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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
4
In a letter to the Messenger Herald a local figure challenges coverage of charges against the examiner. He asserts motives, cites Mr Dixon’s opposition, defends Mr Jones, and notes probate court interest and an ineligible board member. He claims public misperception and seeks a fuller account of events.
Earl Marquis spends two weeks in Utley and Colum bus. A Dodds of New England visits Athens on business. Miss Stella Walsh guest of friends in Nelsonville. Miss Mary Treadley returns from lakes trip. Mrs. Hibbard of Logan guests of Junod Sanday. O. O. Barrows back from Marietta. Will Selby family visit in Sherodsville. Mary Townsend to Columbus for Mann's college. Dr J M Basom with family near Coolville. J H Johnson returns from Columbus. Hattie Carpenter returns from Columbus. Ralph Jennings returns from Columbus. K T McKinstry from Pt. Pleasant visits relatives in area. Harry Matheny in Kimberly arranging for school. F R Murphey returns from Columbus. Mrs L H Rentinger returns from Columbus. W B Lawrence and J E Snow visit James Duncan’s near Canaanville. Mrs L H Smith and daughter back in Stewart after visit. Mrs George Lash to spend fall in Athens for Greta at public schools. R H Patterson of Patterson & Stevens Co. visits Marshfield en route home from New York. Patterson, an Athens county product, rose from small start to head a large firm in Minneapolis.
The probate court in Athens County Ohio suspends accounts for exceptions until September 26 1903 at 10 a m. Listed are Jacob Warehime administrator Joshua Warehime first and final account J M Parker assignee James G Francis first and final account Frank S Tedrow guardian Per ley Tedrow second and final account George L Bryson administrator Archibald Bryson first Hiram L Baker guardian Loretta Vines fourth account Hiram L Baker guardian Rachel Schalis second account Immogene Dinsmore guardian Cordelia Reeves third and final account Andrew Ullom executor Hannah Howe first and final account Fauna K Speelman administratrix William H King first G Hickman trustee John M Wilson first and final account A W Lynch Probate Judge Sept 10 to 24.
The writer CG Cline argues that charges against Mr. Dixon harmed fellow teachers by not presenting them. He questions the motives of the prosecution and suggests the editorialist lacks full understanding of the facts if this critique stands.
Job notice from The Petre Cartridge Co. agent L. F. Sheritt at Kings Mills Ohio invites girls for factory work with wages five dollars per week and board and room cost two dollars fifty cents weekly.
Stewart Miss Mayme Wharff4 and Dolly Strahl of Marietta visit relatives here. John Oliver and Lubrig family stay with his mother. B Fitzhugh and Mrs Jet Grannan of Fairmont WV visit P O Connor. Blanche Melchi hosted guests last week. Clara Plumbly and Mrs Shirley from Chillicothe attend state fair in Columbus. Harvey Evener of Athens visits relatives. Grace Charlton returns from Marshfield. L H Smith and mother visit friends at Athens.
An elderly Federal veteran recounts twenty years of pain from aches heart flutter stomach trouble and fatigue and credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring health Sleep and appetite returned and the sufferer now deems the remedy wonderful and recommends it.
Chekib Bey says Turkey would not object to American physicians practicing without further examination if the United States assumes oversight of its medical colleges. He notes US states demand exams for out of state graduates and asks why Turkey should not apply the same precaution.
A public notice from Athens Steam Laundry states W S Southerton no longer works there and has no authority to collect bundles or money. Patrons are asked to report any missed calls and continue patronage, signed Ben F Nern proprietor. Also a short ad references furnished rooms and a Ready-to-serve food product Force.
Owner offers the entire hotel fixtures and business for sale in Athens Ohio. Feed stable included with the sale and can be rented at a reasonable rate. Come and see the property. E McNeill will show you a good opportunity for a viable business.
26 acre fruit farm with eight room dwelling and cellar springs well cistern and outbuildings church and school half a mile away three miles west of Athens near a large mine price 1200 address Box No. 3 Athens Ohio.
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