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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
3
Nelsonville High School will present a four act comedy titled San John on February 15 and 16 in the high school auditorium. A chorus of 40 students, 20 boys and 20 girls, will sing and dance between acts. Proceeds go to the school's music department as Superintendent H Zuber oversees coaching of the production.
The Presbyterian Church in Swellsville will hold a choir rehearsal this evening at 6 o clock at the church. About 40 men are expected to attend from the area for a Friday evening sing at Logan with the Logan Brotherhood meeting in the social rooms. Rev. Lloyd Janns will be the speaker.
Three youths believed linked to a string of icebox robberies were arrested by Chief George Bateman and Patrolman James Cope. They planned to present the youths before Prairie Court today as officers removed stolen rugs an automobile robe and other items from an East End shanty.
Advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound and Harm bax tablets as fast remedies for head and body aches. Encourages readers to ask a druggist for a 35 cent box to end watery eyes red nose and general cold misery.
Bennett wins first presidency at the Nelsonville Board of Trade as a new commercial group forms. Membership pledges total 103 across Retail Merchants, Manufacturers and Jobbers, and Professional Tradesmen. Officers include Edward E Rosser vice president Victor Oakley secretary and W Cooley treasurer with directors to be filled.
Nelsonville grocers voted to discontinue closing Thursday afternoons and will remain open starting today. The Retail Merchants Division of the Board of Trade announced all stores will be open on Thursday afternoons. Hills, a former Heching Valley boy, will address a meeting sponsored by the Board of Trade. C. and Mechem chaired the Merchants division meeting and committees will be appointed at the February 12 director’s meeting.
Athens vender Mrs Leo Walliams advertised Aememads bread and pies at 181 WW. State Street to cover Athens and surrounding territory. The classified ad campaign produced more orders than she could handle, suggesting strong demand and future sales prospects.
Nelsonville February 6 James C Smith partner in Smith and Love Coal Company was killed yesterday afternoon around 3 30 while at work in Section 12 Yhinelty. An explosion occurred after a fuse intended to shoot down coal was left unattended. Coroner zones Athen held an inquest and noted Smith born in Nelsonville spent life here. He was active in Knights of Tythias and Fraternal Order of Eagles. He left a wife two daughters and three sons. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 p m at 377 Adams Street with burial at Greenlayn. K of F in charge.
Cleveland Bruner of Mantan, N. J., reports severe piles vanished after using Peterson's Ointment. The ad touts rapid itching and burning relief, healing inflamed parts within days and offers a 35 cent jar with drugstore availability.
Wisconsin governing figures debate fallout after Supreme Court ruling affects Pemay progress and public works. Gov Walter Kohler faces pressure tied to a $44,000 loan and a loaned drilling firm with its president implicated.
Report outlines dismay among high supporters after the governor reversed a major court ruling. The move follows inquiries into alleged campaign spending and ethics issues tied to the governor’s inauguration. Local officials and university figures are cited as reacting to the political turn.
The February issue of the Ohio Silicence Journal appears to reference Huiston of Saint Seloness Ohm Anbirority and features works by Tana BooAsh and Arthur F. Leonard. Articles discuss education, behavior in schools, and historical factors in teaching.
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