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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1930
Page
7
The Athens Messenger presents Pattern 1925 by Anne Adams for a sleeveless girl’s frock with pleated skirt and yoke. Sized 2 4 6, requires 2½ yards of 36 inch material for size 4. Pattern cost 15 cents, order from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
Judith Morley and Chummy recover memories of Alan Steyne in a Greenwich Village set story. Chummy awakens to Alan in her room, while Judy navigates love interests with Steyne and Vincent Stornaway as Bastien Dumont watches.
Ohio coal operators told the Interstate Commerce Commission that current rate differentials fail to give Ohio producers a fair share of lake cargo demand. Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky bituminous operators attended hearings, now the fifth review in seven years.
Clara Bow lounged in a Dallas hotel as her California studio sent her to Hawaii for a rest. She complained she is sick of the movie life and fed up with orders, saying she wants to quit taking orders and do as she pleases for a while.
The Public Utilities Commission today dismissed the complaint over the gasoline-electric passenger train operation between Tewnedo and Zanesville, closing the matter without further action.
Mrs. William Howard Taft widow of the late chief justice was granted the privilege of sending letters through the mail without postage on June 18.
Bobby Jones shot 17 over par at Wallasey Course to qualify for the British Open with a 36 hole total of 150. The June 18 report notes an indifferent round but confirms Jones secured a spot in the championship.
In Portsmouth on June 18, Dr. O L Kendhtly and wife were jailed after being convicted March 12 of practicing medicine without a license. They chose prison over a $250 fine and costs as ordered by the State Medical Board inspectors.
In Columbus on June 19 the complaint by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen against the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad alleging violation of the full crew law was dismissed.
Columbus June 18 Ebbert Elder 25 died here early today two hours after his automobile collided with another machine.
Cincinnati hosts the Ohio Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows for the opening of its ninth annual session, with proceedings set to run through Thursday. Notable attendees and agenda items were not specified in the readable text.
President Hoover pledged Coast Guard facilities to aid the search for eight persons missing since Sunday on Lake Erie. The U.S. government response aims to locate and rescue those presumed to be in the water.
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