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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1930
Page
5
Active Pi Beta Phi hosted a 6 pm Mothers Day dinner at 16 East Union Street with fifty guests and rose favors. The piece also lists attendees at the funeral services for Robert Wesley Davis and notes a newborn Kenneth Roy Wilcox in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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John Miller, a junior at Ohio University in 1929, has travelled to Jefferson City Missouri to begin work as an instrument man for the state highway department. Mr and Mrs IL Deissle and Mr and Mrs James Wilhelm with son James of Cincinnati, former Athens residents, visited over Sunday. The Deissles stayed with Mr and Mrs Harry McKinstry 107 East State Street. The Wilhelm family and their son were hosted by Mr and Mrs L H Smith at 110 Morris Avenue.
Premier Ramsay MacDonald summoned five chief delegates to a London Naval Conference meeting at 5 pm to discuss Dine and Grandi's proposals to adjourn the conference for six months.
Paris March 25 Briand told the Senate he hopes to end the French Italian deadlock at the Naval Conference and win a five power accord. He said a possible accord could set the basis for a final disarmament under the League of Nations and warned France will not sacrifice vital interests.
A quoted statement asserts that charges of obstructing the conference are unfounded. The speaker argues that they do not deserve the reproaches and defends their actions within the ongoing proceedings.
The Peoples & Drovers Bank with capital stock of 125,600 failed to open after suspension ordered by State Superintendent O. C. Gray. No official reason given, but believed tied to frozen wagers. Officers listed as Ray McClure president Earl McLean vice president and Floyd Eliott cashier. The bank was linked to a sensational Ohio robbery two years earlier involving 25,600 cash and securities.
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