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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
3
A vintage ad touts California Fig Syrup as a cure for a sick child with constipation colic and feverish symptoms. It claims a teaspoonful cleanses the liver and bowels and promises a quick return to a playful, well child. Mothers are urged to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with proper directions on the bottle.
A reception for Rev. and Mrs. Paul E. Kemper and family was held at the Methodist church. Mrs. A. L. Barker presided. D. A. Farree welcomed attendees. program included a vocal solo by Mrs. B. E. LeFever and a piano piece by Thelma McGiffen. A completed church redecorating was noted.
Clarence Nichols faced arraignment before Mayor McCune on an affidavit by Grace Miller. He pleaded guilty and the case was continued for a few days. The mayor noted wedding bells would end the case for his court.
The Roosevelt portrait intended for the Nelsonville High School building is framed and ready to hang. The question remains who will install a portrait in another building.
The school board proposes issuing bonds to fund repairs and new school buildings. The measure will be put before Nelsonville voters on November 8. An argument count claims 1794 supporters reflecting each school age child, plus over 50 high school students from nearby districts relying on Nelsonville. The editorial questions who can counter so many arguments.
Mrs Hazel Burch describes the Saturday evening shooting near Bone Hollow in a statement to the Messenger. She recounts events and her perspective on the affair while the newspaper notes it could not secure further details at that time.
Mr. G A Hamm the former well known grocer of our city went to Gallipolis today where he will make final arrangements for opening a new system bakery in that city. His many friends here wish him success in his new business. Mrs Hamm and son Paul will remain in Nelsonville for the winter.
Mrs. Hazel Shafer Katzenbach will reopen her studio at 106 Myers Street on Monday October 24.
Strangler Lewis defeated Paulson of Indiana in two straight falls before a fair sized crowd. Lewis proved himself a top wrestler with a calm, polished style while Paulson, hampered by weight and an eye disease, fought gamely. Preliminaries led into the main event.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that strengthens roots and promotes growth within ten minutes. It claims dramatic improvements, promising thicker, longer, more radiant hair after a single application and appealing to girls to revive lifeless hair.
John Crouse Delph and Snyder showed promising wrestling ability. The event featured a large turnout of ladies and a well rehearsed band played popular airs between bouts. Mrs. N Hill spent Tuesday in Columbus.
Mr and Mrs Erwin Quick of Caldwell were guests of the former's sister Mrs Bradford Acomb Tuesday and Wednesday.
The parent teacher association of the Central building will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. Parents are urged to attend.
Dr. Walter Howe hosted Nelsonville physicians Wednesday evening at his West Washington street home. A 6 pm elegant four course dinner was served with covers arranged for Drs. J. M. Hyde N. Hill S. BK C. C. Butt C. E. Welch C. Dew A. L. Pritchard and Mr. L. J. Eberle.
Glouster hosts a high school football clash with Crooksville at the baseball grounds tomorrow at 2 30 p m following recent trips by residents including Mrs Ella Wyatt to Dayton and Mr and Mrs J R Wolfe of Columbus visiting local relatives. The Glouster Parent-Teacher Association meets at the high school Friday afternoon.
A local man and his wife who moved here five years ago have made many friends who are pleased to hear of their unusual wedding and birthday anniversary observance.
Mrs Leighton Aumiller of Columbus visits her parents Mr and Mrs William Burnelle as a guest in a social note from the town society column.
Mr and Mrs T C Green observed their 48th wedding anniversary on October 19. They wed at the bride’s home near Haydenville in 1878 at 11 o’clock with Rev McQuinn officiating. Only Joe Hillyer, Mrs Green’s brother, attends among living relatives. they have seven children, six living, and notable birthday ties on October 19 for several family members. Mr Green is a well known pi-
Miss Hazel Edington hosted the Needle Shuttle Club’s first fall meeting last evening. Members enjoyed sewing activities followed by a tasteful luncheon concluding a delightful gathering.
A noted skin specialist claims Mentho Sulphur speeds healing of facial and body pimples. He says sulphur remains unmatched as a acne remover, is harmless and inexpensive, and can be used like cold cream.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles opens the season with a Saturday evening dance at their hall. Gents pay $1.00, ladies attend free. Delegates Will Leadbetter and Mrs. Thompson return from Marietta after WWFM 8S convention. Evangelist R. E. L. Taylor leads Trimble Church of Christ meetings with crowded attendance and 50 extra seats.
Mrs O H P Belmont announces the formation of a new national women's party to field its own candidates, signaling a major step in organized political activity among American women. The move aims to unify female voters and influence national elections through independent candidacies.
Premier Lloyd George told the house of commons that orders for four capital ships will be placed at once. Earlier reports said orders for four super dreadnaughts had been delayed for disarmament talks.
An Elyria Ohio reader Mrs Emma Vosburgh praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a household remedy for deep seated coughs colds and weak health. The ad urges obtaining tablets or liquid locally or sending 10c to Buffalo NY for a trial package or advice.
Three people Florence Hawkins Lillian Franche and Dewey Goddard were thrown from a car when it skidded in mud near Wellston. They escaped with bruises as they were transported to safety.
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