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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
6
A farm course will be offered with a focus on agricultural techniques and marketing. The program includes selected lectures, practical training, and related classes taught by school staff to prepare students for industry roles.
May 22 event details for the Alumni Association of Medan Unite with a social hour at the Methetist Church. The program includes a dinner at 8 o clock and a ceremony led by the treasurer. Speakers and a musical program are planned with Rev Zimmer as conductor and Miss Frege Eckith assisting.
The article invites veterans to a gathering in Mellonville on the 13th. It notes involvement by local veterans groups and affiliated legions, with plans for ceremonies and recognition of service.
Funeral services are planned in March for Merrie and Carl Com. The Rev. FP Prifgen will officiate at Beles Cherch Te 7 OT A M. Burial will follow at Greener en PFuveral. Details note Mr and Mrs Silas Coen as survivors. Greendawn is the burial site.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a building issue connected to the Mur ray Cry Fire Department. A case opened, with one clerk involved.
A gathering at the home of Mrs Fu Ante Lurkeioo Tossdey features music by Wat and Trac Wheeler. Attendees include Verma Lacy Mrs Ber Crttean Mow Ertel Metheny and others in a communal service with songs and prayers.
The report highlights a military training camp near Xelsonville with varied programs for attendees. It notes courses in Seer service and physical exercise, swimming, wrestling, and field activities, plus afternoon classes and evening recreation.
A report notes a novel design plan to carry passengers in the wings of a aircraft. The feature aims to transport up to 200 passengers and includes a testing phase to evaluate safety and feasibility.
The fragment notes a March 22 election with shifts in voter support. About two in ten voters oppose an Eighties amendment while five in ten back reform. The text references proposed limits on expenditures and a mix of corporate and literary topics, though readable details are sparse.
Philadelphia returns show Richard Pinchot leading in the Republican race for governor as voting patterns indicate a strong path to the nomination. Charges of ballot tampering and irregularities surface amid the January to November election cycle, prompting calls for scrutiny.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Chinese government campaign against northern forces. Names like Fen Msi-Shuan and Peiping are mentioned with references to Shans and Feng Tu-Heang, signaling an early stage of a broader war effort and government actions in Peiping.
The census shows Cleveland’s population at 621 thousand in ten years with minor growth and LA redefining regional rankings. Officials note shifts in demographics and urban patterns affecting local planning and resources.
A newly formed Ohio Farmers' Association is organized to oversee and manage elevator operations. The group aims to consolidate grain storage and distribution under a central leadership, with officials including Herter as secretary and others named in the incorporation filing.
All but one of twelve rebels who escaped from the asylum were recaptured Wednesday and three days later were returned to the facility. The incident prompted tighter security measures at the institution.
UK Republican leaders split over a tariff compromise advanced by Hawley and Mearns. The plan, backed by Hawley, seeks presidential power to approve tariff changes and lets the tariff commission adjust rates within a set margin. Opponents urge further assurances before the Senate report is released.
One thousand copies of the 133 Athena, Ohio University yearbook, titled Cutter Hat of 1819 and Cutter Court of total, were printed and placed on sale today. The project was produced by Ohio University students under Mary Brisom’s supervision. The Silver Mirror section and opening features receive praise. charcoal sketches and portraits of campus buildings are included. the volume has 168 pages.
An old classified snippet advertises a used car with two rear seats and low mileage, priced around $235, plus a cabinet grant offering items for sale at $129, and a $4.60 room house with bath basement and garage.
Clarissa J. Beck age 28 pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to embezzling more than $26 from the William J. Pocke Sere Pax ing Company funds. Her husband Roy Beck faced charges alleging he influenced his wife. Beck was held on $5.09 bond.
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