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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1921
Page
6
Mr and Mrs B C Daq? Quite a senior. Friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Calvin Lanning to remind him of his birthday. He received several nice presents and late hour refreshments were served.
Local families from New Straitsville Sugar Creek The Plains Nelsonville Murray City and Logan spent Sunday visiting relatives. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dishong and grandson Mrs. Harvey and cousin Mrs. Hardy Mrs. Robinson and others with outings to Old Man's Cave The Plains Murray City and Logan featured among travel and family gatherings.
Mrs. James Jones shopped in Nelsonville. Clyde Beal and family visited Turveys on Athens Nelsonville road. F C Boring and children visited E W Boring of The Plains. William Wicks traveled to Chauncey for business. Albert Boggs and children visited Millard and Mrs McGee in Athens. Mrs. Carr traveled to Deanville on business. Harry Bittner and children from Murray City stayed with D A Holmes and family.
Advertisement from Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. inviting all customers to save through compound interest. Appeals to both large and small deposits while promising to meet wants and needs. Located at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio.
A week of regional visits includes Stewart Wade Deane and Eva Stewart from Gallipolis hosting in Parkersburg with Coolville and Athens guests. Odd Fellows reunion and Grange meeting occur in town, with high school principal Thos McPherson relocating from Columbus. Local preachers outline Sunday services as community ties grow.
Newark Ohio Sept 20 The debt of the government to the railroads is the key to unemployment and business conditions. Secretary of Labor Davis here declared the statement notes.
Secretary of Labor Davis told Columbus that prosperity will surge beyond normal, driven by debt payments to railroads freeing steel mills to restart and spark industry. He noted strong demand for manufactured goods and said markets are not overstocked as four hundred delegates attended the American Insurance Union’s twenty seventh annual convention.
Evangelist A. C. Hakim wrapped up a two week revival at the New England Presbyterian church drawing a crowded crowd. The series proved highly fruitful with many new members likely to join next Sunday, and plans call for Hakim to continue nightly services at 7 pm in Carthage Presbyterian church for two weeks and a Sunday afternoon service at Guysville at 2 pm.
The festival promotes an exhibition featuring the two smallest people on earth. Advertisers urge everyone to see them at the Fall Festival.
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