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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
6
The piece notes Sayre honoring a grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows with festivities including a Methodist related figure and local dignitaries. It mentions appointments, civic groups, a birthday dinner, and a service directorate, with references to community leaders and past grand members.
An OCR fragment references income, hoovers, and a person named Welso or El Hickas returning to Columb. The readable text is incomplete and unclear on specifics, with scattered names and phrases about friends. Further context is needed to form a precise summary.
Committees named by Watton League include key boards and panels. Appointments feature McKinerry and other officials guiding upcoming events and AGM planning, with oversight by Movals and related associations.
Old Timers routed Millfield 6 to 3 in a brisk hockey or lacrosse style game. Key players contributed through the middle and defense helped seal the win.
Fragmented text reports a death in Columbus and a meeting scheduled for tonight. The readable phrases include names like Martha and references to streets and a council or meeting in a Columbus area, with garbled dates and times.
Madison June 76 announces his candidature for the Republican nomination for governor. He vows reform including banking and public utility changes and fights corruption. He will oppose incumbent Walter Nohler seeking re election.
Harry C. Stutz founder of the Zoter Car Company died at Jet Hospital in Indianapolis after a trip from Orlando Florida. He was brought to Indianapolis Tuesday following an illness.
A bold claim promotes a fat reducing salt product as a weight loss cure for overweight individuals. The ad describes rapid results in weeks, urges daily use, and links benefits to multiple health issues while recommending a morning drink with hot water and a reduced sugar intake.
Ohio University students perform in a four part All Ohio Pageant at the National Education Association convention in Columbus. Prof. Harold Evang directs rehearsals with special costumes by Dean John F. Johnston. The program features 25 episodes across three segments, including The Ohio Company Settlement and The Ordinance of 1787.
Mrs. Charles Newman aged 95 of 95 South Lancaster Street died at 3 oclock this morning in Grant Hospital Columbus after a major operation performed Friday. Her husband and six children survive including Vitegene and Charles who are at home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later in Athens.
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