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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
6
A revival services drew crowds each evening at the Independent Holiness Church. Rev. Eric Smith and Emerson Mer were to lead the meetings while a $10 fine and costs were arranged as part of the proceedings.
Local girl receives a surprise event with attendees including Daugherty Brown Ralph Wend and Chauncey plus Clyde K Mili and Howard Mig from Nelsonville and Mrs B Carter and Sen Jimarte in attendance.
A birth was reported in Chauncey on Wednesday, marking the arrival of a new member of the community. Parents and child are noted in local records with no complications reported.
Chauncey report notes survival continues as Marvery minister of the WMoliness announces an all-day meeting at the Fairview Sundey on September 30. The item is part of a brief community dispatch from Chauncey dated September 17.
A youthful visitor travels from Athens to the nation capital to meet Dr Carr, a renowned physician who owns notable property in Washington. The trip centers on consulting the physician about local matters and medical attention.
A terse report notes no grand jury was convened today in the House proceedings. The fragment hints at discussions involving Rept. 17 and concerns about nationwide conditions, with reference to the chief executive and the state of affairs.
The fragment notes a woman charging cruelty by her husband while she defended herself, indicating a domestic dispute issue under inquiry or court consideration.
Sept ee Locke of Chauncey has been in poor health and bed ridden part of the time at the home of his daughter Mrs James Locke on Monroe Avenue. He is reported somewhat improved and able to sit up. Mr Locke has reached the age of ninety.
On Sept. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Esra Karns entertained at their Ellis avenue home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Long and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas of Roaring Springs Pa. Refreshments of ice cream cake or watermelon followed a social evening with many Karns relatives in attendance.
Orpha Sweasy has returned to Bliss Business in Columbus after a visit to her parents in Chauncey. Wilma Kranyik Susan Donaldson and Catherine Cline visited in Athens today. A Chauncey resident visited his grandmother Mary Meinhart in Chauncey on Wednesday. L G Sweasy of Chauncey visited Lagan Has Keine in Cambridge.
The article reports Pope Pius XI will establish a new church feast Christ King of the World to be proclaimed at St Peter's Te Deum on New Year’s Eve. The pope aims to unite nations under universal Christ kingship for world peace, backed by petitions from bishops worldwide.
Aldermen Feotiver for the Hocking Buntley Creek Traction Company announces third sale of the Athens to Nelsonville line. The property will be offered October 8 at 1 PM, appraised at 72860, minimum bid two thirds of that amount. Sale may attract junkmen. line spans fourteen miles with cars and rolling stock.
In Huntington West Virginia at 10 in the morning a masked youth robbed E J Parrish an automobile dealer of two diamonds valued at $1500 after announcing his demand with an odd line about a girl wanting a ring. He fled after the theft.
This pattern features a kick plait at the center front and fullness at the shoulders beneath the back yoke. Suitable for flannel tub silk balbriggan charmeen in sizes 16 18 and 20 years. A 16 year size uses 2 yards of 64 inch material. Pattern mailed on receipt of ice in silver or stamps.
Banking authorities convene in London to discuss capital and regulatory reforms. Officials stress strengthening oversight, cross border cooperation, and safeguarding stability while addressing market pressures and evolving financial technology.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as fast relief for bunions and soft corns. It promises pain reduction within fifteen minutes with two to three applications, shriveling corns at night and claiming long lasting foot comfort. The copy emphasizes a money back guarantee from reputable druggists.
Steubenville reports two fatal or near fatal accidents. George Serelos, 26, was electrocuted at the Weirton Steel plant after touching a high tension wire. Nicholas Elich, 34, died instantly after falling thirty feet from a window to the street.
A Rochester, Lockport and Buffalo trolley car crashed head on into a three car freight train near Brockport as a switch was missed. A score of passengers were injured in the collision.
A brief item notes social tensions as women urge men to eat what is deemed proper. The clash centers on gendered expectations and health guidance without explicit names or places.
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