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Detroit native Mrs. Amy Dyson of Mt. Clemens Michigan is visiting her stepson Mr. G C Dyson with Michigan ties noted.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
4
Social notes and a fatal accident in Canton
Mrs. Harrison Davis spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Hattie Douglass. Mrs. Floyd Barker spent Monday with Miss George Gabriel Sr. Miss Griede Shaffer is ill with diphtheria. Miss Ethel Barker was at her home here over Sunday. Will Shrieves of Buchtel has been the guest of friends here. Joe Scorza, 65, steps on streetcar track and is killed by car in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Davis
Hattie Douglass
Floyd Barker
George Gabriel Sr
Griede Shaffer
Ethel Barker
Will Shrieves of
Buchtel
Roosevelt the Awakener and the Big Stick Legacy
The piece praises Theodore Roosevelt as a transformative leader who balanced power with fairness. It credits his anti trust stance, conservation push, and belief in social good through wise government control. It urges Americans to support a memorial honoring his valor and loyalty to the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ohio road levy seeks funds for half price improvements
Athens County commissioners seek a two mill road levy to join federal and state aid for road projects. If approved at the November 4 election the measure would raise about 84 000 dollars, enabling roughly 170 000 dollars in additional next year for road work under state specifications. Citizens must vote yes or no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Abe
Athens County
Opportunity and labor clash in American life critique
The piece argues American freedom rests on opportunity and self effort. It cites Chicago porch painter fined by his union, warning that labor demands threaten production and growth. It praises John D. Rockefeller Jr for backing unionism while cautioning against radical labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
How to Prepare Carp for Cooking From the Market
Household hints describe cleaning and preparing carp for cooking. It explains washing skinning scaling and boning. The carp can be boiled baked or stuffed and baked with options to salt acid or sour sauces. Cooking time is twenty minutes per inch of thickness.
Deviled Cakes and Cookies From Old Family Recipe
A compact old recipe list describes a Devil's Food Loaf Cake two squares or two tablespoons powdered sweet chocolate mixed with boiling water and sour milk. A Chocolate Gingerbread uses shortening sugar molasses melted chocolate sour milk flour and spices baked in a shallow pan. Delicious Cookies use eggs sugar shortening baking powder and flour to roll and bake.
Opinions on ratification and tariffs cited from multiple papers
The text reprints editorials discussing the peace treaty ratification strategy of the President, predicting eventual acceptance with reservations. It also notes Congressman Heflin of Alabama backing a graphite tariff by request, contrasting Southern free trade rhetoric with local industrial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Senate
Harrisburg
Hoflin
Alabama
Wilson
Woolson Spice Co. Advertising Slogan From Toledo Ohio
A fragmented trade notice from Toledo Ohio promotes Woolson Spice Co. products with a bold Buy Coffee offer and local grocer emphasis. The snippet reflects vintage marketing phrasing and regional branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woolson Spice Co
Toledo, Ohio
Local moves and community notes reflect small town life
Jerry Conant bought the Squire Rath burn property at Broadwell and will move soon. Sheriff Parker visited on official business amid jury praise in the Sharp case. A. E. Justice and family relocated from Delaware to the Clark farm on Wrightstown pike with Mrs. Susan Freshwater staying awhile. L. D. McGill bought a forty acre home near Bebee and will move in about a year. Basketball games with Stewart High ended 8 6 boys and 4 2 girls in favor of the locals. Scarlet fever cases reported at F. W. Pope's on Calvary road, quarantine enforced then lifted after Mrs. South moved the children home. Dr. and Mrs. E. Gillilan visited. George J. Linscott received apples from Charles Warren of Newatche Wash. Mrs. Fannie and Mrs. W. R. Wells hosted about 25 friends for Mrs. Rose Curtis Adair. Attendees included Mrs. J. A. Palmer of Athens. Rev. and Mrs. Chapin hosted guests including Rev. Roy Chapin and family from Seaman. Chapin and W. S. Henderson attended the Synod meeting in Athens. Harry Henry visited Columbus. Dr. J. M. Howard hosted niece Miss Laura as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Conant
Eldon Wyatt
Squire Rathburn
Broadwell
Sheriff Parker
A. E. Justice
Delaware
Clark Farm
Wrightstown Pike
Susan Freshwater
F. W. Pope
Calvary Road
Weber
Len South
Columbus
South
Fannie
W. R. Wells
Rose Curtis Adair
J. A. Palmer
Athens
Chapin
Roy Chapin
Thos. Bennett
D. B. Bennett
W.S. Henderson
Harry Henry
J. M. Howard
Laura
Impressionistic Village Street From Rear Seat Of Motorcycle
An artist paints a scene labeled impressionistic study then declares it finished and titles it a village street seen from a motorcycle rear seat. A barn studio, quirky exchanges, and rural humor color the scene with characters Uncle Lem Lightfoot Farmer Corntessel and a photographer.
Local Social Notes From The Plains Area
Mr and Mrs Fletch Hawk visited her mother Mrs Scott in Salem. Jake Matheny and sister Angie Vore were in Athens. Cliff Gabriel left No 10 mine for Bailey Run to work while Fred and Don Gabriel moved to Sugar Creek mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletch Hawk
Scott
Salem
Jake Matheny
Angie Vore
Athens
Cliff Gabriel
No. 10
Bailey Run
Fred
Don Gabriel
Sugar Creek Mine
Mary Michaels
Sarah McHary
Jim Bell
Bob Howard
Maxine
Merwin Stauffer
Nelson
Ben Phelps
Joe Slater
Rose
James Lyons
Zine Courtney
Elza McGranor
Mother and son reunite at Bridge of Sighs in court
In New York on October 21, a mother, Lottie Scott, 50, jailed for five to ten years for manslaughter, and her 18 year old son Sammy met on the Bridge of Sighs as guards separated them. Sammy faces robbery and possible Auburn prison time. both likely to be imprisoned together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Bridge of Sighs
General Sessions Court
Tombs Prison
Sammy
Lottie Scott
Samuel Scott, Sr
Auburn
Lower East Side
Cannot Keep the Medal While in a Federal Place
J M Nye chief special agent for the state department in charge of King Albert s U S tour returned the decoration conferred on him by the king The Order of Leopold I was given for Nye s service but could not be kept while in his federal position He will return the medal when he resigns Nye guided many foreign visitors including General Joffre and British Foreign Minister Balfour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Chamberlain
United Press
King Albert
ST. Louis
J. M
Bill) Nye
State Department
United States
Nye
Leopold I
Joffre
Balfour
Local Social Roundup from Vincent and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Arthur Knox and Evelyn of Vincent visited Mr and Mrs Sam Jellis on their son. Mrs Lydia Beachout and Mrs F M McHary entertained at John Vore home on Vore Ridge. Families from Chauncey Athens Glouster and Lancaster noted for visits and illness updates.
Legion Opposes Cash Bonus Proposals
The American Legion members criticize congressional plans for a large cash bonus, arguing recipients should not appear as beggars or looters of public funds. They contend the bonus should come without asks from veterans. Separately, Germany ships its first direct gold payment to the U S totaling 5.125 million dollars for food and supplies, prompting skepticism about German trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messengeruilding
Athens Ohio
Canton
Joe Scorza
Stretcar
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Dan
Lousehold
Kasey
Golden
Lem Lightfoot
Farmer Corntessel
League of Nations
Irine Hee
Harold D. Jacobs
Federal
R.e Plains
Arthur Knox
Evelyn
Vincent
Sam Jellison
F. M. McHary
Lydia Beachout
John Vore
Vore Ridge
Walter Boling
Harrold
Chauncey
Rhoda Warner
Pearl Burchfield
Margaret
Helen Robey
Lizzie Krivesti
Wilma Whitlock
Fannie McCatheran
Harry Moore
Arthur Burchfield
Michael Carns
Wendell
Frank Moore
Ernest Moore
Son Union
Agnes Davis
Ernest Thompson
Wendell Nagle
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Boling
Robert Warner
John Day
Guy Thompson
Geneva Frazier
Virginia Mercer
Glouster
Clinton Augustine
Poston
Freda Donnely
James Harley
Milo Staulder
Jennie Finney
Lancaster
Alfred Whetlow
Sam
Navy
Fellows
Seven Seas
Six Continents
Sumova
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