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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1930
Page
17
In Louster on June 25 authorities seized a 30 gallon still and mash remains found in nearby woods. Suspected parties were arrested and charged with illegal liquor activity. details show a man named Morris of Mingae also faced drunkenness charges. Parents and local residents visited this week with the Palmess family and others at the scene.
Residents report a shack fire on Sataymit Street near the Merghah ease Buildings. Firefighters extinguished flames after a passerby raised an alarm. Investigators note the origin unknown but believe children at play contributed to the blaze.
June term events report shows GAYLE to speak as a representative of Woo Merde reo at a chain store forum. Arson case details referenced with Bello Walit, Val ished by Mr Gasle. Meetings set for 1 and 5 in the afternoon at locations Salsa, Athens.
Two men from Oakdale were arrested after a stolen tub of fat lard and a search led to police action. An employee reported details as officers recovered the tub of lard near a bakery. The Marian Woman was named in the search warrant context and investigation continued.
June 25 report states councilman Trashtie plans to hire four or five watchmen to guard the alleys and streets at night in the business district. Mayor's office to issue notices on Wednesday at 7 o clock for applications. Fire protection mentioned as a priority alongside night watchmen.
A fragmentary local item notes appreciation from a club in Tremortsl Merctoes 61 dige Mo for Sunday services and community aid. It references residents visiting Columbus and Columbia, a council short session, and mentions births, visits, and local interchanges. The text is garbled but preserves names like Jos Gsemsa and Ossian, and events around a church or club affair and public thanks.
A jumble of names, places, and events appears with partial notes on community figures, meetings, and a mining related scene. The text lists individuals like Mrs daming Mewlure and A. Le Smith and touches on church, scholars, and factory activity amid scattered phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions people including James aid athe peta enn Howard Kivkis and Misa Bere hee Sthoval. It references Coluth and a few names such as Mr and Mrs Wilvert Chivers in a poetic context. Summary focuses on the readable names and possible relations without overclaiming.
A fragmented local notices page lists residents and visitors in the Richland Avenue area. Names include Miss Zoe Ellen Banfield and Luella Riciey with others from DLltetarhe and nearby towns visiting relatives and friends. Several households in Columbus and nearby locales are mentioned as hosting or receiving guests at homes and socials.
Obituary fragment mentions Kimberly Tipe Saat and relatives, with scattered names and relationships. Core details are missing or corrupted, including survivors and path to death. The readable portion notes a mother and siblings and a caregiver, with an unclear concluding line.
A fragmentary report lists Governor George H. Dern of Utah as host for a 1939 governors conference in Salt Lake City. Attendees from 23 states are named, including Marc King Trane McPherson and Dorothy Ackley. Readings and musical numbers feature Gladys Collins and Bertins Collins among others.
Strouds Run and Mrs Jesty Bennett visited with Hette Woodyard at Chesterki Sunday. Various locals hosted and spent time with kin and friends including Mr and Mrs Dillinger, Nurse Siss Matte Linscott, and the Dowler families. Appears as a stitched local social roundup from June with multiple visits, refreshments, and family connections.
Burr Oak residents and relatives including Cora Williams and sister Mary Post attended Tuesday afternoon. The Dew family visited Elley Dew and Mr. Mrs Cecil Dew over the weekend. A church event named Children’s Bay is planned at Spencer Ridge Church on Sunday night June 2. Fave Ivers family spent Sunday at Oakdale visiting Eva Ivers’ parents. Mrs Eva Ivers hosted visits from W A Hogsatt and Jane Morris of Gloucester. Del Deware children at Sieses Plant called on Grant Posts Wednesday. Brte Oak area notes June 8.
New Marshfield notes Summit Grange will serve ice cream at the Grange Hall on July 4 evening. Tickets will be sold for a play to be given by the Grange soon. No first annual Pidcock family party held Sunday June 22 at Edward Pridcock home. Officers elected for next year include President Mrs Augusta Rhodes and Hurley Pidcock as secretary treasurer. Next year’s meeting place to be the home of Mia Alice Thader at Orient. The group also plans annual fair. Members present included Mr and Mrs Hurley Pidcock and families.
Mr and Mrs Robert Zimmerman and many relatives from Toier Ridge Me and Cantor Vi with numerous children visited kin in Marshfield and Athens. The party joined the Peatty reunion week and Mrs Straight and daughter Elsie accompanied by Harold Stright returned from London. Several locals, including Miss Mary Mudge and J Lewellyn, were noted at various gatherings and doctor visits.
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