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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
6
Nelsonville column describes Y M C A events including a Friday open house from 5 to 9 pm for youths under 16 and 7 to 9 pm for adults. A 7 am hike to Ather Friday morning is planned for boys 16 and under, weather permitting, with return by 9 am. Visitors welcome to watch gym classes and see boy and girl progress. Chamber of Commerce week dinner to follow.
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The article describes a church meeting policy to host a public forum inviting non members. It notes a Thursday business session led by President Welch with plans to be discussed openly. Attendees at the Logan fair include Miss Mabel Johnson and others. Knights of Pythias plan a gathering next Wednesday evening with a lunch after and a parable demonstration by Clarence Monks.
The West End Parent-Teachers Association regular meeting scheduled for Friday is postponed one week due to the Cooking School. The session will now be held Friday October 14.
The Athens county common pleas court denied John C. Hewitt's request to remove Charles Burt as trustee of his assigned estate after a full day of hearings. Judge Worstell found no proven conspiracy though he noted Burt was slow in some collections.
Four McCook field pilots and four alternates left today for Selfridge field to compete in speed events. Alfred Verville, a leading aircraft designer, built a new monoplane for the race, with fear of damage if a forced landing became necessary.
A shower for Mr. and Mrs. James Judson formerly Miss Beatrice Shannon followed their September 20 wedding. Guests enjoyed music by Willian Reeves and the Craig brothers as gifts totaled well. A late lunch was served and the couple received many fine presents.
Benjamin Dailey age 88 died at 5 PM Monday at 321 West State Street. Funeral from the residence Wednesday at 2 PM, burial Greenlawn cemetery. Survived by widow, three sons Benjamin Frank Columbus Charles Athens, three daughters Mrs Caroline Hunkerford Mrs Hattie Duffee Mrs Ella Smith of Athens, two daughters Millie and Mary and an infant son preceded him.
James B. Wilson sues 16 insurance companies for eleven thousand five hundred sixty dollars on a cigar factory fire last March. A 200 pound man would weigh 5200 pounds on the sun as the sun’s attraction is 27 times that of the earth.
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