Lillian Sidenstricker.
Ohio's health board reports gradual improvement in influenza after premature ban lifting, though several districts face serious outbreaks. Officials caution that easing restrictions has risked renewed spread and urge vigilance.
William Wilhelm of Pottsville, Pa. testified before the senate manufacturing committee that government seizure and control of a portion of coal lands is essential to curb profiteering and avert coal shortages.
Elizabeth Eddy aged 86 died at her Marietta home last night after her clothing caught fire from an open fireplace. The blaze started inside the residence igniting her garments and causing fatal injuries.
Admiral Taylor and Captain Steele told the House naval committee of plans to establish twenty-one coastal air stations and construct war planes including a new tri-plane capable of 150 miles per hour. The proposal also calls for purchase of hundreds of dirigibles and other lighter-than-air craft.
Fuel Director Garfield appeals to hard coal miners to forego the Thanksgiving holiday and keep producing coal due to a serious shortage. The call emphasizes the critical need to avert energy disruptions.
Washington officials announce that American railway artillery will be deployed to defend the coast at New York Boston and San Francisco and will be available for border service, according to high War Department authority.
An advertisement touts Mi-Ono stomach tablets promising relief from sourness gas and indigestion within five minutes and a two week regimen to restore a healthy stomach. It claims benefits include improved appetite and energy with a money back guarantee and lists McKee Drug Co as a seller.
Licensed to wed C. E. Moore 21 miner Chauncey and Edna Northup 18 domestic Hunterdon. The license lists their ages and occupations as recorded in the local marriage register.
A French government commission is examining how motion pictures can be broadly used across public education. The study aims to assess applicability in various branches and educational levels.
A grandmother uses Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken dull or gray hair. The note explains applying with a comb or brush, restoring color by morning after one or two uses, and claims it leaves hair glossy and beautiful. It adds a disclaimer that it is a toilet preparation not a disease remedy.
A fund to buy ice cream for Camp Sherman base hospital boys needs about $15 more. Donors are urged to loosen up contributions at Cline's Josten's and other collection points.
A Nelsonville couple marked 50 years of marriage on November 22 1868 with a six oclock dinner at their home 649 Walnut St. Family members including W B Edgar W H Bechtold Myrtle Sibert and Jacob Sibert attended along with absent Frank Sibert Raleigh Edgar and Chester Edgar. Children presented gold coins as keepsakes.
Mr W A Lloyd chief of county agent work for northern and western states will speak on The Future of Agriculture to farmers in the court room Saturday at 2 PM November 30. Invited by the Athens County Farm Bureau the event ends their membership drive this week. Public is invited to attend for a live message to agriculturists.
The G A R EN Roush Post will hold a regular meeting on Saturday November 30 at 1 oclock. Post Commander invites members to attend and discuss post matters and local commemorations.
After influenza doctors urge boosting strength and brain function with Bio-fren a tonic containing iron lecithin gentian and other ingredients. The ad claims two tablets after meals and one at night restore health and vigor with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It notes the formula is printed on the package and lists ingredients.
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