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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1931
Page
32
Trial proceedings begin as Davis faces charges in a court session. Reported details show the defendant involved in a theft and related accusations. The case continues with jury selection and witness testimonies anticipated.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate two inmates died at the county home with references to dates and staff. details are unclear due to text quality. The report mentions a county facility, a February or January timeframe, and names partially captured as Logan and others. Further readable facts are scarce.
Readable fragments indicate a scheduled debate set for Thursday involving a topic about Athens. Details on participants or venue are unclear in the fragment.
Fragmentary report notes tangled aid talks and cabinet pressures amid a World event. Mentions Ras Tester Party and Civa Pentt with unclear roles.
The Trimvls girls defeated the Jacksons 7-8 in the first half and led in the third quarter at WL site. This win marks the first victory for Trimvls, upsetting the City League contest and topping the rivals.
A string of Sunday and weekday visits are noted across towns including Taylor Ridge Mrs. Robert Johnson and Mrs. Alex Brunten hosting guests, plus gatherings of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Welling and others. Various residents travel to Detroit and Holit Henry Burke returns after a month away.
Monday evening gathering at Mot. Bete Hyson home on North Westreet featured informal entertainment and substitute players. Attendees included Mrs. Charts, Miss s Temper, Miss Afary, Miss Teuise Chewelah, Mrs. f Vets, Mrs. Vetone Alera, and Mrs. Gouldsaly, with dinner noted after the event.
A partial OCR shows scattered phrases about meetings and individuals. The text mentions Mr Wate Porte, Miao and Mara, and references to War points and Verity of and far vision. Details are unclear due to garbled source.
Aeary Hutchinson of Carbon Hill and other guests visited Mrs. Molly Hardy and Mrs. Wil Buffington. Clarence Cooper and family recently visited her kin. Hadley Hawk is ill in a California hospital. J. Hawk and Owen Martin learned of a brother and son in law's death. Mrs. Tressle Arnett, a Columbus nurse, visits her parents two weeks. Various locals hosted Sunday visits with the Gabriels, Port Dickens, and families from Athens.
Readable fragments show mention of William and the Kaskethall, Mr and Mrs Ward Springer at Plas Rin, and references to a Frida from Mrs Myrtle. Other items include a Nemihe Clab and a Calumbhys, with unclear dates or actions.
Local residents report visits and gatherings across Murray. Mrs KH A and son Paul visit Alfred Marietta with family. Ladies Adult Bible Class hosts event at Mrs Robert Foster home Friday evening. Obituary notes for Marvin Asner announced with church services.
The narrative lists names of attendees at a social event at Mr and Mrs Lortridge's home on Friday night. Refreshments were served and several local residents and relatives are noted among the guests.
In a local game Friday evening the Mearthur High School basketball team defeated Zaleski by a score of 8 to 1. The page lists area residents visiting, hospital notes, and social mentions including Mrs. Louisa Qamilton’s return and local gatherings.
An OCR fragment discusses items related to poultry batter and wool goods. Mentions a bale of gendered wool with a 260 square foot measure and depth notes. References unspecified peters and a sonable pith.
The article lists visitors from Bishopville and nearby areas spending Sunday with relatives and friends, including J. W. Magis WLE and W Charles Mithoom. It notes a funeral for Wilford Ginidea and mentions social guests at Miss Jessie MeL dinner.
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