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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1932

Page

3

Nelsonville Families Grieved By Deaths in Two Counties

Nelsonville mourns as Lawrence Donley 40 dies at Columbus barber shop and burial planned near his Nelsonville home after funeral Tuesday. Survivors include mother Eden Dowles, five sisters, three brothers. sister Mrs Earl Harmony of Nelsonville. In Sharon Pennsylvania, Mrs Hyde’s mother Mrs Addicott dies after a long invalid period and is to be buried there.

Nelsonville Lawrence Donley Columbus Gil Buring Loretta Avenue Columpus Tuesay Cew Mather Eden Dowles Earl Harmony Franklin Street

Gusty Woman Dies in Buchtel At 63

Mrs Julis Gusty of Buchtel died Friday evening at her home aged 63. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at St Patris Catholic Church with Father Carney presiding. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. She is survived by daughters Mrs Max Krotche and Mrs Anna Campbell and son Mike Gusty. Her husband Mike Gusty died 15 years ago.

Julis Gusty Nelsonville Tulla Gusty Buchtel St. Patris Catholic Church Father Carney Max Krotche Anna Mike Campridge Ohio Mike Usty

Death notice for W H Hyde’s mother in Nelsonville

Dr and Mrs W H Hyde of Nelsonville received a message on Sunday informing them of the death of Mrs Hyde mother in the city. Funeral arrangements were not specified in the brief notice.

W. H. Hyde Nelsonville

Anne Adams Pattern 2168 Fashion Catalog Offer

The Athens Messenger Pattern Department promotes pattern 2168 in sizes 38 through 50, with yardage details and simple instructions. The New Spring Fashion Catalog by Anne Adams features 32 pages of women and children’s styles, including dresses and lingerie, available for fifteen cents or twenty five cents with pattern.

Anne Adams Athens Messenger Pattern Department West 11Th Street New York City

Young People Lead Services in Nelsonville Meeting

In Nelsonville on February 1 the Presbyterian Young People's Society held a program titled We Would Serve Our Church and We Would Serve Other People. Leaders and speakers outlined service to the church, missions, and aiding the needy, with plans for future talks and a visit from Gordon Bush of The Athens Messenger.

Nelsonville Presbyterian Young People's Society Robert Huenefeld Sliss Lois Devel Taille Mary Lou Hudson Sliss Irene McDowell Deanville Sand Run Marjorie. Vorhees Mia.ranks Knox John Lloyd Evens Young People’s Society Gordon Bush The Athens Meaysenger Jean Freer Margaret Weltzheimer Florence Wood Jack Raybold

Trail Blazing by Ohio Auto Clubs Aimed at Restoration

The Ohio State Automobile Association plans district meetings across the state to lay plans for a restoration program. It will work with affiliated clubs, the American Automobile Association, and national HQ in Washington to reduce motorist tax burdens and help unemployment recovery.

Columbus Ohio Sta Automobile Ohio State Automobile Association Vrious American Automobile Association National Motoring Organization Washington, D. C Ohio Pennsylvania Washington State ‘Association

Libraries In Danger From Ohio Funding Shortfall

Ohio librarians urge a special legislative session to prevent library closures amid funding cuts. State Library Association delegates press Governor White for relief as boards report inability to borrow funds. Henderson to open World Disarmament Conference to be broadcast nationally from Geneva.

Columbus White Ohio State Library Association Ield Chirk Cleveland Clarke Clark

Honor Roll Growth At Athens High School

The Athens High School announces 117 students on the first semester Attendance Honor Roll, including 60 boys and 87 girls. The list names many students in detail, showing strong school engagement despite winter illnesses and weather-related attendance impacts.

Athens High School Atkins Clifton Baker Willson Baughman Howard Eebe Harry Bingman Robert Blazer Jimmie Boggs John Bolin Dana Brookins Floyd Cullums Ashton Davies Walton Davis Edna Broz Vaughn Edwin Walter Gasin Rie Fey Gil Joe Graham Freeman Paul Gross Charles Heaton Clair Henderson Arthur Harding Herman Hudson Linton Hart Meister Jack McBride Edward McClanahan James McDaniel Gerald Oxley Richard Parker Parestides Mike Pierce Heading Reading Tom Rhodes Watt Rice Morton Rowland Den Rutheskie Jim Sanda Sands Sanders Herper Sidders Sias Smith Shannon Gilbert Willard Snow Speiser Lewis Stacy Stout Tribe Lowell Carl Darrel Verity Wagner Ralph Watkins Gene Wise Wilson Harold Girly Ayres Goldie Beal Thelma Bean Orpha Helley Louise Kimes Pauline Lawson Marquis Jane Martin Lucilla Masterton Virginia Metesis Frances Moorhead Mae Ruston Evelyn Sams Mary BicClure Betty A McDaniel Clarice McKinstry Anna Mae Pierre Wilma Rardin

France Orders Naval Reinforcements to Shanghai Defense

France vows rapid aid to the Shanghai International Settlement as the Consul-General in Shanghai is told to work with American and British officials. Naval units from Indo China are redirected to Shanghai including the Waldeck Rovaseau which left Manila for Indo China with Governor General Pasquier returning to Laycon. The French ambassador to Tokyo will urge Japan to respect French concession rights in Shanghai.

AML Shanghai Paris Foreign Office Indo-China Waldeck Rovaseau Manila Pasquier Laycon Philippines Tokio France

Stephenson to Head Ohio Supreme Court Vacancy

Judge Will P. Stephenson of Adams County Probate Court will become a justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, succeeding the late James B. Robinson. Governor White announced the appointment, with Stephenson serving until the November election.

Whipl Stephenson Ohio Supreme Court West Union Will P. Stephenson Union Columbus Common Pleas Adams County James B. Robinson White Stephenson

Britain Protests Japan Over Shanghai Action

A new note was dispatched to Japan protesting the precipitate action of Japanese forces in Shanghai. The report lists several names connected to the event.

Britain London Japan Shanghai

German Remedy Stops 30 Year Constipation

A claim promotes a German remedy Act 2 as a complete bowel cleanse. The ad asserts long term relief from severe constipation and stomach issues, with rapid results from the first dose. It cites retailers Grison's Pharmacy in Coolville Taylors Drug Store and Hickman's Pharmacy in Nelsonville as sources.

Adlersha Grison’s Coolville Taylors' Drug Store Nelsonville Hickman's Phar Macy Ady

United States to Move Forces Toward Shanghai Area

Washington says to reinforce in the Shanghai region as tensions rise between Japanese and Chinese forces. Flags potential risk to American lives and property with neutral powers prepared to act. Allies, including Britain and France, may join protests and representations to Tokyo and Peking.

Tawank Lfe LaPantide Jaypstts International Settiomey Pendituy Padre Washinaquatt Tassios Forbes Haul Fone Lraty Croat Berivun Frimee Jigar Et Britain Shangri Mral i Jowanit Netsan Jon Ty Bhanghai Orient Tenger Piters

Shanghai diplomat Cunningham steadies American interests under crisis

The State Department trusts Harold Cunningham to steer US civilians and relations with Shanghai amid tension with Japan. Born 1864 in Sevier County Tennessee, he rose from postal clerk to longtime Far East envoy, earning praise for independence and prudent judgment during the Shanghai emergency.

State Department Shanghai Cunninghham Municipal Council of Etervilian Cunningham Corps of Foreign Nails Japan Mev Cince Arcuasment Sevier County Tennessee University of Michigan Postal Service Far East

Miners Face Wage Demands in Chauncey Debate

The Chauncey miners dispute rent, powder costs, and wage cuts as operators argue for 25 percent reductions to stay competitive with Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky coal. Theisen notes higher powder prices and freight rates limit northern markets.

Theisen Costa West Virginia Kentucky Ohio

Unclear OCR fragment hints at meeting notices and vendor actions

Fragment mentions a district meeting, payments for lenses, and a Sunday gathering. It references a company and local officials, with scattered terms like Tangier and Gardner. Details are unreadable. core items include a district meeting, payments, and attendance plans.

Fragmented OCR fragment records unclear scene shifts

The readable text shows garbled lines with names and places scattered, mentioning fronts, bribes, trials, and various partial terms. No coherent event or identifiable individuals are confirmed due to extensive OCR corruption.

L Rasler Dies at 85 in Glouster

Glouster obituary notes the death of L Rasler at age 85 on a Sunday at home. The report lists surviving relatives and mentions funeral arrangements in the local area, with implied references to family and friends.

L. Rasler

Derthick Boy dies after mine incident near Derthick

A one year old son of Sir and Moe Willas Wyatt died at home near Derthick after a mine accident at the Willam McClelan mine. He was brought home by ambulance from town hospital with injuries sustained at work. Arrangements for the burial were not yet made.

Glouster Levdcan Sir Moe Willas Wyatt Derthick Ian

Remarkable Local Figure’s Illness and Family Ties

A late-week report notes J. W. Andrews, longtime Nelson resident and father of Gertrude Lainey, improving after illness. He previously lived in the area and was connected with Athena Lamber and Trim Youn, with ties to Alder and Wines.

DT. Andreses Ile J. WU Nelson Gertrude Lainey Plac Igardt Mr. Andrews Athena Lambert Athena Qlaonville

Discontinue Station 4 0 and Temporary Agency Change

The article reports a plan to discontinue Station 4 0 and notes the Hock ven Feaumont and Armi ro station may be kept in good condition as a temporary change. It mentions Jacksonville M Church event and proceeds for the Ladies Aid Society with listed participants and director.

Hacking Hockven Feaumont Armi+ro Ward Hare Atahion

Fire, clashes overshadow Chinese celebration reports

Fragmentary OCR notes describe disturbances during a Chinese celebration with buildings damaged and suspicion of attacks on corporate targets. Mentions are unclear but reference a Temas Corporation and nearby installations amid police actions.

la Teaphy Astitic Petrolests Temas Corporation Alto

Three Bankers Plead Guilty to Embezzlement

PAGKE W Va Feb 1 four former Wood County Bank employees faced trial for embezzling funds. James Memine cashier B C Ward assistant cashier Path receiving teller Missio Mine Lorimer bookkeeper pled guilty in circuit court Friday afternoon. The indictment alleged embezzlement of funds from the bank causing sentencing later.

PAGKE W. Va Wood County Bank Ada Krewin James Memine B.C. Ward Ata Abu Lfasioy Mine Lorimer Bookkeeper

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