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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1928
Page
6
Sybil and Richard Eustis sail toward Havana aboard a liner. Mabel frets over Craig while Sybil contemplates marriage as Richard seduces and probes her commitment. The pair share moonlit confessions and a dramatic, uncertain future toward an announced continuation.
Daily program listings show WOR, WEAF, WTAM, KYW and other networks airing opera, dance music and orchestral sets. A broadcast of Radio Industries Banquet in New York features WEAF, WSAI, and multiple stations with live coverage and orchestral entertainment.
Harry Crafts, head of a utility concern, who once defeated Coolidge in a Northampton school committee race, died in Pittsfield Mass. His 1920s contest marked the only time Coolidge was beaten at the polls.
Sealed bids from banks of Athens County are due by noon October 18 at the office of Scott Haney president of the Athens sinking fund trustees for the deposit of money held in reserve. Bids will be based on the daily balances of the trustees.
Today’s puzzle features LOAF CAKE in a letter golf challenge. Change one letter at a time to reach a new valid word, keeping letter order and using common words. Six strokes par. one complete solution printed on the last page.
In Cincinnati a divorce case leads Mrs. H. B. Wellman to run an ice station from her home while her ex husband H. B. Wellman opens a competing unit nearby. Each claims they will grow the business despite neighbors doubting big profits. Their daughters oppose the arrangement, and both stations stay open with self serve access.
The final search for Roald Amundsen and his five companions and six men of the Dirigible Italia expedition started today. If unsuccessful, the twelve explorers will be declared lost.
Louis Wilson former deputy state prohibition inspector from Lorain was indicted by a federal Grand Jury on two counts charging bribery and impersonation of a federal dry agent.
In Uhrichsville on September 17 a two day session led to a wage and condition pact for Tuscarawas County miners. The Central Ohio Operators' Association and UMWA official Thomas J. Price approved a two thirds adjusted schedule aiming for cleaner coal. Pay scales vary from 60 cents an hour to 90.6 cents per ton with several job categories reduced from Jacksonville terms. About 800 of 2000 union miners are at work. others to resume as business conditions improve.
Thin underweight men and women are urged to use McCoy's Tablets to gain at least five pounds in weeks. The ad claims safety, a full money back guarantee, and national availability through drug stores and a local retailer.
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