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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
13
Fragmentary text mentions Chey and others in a puzzling phrase. The readable portions suggest a riddle or stray quote without clear context or event. Further context needed to determine a concrete reportable item.
Traveling bag containing clothing found. Owner may identify and pay for the ad. Contact number 24631 for claim and details.
Roy Glenn of 176 Terrace Street Nelsonville offers a coal range in good condition for sale.
The Seventh Ohio U S Volunteer Infantry reunion is set for Mansfield during the United Spanish War Veterans Encampment from June 15 to 18. The Seventh Regiment Association plans a June 17 reunion after the department parade. Capt. William L. West and Capt. Tiffin Gilmore lead the group with members from multiple towns.
Fifteen new uniforms were purchased for members of the Girls Life Saving Guard by the Salvation Army last week. Reciters who passed beginners tests including Bible memorization and sewing tests received the garments. The uniforms were worn for the first time in the Memorial Day parade.
Under an order of sale issued by the Common Pleas Court, William Williams, Sheriff of Athens County, will offer three tracts of Ohio University leasehold land at public auction on June 28, 1950, at the courthouse door in Athens. The three tracts total about 72.6 acres with detailed parcel descriptions and appraised value. Cash only. Wayne Wingett and M. P. Hughes accompany the sale.
The State of Ohio Athens County Common Pleas Court case 14521. The McArthur Savings and Loan Co. v Harvey T Phillips et al. An auction will be held at the court house door in Athens on Saturday July 1930 at 1 PM for the property at 44 Columbia Avenue Athens Township Sycamore Heights Addition lot 1917. Premises appraised value cash only sale. Deputy Wingett and Attorney Wollen Weider listed.
Burr Oak residents Mr and Mrs Guy Dawson visited Mr and Mrs Grant Post on Sunday. Blanche Dennis Grace Ivers and James McArtors of Hemlock time with Eva Ivers. Decoration Day services at Dew Cemetery Friday afternoon drew a large crowd. Juanita White of Cleveland returned after two weeks with her parents. William White of Mid Hocking Enis Embry of Hartville visited in Zanesville with her brother Eugene.
J Club, a new men's honor society formed two months ago at Ohio University, was approved as a campus organization by the Campus Affairs Committee. Eligibility requires campus leadership and notable activities. current members include president Tom Byrne and vice president Michael Graban with secretary-treasurer John Alden, plus eleven others from Ohio and nearby states.
Two Indian girls testified they were hired by federal agents to buy liquor as evidence against bootleggers and were held on a charge of intoxication in Omaha Nebraska.
The British royal family gathered at Buckingham Palace to extend congratulations to King George V on his sixty fifth birthday. The event underscores a ceremonial show of unity and royal regard for the monarch amid national celebrations.
Fragmentary OCR note lists a southbound departure number and Athens location with unclear railway terms, offering minimal readable details.
Northbound No.3 leaves Athens 5:35 p.m. and No.87 departs 6:30 p.m. daily. Southbound No.20 arrives Athens 10:60 a.m. and No.86 runs daily at 8:38 p.m.
The Ohio University dramatic group performed East Lynne for the Athens Rotary Club at Hotel Berry noon Tuesday. They wore period costumes and sang songs from the era and will repeat the play at Memorial Auditorium Saturday night. Cast included Jean Rauch Irene Cowen Marian Stanley and Margaret Laverty with Mrs Frank X Rauch and Harold Evans organizing.
The Ohio State Department of Education announced 4 June that scholarships totaling $20,000 will be awarded to Ohio high school seniors next September. Ninety scholarships are pledged with more expected, and 2,993 seniors entered the first statewide contest with 147 winners named to college presidents.
Archie Haynes formerly of West Virginia and ship in Athens County faced arraignment on a turkey theft charge. Bail refused, he waived preliminary examination and was held to the grand jury in Athens County Jail. Haynes, arrested by county authorities, allegedly sold the birds in Parkersburg after resisting arrest.
John Tippie of Athens was arrested Tuesday afternoon by police for larceny after allegedly attempting to take a revolver from a Kerrert Hardware Company showcase. Elmer Lockhart of Athena is named in connection with related charges.
Ngresa Me and RR Owen led on a wet track as results from yesterday's Democratic election trickled in.
New York trading opened with a subdued tone as investors pulled back amid a light, uneven session. Major losses appeared for several issues, with Westinghouse dipping about 1 percent and Vanadium easing to around 12 3/4, while American Can and Radio were down modestly amid overall weakness.
A fragmented ledger lists stock prices for Vercee and Co Atchison Topeka and Ganta Po along with Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio and Northern Pacific. It names Allied Chemical American Sugar American Telephone and Coos and Union Pacific among others with varied percentage figures and broken spellings indicating historical market data and corporate listings.
The readable fragments reference metal industry terms and political names amid garbled text. Mentions of regions or groups appear unclear, with no coherent events or dates extractable for a clear summary.
The readable text is garbled and provides no clear event, people, or organization to summarize. No concrete location or date emerges.
Readable text notes markets for eggs near the Pacific coast with unclear figures and times. Mentions 34s and G30 as possible codes or prices amid a general market decline.
A fragmented report notes nearby firsts in butter standards and ice by team. It cites 31 percent and 32c figures, mentions BJ firste, and references new nes ultry with a $40c price point.
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