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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1923

Page

7

Home and social notes from Albany area events

Fe ardsville Co. E Knight moved his family into a new home near Ath eny. Howard Dowier and family have possession of their recently purchased city property. Mr and Mrs James Pratt visited friends in Albany. Dorothy Parker spent Sunday with Leona Gilkey. Farmers busy with silo filling and corn cutting in this fine weather. E B Dickson of Cayuga, N Y, caller to Albany for his brother Hanford Dickson's illness, visited Frank Parker's family and returned home. Cumberland Presbyterian homecoming set for Oct 14. O E Chase hosted Mrs Maria McPherson and Oliver Parker, Sherman Parker and son Carl. Sunday School at M E church Sept 30 at 9:30 with class at 10:30.

Co. E. Knight Atheny Howard Dowier Fami Ght. R James Pratt Albany Dorothy Parker Leona Gilkey E. B. Dickson Cayuga N. Y Hanford Dickson Frank Parker Cumberland Presbyterian Church O. E. Chase Sherman Parker Carl M. E. Church

Boxing at Glouster Promises Tough Main Bout

A five-bout card tops the Thursday bill in Glouster with Kid Doyle England's welterweight champion facing Johnny Gill of York Pennsylvania in the main event. Two solid preliminaries and a five-man colored battle royal start the show.

Glouster Kid Doyle England Johnny Gill York

The Nice Thing About Being a Man

A concise aphorism suggests gender roles and daily routines, noting freedom from staying home after washing hair. It hints at social expectations and personal autonomy in a casual reflective tone.

Weekend Visitors and Local Visits In Coolville Area

Coolville greetings include Murray Ewers and Werckman of Dayton as weekend guests. Nearby, Mrs. Nellie Scott of Guysville visits her brother Ford Friend and family. Dr. C. B. Harper and wife of Convoy Ohio stay through Wednesday morning. Mrs. Dora Rice and family of Chester visit Earl Barr. A. D. Carlton and daughter Mrs. Clarence Dodd visit Columbus this week. Emerson Stout and Mrs. Haning of Athens visit Perry Haning family. Mrs. Frank Hetzer of Columbus visits sisters Mrs. Marquis and Mrs. Dixon. Dean Ewers and family spend Tuesday with I. R. Ballard.

Murray Ewers Werckman Dayton, O Dean Ewers Phoebe Carlton Nellie Scott Guysville Ford Dora Rice Chester Earl Barr Emerson Stout Frank Haning Athens Perry Haning Frank Hetzer Columbus Sam Marquis Edgar Dixon

Free trial offer for rupture stimulating application

A notice urges readers with ruptures to write to W. S. Rice for a free trial of a device claiming to tighten muscles and close the opening without a truss. It warns of gangrene risks and urges immediate action, citing cases where ruptures were very large.

W. S. Rice Main St Adams N. N W. S&s. Rice, Inc Adams, N. Y

Local Guests Visit Stouts and Davis Family

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stout hosted Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. John Griffee. Oliver Withey of Kanauga Ohio visits his sister Mrs. A. C. Davis. Dean Ewers is the section squash champion with a 31 inch long 60 pound specimen exhibited at Larson's store.

W. O. Stout John Griffee Oliver Withey Kanauga, Ohio Mrs A. C. Davis Dean Ewers Larson’s

Dinner hosts and travels of Sheets family noted

Mr and Mrs P D Sheets entertained at dinner Sunday. Mrs Sheets father and sister of Chester Hill Ohio accompanied them to Parkersburg on return. A B White is visiting Washington Pa for a few days and attending the funeral of W R Bridges.

P. D. Sheets

Bethel E M Church Class Meets at Ira Brown Home

The Winner Sunday Adool class of Bethel M. E. church met at Ira Brown's home on September 15 with seventeen members, the teacher, and three visitors present. A good program followed by games music and late refreshments.

Bethel M. E. Church Ira Brown

Mrs. George Barr Returns From Delaware With Family

Mrs. George Barr arrived back from Delaware on Tuesday accompanied by her son Jesse Barr and his wife along with the wife's mother.

George Barr Delaware Jesse Barr

Local families host guests and workers in Meigs area

A string of visits includes Mrs. 8 W Barstow from Flayer Ill with Mrs. Copeland, Meigs county ties, and relatives from Barbourton Athens and Columbus. About 200 foreign workers arrive to work on the Ohio Fuel pipe line, camps set near Fred Laughlin farm Guysville and Mills school house. Charles McBee and family join Eli Spaulding in New England as Sunday guests.

8. W. Barstow Flayer, Il M. M. Copeland Barstow Meigs County M. I. Sherman Roy Chalfant Jacksonville Coleman Matheny Trimble Avery Chalfant Manny Munn Carbondale C. W. Townsend E. H. Durant Guysville Leola Wolf Bicknell Edna Sherman S J. Biddison Lewis Ludwick Busch Dana Athens William Copeland Wrife Sugar Grove Ray Copeland Waldo B. Copeland Columbus Fred Laughlin Ohio Fuel Company Mills School Charles McBee Eli Spaulding New England

Local visits mingle as area residents host relatives

The Plains and nearby communities see a string of Sunday visits with relatives from Decatur Illinois Nelsonville Logan and Athens. Families including the Tinkhams Smiths Porters Goodlive and others welcome kin and friends for afternoon calls and gatherings.

Road Repair Rant From The Plains And County Roads

A satirical verse critiques county road work on The Plains with jokes about red mud gravel and slow travel. It mocks officials and pledges to avoid county club projects while promising to complete chosen repairs before the next election. It mentions Irwin Finney and plans to blame public discontent on the roads.

Bud Irwin Finney Plains

Mrs Hawk Treated After Ptomaine Poisoning

Mrs. W Hawk was stricken by ptomaine poisoning after eating pork chops at her home on Monday. She is cared for at her son Rob Hawks home by Iva Hawk and is convalescing. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith will accompany Mrs Emma Blankenship to West Virginia for a three week visit. Leslie Davis has a new Ford coupe.

W. Hawk Rob Iva Hawk Frank Smith Emma _ Blankenship West Virginia Leslie Davis

Solen Goods Located After Athens Theft Ring

Officer Cady and C. H. Cook traced a series of summer thefts in Athens and vicinity from June including bicycles, a Ford top, garage items, and a drawing knife to Herb Griffen and his son Merrill Griffen 17 who faced receiving stolen goods charges in county jail. Miss Anna Cook 15 identified a Griffen bicycle in Coolville leading to arrests and grand jury action. Burt, accused of driving his wife away with an axe, surrendered to deputies and jailed. William Albaugh pleaded guilty to possessing liquor in a box car liquor party case at Luh rig.

Herb Griffen Uppers Plains Cady Kh. C. Cook Athens Sheriff McKinley R. C Cook Canaanville Pike Martin Mansfield Anna Cook Coolville Griffens McKinley Deputy Cady John Burt Millfield Burt Luhrig William Albaugh Helwig Albaugh Brewer

The Greatest Place on Earth Phrase Repeats Often

A well worn saying appears in local chatter with residents debating its origin and popularity across city landmarks, noting how visitors describe the area as uniquely welcoming and historically significant.

Widow protests case of Noble Holt in Cincinnati

The widow of Noble Holt, executed last spring for killing a Cincinnati detective, plans a protest to Governor Donahey against a life sentence given last week to a negro for killing a policeman during arrest resistance. She argues her husband’s life was spared while the killer’s is not.

Cincinnati, CO Noble Red) Holt Cincinnati Donahey

Woman's recovery from nervous breakdown with Lydia E. Pinkham’s

Mrs. Mary F. Herrick of Indianapolis credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rescuing her from a nervous breakdown and infertility. She says six bottles restored her health, enabling three more children, and urges others to use the remedy during pregnancy to strengthen the reproductive system.

Indianapolis Ind Lydia E. Pinkham Mary F. Herrick Detroit St Lydia E.pinkham

Obituary of Sarah Enlow of Washington County and Athens County

Sarah Enlow born January 28 1842 in Washington County Pennsylvania died September 1 1923 aged 81 years 7 months and 3 days. She married Henry Lively in 1861 and endured his absence during Civil War. They later moved to Vinton County and helped establish Bethel church. She was a longtime member of Town House Methodist Episcopal Church and left an adopted son John Wesley Lively of Columbus three grandchildren and many relatives and friends.

Sarah Enlow Peter Rose Ann Enlow Washington County Athens County Ohio Henry Lively Land of the Blessed John Wesley Lively Columbus

Ferris arraigned for grade crossing stop violation

Roy Ferris, a bus driver, appeared before Magistrate Helwig Wednesday morning on alleged violations of the state law requiring passenger vehicles to stop at grade crossings. The Messenger incorrectly listed his employer as Red Star bus line. Ferris actually drives for Cadillac Limited.

Roy Ferris Helwig Ferris Red Star Kerris Cadillac Limited

Willis Opposes Unrestricted Immigration at Shrine Club

In Columbus Ohio Senator Frank R Willis repeated his opposition to unrestricted immigration at a noon Shrine Club luncheon. He warned that rapid alien arrival would harm American labor and lead to American alienization. He cited an estimated 7,000,000 aliens in the country and called for careful consideration and stricter assimilation.

Columbus, CO United States Frank RB. Willis Shrine Club America Europe Asia Willis

Street car crash injures thirty in Buffalo

Thirty persons were injured, none seriously, when two street cars collided in Buffalo New York this morning.

Buffalo N. Y

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Cliverton Cord Tires Moler Aut Sales CO Ardsville C. B. Harper Convoy, Ohio A. D. Carlton Clarence Dodd I. R. Ballard Stewart Hi Tinkham Decatur Ill Tinkham Jess Beverage Guy Nelsonville Roscoe Shields Joe Hutchins Logan Tom Goodlive Dave Aleshire Evelyn George Orbiston Barnes Chester Hill Anna Dundas Kilbuck Harry Porter Erwin Stauffer Harry Schecter Will Pierce Roy Lyda Nagle Dory Pat Moore Will Moore Lucy Surgeon Emma Blankenship Keplan Mayme W. B Edgar Edeisdette Nelson Leslie Coon Barney Hill Falloon Andy Link Tuppers Plains Messenger Willi the Columbian Building and Loan Co Ruggrayt GAY Columbus, Ohio Kelly Tires Kelly The Athens County Buick Co W. B. Drake the Home of Quality Watches Hart Schaffner Marx Stetson Florsheim J. L. Beckley & Son Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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