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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
7
Woman from Chicago recounts using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Son ative Wash to alleviate serious female ailments. She notes relief without surgery and emphasizes the need for good health to support her child.
Logan Major Mack pacer owned by S. S. Ruble won the 2:20 pace at the fair from seven starters. Ruble bought the horse from Andy Marks who had obtained it from its original owner William Benson haver. Ruble’s win signals potential for top form in the Kuble stable.
Mrs Otto Prose returns home to Girdleville after visiting Mr and Mrs Tom Collins and their family. Don Ackers left Sunday for Chicago to work with Western Electric. Mrs L D Johnson stayed a week with friends in Cleveland and continues travel this week.
Ralph Nutter seven months old, son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Nutter of Green township, died at home after a two week illness. Funeral held today with interment at Fellowship near Maysville by Harden Undertaking.
James Nes of East Main Street suffered a stroke while seated in the grandstand Saturday afternoon watching the races. He was removed to his home after the incident. This marked his second stroke, though hopes for recovery are held.
State Inspector Dean arrived in the city at the start of the week to examine the financial conditions of county offices. He will remain for several days. This marks the first county office inspection since January 1919.
Frank Wolfe appeared in police court to answer a charge of possessing intoxicants. He allegedly was at Mrs. Kelly Kay’s home during a July raid, fled, then returned and pled guilty to settle the matter. He received a fine of 8300 with 200 suspended for future good behavior. rest paid. Congressman Ricketts spoke to Perry county women at the courthouse and Simeon D. Fess addressed a Perry county delegation in the city.
Word came Monday morning that Leland Stokes' mother died at her Thurston home after a period at the bedside. A. F. Faine spoke at the Logan Rotary Club about labor strife that led to a summer shooting between New Straitsville and Shawnee. A Southeast Ohio United Brethren group meeting in town drew thirteen delegates. The Otterbein college diamond jubilee session featured W. G. Clippine, C. J. Dreshman, Dr. J. H. Harris and Rev. F. E. Burtner as speakers. The college seeks a 2 million endowment to mark seventy five years, with funds pledged by two wealthy benefactors and the rest via church subscriptions.
Messenger Pattern Dept offers an easy to develop and launder garment. The bloomer portions join to a deep yoke with a sleeve that can be long or short. English sateen fabric shown with satin facings. Pattern mailed to any address for 12 cents in stamps.
A long list of residents and guests appears in a local Athens roundup. Names include Jack and Goldie Moore with son Guy, Wilbur Baughman moving to Albany, Jap Robinson hospitalized in Athens, and many visitors staying with or visiting family at various residences.
Madame Tamaki Miura, a Japanese soprano who has sung in Honolulu after returning from Japan, has received a threatening letter labeling her a traitor and warning of danger. The incident prompts concern for her safety amid cultural tensions.
A Japanese letter praised by some as inspired by a statement on women's status in Japan as serfdom. It predicted that Japanese women would rise against male domination one day, amid other local notes on visits and family movements in Marietta and Parkersburg areas.
The item mentions chartering large fast sailing vessels for sea service and Mr Gil tly likely staying six months to study local owners and customs. Also notes neighbors of Sesta Robinson visiting Saturday, and Rev Grass to preach at the church on Sunday evening in October.
Albany Russell Goldsberry of Boston visits his parents F. E. Goldsberry and wife. Miss Mary Frances Goldsberry visits Columbus earlier in the week. M. L. Cottingham and wife travel to Middleport and stay with William Michaels and family. Barney Castor of Dyerville visits Albany on business. Mrs Carrie Lindicy and her son are also mentioned in Albany news.
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