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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
12
Local reports detail rapid progress on the Logan High School improvement project including removal of old portions and new construction work. The update notes a yearlong effort with plans for completion and employment of workers, along with community notices and ads within the school district newspaper.
A late week summary reports several cases removed from the Germinn Blea Court docket and others reassigned for heavy driving matters. Settlement terms noted in the Live apprenticeship of Inte of Wo 8 and Creer altip, with a decoy holding on a petition against Wright and others. The Walling UG Mivents case moves to abate with magistrates ruling against the defendants.
Fragmentary text reports a magistrate named Whikehart or Whikeharg and a test performed by a named official. Details are garbled with many misspellings and missing context, making it difficult to confirm event, date, or location.
The Athens Messenger reports a Chauncey charity dance to benefit local pickets. Funds raised will support community members affected by labor actions and promoted by area organizers.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names places and tokens with no clear narrative. It mentions people such as Devaney Mire Savas Shafey and Andrew Simpions and places like Sderot and Waiht but lacks coherent events or dates. The fragmentary text resembles a chaotic catalog of terms rather than a complete story.
Brother of Chauncey mayor is injured in a crash. The incident occurred near Newt Carnie with local officials responding and reporting one seriously hurt. Further details about casualties or official statements were not provided in the readable text.
Readable fragments describe a Children’s Day event at The Plains with performances by Maria Masters and Poet Phebe, plus guests Avie Redmon and DIRK. The notice mentions suppers, readings, and a springtime program with various speakers and activities.
The article reports a woman burned in a house incident on June 2 atLowan. Mrs Dollison sustained back burns while her husband aided and a physician attended her care. Residents and family helped extinguish a small blaze and efforts were made to treat her injuries.
A summary of a local church service at the Fe Presbyterin Church in Logan with attendees and remarks by officials. A death notice follows for Ava Tere rhe Toed, wife of Branty Haid, in New Straitsville, with funeral plans and a site for a future wedding in the area.
In Glouster today miner leaders announced a large meeting at Mallight to discuss a picket duty plan for Thursday. Willam Murrin secretary of the sale committee urged miners to attend and support the action as prominent members promised broad participation.
Union 648 announces a members meeting to elect officers and discuss clout and other important matters. The session aims to set committee roles and address dues and duties for the upcoming term.
Fragmentary notes show a June meeting with names such as Karlen and Sayre and mentions of new members and officers. The garbled text lacks coherent events or outcomes, making it difficult to confirm date, place, or purpose of the gathering.
Chaotic OCR text shows backers in Chicago rallying for a Roosevelt nomination. Mentions Democratic support, consolidation efforts, and expectations of an early lead, though content is fragmented and hard to parse.
The Black Hawk 4-H Club plans a Friday meeting at Merrick and Barren School. Attendees included Charex Linte Hagus Luss Hagts and Frebs, with Jack S attendance noted. A new officer or chair was appointed for an event to be held later.
New York police report a high ranking racketeer known as Higgins was shot Sunday afternoon in a street ambush aimed at wiping out his family. Higgins, after promising to attend a recital with his seven year old daughter Joan, shielded his wife and mother in law as gangsters fired from two cars. He died at the scene despite efforts to reach him.
Washington dispatch reports that the bonus expeditionary force threatens to back a new party or form one unless the Democrats approve immediate payment of the 2.4 billion dollar WWI bonus. Army leaders claim about 20 000 troops are encamped in the capital amid rain and crowded shelters while deserters increase since the Senate defeated the bonus last Friday.
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