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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
7
Today's letter golf puzzle tackles a high topic slate roofs. The challenge asks for a better solution than the par six answers shown on the last page.
A brief explanation outlines the letter ladder puzzle rules. Change one letter at a time to transform words keeping letter order. Each intermediate must be a common full word, not slang, with three or more strokes. The final page shows one solution.
In Ionia Michigan Alonzo Noyes a 54 year old farmer was given life imprisonment under the Habitual Criminal Statute after pleading guilty to a dry law violation and noting prior burglary and grand larceny sentences Prosecutor Frank C Miller said the court had no alternative. Separately Fred Palm’s life sentence for possessing less than a pint of gin will be argued before the State Supreme Court next month.
Toledo police opened an investigation after detective shots hit 20 year old Robert Lehnertz in the head during a pursuit. Detectives Karl McBride and Harry Davis chased Lehnertz and two companions for more than a mile through traffic before commands to stop were heard. The youths said they did not hear officers.
Logan September 27 The Hocking County Parish of the United Brethren Church will hold its first meeting of the conference year at Union Furnace United Brethren Church on October 5. Rev E H Dailey leads the parish with a program including Dr J H Harris Wes terville Judge Harley Whit and several Reverends.
The Hocking County Fair Board reports 15 000 attendees for last week with Saturday the peak day and gate receipts around 3500. Weather improved late in the week and officials anticipate the fair breaking even financially for the first time in years.
Henry I. Buckley, New York attorney, appealed a New York customs ruling taxing about 2.5 million dollars worth of clothing and jewelry imported by opera star Ganna Wolska. Buckley argues she was a France resident returning during a visit and could be liable for duties if treated as a U.S. resident.
Logan leader Louis Clemmons Laube 61 died at his West Hunter Street home after months of illness. He led the Ohio Power Company Logan division for 14 years and held many Masonic posts including commander of a local Knights Templars commandery. He leaves a widow, eight children, four grandchildren, and surviving relatives in Akron, Cleveland, Columbus, Newark, and Chillicothe. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 30 p m at the M I Church with Knights Templars participation. burial at Oak Grove Cemetery.
Philadelphia officers are jailed under bribery and extortion charges after the city’s largest crime probe haul. District Attorney Monaghan spent 15 hours on the case with 23 cops questioned and 22 arrested and suspended from the force.
Senator Charles Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee is set for two speaking appearances in Ohio on October 25 in Akron and October 26 in Cleveland.
Mrs J W Coleman and her daughter Mary Alice join Mr and Mrs Mike Friend on a Mammoth Cave trip this week. Melrose Harbaugh learns he was appointed to head an Ex Servicemen Republican League in Hocking County by Charles Bartlington. Mrs Oscar Smith of Junction City and Miss Esther Cowden of Creola underwent surgeries at Cherrington Hospital this week. Mrs C H Gompf and daughter Wavelene visited Lancaster on Tuesday.
Albert D. Campbell a Falls township farmer recovers from a broken right arm after a fall at home while playing with a grandchild. He previously suffered a fractured hip last summer while mowing hay keeping him sidelined for weeks.
Logan Kiwanis Club and Keynes Brothers donate to the West Indies Florida relief fund. Paul Fox adds five dollars, bringing the noon total to 286.15 as of Wednesday.
Blanche Giffen sues Arthur Giffen in Logan alleging five years of neglect and seeks a decree of divorce and custody of their five year old child. Harvey W. Burgess of Columbus visited Logan on Wednesday. he formerly resided there.
Three generations of mothers praise Mother's Friend as a prenatal comfort sold in drug stores. Externally applied, it relaxes tight tissues and muscles to ease distress and keep skin pliable. Mrs Selah Mathewson of Wville NC credits it with painless delivery. Free booklet available from Redfield Regulator Co Atlanta Desk 28.
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a cure for anaemia and underweight. It claims a short course will add weight, improve energy, and restore youthfully rounded features. A money back guarantee applies if a 60 cent box or 2 one dollar boxes fail to deliver at least six pounds gain.
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