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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
8
Glouster Ohio ad offers 40 acres underlaid with coal with good improvements for quick sale by Mason Andrews. Weather boosts Ohio fruit prospects as Lou Jonas expects a Thanksgiving cherry harvest if conditions stay favorable. mine workers observe the holiday.
A neighborly dispute escalated into a fight with one man fined and costs after pleading guilty in police court. The other party later sought an arrest warrant but learned the offender had already paid the penalty. Glouster baseball beat Murray City 6 to 3 with a return game planned next week. Local officials attended safety demonstrations in Columbus and mine union auditor Joseph Richards visited. Mrs. LeFever to undergo surgery at Grant Hospital in Columbus tomorrow evening, with Dr. LeFever remaining until after the operation.
Funeral services for Charles Hayes will be held in Racine on Sunday morning. The funeral party arrives at Green Lawn Cemetery in Nelsonville between 12 and 1 o'clock, where the remains will be interred.
In Santa Barbara Captain Ed W. Scott says new navy recruits show the most profanity and use declines with time in the service. Chaplains work in a big brother role, urging clean living and promotion. The Pacific fleet will soon add chaplains. 180 served during WWI. Akron thieves ransack a rural schoolhouse, furniture moved and school closed.
English railways see more women smoke in regular cars and threaten rule enforcement. Great Eastern, led by Gen Henry Thorton, orders return to prewar practice with only designated smoking compartments allowed for smoking and women directed to those spaces even with passenger consent.
Col. Arthur Woods announces re employment program for world war veterans enabling shipyard work, with wages from 75 to 100 dollars weekly during a six week to two month apprenticeship at Submarine Boat Corp Newark New Jersey. Men should contact the War Department in Washington.
Am brose Lansing of the Museum of Art reports finds from Thebes including Pedu Bost's tomb revealing early grave robbers who stole jewels about 2600 years ago. He notes ghoul activity in ancient Egypt, contrasting with modern thieves.
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