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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1931
Page
7
Readable phrases hint at a discussion of economics and policy with references to bonds and banking. The garbled lines mention German bonds, a strong impact on finance, and a distant stage event, but many portions are indecipherable.
The Boyles-Williams reunion was held Sunday at Lewis Grove with many families attending. Officers elected included Mr TC Bowles as president and Mrs Bessie Carm er as secretary. various residents from Newark Akron Columbus Athens Nelsonville and Marysville joined in the event.
Mrs Bing travels through Michigan giving ten lectures on Rural Child Welfare at Michigan State College East Lansing under The Child Welfare League of America led by Dr C Garetons with NY headquarters. She will return Sunday, July 28.
Ohio State University trustees order salary reductions for faculty earning above 2000 per seat. Effective July 2, those over 7500 face 10 percent cuts, salaries above 5000 to 87500 see 5 percent, and incomes between 600 and 5000 reduced by 4 to 5 percent amid tighter state appropriations.
State examiners report additional findings against David A. Breining former superintendent of maintenance and repair in the ninth division of the state highway department. Breining, whose home is in Wav, was implicated in a shortage case tied to a 313 626 listing and related med filings.
20 year old Princess Anna Troubetzkoy leapt from a 1090 foot Eiffel Tower parapet as onlookers watched. She had wed Prince Serge Gregory Troubetzkoy in New York last May and planned a Russian Orthodox ceremony in France.
A man received a three year term in Ohio Penitentiary after being convicted in Scioto County of embezzling $8,858 from state highway funds. He was identified in court records as the principal offender in the scheme.
Columbus July 21 despite council refusal to confer Sunshine Park sale to the Columbus Baseball Company, supporters say the issue will return next week. The council defeated a proposed ordinance for the sale last night and a similar measure a week earlier. Ash for 425000 Columbus July 21 flank by state officers of the American Legion, trustees of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home at Enta, Monday asked the state board of control for a total of 428000 for improvements.
Anne Adams presents a smart frock design with reinforced shoulder yoke and repeating lines. The all day frock comes in linen cotton shantung or crepe and is offered in multiple sizes with simple instructions and affordable pattern pricing.
In Chauncey, Dr Warren Sprague Chauncey preserves a 106 year old Dover Township justice of the peace docket dating back to 1819. The diary of Josiah True records early local roads and pioneer efforts, including True’s birth in 1776 and his leadership in founding the Coon Skin Library.
An advertisement urges readers to try Moone’s Emerald Oil for eczema and skin troubles. It claims high concentration, quick relief from the first application, and a money back satisfaction guarantee. The bottle is priced at 85 cents and is described as a clean antiseptic that penetrates without staining or residue.
Chauncey plans for the Busy Bee Needle Club annual picnic at the Athens Fairgrounds after a Friday night meeting at Mrs Lawrence Tennehill home. Attendees include Mrs Harry Swarts and children, Mrs Eddie Blackford and children, and several other members with their families.
July 21 Jimmie Courtright of Washington Pa returns home after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Jerrigon. He travels with Mr Jellison and daughter Reba Jellison who will visit Washington and travel to Chambers Dam Uniontown and the Cumberland Mountains Maryland.
John Wise of Crookville died at his home on 590 Monday evening aged about 0 years. He was born in Guernsey County and moved to this village in 1841. He married Ella Shanks in 1876 and ran a produce business for 20 years. He leaves a wife, two sisters, two daughters, 11 grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral in a Tuners parlor at 2 pm. burial at Ce Cemetery is planned. Representative Ohio Red Churches hold missions study in TIFFIN with Heidelberg College and Rev Knat trait named for youth group duties.
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