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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
8
Local Notes From Rome Township and Nearby Towns
Stewart Wetherell of near Bartlett visited his parents. Harold Montgomery and Gail Deeters sought employment in Columbus. S J Biddison and family went to Athens for a visit. Mrs Addie Biggens hosted a Sunday dinner with George Sands and family and Mrs Edward Bryson. The high school here started last week. Glen Wetherell and family from Columbus visited. About 26 Epworth league members held an egg and sweet potato roast Friday. Jim King and family of near Athens visited Mrs Willis Grimes. Rome township grange met at the I O O F hall Saturday. Township trustees met at the town house and the school board met that evening. P T Minner and family with Dr Busch and wife visited Dana Busch and wife in Athens Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Guy Wetherell
Bartlett
P. G. Wetherell
Harold Montgomery
Gail Deeters
Columbus
S. J. Biddison
Athens
Addie Biggens
George Sands
Howard
Fred
Edward Bryson
Glen Wehethell
Epworth League
Jim King
Willis Grimes
Rome
P. T. Minner
Dr. Busch
Dana Busch
Mrs Pflanzer Found Dead After Gas Incident
Dayton report says Mrs George Pflanzer turned on gas at home and died on the floor. She had been in ill health and friends claim she once attempted death by her own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
George Pflanzer
Town Pride Told By Cleanliness Standards
A proverb links town appearance to its people, stating that a dirty town reflects dirty inhabitants and implying civic pride hinges on cleanliness.
Ohio coal to Northwest rule eyed for change
State Fuel Administrator Neal plans to meet federal authorities in Washington next week to seek modification of the interstate commerce commission order requiring Ohio coal to ship 60 percent to the northwest. He notes West Virginia and Kentucky mines must send only 12 percent northward and suggests consumers buy only a ton or two at a time when prices are reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neal
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Northwest
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wife Shot by Husband and Self-Destructs in Dayton
Dayton peace is shattered as George Allen, 35, shot his wife in bed while she slept and then killed himself with the same gun. Relatives state they know of no motive for the double tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
George Allen
Revenue reformer warned by success
A reformer who aims to raise revenue fears the paradox that success could end his job as reforms remove the need for his role. The quote underscores the irony of progress making the reformer obsolete.
Coal Measures Signed by President Harding
President Harding signed the Borah Winslow bill for a federal investigation of the coal industry and the Cummins Winslow bill to control coal prices this winter by extending embargo and priority powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio clubwomen form junior memberships department
The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs creates a junior memberships department led by Mrs. Kenneth R. Taylor to cultivate youth civic responsibility. President Mrs. C. S. Belover notes today’s youth seek leadership and urges work with 10 year olds, a point raised at the Chautauqua biennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kenneth R. Taylor
Sheridan Road
South Euclid
Ohio Federation
C. S. Belover
Selover
Fayetteville Club Leader Read A Prominent National Figure
In Fayetteville Arkansas Mrs Lessie Stringfellow Read stands as a leading club woman. Editor of the General Federation News she has drawn wide notice for covering the federation biennial convention. People compare her reach to former General Federation publicity head Mrs Thomas G Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Fayetteville
United States
Lessie Stringfellow Read
America
Ohio
Shes
General Federation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Federation News
Winter
Art division seeks state supervisor of art in Ohio
The Ohio Federation art division met at Mrs. J. E. Clark’s Columbus home to plan for the year. They aim to secure a state art supervisor and push beauty in commerce civic life and public schools, arguing demand for art training grows amid calls for more cultured taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fine Arts
Ohio Federation
J. E. Clark
Thirteenth Avenue
Columbus
State Federation
September Moves for Hardy Peonies in Ohio Gardens
Floriculture specialists at Ohio State University say peonies are robust perennials. They improve with age as clumps mature, offering sturdy performance from year to year. September is ideal for dividers and transplants to refresh beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Sunday Visit Recap From Sand Rock and Nearby Towns
Mrs S R Andrews spent Sunday with her brother Ott Easler at Sharpsburg. The Colvins hosted guests including Clyde Colvin Dana Colvin George Ogg and family and Henry Ogg with Charley Stable. Townsend hosted Herb Hoskinson his children and Mrs Hoyt Hoskinson from near Guysville. Dorothy Smith Basil Sedwick Amesville spent Sunday with Virgene Boudinot. Charley White hosted Mrs Rachel White Lester Fulwider and children Columbus and Carl White with daughter Athens. Carl Grandstaff Dale Grandstaff and Mary Grandstaff visited Gilbert Boudinot Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Andrews
Ott Easler
Sharpsburg
N. H. Colvin
Clyde Colvin
Dana
George Ogg
Henry Ogg
Charley Stable
B. O. Townsend
Herb Hoskinson
Hoyt Hoskinson
Secret of a Good Disposition
A woman safeguarding her health gains happiness and charm for the world. The article promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a health safeguard for women, citing letters of recovery and urging others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Political Season Opens in This Great State
State campaigns loom as the Republican state executive committee meets in Columbus this afternoon. United States Senator David I. Walsh of Massachusetts is slated to address Democratic officials at the Southern Hotel next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Republican State Executive Committee
United States
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Southern
Druids Close 22nd Biennial Meet in Columbus
Installa tion of officers marked the closing session of the 22nd biennial meeting of the United Ancient Order of Druids in Columbus with officers installed and the gathering ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druids
Columbus
United Ancient Order of Druids
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