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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1921

Page

2

Local Society Notes Highlight Meetings and Visits

The Hobson Study Circle will meet with Mrs. L. H. Blackwood Tuesday evening at 7 o clock on North Congress. The Higley Study Circle will be hosted by Mrs. C. H. Horn Tuesday afternoon at 2. Emery Ralf and Claude Clark families from Rutlana visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kayser. Weekend guests included Harry Edwards of Maggie West Virginia. Miss Pheebe Brown of Marietta, house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Roach, returned home today. Frank Martin and William Runyon traveled to Lancaster for the Fairfield County Fair. F W Bush left for Lancaster for a Lancaster Rotary Club dinner where he will speak on Newspaper Publicity. Doughnuts and cider were served. D A R notes: Nabby Lee Ames chapter members toured Albany to visit Mrs. O D Dailey. Regent Mrs. Harry O Bleness presided. Hostesses included Mrs. Dailey, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Gullette and Mrs. Sloane. The afternoon included a business session and dainty refreshments. Mrs. Hopkins led the program on The Olle Vailey in the Revolution and Mrs. Sloane spoke on The Ohio Valley. Mrs. Gullette presented on The Early History of the Ohio Valley, with Miss Helen Townsend recounting the Campus Martius tablet unveiling in Marietta.

Albany Nabby Lee Ames DL. A. R O. D. Dailey Harry O'Bleness

Athens High Still Undefeated in 1921 Season

Athens High remains unbeaten as it defeats Gallipolis 19 to 0 on Saturday. Battin returned a Gallipolis interception for a touchdown, Shafer kicked, and Athens added two more scores in the third quarter. Aquinas High of Columbus visits next, expected to be a strong test.

Athens High Gallipolis Red and Black Doug” Torrance River Men Athens Fetch Gallpolis Battin Sweeney Aquinas High of Columbus

Football Train Arranged for Athens Fans to Granville

Preparations for a special football train to Granville are complete awaiting 300 supporters to ride. Tickets at 3.00 dollars on sale this week at Cline's Pharmacy Beckley's and Zenners. Train departs 8:80 AM Saturday and returns 7:15 PM. round trip 3.00 dollars with a reserved Ohio grand stand section.

Granville Cline’s Pharmacy Beckley's Zenners

Bootleggers Embrace Blue Devil Moonshine Appeal

A brief item notes bootleggers adopting Blue Devil as their moonshine alias, signaling a craze or nickname during the era. The mention pins a date 10 17 16 and hints at local taste or branding dynamics.

Texas rail shops resume full operation after long idleness

In Fort Worth International and Great Northern shops have rehired 600 workers after months of idleness, while Santa Fe shops at Cleburne now run at full capacity for the first time in a year.

Fort Worth Tex International Great Northern Railroad Santa Fe Cleburne

Womans Relief Corps Meeting Planned for Tuesday Evening

All members are urged to attend a 7 o'clock meeting Tuesday to plan the inspection on November 1. Guests Mr. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Wolfe and Miss Mildred Carey of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fierce at 27 Mound Street, driving in for the Wolfe reunion. Jenny Lou, a daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Law of Hoeing on October 16, granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Law of Chauncey and to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Porter of Athens R. D. 2, is noted. The Runyon and Dickson families and Mrs. Runyon's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bobo, visited Albany with relatives.

Womans Relief Corps A. C. Wolfe Misa Mildred Carey Columbus Guy Fierce Mound Street Wolfe A. C. Law Jenny Lou D. W. Law Chauncey Fred Porter Athens R. D William Runyon Jeff Dickson Runyon Albany Athens Mary Wolfe Howard Millfield F.S. Wolfe John B. Poston H. L. Atkinson Merrill F. J. Beasley W. T. Sprague Guy J. Fierce E. V. Wolfe Samuel M. Howard L. A. Koons W. B. Johnson

Wintering Doctors Leave Millfield for Florida

Dr. A. L. Learned and Mr. Bert of Millfield traveled through Athens en route to New Smyrna Florida to spend the winter. Learned has spent the last fourteen winters in Florida during the season.

A. L. Learned Gon Bert Millfield Athens New Smyrna Fla

Day couple head south for Florida winter home

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Day concluded a summer visit and left Monday by car destination Ft. Lauderdale Florida. Their journey began in Baltimore and will continue to Jacksonville according to the travel plan.

W. E. Day Ft. Lauderdale Fla Baltimore Jacksonville

Harwick Family Mourns Kathleen Harwick Death in Columbus

Mr. Curtis Harwick of Canton mourns the death of his sister Miss Kathleen Harwick who died Saturday night in a Columbus hospital from typhoid fever. Her brother in law Mr. Harry W. August of Portsmouth arrived Sunday.

Curtis Harwick Canton Kathleen Harwick Columbus Harry W. August Portsmouth

Mrs Stone and Betty Jane Return From Ohio River Trip

Mrs C W Stone and her daughter Betty Jane return home Saturday after a two week visit at points on the Ohio river and in West Virginia. They traveled by car from Clifton West Virginia with Mrs Stone’s cousin Ernest McCown who left today for Clifton.

C. W. Stone Betty Jane Ohio River West Virginia Clifton W. Va Ernest McCown

Kessingers Headed for Porto Rico. Local Socials Note

Mr W L Kessinger and son Joe of Kansas City arrive en route to Porto Rico where Kessinger will serve as auditor to Governor Reilly. They will depart for New York Tuesday and sail Saturday on a government transport. Athens social items include Wolfe family reunion attendees and an all day picnic at Carpenter experiment farm. Marriage news: Louise Roush and Carlos A Finsterwald wed in Parkersburg with Rev Rice officiating. they reside at 212 West Union Street.

W. L. Kessinger Joe Kansas City Porto Rico Kessinger Reilly C. L. Posten New York Island Louise Roush Carlos A. Finsterwald Athens Parkersburg Rice Presbyterian Church Finsterwald West Union Street

Progressive Dinner for Alpha Xi Delta Hostesses

A Saturday progressive dinner for Alpha Xi Delta members featured Mrs Otto L Housington, Mrs Herbert Cox, Mrs Bartlett Gibson, Mrs Harold C Mardis, Miss Edith Stocklin and Miss Ethel Radclift. Courses were at Stocklin home 97 University Terrace, Holsington 46 East Carpenter Street, and Mapdis 196 East State Street. Fifty guests enjoyed Halloween orange and black decorations, hats, dancing and card games.

Otto L. Housington Herbert Cox Bartlett Gibson Harold C. Mardis Edith Stocklin Ethel Radclift Alpha Xi Delta Stocklin University Terrace Holsington East Carpenter Street Mapdis East State

Dr McDowell to Address Athens Federated Clubwomen

Dr McDowell head of the public health department of the Lake Division Red Cross will speak in Athens on Wednesday at 2 30 PM. The address is hosted by the Social Literary club at the home of Mrs C L Jones 8 University Terrace with Mrs Jones and Mrs Frank B Gullum as hostesses. All federated clubwomen are urged to attend.

McDowell Pr. McDowell Lake Division Red Cross Athens Federated Clubs Social Literary Club C. L. Jones University Terrace Jones Frank B. Gullum Dr. McDowell

Ohio Holds West Virginia to Single Score in Tough Bout

Ohio University battled a nationally acclaimed West Virginia squad but fell 7 0. The Buckeyes led by star fullback Fibre and linebacker Monty Campbell to the final whistle, forcing WVU to a single touchdown on Hill’s 45 yard scamper. Ohio showed grit with six first downs to WVU’s eight and multiple near-scores, including a late fumble recovery stop.

Ohio University West Virginia Ohio Finsterwald Loomis Hill Fibre Mountaineers Spiers Virginians Monty Campbell Jefferson Barick O'Daffer Wade Jeffers Patterson Campbell Gillan Littler Fuller Poling Cleverly Fisher Bell Cowden

Burlington Railroad Seeks 100 Men in Nebraska

The Burlington and Missouri River railroad general superintendent dismisses unemployment fears in Nebraska saying the company has been trying to hire over 100 men for various jobs but has not found applicants.

Railroad Omaha The Burlington Railroad Nebraska Burlington Road

Mills Resumes at Cannonsburg After Shutdown

Twelve mills of the Standard Tin Plate Company restart operations in Cannonsburg Pennsylvania following a shutdown of several weeks.

Cannonsburg Standard Tin Plate Company

Ida Pickett Finds Relief After 25 Year Search

Mrs Ida Pickett of Buffalo New York says Tanlac relieved her severe indigestion after a quarter century of searching. She reports better health than in thirty years and notes many others near despair have recovered after taking Tanlac. The remedy is sold in Athens by Cline Pharmacy Co and by leading druggists.

Ida Pickett South Division St Buffalo N. Y Tanilac Tanlac Athens Cline Pharmacy Co

Rate battle over paving block freight in Ohio study

The Athens Chamber of Commerce filed with the Ohio Utilities Commission a brief arguing current freight rates on paving block hinder movement and cut production from 114 million to 62 million bricks. The Tribune notes Virginia cuts show rates can drop to spur construction and reduce taxes. J W Herrold, Athens native now PUCO rates chief, prepared the analysis the commission adopted.

Ohio Journal of Commerce Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Athens Chamber of Commerce State Utilities Commission The Cincinnati Enquirer Utilities Commission Ohio Virginia Athens J. W. Herrold Public Utilities Commission Toto Herrold

Indigestion Stops Quick Mi O Na Stomach Tablets

Indigestion relief with Mi O Na tablets promises to relieve biliousness dizziness and indigestion or money back. Ask McKee Drug Co.

McKee Drug Co

Petition of 73 105 Signatures to the British Lords

A mile long petition carrying 73 105 signatures was presented to the British House of Lords. The document appears as a single, continuous roll referencing a mass public appeal to Parliament.

House of Lords

Red and Blue Best Colors for Searing Birds

A brief note highlights red and blue as preferred colors for searing birds, suggesting color choice may impact cooking outcomes.

A Popular Comfortable Dress Pattern for Growing Girls

Pattern 3753 offers a three size dress for ages 12 14 and 16 with fabric requirements. The design combines figured gabardine crepe de chine satin serge tricolette organdy silk and twill options and includes a mailed pattern for 12 cents in stamps.

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Tone

The old home remedy for gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur, now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Readily applied with a comb or brush, it darkens gray strands and adds a soft lustre, making hair look thicker and younger.

Wyeth

Eclipse grape provides pomological honors in Ohio trial

The Eclipse grape, a blue seedling of Niagara and descendant of Concord, is praised by Ohio Experiment Station Wooster for high quality and vigor. It yields well with heavy pigment, suited for commercial grape juice and noted as originated about 1890.

Eclipse Department of Horticulture Ohio Wooster Concord Niagara

After Effect of Scarlet Fever Cured by Honey and Tar

Mrs. J. McCullough of 236 Snyder St Easton Pa describes scarlet fever after effects with a dry throat and hacking cough. She reports Foley's Honey and Tar stopped coughs and bronchial irritations and eased tickling in the throat.

Mold Follows Corn Ear Worm Threat to Livestock

Ohio entomologist H A Gossard warns moldy corn from corn ear worm injury can sick or kill animals. Inspect ears and fodder this season and discard moldy feed. The worm has caused unusual damage in greenhouse crops and gardens this longer growing year.

H. A. Gossard Ohio Experiment Station Ohio

Memorial bids from Athens Elks support Victory Memorial

The Athens Lodge of Elks voted $100 from its treasury for the National Victory Memorial Building in Washington to honor WWI workers. The Athens Elks flag shows 61 service stars with two gold stars for Captain K. T. Crossen and William Cornell, and other Athens county groups are expected to contribute.

Athens Lodge of Elks Washington United States Athens Elks The Elks K. T. Crossen William Cornell Athens County

Cleaning without Blue Devil fuels a cautious garage

A brief comic line notes cleaning without Blue Devil, comparing it to starting a car without gasoline. The fragment hints at a product named Blue Devil or a brand used in maintenance contexts.

Birthday Party Honors Mrs. March at Jobs Home

Mr and Mrs Charles March hosted a birthday gathering at their Jobs Ohio home after returning from Buchtel. About 56 relatives and friends attended a luncheon and gifts were given. Later the pastor of Jobs church baptized Mrs March granddaughter.

March Jobs Jobs, O Charles March Buchtel

McKee Drug Co Refunding Hyomei Trial If It Fails

Hyomei cough or cold relief promised by McKee Drug Co. under a trial offer refunds your money if the treatment does not relieve the ailment.

McKee Drug Co

Northern Ohio African M. E. Conference Ends in Lima

The annual session of the Northern Ohio African Methodist Episcopal church conference closed in Lima with the selection of Warren as next year’s meeting place and assignments for pastors.

Lima Ohio M. E Warren

Smoke Judge Taft 5c Cigar STOP FOOL STUNTS

WASHINGTON Exclusion of exhibition flights by air service personnel with service equipment is ordered by the War Department except when connected with government projects. The order halts stunt flying and emphasizes safety in military air operations.

Washington Air Service of the Army War Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hobson Study Circle L. H. Blackwood North Congress Street C. H. Horn Sunnyside Drive Higley Emery Ralf Claude Clark Rutlana Frank Kayser Lancaster Street Harry Edwards Maggie, W. Va Pheebe Brown Marietta Frank Roach South College Street Frank Martin Pleasant Hill Lancaster Fairfield County F. W. Bush Virginia Burley Texas Laboratotion Dept Sam M. Johnson Write Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co Columbus, Q Auing Pat Chamber of Commerce Valley Free Srapmiele Regulator CO Atlanta Mercenger Pattern Dept Chichester Diamox Amond Brand Bive Cabric H.W. Brooks Maytage Court St Overmyer Ead Overmyer’s New System Bakery Palmer House Bldg Stetson Taft M. D. Hughes Attorney At Law Cline Bldg Athens, O J. D. Haskins Nat’! Bank Apie Annes Rey Lash OhBoy Kantilieier Gline Pharmacy Co Athens, Ohio Heh
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