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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1930
Page
14
A hardware firm advertises long lasting lawn mowers with four blade ball bearing and plain bearing models. Clean Kut plain bearing wheels priced at 5.08 and LaSalle 10 inch ball bearing at 7.60. Also promotes extra large blue pies and fish dinner.
Market reports show cattle and calves steady with some gains in hogs and lambs. Prices listed for eggs and poultry vary, with eggs higher and poultry mixed. Trade activity calm as buyers and sellers assess spring demand.
Miss Thelma Thomas Ohio University vocal student will give a recital at 7 tonight in Music Hath Auditorium. Alberta Kimerline pianist accompanies with selections by Mozart Scarlatti Handel Haydn Schubert Scriabin Debussy Grieg and others.
Oklahoma City authorities hunt for the cause of a blaze that leveled the Stockyards Coliseum, a $250,000 structure, killing five men. Fire investigators work amid the aftermath as officials review possible sources.
Athena High School stages Captain Applejack a three act mystery comedy by Walter Hackett. Rehearsals finish tonight with seniors LaVern Hunsicker Owen Finaterwald Delbert Howett George Hutkoskie Everett Barnhart Kenneth Smith and Robert Gullum in the pirate roles. Directors A A Nellis announced the cast and crew including stage hands and prompters.
London May 28 Guy Goff wife of West Virginia's U S senator was among eight American women who curtsied before Queen Mary seated on a golden throne during the third Royal Court of the season at Buckingham Palace.
Judge L G Worstell of Athens County Common Pleas Court announced his candidacy for re election this fall for the August primaries. A 28 year Ohio University graduate and former partner of Jones Worstell he has served two terms on the bench and remains active in local and state politics as a vice president of the Ohio State Bar Association.
Charlies P. Kircher of Athens and his son John were badly injured late Tuesday noon when their car careened on Highway 10 between Rushville and Lancaster. Kircher suffered severe abdomen injuries and cuts, while his son received multiple bruises and contusions. Both were hospitalized or remained at home per report.
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