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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1930

Page

7

Intrigue Across Hearts in a Setter Bank Affair

In a tangled tale at a brokerage, Alan and Natalie face strain as Geoffrey Norman vies for Natalie's affection. Phillipa schemes from the office, while Mrs Norman arranges a Lake Placid getaway that blurs lines between friendship and romance.

Phillipa Alan Geoffrey Norman Natalie Natale Geoffrey Lake Placid Mother Pierre Grace Norman Grace Normans

Science Takes Advantage Of Suns Eclipse

Astronomers finish two and a half minutes of eclipse observations and begin months of analysis of photographs and spectrograms. Teams from across the continent set up instruments in nine California counties along the shadow path and deinstall gear after the event. The total eclipse occurred shortly after 11 60 yesterday morning as crowds in San Francisco watched through safety lenses while temperatures dropped about three degrees.

Francisco California San Francisco United State Weather Bureau Astronome

Past Life Told During Gore Visit

Hite and Mrs. W. B. Terrel of Gore visited him and he spent the day and evening relating his past life.

Hite

Charming Young Girl Dress Pattern From The Athens Messenger

A small girls dress design features scalloped neck and kimono sleeves with a fitted bodice and flared skirt. Pattern 1885 suitable for sizes 4 to 12 in silk or cotton fabrics and priced at 15 cents, with a 10 cent option when tied to a pattern order. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.

Athens Messenger Pattern Department West 17Th &T New York City

Parker's Case Sparks Senate Debate and House Payroll Talks

Washington April 29 The Parker Supreme Court controversy dominated Senate business as Borah pressed legal attacks on John J. Parker of North Carolina. The House considered payroll approval while other committees weighed unemployment relief, lobbying on Prohibition, and campaign finance investigations.

Washington John J. Parker North Carolina Supreme Court Senate House Borah Idaho Parker Red Jacket Coal Company Capitol Association Against the Prohibition Banking and Currency Committee

Grains Dip Across Wheat Corn Oats in Week

The Columbus report from April 29 cites C. W. Eberhard and the Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation noting a dismal week for grain prices. Wheat fell about 3 cents, corn and oats two cents, as better crop prospects and moisture weakened values. Export activity rose on price drops while European buyers remained steady. Good weather improved new crop outlook though the Southwest stayed dry with only some rainfall.

Columbus C. W. Eberhard Ohio Farm Bureau Corporation

Dedication of U S Grant Community Building

Hugh J L Nichols former Ohio Chief Justice led dedication services in Bethel with Governor Myers Y Cooper also giving a brief address yesterday afternoon.

Bethel U.P Hugh JL. Nichols Supreme Court of Ohio U. S. Grant Myers Y. Cooper

Debt to unemployment crisis prompts federal plan

Senator Wagner outlines three unemployment bills to create a long range government program. A board would stabilize employment with a $1.54 billion emergency fund and cooperate with states on job exchanges and nationwide statistics. He calls unemployment a form of gross waste and cites large annual losses.

Wagner N. Y Senate United Bites Green American Federation of Labor

Moves To Halt Indian Riots

Sir Frederick Sykes governor of Bombay bans public demonstrations as strikes paralyze business amid protests over salt law arrests and a swift spreading revolt in India.

India Sir Frederick Sykes Bombay

Marietta Minister Resigns for Pomeroy Pastorship

Rev Theophil Mehl resigns after six years as pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Church. He will move with his family to Pomeroy to lead Peace Evangelical Church in late May. He joined the Marietta ministry from Indiana in 1924 and actively participated in local ministerial circles. No replacement has been named.

Marietta Theophil Mehl St. Paul's Evangelical Church Church Council Mehl Peace Evangelical Church Pomeroy Mr. Mehl Indiana Civitan Club

Large Towns Grow Faster in 1920 Census Returns

Washington reports preliminary 1920 census figures showing an average 20.8 percent population gain among 53 municipalities with more than 10 600 residents. Officials caution against assuming a trend since many larger cities have yet to report and totals are provisional.

Washington

Mothers of Athens Being Interviewed by Ohio University students

Ohio University home economics students interview mothers of young children in Athens for a White House Conference study on child health and protection. The confidential survey gathers details on the child’s physical, emotional, intellectual, and social life and parenting methods.

Ohio University Athens White House Ite

Grandpas Ninety First Birthday Celebrated in Gore

Jack Bagent known as Grandpa Bagent, Civil War veteran and fifty year Odd Fellows member, marked his 90th birthday with a Sunday celebration. A 60 year emblem was recently awarded. Dinner was hosted by his daughter Mrs A G Dunning and included many relatives and friends.

Gore Jack Bagent Grandpa" Bagent Odd Fellow Lodge A. G. Dunning Dye Bagent Mary Bagent John Marion Bagent

Appeals Denied in Walsh Act Contempt Fines Case

The Supreme Court denied appeals by Harry M. Blackmer of Denver a missing key witness in several offshore trials. The two fines totaling 60 000 dollars for contempt of court under the Walsh Act remain in place.

Washington Harry M. Blackmer Denver Supreme Court

ZEMO Scalp Treatment Promises Dandruff Relief

An advertisement touts ZEMO as a cooling antiseptic liquid for scalp care. It claims rapid relief from dandruff and itching and promotes using ZEMO for skin irritations with prices listed at 5c, 6c, and 1.68 dollars.

Zemo

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