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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1931
Page
3
Nelsonville correspondent reports York Grange Hall opening Friday night with local residents invited to attend. The Messenger notes community plans, activities, and expected turnout as organizers prepare for the event. Buildings and gathering space highlight regional community life.
Nelsonville reports an annual Masonic lodge inspection with 130 members present and praise for a district officer. Amid local notes a case mentions Harriet Evans of Lakehurst sentenced for murder with potential life term on appeal.
A well at Hamley Run Farm by Pittsburgh Gas Company showed oil and gas in Berar sand. The well was shot and reported to yield about 400 gallons of oil and 260,000 cubic inches of gas. Nearby teams plan Clinton sand tests in Taek Bug area with a one foot advance. Community notices include St Annie's Church card party and Methodist Guild Guest Night. WIA meeting followed by a social and prize drawing.
Local notices indicate Athens cast will perform a play at the venue on Wednesday, with details about dates and times for the production. The item references May, a school event, and student activity connected to university involvement.
The article lists local residents in Nelsonville facing canine license issues from 1931 and records several social notices. It mentions gatherings at churches, missionary society activities, and a Valentine party hosted by The King's Heralds with a birthday tribute for members.
Automobile engineers claim a new inversion device boosts efficiency claiming 59 miles per 42 gallons. Thousands report gas savings and smoother running with quicker pickup and less carbon. The Milwaukee company offers a free device and a money making opportunity to distributors.
Dedication at York Grange Hall showcases long history and community effort. Speakers include H. Johnson Athens A. Waatirk and others. special music by Dorohy Cilvapie with Tracey and Mire. Mary Beckler previously held the office during hiatus.
Beek Carriere Association backed a touring married man performance by Work Grange mentors at Athena Grange hall. John Hopmanr spoke congratulating York on the erection of the taktdtnyg. Life Theater Movement sponsored the show with flowers and merchant support for decorations and overall success.
Vere Turner 37 a World War veteran died at the family home in Buchtel Friday morning after unspecified news of precunsertia. The funeral will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at GreenKewn Te with Marvelde Turner and others in attendance. Survived by Millan Moore his mother Mrs. Turner two sisters Mrs. Verme Rose and Mrs. Gritty Gabbes and others. Active in local life for years the article notes Cathor Elle Turner also died two years ago.
A local gathering at Kant Sebo ISYALLE featured the Parent Youthchor Association and a school talent show. Miss Ban’a First Grade led the program with a harp performance while mothers provided support and a variety of entertaining acts impressed attendees.
Memorial services are set for Tuesday evening February 17 at To'sloris home of Mian Heten Laxkentis. Attending are Mrs. Lydia Johnson Mrs. Clark Greens Mira Edna Scott and Miss Sherld Lave with Min John Wils leading progress and inspiring remarks. George Evan will end the devotions.
Milwaukee doctor A. A. Rock claims goitre is not a disease and should be treated at home. He cites 24 years of experience and offers his book and advice free to interested readers. He opposes needless operations and urges immediate attention regardless of appearance.
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