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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1925
Page
2
Sept 36 Frank Hemett of Ravenswood says he has sworn off giving strangers trouble. While near Pity-me two strangers hailed his car and forced an argument ashore. Knott intervened before a struggle left him injured and he was taken to a hospital.
Ida and Andrew Jackson Patterson of Middleport were married yesterday at 4 in the Presbyterian church. The ceremony was followed by a wedding supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Riteminger. The couple plan to live in Laa.
The Needle Art club of Merit Middleport met at the River Sill home of Josephine Russell Monday evening. One new member, Marie Gilefilen, was welcomed into the club.
Ra David Miller of Ohio at Athens visited here. Mrs Ted Miller left for Columbus. Stella Ebersbach returned from a two week visit in Cincinnati. D Curtis Reed came back from a short business trip in Columbus. T W Bengel and Curt Weaver left for Lisbon on a brief business trip.
A 12 year old son of William Gesney shot himself in the side after a cartridge failed to explode in a gun he pressed to his side and pulled the trigger. The injury is not serious. Poindexter attended Brown residence with burial at Middleport Hill cemetery.
Charles Neage son of R A Nease and Bila Crookes daughter of Alexander Crooke both of Syracuse were married at the Peace Evangelical parsonage Tuesday with Rev Moenkhaus officiating. The couple will reside in Syracuse.
The incident involves Tommy Davis Hart operating an electric streetcar for a local company. A dummy was reported to have jumped the track causing the controller to strike and damage the lever, disrupting service in an unclear geome manner.
The county Sunday school convention will be held in Rutland on Thursday and Friday October 16 and 17 at the Methodist church. A strong program is planned with speakers and Sunday school workers of statewide reputation. A basket dinner is planned for Friday noon in the grove. An illustrated sponge will be shown Thursday evening. All county Sunday schools are urged to attend.
The Church of Christ holds cottage prayer meetings this week in Rutland as preparation for revival services led by Evangelist Bowman Hostetler starting Sunday October 4. One meeting daily through Saturday with five simultaneous prayers on the final night.
The newly organized social life department of the Church of Christ at Rutland will host an evening educational program at R. of P. hall on Thursday. At 8 o'clock a stereoptican exhibition titled A Trip Through Our Western Wonderlands will be free. The program will include clean humorous pictures and Rutland scenes, with refreshments and music throughout the evening.
A curious incident in Chicago where a tenant bit his landlord highlights housing tensions and urban friction. The event prompts discussion about tenant rights and landlord disputes amid city life.
Glouster Parent-Teacher Association appoints committees for the year. Notes on births, family visits, and a large list of local residents and relatives. upcoming reunion planned for next year at the Athens fair grounds.
Sept 30 Fred awk, leading a crew, completes opening of a street near the Jewell blacksmiths. The street had been closed after a council decision and some residents objected to intrusion on the right of way.
Mrs. Bryson and Mr. Bryson return to home after a ten days visit in the state. They were guests of Mrs. Merrill King and Mr. Merrill King. Mrs. D J King and Mr. Merrill King accompanied them. Mary Mann attended morning services and planned to spend the evening closer to home.
The football game set for Friday at the local grounds will start at 4 o clock instead of 8 as previously announced. Murray City unable to arrive in time for a 3 o'clock kickoff prompted the change in hour.
Glouster American Legion football team will travel to Columbus to face the West Side A C club, a fast Columbus squad. Locals expect to put up a strong showing in the cap city matchup.
Doanville Sept 30 A pleasant day was spent Sunday as the children of John Clay Howard and Glen Stephenson held a reunion at James A Stephenson home in Deanville. Four families were represented and a bountiful dinner was served.
In a nurse’s strong endorsement, Tanlac is credited with reviving her mother who was run down and near a nervous breakdown. The testimony cites restored appetite, improved digestion, renewed vigor, and ability to perform household duties after taking Tanlac. Over 40 million bottles sold. available at all good druggists.
A schedule lists various radio stations and times for music and entertainment segments including gospel piano, coloratura repertoire, studio features, orchestra selections, and classical programs across stations such as WCAU WRNY WTIC WKERC WLW WIEST WOAR KSD WHAS WDAF KYW and WGN with times from 9:15 E.T. to 10:30 E.T. and beyond. The lineup highlights a national safety congress banquet and multiple musical offerings across broadcasting channels.
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