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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
6
New Wonderful MALILO GLO powder promises a youthful complexion and longer wear. It hides tiny lines wrinkles and pores and suits every complexion offered by D. Zenner Co.
Mrs E P Shrout entertained the Wednesday Needle Club at 11 Morris Avenue with four guests and members present. New Athens arrivals Mr and Mrs Tamsey and Mrs William Long joined as guests while Mrs L A Loel and Decker attended.
D of UV hosts and initiates delegates at veterans gathering in Lime June 12. Missionary Society of the Methodist Church plans a meeting at the church parlors with devotions by Mrs. D. HB. Green and a program on The Eyes of the Blast are Upon the Eyes of the Weak. News of Cyrus L. Hinel’s death noted as Central Hospital Hinckley closed Labor Day operations.
EMPORTIA Kans sectional bitterness over prohibition poses a danger to the nation. Journalist William Allen White warns the split mirrors pre Civil War tensions and calls for orderly government as the wets push for a nationwide vote.
Loans totaling $500,000 will aid Chio farmers for spring crops with fertilizer purchases. Applications filed today with H. A. McMun Pederat supervisor for ulic. Final loan date May 1 and repayments due November.
A second dividend will be paid to depositors of the Coolville bank, announced by Charles Lamper as receiver. A check for 68.0 represents about 21 percent dividend, with funds from the Cambridge announces. The bank in Hving sn County will be of currency, with over 1000 credits throughout Ate yhend, amounting to 7 ed last Septem 20 percent ber.
The piece notes a warm May day with tulip and bloom forecasts, a high thermometer reading yesterday, and rising river levels. It also mentions West Virginia deaf motorists organizing protest against a state road commission ruling denying driving rights, with the commission facing legal challenges.
The Board of Education postpones actions on teachers and budget items to June because of uncertain funds and taxes on intangibles. The delay mirrors issues faced by many Ohio towns as they await clarity from figures like W. W. Aukenbrand. The April teacher payment is affected by the postponement.
A May 1 meeting reviewed tax monies and clerk's accounts. The reading of prior minutes was completed and unpaid funds were noted for action.
A farmer in Morristown was killed by a bolt of lightning while tending cattle. Two cows were knocked unconscious as the storm struck, leaving others unharmed in the field. Local authorities investigating the incident.
Two women faced arraignment on charges tied to a picketing incident. Preliminary hearings set bail and bond terms as authorities alleged involvement in line duties and related activities.
A garbled report discusses a trio of men and one more individual linked to an event. It references names and a location, suggesting a contingent outcome or fate shared among the parties. The exact details are unclear due to text corruption.
A disjointed report mentions Fiery and Seonath ap Peer and related data work and debt notes. Authorities declare heightened tensions amid unrest and announce an inquiry.
The readable fragments describe a brief public notice or event item with names and locations unclear. The text provides limited concrete details such as a day context and possible parties involved, but key facts remain ambiguous.
Fragmentary notes describe Cooper and Myers in a scarce event with rare finetcs and a planned day TRE, suggesting an unusual meeting or market scenario with limited readable details.
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