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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1922

Page

3

Nelsonville notices and social items

Mrs Charles Moler and son Gilbert return from Columbus after two weeks with Earl Moler family. Robert Cheatham of Columbus visits sister Mrs Fred Higgins. Harris Wood back from Cleveland. Daisy Milchoff and Peter Krizer of Columbus wed at the Krizer home in Bremen with family present. The Krizers will reside in Columbus. Chamber of Commerce to hold fall meeting at 6 15 p m at the M C A. Two special Mason lodge meetings set for Friday and Wednesday with degrees conferred at 6 p m and 6 p m respectively.

Charles Moler Gilbert Earl Moler Columbus Robert Cheatham Fred Higgins Harris Wood Cleveland Daisy Milchoff Peter Krizer Charles Krizer Bremen Ohio Krizer Pete Nelsonville Chamber OF Commerce Masonic Lodge F. C

Prestons Attend Millhoff Krizer Wedding in Bremen

Mrs. Elizabeth Preston and son Fred with Emmett Preston and Miss Lucile Wells motored to Bremen on Wednesday to attend the Millhoff Krizer wedding, a family outing tied to the ceremony.

Elizabeth Preston Fred Emmett Preston Lucile Wells Bremen Millhoff-Krizer

Mr and Mrs Charles Tedrow Visit Marietta

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tedrow are spending the day at Marietta. The pair enjoyed the outing exploring local sights and returning later in the afternoon.

Mrs Charles Tedrow Marietta, Oo

Surprised Birthday Party Honors Mrs Beagle At Home

The W B A Members surprised Mrs George Beagle at her home on September 5 celebrating her birthday. A pleasant social evening followed with games and a cut glass gift for the guest of honor.

W. B. of A George Beagle

Anthracite coal shortage talks target home heating

Washington proposes to ignore existing contracts if coal not used for domestic heating. A conference in Philadelphia will address measures to prevent winter suffering for households. Secretary Hoover and ICC Commissioner Atchison will urge cooperation from operators.

Washington Philadelphia Hoover Commissioner Atchison Interstate Commercce Comission

Government to Use I C C Powers to Secure Coal Supply

Officials plan to deploy interstate commerce commission tools including priorities and embargoes to ensure ample coal for household use as production resumes in Pennsylvania fields. The move aims to smooth distribution and prevent shortages while operations ramp up.

Pennsyvania Interstate Commerce Commission

Labor leaders predict injunction against railroad strikers vacated

Atlantic City Sept 7 Labor leaders arriving for the American Federation of Labor executive council forecast the injunction secured by Attorney General Daugherty against the striking railroad shopmen will be vacated by Monday. The council meeting was postponed from Friday to Monday due to travel delays.

Atlantic

Toledo Detective Killings Spark Guarded Witnesses Chase

Witnesses describe three bandits who shot Detective William Martin and wounded Detective George Bach near Toledo. Two suspects, Jim Roberts and Frank Mandle of Chicago, were captured after a pursuit to Wauseon. A dead body was found in their car, likely killed by Bach. Attorney J M Ham halted them and escorted them back to Wauseon for sheriff custody.

Toledo William Martin George Bach Wauseon Jim Roberts Frank Mandle Chicago Bach J. M. Ham Ham Sheriff's

Ohio clubwomen list new federation departments and heads

Mrs. Cornelius S. Selover announces the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs leadership for two years. Departments include American citizenship applied education fine arts public welfare and more with chairs in Cleveland Youngstown Columbus Cincinnati and other cities. District meetings start October 9 10 and 11 in Tiffin with plans for a social musical reception by Tiffin clubwomen.

Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs Cornelius S. Selover East Seventy-first Street Cleveland Ohio Federation Department of American Citizenship Jacob Brenner Youngstown M. le Hartley Canbridge al ‘Vard H. Bishop South Euclid An of Anann Sidney Community Service East Broad Street Columbus Maion Pictures Department of Applied Education Emma_ Perkins Western Reserve University Ad?pert Road Wilmer H. Crawford Vernon Place Cincinnati Elmer G. Laurence Locust Street Walnut Hill Edit McClure Patterson North Main Street Dayton Thrift Alice Boardmen Statehouse W. W. Milar Crosby Street Akron Department of Fine Arts George Zimmerman Fremont J. F. Clark Thirteenth Avenue Robe E. Morris Kirkwood Lane Toledo John WV. Roby West Market Street Lima Department of Public Welfare Prentice E. Roe Grove Place Louis Steinfeld East Liverpool Ada S. Liffring Mansfield Charles Jl. Kumiler Charles L. Halter J. L. Selby Greenville Annie Laws Reading Road Sanuel B. Sneath Tiffin Mothercraft J. W. Berry Athens Kenneth R. Taylor Sheridan Road Stella H. Jacobi Hesslet Road George Elliott McCormick Marion Solover Tiffin Club

Blower Buys Roseville Coal Interests in Valley Deal

Glouster J W Blower president of The Hisylvania Coal Co buys Roseville Coal and Coke Co property near Roseville for 65000 dollars. The deal covers mine near Roseville land and 375 acres of coal in fee plus machinery and buildings. J H Moorefield will run the mine for Blower and 150 men are to be employed once in regular operation with a new railroad siding in place.

J. W. Blower Hisylvania Coal Co Roseville Blower

Valleys Mines Idle as Rail Lines Lag

A number of valley mines remained idle on Thursday due to lack of railroad cars. A railroad official warned that conditions would worsen, with railroads unable to handle output, leading to many more idle days in the valley.

Power Couple Relocate to Athens Buy East State Street Property

Mr and Mrs Thomas Power moved from this city to Athens the first of the week into a property they recently purchased on East State street. Mr Power recently bought a grocery at Lancaster street in Athens and is now in charge of the business.

Thomas Power Athens East State Street

Grigsby Family to Move to Lima With Engineer on Leave

P H Grigsby and family plan to relocate to Lima later this month. He serves as a district examiner with the department of boiler inspector and examiner of steam engineers, and will base in Lima. He departs for Minneapolis this week for an engineer convention, staying a week. The Kasler reunion remains postponed, now set for September 17 in Jacksonville grove, moved from September 10 due to Hooper Ridge homecoming. Rumer Yaw of Buffalo visited his parents J V and Mrs Yaw earlier in the week.

P. H. Grigsby Lima Kasler Grove Jacksonville Hooper Ridge Rumer Yaw Buffalo N. Y J. V. Yaw

Family visits span Kentucky and Ohio relatives

D. R. Griffith traveled Wednesday to Ashland Kentucky to stay with his sister Mrs R Henthorne for a few weeks. He will visit Ironton and see other relatives. Mrs Karl Tranecht of Columbus is briefly in town staying with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs L L Steadman.

D. R. Griffith R. Henthorne Ashlland Ironton Karl Tranecht Columbus L. L. Steadman

Pleasant farewell for Rev and Mrs Snyder in Jacksonville

The Jacksonville Free Methodist minister Rev. M. E. Snyder and his wife received a generous cash offering before leaving for their new pastorate in Delta Ohio. Rev. Snyder expressed thanks as farewells were spoken and they departed for their new field of labor.

Jacksonville

Harding Sends Message to Brazilian President

President Harding today sent a congratulatory message to Brazil’s president on the centennial of Brazilian independence in Rio de Janeiro. The note marks the opening of a ceremony honoring 100 years since independence with leaders from both nations in attendance.

Harding Brazil Rio de Janeiro

Baptist minister injured during Chinese baptism in Philadelphia

Rev. George E. Nichols of the First Baptist Church was injured while baptizing several Chinese members without an interpreter. As a large baptisee hesitated and collapsed, the minister pulled him to safety and tore a ligament in his back, sending him to the hospital.

Philadelphia George E. Nichols First Baptist Church

Singers in Racket Lawsuit Seeks Federal Injunction

Opera star Madame Larel la Mellus files in federal court to stop Ganna Walska, Harold F. McCormick’s Chicago bride, from singing in the United States, alleging manager breach of contract.

New York Madame Larella Mellus Ganna Walska Harold F. McCormick Chicago United States

Five Soldiers Killed in Tehuantepec Rail Robbery

Five federal soldiers were killed when rebels held up and robbed a Pan American train on the Isthmus Tehuantepec railway, according to official advices to the war department.

Mexico City Sept. T Isthmus Tehuantepec Railway Offic War Department

Walsh Picked Oversees Democratic Senate Campaign

Washington September 7 Senator David I Walsh of Massachusetts was chosen chairman of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee this afternoon in a move to strengthen party operations ahead of the elections. The selection places Walsh in a lead role coordinating strategy and fundraising for Democratic Senate candidates nationwide.

Walsh Washington David I. Walsh Massachusetts

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