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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1934
Page
12
The columnist reviews remarks by Senator Fess and Dr Super at a public gathering. He notes partisanship blinded by party lines, critiques of the brain trust, and questions about government work versus relief. He cites Lincoln Steffens on inequality and urges a more enlightened public consciousness.
Ellen Kittredge notes in Athens Ohio on November 2 1804 that modern society resembles ancient decadence with entertainment and food as distractions, suggesting a worry over moral decline and public apathy.
In this excerpt Griff accuses a woman of shielding Frank B Cathay while a criminologist hints he may be her father. The girl collapses in tears while Boone confronts her and a tense scene erupts with a warning to police headquarters. The piece ends with a note of future secrecy about Mrs Blanche Malone and a tangent about a Mexican cactus.
Local residents and visitors from New Brighton Pa Charleston W Va Racine and Great Bend gathered in the community this weekend. Mrs Hoback Mr Hoback and Mr and Mrs Ours joined relatives in Rutland Portland and Morris Chapel area for visits and social events. Proceeds from a Flatwoody School class social totaled 8.80.
Greendale pupils enjoy a Wednesday afternoon Halloween party hosted by Miss Joan Wright. Local births noted: Oct 26 daughter to Mr and Mrs Joe Mount with grandparents listed. Various visits and social events reference residents of Greendale, Nelsonville, Carbon Hill, Philo, Sistersville, and Gallipolis.
In Cincinnati on November 6 Dr. Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin urged the public to reduce artificial price fixing and pursue authentic freeing of business industry and agriculture. He warned against demagogues who promise the moon for votes and those who beat the drum for a return to tradition.
Mrs Parr of Alf Ted visited Reyhel and family with Miss Lyvonia Clary and Margaret Wells. Nola Will ang went to Athens for a event on Thursday night. Several persons attended Halloween in Pomeroy on Tuesday night including Mrs Bernard Eisels and Eiselstein. Carl Chris and Mr and Mrs Raymond visited the Galuping home of Mr and Mrs. Esta Wallace Spent Tuesday with his wife helping with a new baby. Edward Frecker noted a large moose and other game in a hunting trip. Margaret Emma Woods was taken Monday evening to a consul specialist for eczema care.
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