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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
10
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Lottridge Mrs. CC. D. Swartz and son Clarence visited Athens Saturday. The sale of L. G. McConkey drew several local attendees last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Allen hosted Blonda Law and Gaston of Clarksburg West Virginia and Lee Greynolds of Good Hope West Virginia. Clarence Swartz attends Athens school. Mrs J. W. Kincade entertained the Ladies Aid at Coolville last Thursday. Busy season kept numbers moderate but a pleasant day with good eats and watermelon followed. Miss Lorena Lake of Vanderhoof visited Freda Swartz Saturday night.
An old note describes a fly spray formula using pine tar nicotine and coal oil diluted with water. It reports Ranger township in Madison county has 126 of 128 farmers in the farm bureau. Wood county tests show only silage fed steers profit this year.
Ohio orchard acreage has decreased by 10 percent over ten years while production has increased. Indifferently managed farm orchards are declining as growers grapple with efficiency and market pressures.
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation assists fruit growers in forming a cooperative selling network. Meetings have occurred in Lawrence Ottawa Mahoning and Columbiana counties with other counties planning to organize. W D Waid leads vegetable marketing efforts and will guide fruit grower organization until an organizer is required.
A home remedy advises squeezing two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White to create a quarter pint bleaching lotion. The lemon mixture is applied daily to the face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes and brighten the complexion.
Locals recall a September trip from Athens to Cincinnati to watch the Reds topple the Pirates from first place. News covers visits among Floodwood families, Mooring county residents, Moose induction, school attendance, and a rain-shortened The Plains game. The sketchy column includes social calls, sick lists, and a playful poke at the Watch Dog columnist.
Edgar Rose and his 14 year old son Norman both report rapid health gains from Tanlac. Rose says his appetite, digestion, nerves, and sleep improved, and Norman’s recurring indigestion attacks stopped after starting Tanlac, with both men convinced of its superiority.
Mr and Mrs Lew Humphrey entertain with daughter Edith as she prepares to enter Athens college. Visitors include Dr Casto of Parkersburg for typhoid illness in Harry Parker. Families from Parkersburg and Kentucky join others for Sundays and visits as Welch and McWharton teach at local schools.
Miss Mary A. Stone visited her sister Mrs Otho Elliott then returned to Belpre to resume teaching Monday. Mrs Schoonover is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs John Dutton and children of Little Hocking visited Mrs Ralph Gunnel. Mr and Mrs David Dunfee moved to Little Hocking. Herbert Dutton traveled to Belleville with Messenger’s son and family who returned to Kentucky. A Dutton and son Herbert finished filling a silo.
New England Sunday school at 9 with church service at 10 15. Evangelist Hakim to answer questions. Closing service at 7 30. Carthage revival begins Monday 7 30 for two weeks led by Rev A Hakim. Guysville Sunday school 9 preaching 10. Albany no service due to New England meetings. Wiget Chapel Sunday school 9 30 Hebbardsville 1 Sunday school 1 00 church 2 00 special sermon for youth. Final arrangements for refinishing church and home coming day.
LaPorte Indiana prosecutor Nowley announced lemon extract sales to single men with no cooking use will be the basis of future prosecutions. The statement frames the purchases as evidence of intent or impropriety and signals legal action targeting these buyers.
An old English recipe promotes Parmit Double strength mixed with hot water and sugar to treat catarrh head noises and catarrhal deafness. Taken four times daily, it claims to clear nasal passages ease breathing and improve hearing by reducing ear tube inflammation.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier and system builder to remove waste products from the blood, claim it prevents ailments, and offers a free 56 page booklet and medical advice. It cites over 50 years of merit and invites readers to write to the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, with drug stores stocking the product.
Miss Emma Smart of Chauncey teaches in Corning public schools. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Courtney and baby and Miss Hazel Lahugh were in New Marshfield Thursday for a Christian church convention. Mrs Harry Bumgardner of Nelsonville visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Fonty in Chauncey this week.
Thos Huffman of Chauncey sprained his back at work in the White Ash mine on Thursday. He was brought home and treated by Dr. W V Sprague.
Mr and Mrs G H Nye attended a convention with additional attendees noted in the brief report. The snippet implies a social or professional gathering and references their participation.
Mrs. Guy Gardner and Mrs. M. J. Gardner attended the county convention of Christian churches held at New Marshfield church on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bingman and daughter of Athens spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brockins in Chauncey.
Twenty five members of the Philippine Lodge No 709 of Chauncey attended a service conducted by Chauncey Lodge. The event reflected fraternal activities of the local Knights of Pythias chapter.
Funeral services for Mr Schoeman were held last week in Jacksonville. The Chauncey lodge conducted the ceremony, officiating at his home and again at the cemetery, reflecting his membership in the local lodge.
Temp relief will be provided Saturday by the union for idle steel workers in Yorkville Ohio who have been on strike since July 1. The plant that employed 1,800 men remains shut down as efforts continue to resolve the dispute.
Chauncey baseball meets Jacksonville in the second game of a three game set. Jacksonville seeks to even the series after Chauncey won 3 2 on Labor Day. Loomis starts for Jacksonville and Simpson for Chauncey in a fast paced tilt.
The First Christian church in Chauncey hosted friends and relatives for a funeral service Tuesday led by Rev. Courtney formerly of the church with a trio singing. Interment followed in Chauncey cemetery. Cunningham, son of the late Carl and Mrs. Cunningham, had lived in Columbus with his family and died after years of ill health. He is survived by his wife Thelma Norris and two children Rodney and Evelyn.
Mrs Martha Conrad mother of Mrs Earl Johnson was taken to a Columbus hospital on Wednesday for a surgical operation. She was accompanied by her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ben Fielder of near Chauncey.
The many friends of Rev E N Dabritz of the Chauncey Methodist church were pleased to learn that he had been returned to serve the local church.
The sophomore class schedules a marshmallow feast for Friday evening in Chauncey, followed by the junior class water melon feast on Saturday evening. These events mark Chauncey High School's first special functions of the year.
Mrs John Loper of Chauncey is recovering from a serious Columbus hospital operation and plans to return home in about two weeks. J M Lahugh is visiting Cincinnati. Mrs Robert Hixon has greatly improved after illness. Mrs Carl of Indianapolis visits Chauncey with Geo Green and family. Mrs Henry Osborne returns home from Cincinnati visit.
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