This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
5
Fragments show uneven text with possible names and terms but lack clear events or context for a meaningful summary. Unable to determine concrete people places organizations or dates from the readable portion.
Mrs. C. H. Horn hosted the Higley Study Circle at 2 PM with Mrs. George H. Junod presiding. Members discussed American and French artists while Prof. L. J. Addicott spoke on city planning and county health work. The next meeting moves to Mrs. Clarence Roach.
Miss Lillie Milliron daughter of Mr and Mrs James Milliron Athens and Clyde Woodruff son of Mr C F Woodruff Wellston were married by Rev West on September 16. After the ceremony they traveled to New York and New Jersey and stayed with Mr and Mrs Dean Vore. They will reside at 33 Central Avenue Athens.
Dr John R McDowell director of the Lake Division American Red Cross public health department addressed sixty women at the Athens Federated clubs gathering Wednesday afternoon at Mrs C L Jones home University Terrace He spoke on health topics and arrived for a visit with his parents
Mrs J Maurice Hyde left yesterday for Marietta to visit home folks. Mrs Ellen Bowers returned from a two weeks visit in Columbus. Mr and Mrs W R Hughes Ramona Bowers are home from their wedding trip. Mr Charles Creamer went to Chillicothe this morning on business. Mrs Addie Pickett Dempsey of Macon Missouri arrived to visit her brother John Pickett and family.
Miss Mabel Coe returns to her Albany home after a short visit with her aunt Mrs C I Jones.
Mr and Mrs Harry Roach of 22 North College prepare for the regular monthly Friendly Society meeting in the Presbyterian church parlors Friday at 2 30 PM. Mrs Alice Francis and Mrs Jacob Sherman travel to Murray for a Pythian Sisters convention today.
Mrs. H. D. Mirick of Washington D. C. arrived at noon for a visit with her sisters the Misses Mabel and Bertha Brown.
Mr. W B Johnson of The Athens Messenger visited Columbus on Wednesday for a gathering of the Ohio Circulation Managers Association.
Charles Woodworth departs this evening for New York City to enroll at the Sargent Dramatic School. He will reside with G. F. Morgan and Harold Wise.
Mrs. W. B. Bartels leaves this noon for Ft. Thomas to visit her brother in law and sister Major and Mrs 8S. J. Randall. Mr. Bartels plans to join her for over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs B E Price of Athens R D 5 and Misses Wilda and Maud McManamay of Nelsonville were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs Waldo Douglas at Dairy Avenue.
The masquerade party of the Woman's Bible class at the Presbyterian church, slated for tonight at Mrs. J. J. Henry's home at 149 East State Street, is postponed to Thursday October 27.
Mrs Ida Mansfield returns from Canton evangelistic meetings with a stop in Chillicothe to visit sons Frank and Dana and daughter Flossie Mansfield. Prof George E McLaughlin and daughter Helen and Mr George C Parks return from Adena after attending the 80th birthday of Prof McLaughlin's mother Elizabeth McLaughlin by road. Mrs W E Moler and others motor to Nelsonville for a tea hosted by Mrs Bartlett in her new home with Mrs Alonzo Dow Martin and Mrs Walter Blake Mechem. Out of town guests attend the funeral of Miss Kathleen Harwick including Mrs Edward Scanlon, Mrs William Wolfe, Mrs George Cahill, Martin Cahill, and others from Columbus, Chillicothe, Nelsonville, Congo and Somerset.
Physicians and druggists back Peterson Ointment with a 60 cent refund if it fails to treat eczema ulcer running sores and related skin ailments. Mrs. F E Root of Buffalo testifies she suffered 41 years with leg sores, required hospital care, and was cured after using the product. Mail orders accepted by Peterson Ointment Co Inc Buffalo NY.
A Dayton reader touts Lithiated Buchu as a cure for nocturnal urination and bladder pain. The ad asserts the Keller formula Lithiated Buchu clears the kidneys, with many pills per bottle priced at 20 cents and available at McKee's Drug Store or The Keller Laboratory in Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
New York Oct 20 railroads across the country advertise for men to take places of regular workers should the October 30 strike go ahead. Railroads report eager response from unemployed men and even former volunteers including college boys and wealthy commuters. Ambition will not bear a halter.
The state reports receipts of 173099.25 through October 1 from half fines under the Crabbe prohibition act. September contributions totaled 26722.84. Leading contributing counties are Mahoning 43722, Stark 29678.13, Lucas 13668, Lorain 13222.90.
Dr. Howard S. MacAyeal state welfare director spoke in Toledo on race conservation arguing for pedigreed babies in the United States outlining policy and public welfare aims.
Medical authorities say about nine tenths of stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid rather than a lack of digestive juices. Avoid digestive aids and use Bisurated Magnesia after meals to prevent acid buildup, gas, sourness, and pain. it is inexpensive and widely used.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.