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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1930
Page
12
Tony Knight quarrels with Mortimer and battles emotions as she wrestles with love for Andy Craig. At Knight's house, Craig pressures marriage while Tony declares love and seeks her father’s blessing amid a tense family backdrop.
Feb 52 The Jack Donutle Mothers' Club will meet Wednesday night at 7 at Mrs. Madga Harr’s home. Members asked to attend. meeting includes children’s activities from 1st grade and a school event in the program. Refreshments served after the session.
Glouster February 22 The Gons ter FP FT A observed Founders Day and the tenth anniversary of the local organized at a meeting held at the high school auditorium Thursday night in charge of the president of the organization Mr Agnes Clark A Plano sale to Jock Bradley opened the program followed by a recitation by George Washington in Mach
Glouster schools received three large pictures purchased with funds raised from a ticket sale held recently. The artworks are The Appeal to the Great Spirit, Sir Galahad, and Reading Lesson Maze won by Miss Cunningham's room.
A car overturned into a water-filled ditch near the Glassboro Creek area. Mrs. Conker Mois was trapped underwater for minutes before rescuers freed her. The steering wheel broke during the crash causing the vehicle to leave the road and sink. Her condition later improved after she was pulled from the vehicle. Local Mooseheart Ladies observe a Tuesday supper event.
An attorney general opinion from the Bottinato Commission Clerk Winter 1 states the power of Ohio’s chief executive to issue police commands may be curtailed. The note references Governor Cooper and discusses governance limits.
An article reviews the shift from ornate traditional jardinieres to modern decorative pots. It discusses color schemes, room harmony, and the ease of matching pot colors to plant palettes, noting how pots accompany furnishings and allow easy transfers and refreshes.
Sheriff Willum Williams and companion Carl Geek fished Thursday afternoon as spring warmth returns to Athuis insect. The outing produced a brack bass weighing a pound and a half, noted by local fishing experts as unusual for this region.
Clara Bow denies engagement to Harry Richman and says she still intends to marry Niehnan this year. She returned from New York with a huge diamond ring and asserts April wedding plans in Hollywood.
Fragmented OCR listing names and program notes for a radio schedule. Mentions include Empire Builders and various conductors, orchestras, and performers. Notes times around 7 30 pm to 9 pm with multiple broadcasts and guest artists. The document outlines different programs, directions, and upcoming segments in a period voice.
Probate court approved sale of real estate from the estate of Charles F. Miers. Appraisers named William F. Bean Charles C. Sharp and James I Pritchard. Final account of Matme Myers administrator of Charles F. Myers estate accepted. Extraordinary expenses claimed by Nate French administrator of Erastus Dexter estate. A fire incident caused facial injuries at William Boehin Rochm grocery. Joseph Leno suffered mouth injuries while attempting to scale a vault.
Text refers to releases from jail and hearings in progress. Mentions Floyd Gite case and vacated actions. Says Leonard McDonald as trustee vs The D Shafer Company settled out of court. Partial, damaged OCR flags incomplete details.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church choir in Lancaster under Min Irene Appleton Butler will perform a program at the Trust Methodist Church Sunday at 7 o'clock. Selections include Bondage Came by Page, Test on the Tard by Mendelssohn, Unfold Ye Portals by Letmed, and Fare Not Ye, Gafrael by Buch. Mrs Fred Shester and Mrs George Appleton will sing, with Mrs Fred Wallace on organ offering Veo by Tiaveinger and Furde Triumphal Marek in Harris.
Beulah E. Cordray sues as personal plaintiff to foreclose land against John J. Woelles executor of Frank M. Mathyus and Bette Joan Mathews minor. Herrbert J. Howard awarded 214638 dollars against John Hixson by the court. Bond of 500 dollars posted by Andy Lasko. trial set for March 15 in Common Pleas Court on failure charge.
Incomplete readable text discusses service status and performance goals. Mentions Bax M Tie Mere and requests for improvement. No clear names, places, or concrete events available.
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