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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1930
Page
5
Chauncey The Plains reports Monday church event as 1283 Way ads mention miners connected with Thy Reverend Courtues at Church of Chest.
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the Church of Christ in Chauncey for Mrs. Sarah Stalder a pioneer resident who died Saturday in Rockbridge. Rev Courtney and Rev Lock led the service. burial followed at Nye Cemetery beside her husband Benjamin Stalder. Survived by daughters Shellie Shaffer Maude Campbell Laura Ward Celia Simon Grace Hun and Mary Pierce.
The Ways and Means Committee and the Plains Parent-Teacher Association sponsor a benefit supper Thursday evening in Kish Echcot gymnasium. Lawrence Dut, 24, faces trial for murder of Roy Mrs. Marie Michael with jury deliberations tonight. Chauncey: Mrs Carl Conrad is improving after kidney surgery at White Cross Hospital Columbus. her husband Carl, son Franklin, and sister-in-law Mrs B H Fielder visited.
Mrs. Forsyth on State Street hosted a society evening for the Workn's Mu Chuo program. Miss Augusta Goddard read Beethoven related papers while students performed piano works and songs including Der bist der line and Old Black Joe.
A short notice reviews the Aurora designer ANNE AUAMS and the 1834 flare pattern from the Riessenger line. It notes fashion decree influence, distinctive cut, and practical style for contemporaries.
The Athens Messenger details a program by the Story Book Romance group at the Pallas Club with Mrs A F Hixson as host and Miss Jane Atwood and Mrs W Copeland as hosts. Monthly notes, guest visits, and society movements fill the page alongside patterns and party reports.
Readers urged to hurry as the dictionary distribution closes soon. The notice notes an early withdrawal date and directs readers to coupons and announcements for immediate possession of the volume.
Tiffin city schools close after a smallpox case prompts the city wealth board to halt classes until immunization of all pupils. Mid year exams were set to begin. C A Daugherty announces sheriff candidacy while denying a bid for that office.
Chauncey Dover High School boys upset The Plains Mish team 21 to 18 as girls basketball adds 43 to 23 win. Blue Devils girls ready to face Gloucester High School tonight in Gouster, per local report.
The planning committee at Ohio University approved floor plans for a new $300,000 library building to be placed at the northwest campus corner. The design mirrors the Alumni Memorial Auditorium in size and exterior, with space for reading rooms offices and stacks. Attendees included Dr. Lyran Miss Anne Stout Horakah George Parks and Prof Ta Addicout.
U S Senator Roscoe C McCulloch lauded Governor Cooper before the Portsmouth Club praising his administration. The speech highlighted Cooper s constructive record and business experience noting his repeal of the Fence Law and the Carpenter Act as key public utility reforms.
Bishop Edgar Blake of the Indianapolis Area and Miss Mary Jane Eaton of Circleville will marry at Mary Eaton’s sister Katherine’s home here late today. Blake has directed the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church since the death of Bishop Theodore S. Henderson.
Authorities investigate the death of Lucian Hunter age 63 in Stesbbenville near Smithfield. Police say a hit and run driver, 19 year old Fred Allen of Smithfield, struck Hunter while driving last night.
A week of naval discussions in London leads Reiats Hera to conclude that a six year cap on a combined limitation and reduction program is the maximum feasible trial agreement.
The attorney general seeks a ruling on how the states workers compensation applies to public employees. The case focuses on debt payments and potential overdrawn funds for public payrolls.
Madrid reports the civil dictator of Spain since 1923 has resigned after two days of uncertainty. The sudden move follows a morning meeting at the War Office with top army heads and the premier.
Fragmentary OCR recounts wheat price stability amid economic strain with references to farmers, markets, and a national inquiry. Vague mentions of figures and places imply a report on grain pricing and agricultural policy.
Fragmented OCR notes describe court house actions, property matters, and mentions of dates, entities, and names with unclear context. The text references a private property transfer and court proceedings, with several garbled terms and place names.
Rutherford By Hayes faces a $250 damages suit in a state park matter submitted by Cameron of Brecontt gate. The complaint targets Hayes's alleged improper private benefits from park lands at Fremont, seeks injunctions and a $600 bond, and cites misused park funds and improper contracts.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions antiseptic treatment and a skin condition with unclear details. It references a product or remedy, possible prices, and a wart or pimple reference. The readable portion provides no clear event, person, or organization to confirm a coherent news item.
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