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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
8
Natalie confronts Alan over trust and a past love as he reveals there was a girl other than Bernadine. The couple wrestles with pain, truth, and the possibility of life apart or together after a turbulent betrayal.
A woman's shock deepens as she learns Alan's confession of loving another, reopening old wounds tied to Bernadine Lamont. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as she processes the revelation.
An 85 truck federal convoy with 1286 soldiers moved through Athens yesterday on the way to Baltimore. The group started at Jeffersonville Indiana and spent the prior night in Marietta. The transport trains a school outfit of the regular army to train troops in transport work during the summer using Route 50 due to the National Pike reconstruction.
Four river craft were stranded on Bonanza Bar near Portsmouth Ohio as the Ohio River reached 6.8 feet the lowest in ten years. The Ed Kenna the Senator Cordell the Otto Marnet and the A C Indersoll were blocked between Cincinnati Covington Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh Portsmouth. Grounding could halt river traffic for about a week.
Pittsburg men travel by train to Gallipolis and declare the Ohio River panorama from Mound Hill Cemetery the finest in the valley. An investigator later maps the route via State Routes 7 and 141, noting five mile distant river scenes and bridges at Pt. Pleasant with West Virginia hills beyond.
The description reads like a relief map with receding hills forming a rim around a fertile valley five miles long and a mile wide. A moving camera view follows the river as it skirts the Ohio bluffs then cuts toward West Virginia, interrupted by trees, then returns into view and fades away.
Columbus reports approval by directors of the Union Depot Company to construct a new umbrella shaped train shed at Union Station costing about 750000. Construction will start immediately, razing of the 60 year old shed to follow, and an enclosed walk to High Street was not included.
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