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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
7
Glouster plans a Saturday night Klansmen parade and rally at the ball ground with a scheduled 8 pm demonstration and a 6 pm parade. State speakers will address the crowd as participants travel from county and neighboring counties.
A man describes a years long rupture healed without surgery after trying various devices. He claims no operation or loss of time and offers full information by writing Eugene M. Pullen, Carpenter Isol, Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, N J to learn the method.
An organizer is sought to establish a local Sons of Veterans camp. At a preliminary meeting 50 joined, a temporary group named A Cunningham as chairman Zern Cunningham as secretary and W W Bryson as treasurer. The list now holds 68 as more names are secured. Preliminary steps were started by W P Johnson Post G A R of the city.
Glouster schools will be closed Friday so teachers may attend the Southeast Ohio Teachers Association meeting in Athens. Every Glouster teacher is a member of both the Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association and the State Teachers Association. Principal Paul Andrew of Glouster High oversees the mathematics department at the meeting.
When skin breaks out fiery or itchy use Men tho Sulphur in a cold cream. It stops itching, begins healing quickly, cools irritation, and clears eruptions with germ destroying properties. Readily available in a small jar at any drug store.
Dublin reports the Free State government enforces the Lotteries Act with a rigid crackdown. No more sweepstakes ballots or prize drawings for any purpose including charitable events.
Organic iron like the iron in spinach and lentils strengthens muscles and cheeks. It claims to raise red blood counts quickly and improve nerves with a few weeks of use. Advertises money back if results are unsatisfactory and mentions a tablet form.
In Martin's Ferry Ohio two young women launched a barber shop. Partners are Mrs Helen Wanesvick wife of a railroad inspector and Mrs Victoria Musulin whose husband works at a sheet mill. Both bring prior barber shop experience.
Clarence J. Neal, Republican state chairman, asked Governor Donahey to explain why surplus Ohio steel rails were sold to a Toledo junk firm for 16.75 per ton despite higher offers. He said the rails came from federal surplus materials and accused earlier bids of 22 to 25 dollars per ton of being rejected.
Mrs. John Murt of Lakemore, mother of three, was instantly killed when an Akron Springfield Lake bus overturned at a turn on Canton road east of Springfield village around midnight Wednesday.
The Shenandoah's departure from San Diego for Lakehurst was postponed due to fog. The airship is slated to proceed later to Fort Worth, Texas, with non stop flight plans dropped.
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