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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1923
Page
2
Fragmented text lists names and terms like funds costs land and settlement. Mentions county and inheritance related items with unclear context. Readers should consult the original page for precise entities and actions.
A fragmented OCR item references a court and bonds linked to paving and road work in a township. The readable bits mention a national loan, a potential agency, and local authorities reviewing the project and funding.
Herb Sams Dave Bobo and Carol Reiser appeared before Mayor Gill after being arrested by Police Chief Parker and Deputy Sheriff Cady Sunjay for alleged craps gambling. They pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury on $300 bonds each. Ernest Van Dyke and Jack Sams were summoned to face gambling charges. Albert Gringin and Ducky Craig were ordered to appear on drunkenness charges after a disturbance at Tom Johnsons home.
The third address by Dr Charles Foster Went was delivered Monday evening in Ewing hall, Athens. Dr Kent spoke on Our New Understanding of Jesus and offered interpretations of contemporary Christology and Bible translations. He lectured to freshmen on College Problems stressing improved campus life through greater religious emphasis and will conclude with a Tuesday afternoon talk at Ewing Hall.
In Eastern Ohio the anticipated reopening of the Cargie steel works, idle since 1921, is expected to boost the mining industry. Hundreds of former steel workers have moved to mining and as many return to mills, leaving regular miners with only two days of work per week because of poor car supply.
A store thanks readers for support as they look back on the previous years. The message celebrates loyal customers and the store’s policy and service, expressing gratitude and hope for continued success through fair treatment.
A short pricing note highlights two value driven prices: $27.50 and $23.75, suggesting strong dividends and durable wear for buyers seeking reliable long term value.
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