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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1926
Page
15
Phone 412 W will take messenger classified ads. Call to place your ad.
Listing for used cars from Nelsonville Buick Co including a Ford pannol body commercial vehicle in extra good shape and a 1922 touring model with good rubber and upholstery. Fully refinished. Prices $1 and $250 with easy terms. Phone 40.
Local store advertises baby items at cost and offers meals at all hours. It features a bedroom suite available in three pieces, a nearly new coal heater, a used Sunray cooker, and a piano like new with band and 12 rolls. Phone contact included.
A fragmented 1920s style advertisement listing gifts for her and general merchandise from Logan and nearby towns. Items include gloves, cedar chests, lamps, violins, parlor suites, and used Fords, with shop names like Heinlein Brothers, Music Parlors, Smith Brothers Furniture Co, and The Bryson Lumber Co. Several phone numbers and street addresses are included for local orders.
An ad for gifts for men featuring Br-ee Florsheim shoes in all sizes and a deposit option at The Toggery. Includes shirts in all sizes and colors and a complete line of gents furnishings. Also notes the Athens County Agricultural Society director election at the courthouse on Saturday December 4 1926 with polls open from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Frank Riddle secretary.
Refined petroleum products continue to top export lists, with nine months of 1926 totaling 4 376 890 604 gallons of gasoline 682 942 205 gallons of kerosine and 1 032 904 868 gallons of gas and fuel oils. The education bureau notes habit formation as key in schooling while Mellon backs a private firm plan to manufacture medicinal whisky and cites concerns over stock levels.
Judith confronts Eric over a rushed midnight marriage plan as they argue in a car and on campus. Eric pleads, insisting the wedding will seal their bond, while Judith worries about ethics and danger. Dr. Dorn apologizes for a past misstep as tensions rise toward a cliffhanger ending.
Glouster fire department bought an electric siren from Federal Electric of Chicago to serve as a city fire alarm. Two sirens arrived. testing drew complaints about blunders from earlier makers. Chicago’s siren was chosen for about 49 dollars less. Installation planned atop the hose tower at city hall, weather permitting, with 169 dollars raised locally toward the price and the rest via donations.
A miner identified as Peoughty, about 35, was severely hurt when slate fell at Ohio Mine No 2 near College Hill Friday afternoon. He suffered a fractured right collar bone, a bruised throat, and a bad scalp wound, and was taken home to Trimble for treatment after being dressed by Dr. C. von Scheek in Jacksonville.
In Glouster on Thanksgiving day Miss Gladys Danford married Rev Miles E F Hoon of Cincinnati at Walnut Hills Church of Christ. The bride is the daughter of Dr E F Danford of Glouster, a graduate of Ohio University and a Glouster high school faculty member.
A Thursday blaze destroyed two homes in Glouster Nevada with the Beddow and Chauncy residences severely damaged. The fire reportedly began in TD Beddow's home and spread rapidly, gutting the Beddow household while other occupants moved belongings to safety. No injuries are reported and the cause is suspected to be an overheated move in.
Two Athens women reportedly fought after a dispute ending in a physical encounter. Mrs Jen Tedrow of East Union Street was arrested Saturday by Chief Herb Parker after neighbors called the police. Tedrow reportedly sustained a broken finger and seeks time to consult an attorney before trial. Meanwhile the United States Geographic Board plans steps to prepare a gazetteer listing place names and natural features within state boundaries and possessions to standardize geographic nomenclature.
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