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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
5
Local Society Notes Highlight Club Meetings and Birth
The Order of Eastern Star meets Thursday at 7 with initiation. Miss Ida Boerstler returns from Batesville. Current Events club hosts by Mrs. Woolley. Friendship Needle club hosted by Mrs Sands Thursday at 2. Mr and Mrs Pierce announce the birth of son Richard Alden on November 28. Athens attendees at Andrew Jackson funeral include Mrs Stedman and Mrs Roush. Deborah class meets at 7 with hostess Mrs Fierce. Mrs Ogg visits daughter Mrs Hayes. sisters visit Columbus. Comrades from Athens attend Chauncey funeral. A paper on J M Barrie and a review of Quality Street entertain the group. A social hour closes the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Pierce
West State Street
Richard Alden
C. C. Millikan
J. M. Barrie
Frank B. Guilum
Barrie
James Barrie Studied by Social Literary Club
James Matthew Barrie was the program study for the Social Literary club meeting on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. Maurice Hyde at 45 Morris Avenue. With the leader absent, Mrs. J. D. Haskins was replaced by Mrs. H. A. Hatch who led a paper and book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Matthew Barrie
J. Maurice Hyde
Morris Avenue
J.D. Haskins
H. A. Hatch
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Simple Liver Aid
A historic physician claims a small olive tablet formula can brighten complexions and improve liver function. He cites years of patient care and recommends nightly use to combat pallid skin dull eyes and coating on the tongue. Available in 15 and 30 cent sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.m.edwards
Dr. Edwards
Foley Kidney Pills Benefit Mrs Blair Says
Mrs Blair of 461 South 20th Street Terre Haute Indiana reports relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. She states kidney and bladder trouble eased, aches stopped, and fatigue and headaches diminished as vision cleared. The pills are said to help kidneys keep blood clean and remove impurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blair
S. 20Th St
Erre Haute
Ind
Three New Members Join Troop 1 Girl Scouts
At the regualr meeting in First M. E. church three new members were added to Troop 1 Girl Scouts. The inductees were Dorothy Ayers Mary Ellen Wood and Fauna Beasley. Their mothers attended as guests and refreshments followed the initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 1
Girl Scouts
M. E
Dorothy Ayers
Mary Ellen Wood
Fauna Beasley
Education Week Observed By Athens Schools
The community marks Education Week December 4 to 10 with Open School Week events. A monster parade of children on Monday, an Open high school session Tuesday for fathers and business leaders, visiting days Wednesday and Thursday, and a Thursday mass meeting at 7:30 with President Bryan addressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
National Education Association
United States Bureau of Education
Harding
Russia
Athens
Bryan
Athens Businessmen Face Columbus Volleyball Tonight
Volleyball draws interest after football season as Athens business men prepare to meet the Columbus team at the Ohio Gym. A Tuesday workout preceded tonight’s main event with wrestling and boxing bouts serving as preliminaries to the Athens vs Columbus match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Columbus
Ohio
Volkers
Pan American Union to Convene General Conference
Dr. L S Rowe director of the Pan American Union said here today that a general Pan American conference will be called during the next year. He predicted the meeting would foster cooperation among the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. S. Rowe
Pan American Union
Sacco and Vanzetti Seek New Trial At Dedham Hearing
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, Italian communists convicted last June 14 in Dedham Massachusetts for first degree murder, petition for a new trial as riot police guard the courthouse. Protests by communists in Europe and South America included demonstrations and attempted bombings at the U S embassy in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Sacco
Vanzetti
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Mass
Europe
South America
Creek
Paria
Hallett Appeals to High Court in Liquor Charge
Cleve Hallett of Nelsonville Athens County appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court after a justice court conviction for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. The Common Pleas Court reversed and remanded for judgment saying no legal judgment was rendered. Hallett argues only the reversal should stand and that reviewing courts cannot remand to a justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleve Hallett
Nelsonville
Athens County
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Hallett
Deadlock Over Naval Armament Limits Reaches Big Three
Washington reports the fate of the arms conference program rests with Hughes Balfour and Kate as critics fail to resolve the 70 versus 60 percent capital ship ratio stalemate. Japan may accept 60 percent if the U S abandons Pacific fortifications. Shantung talks near a China Japan settlement as the Far Eastern committee adjourns to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Hughes
Balfour
Kate
Japan
United States
Pacific
Shantung
China
Far Eastern Committee
Arms Conference
Professor at the Breakfast Table hints at signs of age
The passage notes three lines between the brows as an age sign and links female ailments to the need for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It presents the product as a century proven natural restorative for backache nervous mood and female pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Lydia
Pinkham
Bonded Tuff Made in State Disguised Whiskey Sold in Ohio
Columbus Ohio November 30 Fraulent labels and counterfeit revenue stamps used to disguise whiskey are made in Columbus state prohibition officers say Bootleggers arrested by the enforcement officers have admitted the bonded goods were disguised by stamps and labels secured here Efforts to locate the maker of the labels have failed Parker said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Don V. Parker
Parker
Fairs banish bearded lady and hula hula girl from sideshows
In Chicago the bearded lady and the hula hula girl have been removed from county fair side shows. J W Russwarn, president of the International and American Association of Fairs and Expositions, says fairs are educational institutions and the objectionable has been banished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. W. Russwarn
International and American Association of Fairs and Expositions
Ohio Christmas seals kick off fourteenth TB crusade
An army of Ohio volunteers launches the fourteenth annual TB campaign through Christmas seal sales. Thirty million seals distributed to 175 agents, with each handling 400 to 4,000,000. The 1921 diamond seals feature Santa and two children. Proceeds fund the white plague fight. Ohio sales are expected to set records with about 20 million seals sold this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Santa Claus
Santa
James Maddox
Killing Em Off Again in Mexico
Seventeen are dead and ten wounded after a night battle at Tequila Jalisco between a state rural detachment and a company of federal troops. The fighting occurred in Tequila during the night, with a government wireless message reporting the casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis
Sonoma
Tequila
Jalisco
State Rurals
Handcuffed Man Breaks Free in Daring Train Escape
In Zanesville Ohio on November 30 Robinson aged 18 of Springfield escaped custody en route to Mansfield reformatory for attempted burglary by leaping in front of a moving train. He evaded pursuers by dashing along the track to a bridge and car with aid from a confederate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Robinson
Springfield
Mansfield Reformatory
W. A. McFarland
Ohio University football dine honors new president as athletics stance outlined
Dr. Elmer B. Bryan, newly elected president of Ohio University, addressed an audience of nearly 200 at the second annual football honor dinner. He declared football the greatest modern athletic sport and urged scholastic standing for athletes, stressing Ohio University first in athletics and calling for unity in student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer B. Bryan
Ohio University
University
Hessians
Dr. Bryan
Dean Chubb
Grover
I. M. Foster
Francis Fuller
Paul Andrews
The
Green and White
Ohio
Columbia
Fuller
Fibre
Jefferson
Earich
Loomis
Congressman Foster
Ohio achieves countywide health commissioner system
Ohio now has a dedicated health commissioner in every one of its eighty eight counties for the first time. including eighty seven county commissioners and matching state health department coordinators, a total of one hundred seventy five health commissioners are active under the state program. Health Director Snively says the expanded network strengthens epidemic response and overall health campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
Crest Comes Today From Huntington River Rise
The Huntington area reports a slowly rising river with indications it could crest at around 10 feet later today. Officials monitor the situation and warn residents downstream to stay alert for possible flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Pattern 3468 Apron Dress With Reversible Close
Pattern 3468 shows an apron dress in four sizes from small to extra large with bust measurements 32-46 inches. Lower edge width is six yards. medium requires six yards of 36 inch material. Fabrics include gingham chambrey lawn linen etc. design features reversible closing and wrist or elbow sleeves.
Dorothy McDonald Cured of Asthma by Kerker Remedy
C. E. McDonald of Zanesville reports his four year old daughter Dorothy was cured of asthma after two years of symptoms including damp weather triggers and sleep disruption. He credits Kerker's Asthma and Hay Fever Preparation, sold in Athens by Mckee Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy McDonald
Kerker
Dorthy
C. EB. McDonald
Prospect Avenue
Zanesville
Dorothy
Orders Placed Require One to Two Weeks to Complete
A week to ten days are needed to fill the outstanding orders. The delay affects delivery schedules and production timelines.
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promises Vitality and Health
An advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan claiming it restores poor red blood cells, improves complexion and mood, and renews vigor. It emphasizes physician use, widespread reliance, and availability in liquid or tablet form at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Old Pamphlet Found During County Office Cleanup
In the County Auditor's office a pamphlet lay undisturbed for over thirty eight years until Auditor Cornwell cleaned the office. The pamphlet advertised the eleventh Cincinnati Industrial Exposition offering prizes for best wine and liquor displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Cornwell
Goitre Cure Promises Relief Without Operation
Mrs. Frank Beard of Springfield Ohio endorses Sorbol Quadruple claiming a five year goitre vanished in less than a bottle with no side effects. She says her daughter's nervous system improved and school return followed. Product touted in small bottles with claim of ten minute use and wide distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beard
Karr St
Springfield
Ohio
Springfield Daily News
McKee Drug Co
Athens
LeKavor’s
Glouster
Sorbol Company
Mechanicsburg
Body of dog derby racer found under Moose Lake ice
Walter Coyne, famed American dog derby racer drowned November 15, was recovered from eight feet of Moose Lake ice near Pas, Manitoba. Rescue teams located his body upright on a sledge, with nine dogs lined in racing formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantoba
Moose Lake
Walter Coyne
Coyne
Athens grocer notes dramatic food price swings over year
An Athens grocer recounts yearlong price shifts with rice up 800 percent since January 1 1920 from 16 cents to about 64 cents a pound and sugar down from 23 cents to six cents. He notes declines in flour soap and canned goods while eggs butter coffee and syrup show varied changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Not This Way in Old Athens Yet
Renters gain the upper hand in Columbus as a wartime housing survey shows landlords lowering prices and offering improvements to attract tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Athens
Columbus
Samuel A Stritch consecrated bishop of Toledo
The Rev. Samuel A Stritch wore bishop robes as he moved through hundreds of Toledoans on Wednesday from St Joseph College to St Francis De Sales Cathedral where he was consecrated bishop of the Toledo diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Samuel A. Stritch
Two Men Taken to Lima for Bond Arrangements
Lima Ohio November 30 George Myers former saloonist and Gus Gorenflo farmer were arrested on charges of illegal possession of intoxicating liquors and were taken to Lima for bond arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Marion
Women postmasters keep rights after marriage
Washington Navy. 30. Postmaster General Hays rules that a married woman postal employee does not change status or lose rights. Previously unmarried postmasters who married had to seek a new appointment or pass a civil service exam if not previously examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Hays
Perjury Too Common In Court Sentences Man To Five To Ten Years
Cleveland Ohio November 30 Judge W H Wolfe of Cuyahoga County sentenced Charles H Seiver to five to ten years in the penitentiary after his conviction for perjury in the trials of ex Judge William H MecGannon. The judge said he pitied Seiver as a dupe and tool for McGannon but noted excess perjury and mandated punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Common Pleas
W. H. Wolfe
Fulton County
Charles H. Seiver
Seiver
William H. MecGannon
Wolfe
McGannon
Ohio farmers in sound condition despite distress claims
Columbus reports from S A Roach secretary of the Ohio Bankers Association state that acute financial distress among Ohio farmers has not appeared this year. He notes no bank complaints about loan defaults and says the War Finance Corporation is not being tapped for large loans, suggesting farmers are in better shape than feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
S. A. Roach
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Roach
War Finance Corporation Www
Railroad labor board to rule on wage cuts
Chicago Nov 30. The United States railroad labor board is ready to consider applications by railroads for wage reductions. Board member Bes Hooper said the board, after settling the railroad strike, promised no pay cuts until working rules are decided. Working rules will be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Bes Hooper
Home Under Guard After Vandal Attack Aimed at Bustard
Watchmen guarded the home of Rev. W. W. Bustard in Cleveland Ohio after vandals shattered a window Monday in what police believe was an attempt on his life. Bustard remained at the house overnight as authorities searched for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Rev
W. W. Bustard
Bustard
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Aera Rigat
Wari
Ourh
Order of Eastern Star
Ida Boerstler
Batesville
John J. Woolley
North Congress Street
J.B. Fulton
C. H. Harris
Oscar Fulton
R. C. Fulton
J. W. Sands
East State Street
Friendship Needle Club
Andrew Jackson
Chauncey
John Stedman
Elmer Bingman
Eli Roush
Guy Fierce
Mound Street
Deborah
Christian Church
Andrew Ogg
North Warren Avenue
E. T. Hayes
Grosvenor Street
O. B. Hill
Hayes
Jacob Glenn
F. M. Tippie
William Roberts
William Southerton
Jess Finsterwald
William Smith
Lon Davis
John Dillinger
Lash
B. & O. Union
Atip
Ofall
Mexico
Cash Shoe
vTwin
Grocer
Xmas
T. W. Wallace Buchtel
Orville Cowan
Poston
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Frank R. Murphey
Athens Implement Co
H. W. Brooks
North Court St
Keenan
Enger
J. D. Haskins Chiropractor
Athens Nat'l Bank
Idg
Kral
Orm
Vick
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