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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
5
Social notes list events around Athens includes a 3:30 p.m. session of the Womans Music Club at 25 Mill Street with Mrs Marwin. The Christian Endeavor society plans a 7 p.m. social at the church for new students.
Mrs Howard Gurnther of Gloucester arrives to spend the remainder of the week with her brother and sister in law Mr Evan Hamilton and Mrs Hamilton on Maple Street.
Earl Nye leaves yesterday for Yonkers New York to join the Cream Fried Cake Co. crew of C H Porter J Clyde Edmundson and Charles Pickering as part of the business expansion.
Mrs Velma Wills Newman, formerly a student at Ohio University Normal School, arrived yesterday as guest of Mr and Mrs Charles T Newman. She is the daughter in law of Mr and Mrs John W Newman and came from Adams County.
Christine M. Clossman daughter of Mrs. Alice M. Clossman married Clyde H. Freed of Washington DC on September 7 at Metropolitan Baptist church. Rev J C Ball officiated. The couple left for a western trip and will reside after October 15 at 613 Lexington Place Northeast.
The Presbyterian Sunday school announces staffing for the year. Prof. Gamitzfelter will lead the college women class, succeeding Dr. Treadley. Prof. Cooper begins the autumn men’s class. Principal Rupp schedules Mohican program work with Mr. Paul and Coach Torrance assisting. several named teachers return for primary and girls' classes.
A new oil lamp claims superior light to gas or electricity and tested by the U S Government and 35 universities. It burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene with no odor smoke or noise. Inventor RE A Johnson offers a 10 day free trial or a free lamp to first locality users. He promises agency opportunities and potential monthly earnings.
Cleveland faces a pivotal September 20 hearing over a proposed union station on the public square. Two Interstate Commerce Commission investigators will inspect the site and report on tariffs before the session, amid a dispute that the plan differs from the station voters approved two years ago.
Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain will be asked to dedicate the new Welsh Presbyterian church in Columbus on December 1 during his Washington disarmament conference visit. Church officials announced plans today.
Says if you pay more than 14 cents for a large loaf and over 9 cents for a small loaf you are being skinned. Littler claims his Cakes and Cookies are made from pure goods with no dope and prices reduced to meet today’s conditions. He asserts they make the best bread in the state and that their cakes are OK. Aid to build up Athens Columbus.
The advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes as a simple at home dye kit for fabrics like wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods. It claims the colors will be rich fadeless and will not streak spot fade or run with clear directions for first time users.
Miss Hazel Whitmer of Shawnee thanks all who sent flowers visited her at a local hospital or aided her after being run down by an automobile at the State and Lancaster streets corner on August 27. She will always remember the good people of Athens.
Ed Micheals and others traveled to Athens on Monday. Ed Anderson broke four ribs after falling from a hay mow. Numerous residents visited Athens or traveled to nearby towns for visits, illnesses, or family events this past week.
Athens golfers visited Lancaster Country Club enjoyed luncheon and dinner after 18 holes. Lorecaster led with 30 while Athens totaled 15 percent of the score as locals praised the hospitality and look forward to a return visit.
A Baltimore and Ohio freight wreck at Crescent Colorado causes $830 in fuel to escape from a tank car into Burned Up Creek. Boys ignited the spill and flames spread two miles, threatening bridges. A man with a smooth tongue avoids harm amid the incident.
Cleveland barbers report a return of facial fuzz among youths as they head back to school. Younger men sport mustaches with uneven growth while older patrons favor a clean shaven upper lip. The quotes cite Maurice Reindsener of a major Cleveland barber shop.
Irish transport workers at the Drogheda foundry seized the plant and began operating it under their own management in a Bolshevik style takeover reported from Belfast on Sept. 16.
A musician recalls stomach distress causing breath and tune issues, aided by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The remedy allegedly clears catarrhal mucus, reduces inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee. McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and druggists advertise nationwide.
Milord Thomas aged 35 from Kingsmills could eat again after five days without food as a peach stone lodged in his esophagus and was removed.
A body was removed from a hospital last night, with authorities confirming the operation occurred after medical staff determined the individual had died. Police are reviewing the circumstances and waiting for autopsy results to identify the deceased.
Lawyers from Marion Delaware Hardin Logan Champaign Madison and Union counties plan a district convention at the women's reformatory in Marysville on October 21 with honesty among lawyers as a discussed topic.
Detroit police and Canadian border authorities hunted a young mother after twins were placed in a suitcase aboard the ferry Promise from Windsor to Detroit. The case ended when boatman Thomas G. Butler discovered the infant pair after a passenger alerted him.
Responders freed occupants after an abandoned bag caused a scare. witnesses report near suffocation as authorities evacuated the area and investigated the device and potential hazards.
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