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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
5
Hobby Jones and George Woe Ehu head the field as favorites to meet in the national amateur golf tournament. The pair are regarded as top contenders with strong form and recent tournament success.
Society notes describe a forthcoming marriage for Miss Coral Galies of Pomeroy to Marion Hunter of Prim Bears with a garden party at the Arthur Boyles home and a bridge supper for Miss Martha Whinple's guests on North Congress Street. The column lists relatives, visits, obituaries, and social engagements across local families in Ohio.
Fragmentary notes report a drowning incident near the Ohio River involving a 17 year old, plus scattered items from Dayton Granville and Dennison reserve Gifle, with references to Lexington and London dispatches. The jumble mentions Comstock arrestees, Mechanicshurs, and Winton Blackler, suggesting miscellaneous local briefs and police notes.
The readable lines reference a beauty or civic event with mentions of volleys and a personnel party. Names and clearer details are missing, leaving an incomplete description of the ceremony and participants.
The twenty-first annual Lawdy reunion gathered by descendants of Nimrow TDailey will halt Sunday. The event takes place on the far west of Alyany.
A scanned page presents ten fill in the blank items with hints for completion. The text includes garbled phrases about the Pope College of Cardinals and investors protections, ship parts, copper connections, signaling apparatus, and chemistry terms, plus religious and city references.
Nunrod Dalley brought his bride in 1824. The farm is now owned by Orville D. Dalley. Techitives gather in the fore noon with a 12 o'clock basket dinner. An afternoon program includes a tabulation of attendees to determine the largest family percentage.
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