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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1930
Page
3
C. W. Eberhard of the Ohio Farm Bureau grain department outlines why prices are low, detailing wheat supplies, carryover, exports, and stocks. He notes domestic wheat totals and world figures, with corn and oats production, carryover, and usage shaping the market.
Forty students collapsed and died at the London Mission School in Eshebode Madras after eating soup. A snake was reportedly found among the utensils used to prepare the soup.
Anthony Yerman an 18 year old freshman at Ohio State University accidentally shot himself in the right leg during an ROTC rifle practice in Columbus The incident occurred during a training session and the student was reported to be in stable condition at the time of the report.
Nelsonville dec 9 Harrison Bolin Civil War veteran died in Sandusky Sunday. Body brought to Steuts Funeral Home for viewing. Funeral services Wednesday at 10:30 in Buchtel M E Church. Burial in Buchtel. Survived by daughters Mrs Anna Bartoe Mrs Mary Staten Mrs Billa Ray Mrs Goldie Jones and son Edward Bolin. family formerly lived in Buchtel.
Mr and Mrs Charles Martin of Nelsonville receive word from Nashville of the illness of their son Jack in the orchestra Jackie Martin and His Music. The illness follows extraction of several infected teeth and his condition is reported as serious.
Mr and Mrs Adam Scheeler and daughter Eula visited Chillicothe with Dewey Scheeler who returned home. A T Scheelner and Cleveland relatives spent the week with P A Graham's family. Miss Vivian Roscoe stayed in Columbus with Cliff Hartley. Mrs W H Hyde visited Columbus Tuesday. L A Davis and family visited Rev D H Davis and family in Jackson Sunday.
The annual East School bazaar will be held Friday December 12 with a fancy work booth refreshment stands gift shop and a fish pond. A program by the grades is planned for 2 PM and 7 PM. Tickets are on sale.
An ad promotes Bukene bladder tablets as a cure for disturbed sleep caused by bladder irritation. It promises a 25 cent box of 5 grain tablets from the druggist and a refund after four days if relief isn’t felt. It claims the tablets cleanse the bladder, reduce acids, ease backache, and restore regular sleep at McKee Drug Co.
The Hoover grandchildren Posey Ann aged 4 Herbert Jr. 8 and Joan 6 months arrived from California and settled in a nursery on the White House third floor. Herbert Hoover Jr. remains in Asheville sick and will join later. children likely stay for Christmas as Mrs Hoover fills the White House with gifts and festive bustle.
The international relations study group of the A. A. U. W. led by chairman Ruby Hankey will meet at o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the faculty dining hall. D. Morrison, associate professor of history, will speak.
An advert from Write Home Drug Co offering literature on liver and gall bladder treatments. It claims 28 years of satisfactory results, promises a money back guarantee, and directs readers to request a specialised prescription at the Minneapolis address in a clipped notice.
Members of the Athens Kiwanis Club visited the Forest Hill indoor golf course on South Court Street Monday night after the dinner at Hotel Serry. A plan to place a Christmas tree at the Courthouse was discussed. W. J. Trautwein was elected a director.
In Oxford on December 9 a local boy, ARMDonald Morrica, son of Otis Morrica, drowned in a gutter pool near his home. He reportedly became ill and collapsed while returning home, slipping into the water and unable to rise.
Mildred Zuker Loew, daughter of producer Adolph Zuker Loew, was granted divorce from Arthur M. Loew in Reno Nevada after a secret hearing. Grounds cited as extreme mental cruelty. Custody awarded for two children Jane eight and Arthur four. Reports say Loew plans marriage to Helen Morgan and Mrs. Loew aims for Hollywood film work. The couple wed in New York January 1920 and separated two years ago. A property settlement was recently issued by Loew.
Nine state penitentiary prisoners received Christmas presents in the form of paroles from the Board of Clemency today.
Hirnest Cherubini, 60, died yesterday from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by Flarvey R. Young, advertising director of The Columbus Dispatch. The accident was deemed unavoidable.
A fragment mentions fe and speedy remedy dream linked to 666 and tablets. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear context, specific people, places, dates, or organizations to expand into a fuller news item.
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