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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
6
Registration at John Hancock High School will be conducted on Monday and Tuesday next week. The registration fee is seven dollars and fifty cents with an extra one dollar for late registrants. Officials anticipate a record enrollment this year.
N E Dabritz pastor will speak at the parent teacher association in The Plains Friday evening Sept 8. Baptismal service set for Chauncey Sunday at 3:00 pm. Meetings listed at Chauncey 10 39 Plains 1 30 Millfield 7 00 Sugar Creek Monday evening. Dress code note requests longer skirts for girls.
A loose monkey ran through Chicago's Loop causing chaos as police, firemen, and militia chased it. The primate robbed a music shop, disrupted a print shop, and evaded capture before being trapped on a work bench near a Bunsen burner. No injuries reported.
Roanoke Virginia September 5 1930 Robert E Lee grandson of the Confederate general died at his sister Mrs Gertrude Boatwright home in Roanoke.
At Columbus on September 8 the third annual conference of Ohio health commissioners wrapped with Dr F G Boudreau urging a thorough housecleaning of state health departments. He warned that weak agencies are in worse shape than in 1920 and called for their removal.
Saul Liberman who runs a downstairs stationery store at 976 Prospect Avenue Bronx found a note on his front door reading You ll be surprised When he opened the store burglars had looted about 500 dollars worth of stock prompting surprise and loss for the owner in New York September 8.
A playful note instructs to soak feet in Blue Devil and listen, framed as a quirky health or home remedy tip amid casual prose.
Toronto fire reports a blaze at the Swift Canadian packing plant destroying 300,000 pounds of lard and 2,000 carcasses, with damage estimated at more than $156,000. The Sept. 8 incident affected the Swift plant in Toronto Ontario.
Cleveland logged 89 degrees at 10 am and faced even hotter conditions than yesterday with a forecast of 90. The era reference notes allied nations today lag in responding as in 1918.
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