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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
12
Frid ay is the final deadline for entering the vote campaign with petitions and signatures. Officials and candidates prepare for a key election push as deadlines approach, with local offices coordinating efforts and voter outreach plans through Friday evening.
Local Methodist Orchestra announces two upcoming concerts led by director Kate Reem. The group will perform Sunday night at 7:20 at the church fellowship hall with guest performers and a feature on historical works. A quartet of young soloists and several pieces are listed as highlights for the program.
The text outlines a club election with Helen Rochkest as president and mentions other officers including Wise Heles Dy Backerer and Mee Baze Armrtronk. It hints at a subsequent date for a meeting or next steps, but many words are garbled.
A meeting of 340 depositors was held at Courthonue with speakers including Mr Jenep and Mr Marto. The event covered testimonies and questions prepared for the committee on the revenue report and related topics.
The report lists several names and places including Logan, Bowen, and Miver connected to a petition and company matters. It mentions activities in New Britaville with a bridge party hosted by Mrs Edwin Ottatet, and social visits by Mrs HW Marcet and grandson Kiam Worvlard in Lesh.
A fragmentary note lists a concert tonight associated with Lawgan and a June Sperstisn event tied to Bipma Foe. Readable names include Gamat Borys Laren and references to a ceremony or presentation. Further details remain obscured in the OCR.
Market discussion outlines how tenders flow and funding sources for operation. May totals cited as 57 in Ev'lar Bright department collections. The report lists Donald Denny 21 and Louella Fevant 17 as residents connected to the area. The Rev H OL Geddes officiated a local ceremony.
A county sues an insurance company alleging mishandling of funds. The case involves a depository arrangement for certain funds belonging to Hooking Cesety. The petition claims penalties tied to a bond and a total fund balance as of September.
Local note outlines a quirky wager involving Duck, radio bets, and individuals named George Eberst and others. It references a residence area, a yard, and a timetable during an unclear event, with emphasis on a home setting and a partner named Leasigute. The fragmented text hints at an informal bet and a casual scene around a roof or yard gathering.
Local pageant preparations and community meeting outlined for Centreville area with accompanying details on regional events. Delegation plans discussed and a schedule of civic actions includes merchants and state retail notes.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon sails on Cunard liner for England to attend Cambridge University and receive a graduate degree for his son Paul. He denied any intent to discuss financial matters or reparations with foreign officials during the voyage.
The community plans a June event with a program of duty, dances, and variety acts. Rotexiareiheste and Merelly will headline dances, with marching, singing, and a visiting show. The celebration emphasizes local honor and entertainment for all attendees.
A Dundas resident was struck by lightning near a residence, receiving injuries as sparks and a bolt caused a rapid fire and debris. Emergency responders arrived, treating the victim at the scene before transport.
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DeraM D. Cone and others report the death of Donald Collins in Kentucky. The deceased lived with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Willan in McArthur until age two, then worked in automobile agencies and packing. He leaves a widow, Miss Alice Gore of Port Arthur, and other relatives. A later note mentions a stolen and found abandoned ambush joy ride and a birth to William J. Jones at Mt Carmel.
The Twenty Millionth Ford car is presented amid ceremonies featuring Ford Motor Company officials and local dignitaries. Mayor and Ford executives participate as a parade proceeds, with a display at the Ford plant and a reception at the Forts Greantleid Memorial.
Police probe a fatal shooting involving a pair described as fighters or attendees at a pot event. Victims include Casio Urner and Keown among others, with examiner notes indicating a second homicide claim amid uncertain motive and scattered clues.Authorities weigh revised theories as investigations continue.
The Vatican and Italian government held formal talks and ended days of dispute. Officials described the session as practical and productive. Key leaders from both sides were present and planned further discussions in coming days.
An old ad promotes Hemroid treatment by J Leonhard's prescription as a quick cure for internal and external piles. It boasts relief from itching bleeding and protrusion, claiming internal medicines succeed where cautery and surgery fail. It stresses only internal medicine can reach the lower bowel and urges purchase from Quick's Rate Drug Store.
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