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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1932
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note mentions an agency and a state but lacks clear names, places, or dates. Readable bits point to an administrative action amid a regional context, implying a local government or agency decision or filing. No verifiable entities or outcomes can be confirmed from the text.
The text appears as a garbled collection of phrases and labels. It mentions ages, rooms, a lane, and scattered names, but lacks coherent events or a clear person, place, or date to summarize as a news item.
A historical overview explains six known vitamins named A B C D E and G with emphasis on their sources in fruits, vegetables, and grains. It notes that yellow foods often indicate higher vitamin A content, that green vegetables are rich in vitamins A and E, and that yeast provides the strongest source of vitamin B, with egg yolk also recognized as a source.
The text outlines vitamin rich foods across groups. It lists fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, liver, yeast, kidneys, lean meats, milk, and fish as potent vitamin sources. It notes vitamin C and A and B groups' roles, with fruits and vegetables emphasized as daily staples. It ends with a sample MONDAL'S MENUE breakfast lunch and dinner items featuring cereal, toast, lamb, potatoes, peas, and dessert choices.
A vintage advisory explains cosmetic eyelash use, detailing how artificial lashes enhance eyes, application steps, and tips to avoid tired-looking results. It cautions on trimming, placement, and following directions carefully for best effect.
A fragmentary item notes Winnie Barnhill remodeling the Carthegr Gap Filing Station in the metropolitan area around Chicago. The text references a need for repairs and mentions a general statistic about cars in the region, all conveyed in a terse newspaper card style from reads 10K Girage.
Reported good attendance figures from Athens Junior High with many students named across grades. The list includes numerous students from seventh grade showing a broad participation emphasis and recognition of attendance honors across multiple classes.
Market reports show fat lamb prices fluctuating through the week with reduced demand and a sickly condition in the prior week. Prices fell to low cents per hundredweight but improved on some grades as buyers reassessed, while overall trade remained cautious and eroded by weak consumption and rising costs.
February saw 56 deaths to 3 births in the county led by Athens. In Athens City two births occurred and seven deaths, York Township reported the most births at ten. Athens had the peak deaths at 23. Twenty four communal disease cases were logged countywide, with ten in Athens City including mumps, scarlet fever, syphilis, and whooping cough.
Examination dates for 27 different state service positions were announced by Ralph Smmons, chair man, and A P Sandles, member, of the State Civil Service Commission. The tests, to be held March 2a and Wednesday March 30, aim to fill diverse classified state service roles.
A fragmented report outlines a Peruvian plotter facing a lengthy sentence after connections to a wider conspiracy involving government agents and criminal networks. The piece references multiple individuals and institutions across health, education, and state departments, with unclear specifics and job titles.
Members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows assembled in Albany the Vuens chapter for a meeting with numerous delegates listed by name. Attending lodges from Marsitteeld Carbontale Stewart and others reported rites and attendance as the first degree was conferred and several officers and members were noted from multiple lodges in good standing.
A Notre Dame and St Mary study examines what college men and women value in a mate. Key traits include honesty, loyalty, adaptability, and social ease. The report notes expectations around intelligence, conversation, dancing, appearance, and readiness for marriage.
Miss Ann Keating librarian at Edwin Watty Chubb Library praises small town life. She emphasizes tree shade and lawns, the slower pace, and community bonds as key joys. Personal connections with residents enrich her work and deepen understanding beyond city life.
A community ceremony in Athens plans to plant elm trees at the West State street area to memorialize 10 Civil War soldiers buried there. City officials, school leaders, veterans and local clubs will participate, with mayor and civic figures listed as organizers.
Fragmented report from the capital notes attendance and leadership quirks in the Minnesota assembly. Speaker Garner’s name appears missing on the roll while members exchange brief remarks and cigars in a tense session.
OCR fragments describe a regional election event with absentee votes and declarations. Mentions a group related to Wells or West Virginia like Viepinia and a House session, with notes on extraordinary voting margins and sudden orders. Details are unclear due to garbled text but suggest broad public interest in the election outcome.
Florent Trin hosts Welne day tea at her home with Mr Iom Banehmnan presiding. Local residents join celebrations for births and anniversaries including a eight pound baby named Lewis Heney, and notes on family visits, hospital stays, and community events across Coulie Ridge and Midileputt.
An advertisement touts a new medicine promising relief from stomach trouble and constipation. It urges readers to visit the store to learn more about Qu lcis Cut Hote Ada and how it can aid well being.
A crowded Sunday at Scatter Ridge included visits from Mr and Mrs J and others. Residents from Strouds Run and Patch Creek joined in a neighborly day hosting at various homes and the Inn Hotel. Conversations touched on local visits, family arrivals, and upcoming events with several guests noted.
A fragmented, unclear text fragment discusses fatigue, energy, and misaligned phrases. It mentions pills, boxes, and advice, implying concerns about food energy, drugs, and broader health topics without clear events or quotes.
Fragment reading shows a social event at a residence with Mr and Mrs Milan Frost and guests. Names include Mr and Mrs William Reiter and Mrs Golda Rankuika of Sand, with references to a Sunday gathering at Athens and a home setting.
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