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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1931
Page
7
Amos Parrish surveys summer beachwear and yacht outfits with Pirouette Pierrot pajamas featuring bold patterns, three piece ensembles, and nautical styles. He highlights Pierrot and Dutch-inspired cuts, one and three piece sets, wide hats, and practical yachting suits for a seaside wardrobe.
Genevieve Remble notes the lunar Uranus conjunction signals surprise and abrupt shifts. Expect radical moves, quick decisions, turmoil, and upheaval but avoid rash acts. Those born on this day face potential changes and restlessness unless disciplined.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier examination for New Marshfield. Applications must be received by June 26 1931, with blanks obtainable at New Marshfield not Athens. Exam dates will appear on admission cards about two weeks after close of applications. Salary on a 24 mile route is 1800 annually plus 36 per extra mile. maintenance allowances apply. Open to citizens domiciled in the local post office area for six months prior. Men and women may enter but sex may be specified by appointing officers.
Heavy rains over 36 hours have halted fishing in the Hocking River and nearby streams. The river runs unusually high and muddy for this time of year, after weeks of unusually large catches.
A colorful army of 2000 Knights of St John members swarmed the streets of Elyria in a historic parade during June.
Ohio Farm Bureau research director Cart J. Wea says farm buying must rise to support a recovery, with a plan to balance prices farmers pay with prices received. Prices paid by farmers are about 86 percent of prewar levels, while farm product prices sit around 74 percent, suggesting a broad deflation in farm purchasing power and the need for cost reductions and price adjustments across implements, fertilizer, and retail goods.
In a tense scene Mary and colleagues debate the ambition and fate of a young musician named Livia and the famous playwright Philip Ver ner. A telegram marked urgent reveals the push and jealousy shaping rehearsals as the master creator grapples with control, fame, and the promise of a budding career.
In a dramatic exchange, Madge resists a telegram prompted lecture while Lillian probes the message’s contents. Characters discuss decision making, Mary’s feelings, and concerns about a forthcoming telegram and its impact on plans and relationships.
McARTHUR June reports the U. S. Highway No BG Association annual meeting held in the Athens Chamber of Commerce room where officers were elected. Officers include President A Cooper Parkersburg West Virginia and various vice presidents and trustees from several states. Graduation attendance noted and local incidents referenced with injuries on a railroad crossing near Harden.
The agqute of troop No S will be held on the school grounds at Tomu duneti. If weather is unfavor able the meeting will be at the MOE Parsonage. The Seoute and former Scotte must attend June 11 to go to camp. New officers will be elected and the summer scout program outlined.
A conservation board announces new limits on fish catches effective June 1. The rule reduces daily allowances for several species including perch and sunfish, with a total catch cap across all listed fish. Possession limits are set at one person, with a two day maximum for most species.
Paris report notes Mile Mary ah acrenn at la Comedie and La Bouget Finid taxiing at 726 am as aviator De La Rochetts aims to break the straight line record in a sub 380 kilogram four horsepower engine craft.
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