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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
7
Fragmentary note reports a 1977 event involving Neutra Swee and Agnes with military or army-related ded, unclear specifics. Reads as a short oblique reference to a person named Agnes and a possible project or dedication.
Mrs Perry Moody of Derthick was taken to St Francis hospital in Columbus Wednesday by E F Carpenter ambulance for typhoid fever treatment. She was accompanied by Miss Bess Harper district nurse.
Miss Nell Richards of Glouster departs Thursday to assume an instructor role at Kent Normal College. She has taught in Lancaster schools and received release to accept the Kent position.
Harley Wenmer of Jacksonville was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus on Wednesday by Dr C von Scheele for a serious spinal operation. The procedure was lengthy and Wenmer is expected to remain in the hospital for some time. Mrs Wemmer traveled to Columbus Thursday morning to be with him.
The Rev. Charles Argenbright new pastor will preach Sunday morning at Mountville church afternoon at Pisgan church at 2 o'clock and evening at Liberty Hill at 8 o'clock.
Jr and Mrs Wilson Miller return to 601 Billie Greenfield after several days with Mr and Mrs G Webber. Wilson Miller serves as secretary of the Greenfield Rotary.
A club member attended the Rotary convention held in Athens this week, with the event serving as a gathering for district leaders and local contributors. The report highlights participation and networking opportunities among attendees.
F. E. Roberts, minister at the Church of Christ in Glouster, will speak on Foolish Wives Sunday evening. He will issue blanket exemption for all wives to avoid personal implications, with special music featuring a men's quartet.
Work on repairing the main line crossing of the New York Central Lines in Glouster is under way using crushed limestone and tar to create a smooth crossing for motor traffic.
William Male of Athens county pleaded guilty in common pleas court to driving while intoxicated. Judge Thomas fined him 50 dollars, ordered 15 days in jail, and 50 dollars damages to Earnest Ferguson’s automobile. The incident occurred at Mt Herman during the July road celebration for state route 26.
Telegraph Union reports Baron Von Maltzan German ambassador to the United States was killed in an airplane accident near Heinrichsruhe, Berlin.
Relief for needy families in the district was issued from relief headquarters on Front Street Thursday morning. The distribution included clothing shoes school tablets and pencils. D W Wallace secretary led the effort and relief was limited to those recommended by local union secretaries.
Four Cleveland firefighters were hospitalized with carbon monoxide exposure from last night’s fire at the Sheriff Street Market & Storage Company vaults. Six others were treated and released.
In February 1926 Mrs. Mary Ludwick filed a $5,000 lawsuit in common pleas court against Stanley Szubski alleging false arrest. Szubski detained her after accusing her of stealing his chickens and locked her in a coop until police arrived following his summons.
A $7,500 bond was posted today for the defendant to appear before the federal grand jury on a liquor law violation charge. Newman was arrested yesterday by federal agents during a raid on an alleged bootleg resort.
John Dodds 24 is jailed on a theft charge in Bellefontaine. He is accused of taking an entire dining room suite from William M. Hall's home while the family was away and selling it to a second hand dealer in town.
Urbana reports county agent Frank Kendrick warns farmers not to sow wheat before September 28 to avoid Hessian fly infestation. He notes the fly is widespread across Ohio this year.
Dr. J Morton Howell, who resigned as minister to Egypt due to his wife’s ill health, has been proposed as a candidate for the ambassadorship to Cuba, a publication announced today.
Pneumonia claimed Colonel William Kelly Jr 54 an air service officer while visiting his daughter Mrs Eubanks wife of Lieutenant Eubanks at Wright Field in Dayton yesterday.
State Superintendent E. H. Blair files a lawsuit to recover 157996.95 from Charles Stout, former cashier at College Corner Banking, after an examiner’s review of the bank’s affairs led to its closing on April 26. Stout is imprisoned in Ohio for embezzlement.
Dayton authorities probing the Friday killing of John E. Clark a filling station operator said the assailant's car license number is known and that the killer is believed to have fled westward.
An airplane believed to be the Bellanca monoplane used by Charles A. Levine on his London to India crossing flew over Cologne, Germany, shortly after 1 p.m. local time. The craft headed southeastward.
Columbus reports near 3 000 freshmen enrolled at Ohio State University as new arrivals swell the yearling ranks.
William Lannigan 19 captured with a gun and 90 gallons of liquor will face trial on a dry charge before Probate Judge Harry N. Routzohn on September 30. The unloaded weapon bore seven notches on the grip. He is out on $1000 bond.
A Chicago reformer condemns prizefights as brutal for spectators and imagines charging fans $40 for a seating price, highlighting public cruelty and rising costs. The remark underscores calls for reforming boxing venue practices and spectator treatment.
A 25¢ box of Vinco laxative claims to ease constipation and bilious stomachs overnight. It lists ingredients such as Golden Seal Buchu Dandelion and Gentian Root and asserts no habit formation or danger from use, promising no griping or sickness.
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