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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1922

Page

5

Betas at House Thursday social at Beta Theta Pi

The Beta Theta Pi fraternity house on President Street hosted a casual gathering with emphasis on sociability and cooperation among brothers. Mrs. Paul M. Gillilan visits from Schenectady with her husband after a trip to Salt Lake City and Seattle. Athens alumni and guests include C P Martin and son, with Peter Martin of Galena among the attendees.

Beta Theta Pi President Street Paul M. Gillilan G. H. Evans Carpenter Street Schenectady N. Y Mrs. Gillilan Salt Lake City Seattle Washington Puuiouay Cyc Sau Ava Soo Bee C. P. Martin Athens Peter Martin Galena Motor Merritt Wilson Elkins W. Va H. L. Atkinson Merritt Atkinson Logan Ella Keynes

New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air

A new oil lamp claimed to burn 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene provides bright white light with no odor smoke or noise. Inventor E A Johnson of Chicago offers free trials and agency opportunities promising $250 to $500 monthly with no experience or money needed.

U. S E. A. Johnson W. Lake St Chicago

Local social notes from Athens and surrounding area

A roundup of visits and travels includes Dr. C. H. Thompson of Cincinnati staying in Athens with the Browns and Rossi hosts, Miss Margaret Merwin's violin studies in Cincinnati, Merritt Atkinson visiting Logan, and multiple families visiting relatives. Also noted are a funeral in Bartlett, Knights of Pythias events, and a Maccabees meeting in Athens.

C. H. Thompson Cincinnati Athens

Music program highlights guests and local performers

Myron E. Dewey returned home Thursday evening from a business trip in Columbus. Out of town guests attended a program featuring piano pieces by Bach Handel and Hayden, with vocal selections by Mrs. J. N. Hizey Mrs. A R Kresge and Miss Joy Cutler among others.

William “Blackburn J. J. Woolley Verdure Hayden

Babe Strangled to Death in Bed with Parents

Akron report says six month old Michael Brett of Ravenna crawled onto a pillow and slipped through bed rails while sleeping with parents. The infant was found hanging by its neck when the parents awakened.

Akron Michael Brett Ravenna Here

Five Greek Ministers Arrested for Asia Minor Loss

London Sept 29 Five former Greek ministers have been arrested and will be tried on charges of responsibility for Greece's defeat by the Turks in Asia Minor. The British foreign office received no confirmation of a rumor that Constantine was arrested at Athens.

London Asia Minor Foreign Office Constantine Athens

Music Club Opens Year With New Members In Ohio University Circle

The Womans Music club began its year Thursday at Mrs. L. V. Browns University Terrace home. A strong program and hopeful outlook were noted. Several new members joined, including School of Music faculty from Ohio University Lillian B. Robinson Margaret A Benedict Joy Cutler Helen Hedden and others. New associates Mrs. E D Sayre and Mrs. M R Bloomingburg joined, with additional members listed from Washington D C Athens and Cincinnati.

Womans Music Club L. V. Brown University Terrace School of Music Ohio University Lillian B. Robinson Clarence C. Robinson Margaret A. Benedict Joy Cutler Helen Hedden F. X. Rauch Frank Hanan H. L. Steenrod Augusta Goddard E. D. Sayre M. R. Bloomingburg Washington D. C Athens C. H. Thompson Cincinnati

Typhoid Germ Found in Richland Avenue Wells

Health Commissioner Higgins reports typhoid germs in all tested wells on Richland avenue with one cistern free of the organism. Residents are told to boil drinking water as four more samples were sent to the state health department. A diphtheria outbreak at Sugar Creek has been checked after toxin treatment. one child death is noted.

Richland Avenue Higgins State Department of Health Sugar Creek Frank Kovach Louis Kovach Hebbardsville N. W. Baker East State Street Athens County Health

GE to Pay Employees a Five Percent Bonus

General Electric announces a five percent supplementary bonus in cash or redeemable securities for employees earning 4000 or less annually who have completed five years of continuous service by January 1 or July 1 each year. The measure, disclosed by president Gerard Swope in Schenectady on September 29, reflects a broad employee incentive.

Schenectady Gerard Swope Genera Electric Co

Hundreds dead and injured in Fort Beach blast at Spezia

Revised casualty estimates place dead near 200 and wounded around 500 after the Spezia fortress explosion. Authorities now believe a short circuited electrical wiring caused the blast, not lightning. Material damage runs into millions of dollars.

Romb Spezia Dellara

Social Round of Local Residents Sees Several Short Trips

Sand Ridge residents Mr. and Mrs. John Weber with family visited Shawnee. Thelma, Ida Sycks and others traveled to Athens and Marietta for visits. Locals attended gatherings in Marietta, Athens, Batley Run and Washington county while others toured Nelsonville Poston and Iowa reunions.

John Weber Warren Thelma Ida Sycks Shawnee Carl Sycks Will Kirkendall Alderman Road Lewis Evener Ole Hershal Kirkendall Joe Noland Edward Noland Grace Kirkendall Washington County FE. A. Weekley Iowa Freda Sycks Ica Sycka Batley Run Cecil Love Warren Weber Elvin Weekley Athens

Honolulu Chinese merchant disputes long-time partner as wife

Ah Leong, a Honolulu Chinese merchant prince, denies Fung Dai Kim, who lived with him for over 30 years and bore 14 children, is his legal wife and thus entitled to a share of his fortune. He recognizes Ho Shee, married in 1908, as his only wife, who has eight children. Fung Dai Kim seeks legal recognition and half of wealth estimated at 750000 to 1500000 dollars.

Honolulu Ah_ Leong Fung Dai Kim Ho Shee Ah Leong Hawaii

Court's Decision Soon in Notre Dame Paternity Case

In South Bend Indiana on September 29 Judge Chester Ducomb will read the verdict in the Tierman Poulin paternity dispute. Mrs Augusta Tellman wife of Professor John P Tierman of Notre Dame will attend to hear the outcome.

South Bend Ind Tierman-Poulin Augusta Tellman John P. Tierman Notre Dame University Harry Poulin Babe Chester Ducomb Tierman

Legal Question Over $414 Overdraft In Akron Trial

E H Cunningham of Cuyahoga Falls stands charged with grand larceny over an alleged $414 overdraft from the Ohio State Bank and Trust Company. The indictment says the balance was misrepresented as $414 while actual funds were $14. Defense argues no false statement and voluntary payment.

Akron. O State Supreme Court E. H. Cunningham Cuahoga Falls Cunningham Ohio State Bank and Trust Company Cuniningham

Father of Akron Contractor George Crisp Dies at 73

George Crisp, Akron Storage and Contracting Co. president and father of Raymond Crisp, dies at home from uremic poisoning. Born in Creaton England, he was 73 and had lived in Akron since 1872.

Ray Crisp Akron George Crisp Creaton England Akron Storage & Contracting Co Crisp Raymond Crisp Ohio University

Goitre Penn and Townsfolk Endorse Sorbol Quad

Local residents including Mrs Eden Irwin of Broad Ave 2917 Trafford Mrs Libbie Patterson of Chambersburg Mrs Nora Beecher Carlisle and others report positive results with Sorbol Quad ruple and colorless Hintment. Information available at McKee Drug Co or Box 69 Mechanicsburg O.

Goitre Penn Eden Irwin Broad Ave J. T. Brown Trafford Libbie Patterson Chambersburg Nora Beecher R. No. 9 Carlisle Lottie Grife Newville Mra. Inc Hickey Ave Altoona Bess Fr. Smith Martinsburg McKee Drug Co Mechanicsburg

Reward Offered for Four Bandits in Cadiz Bank Robbery Attempt

Cadiz Ohio September 29 A reward of two thousand dollars is offered by Harrison County authorities for the capture of four unknown bandits who attempted the Hopeday bank holdup. Cashier George Whittaker was shot but is expected to recover.

Cadiz Hopeday Ohio Harrison Couny George Whittaker

Neighbors Honor the Oxleys in Union

More than 30 neighbors gathered to fete Mr. and Mrs. Co. FL Oxley as they move from the old homestead on the farm they sold to the Country club. The group offered cheer ice cream and cake and Class 4 of the Union Sunday School presented Mrs. Oxley with a Bible.

UNION Oxley

City Paymaster Robbed of 75000 Cash Outside City Hall

Vancouver report states City Paymaster T. A. Schooley was held up and robbed of seventy five thousand dollars in cash as he exited City Hall. No suspect details provided in the brief dispatch dated September 29.

Vancouver B. C T. A. Schooley

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