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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1922

Page

9

Local Visitors and Guests Stop Through Town

Mr and Mrs Emmerson Douglas visited Mrs Desta Perry and family Sunday. Earl Sapp and family joined Mr and Mrs Ed Martin in Pleasanton for Sunday. Miss Anna Sargent of Snowville spent time with Harley and others. Floyd Williams was a weekend guest of Mell Sargent and family in Snowville. Dorothea Orr called on Gladys Smith Monday afternoon. Finis Wingett of Athens visiting home folks. Mae Goldsberry of Marion home a few days. Ray Wingett returned home from Marion. Mrs Weil Story and Mrs Harry Guthrie visited A L Beal Sunday.

Emmerson Douglas Desta Perry Earl Sapp Ed Martin Pleasanton Anna Sargent Snowville Harley Pierce Floyd Williams Mell Sargent Dorothea Orr Gladys Smith Finis Wingett Athens Mae Goldsberry Marion Ray Wingett Weil Story Harry Guthrie A.L. Beal

Local residents visit and move about the Marshfield area

New Marshfield residents James F Pidcock and Charles Grubb with families spent days last week with Ed Pidcock. Elza Mayhew and son Maynard visited the Boyles in Columbus. Ed Robinett and Eloise shopped in Athens. The Dorrs visited Sedalia and Jeffersonville. Col. Herron and children Francis and Charles joined Frank Stewart’s family from Columbus. Ross relatives hosted at Bellfountaine. Mrs. Carter and baby visited New Plymouth. Garrett Collins moved to Luhrig. Arch Knowlton visited by Miss Sarah Stanley from Carbondale. Abe Tewksbury plans to relocate with family near Albany. Baughman siblings hosted in Barberton and Columbus guests. Everett Burt returns to Clarksburg after visits. Madge Baughman staying with Ray Baughman in Columbus.

James F Pidcock Canton Charles Grubb Stewart Ed Pidcock Elza Mayhew Maynard Columbus Martin Boyles Ed Robinett Eloise Athens R. H. Dorr Roger Sedalia Jeffersonville Harold Herron Frank Stewart Francis Charles John H. Ross Bellfountaine George Carter Baby New Plymouth Garrett Collins Luhrig Arthur Phillips Leonard Sturgill Marshfield Auto Co Raymond Erwin William Liggett Clarence Frost Athena F. C. Stedman Co Gardner Christian Church Watkins Sarah Stanley Carbondale Arch Knowlton Abe Tewksbury Near Albany Harry Baughman Fern Barberton Everett Burt Clarksburg W. Va Charlies Burt W. V. Hunter Madge Baughman Ray Baughman

Red Bush hosts homecoming and picnics boost school fund

Local residents plan a Red Bush homecoming picnic and a Little Hocking Arbor Day event at the ball park to benefit the schools. Several visitors and family gatherings mark the week with relatives from Colorado Missouri West Virginia Michigan and Athena guests at Foster and Marrs households.

James Chambes Colorado Tom Foster Little Hocking A .L. Comes Smith West Virginia Fauna Athena H. Noland

Jawbone Dislocation Prompted Quick Hospital Admission

In Dallas Texas Annie Hogan, described as colored, awoke warm and sleepy when her jaw bone dislocated after a yawn. She was rushed to the hospital where Dr. George Sington immediately realigned the jaw.

Dallas Tex Annie Hogan George Sing

Frisco Train Plunges. Several Feared Drowned Near Star Landing

Reports say a southbound Frisco transit plunged into the river at Star Landing, 30 miles north of Cape Girardeau, after a cloudburst knocked telegraph lines out. Early details are scarce and casualties are feared.

Cape Girardeau, Mon Star Landing Here

Native Kiddies Work The Most

Washington reports 1920 census figures showing Chinese and Japanese children age ten to fifteen in the United States work less than native American children of native parentage. The Bureau of the Census released statistics indicating fewer Orientals in this age group were employed than children of straight American stock.

Washington Bureau of the Census

Woman's Ills and Domestic Harmony Restored by Lydia Pinkham

The article argues women sufferings disrupt home life and frustrate husbands and doctors. It cites letters from women who report renewed health and happiness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming other medicines failed to help.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Pratts Fork Family Visits Meeks Williams Household

Pratts Fork Mr and Mrs Vinton Meeks and their young son were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Walt Williams, sharing a quiet afternoon and hospitality in the local community.

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