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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1934
Page
2
Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee hears brewers argue to amend the Liquor Control Act to restrict beer over 3.2 percent alcohol to bottle sales only. They say less than 20 percent of output exceeds 3.2 percent and draft sales would meet demand. High power beer would be limited to hotels and restaurants and barred on Sundays to curb violations.
Mr and Mrs Ford Friend celebrated their twenty six th wedding anniversary on Sunday March 25 with a birthday party for Goldie their daughter and fifteen young guests. Attendees included McCualsky Henderson Kincade Blair Nette Hayes Lewis Chute Chapman Bur dette Mewland Blake and others plus Mrs Vern Hayes and Mrs Mary Ater. Knights of the Crusaders to present a music and lecture program at the school auditorium Friday night with Buckeye Barenaders Damon Watkins and Benj Davis performing and no admission charged.
Broadwell girl Ruth White of Westland married Mr Harry Bri in a local ceremony. Ella Chaney of Athens and Freda Nice holdcroft accompanied the couple, with Ruth White noted as the Sunday suet of Mr and Mrs Bri. Mrs Little France is reported in ill health.
Eight Northeastern Ohio counties reported 20 of 1,296 state highway crashes in the first two months. Lake Geauga Summit Stark Portage Ashtabula Trumbull and Mahoning led the toll, while seven Central Ohio counties had the fewest incidents.
Isaac Going, a Black resident of Rome Township, pleaded guilty to taking four chickens from Fleming Tabier. Magistrate Cy Porter fined Going 990 and costs, sentencing him to jail when he could not pay. The court’s ruling suggests the birds cost more than 7.50 each once fines are added.
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