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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1932
Page
10
A bustling theater page notes Lew Cody in F OHIO and George Arties in STIC at the Olan Theater with listings for other acts, parades, and show details including dates, seats, and dramatic previews. The column advertises matinees, reviews, and ticketing in a lively period style.
In Logan, observers note Ingalls leading over Gov. White in Hocking County as party alignment shifts. The sprawling county shows strong Democratic support amid unclear statewide trends and local campaigning.
An obituary-like fragment notes the death of Laurel Farmer amid references to Basle ER Srereie and multiple scattered names. The text is garbled and contains many unreadable sections, but several personal names appear alongside stray place names and dates.
The notice describes a local broadcast voting event and references several individuals and groups. Mentions of Logan Nev Pacties and Segen Meert appear amidst scattered names and terms, with unclear details on actions or outcomes.
Unclear OCR text shows scattered phrases and names. no coherent event details or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual item. The readable fragments do not establish a complete report or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR shows a corporate gathering with attendees including Goreee fireenwata Fae mit KR O Rhodesaunter De Junta Sierqwe Chance Rowe Matiy fom FP Meemartt Steam Rus Gad Bevevits Chevron Loti Te ieee and Botting. The text is garbled but indicates a rental discussion and potential bids.
A Lodi woman, Emne Bernice Smith, is charged with shooting her husband, Seth, at their home in Lodi Township near Carsertees. The incident occurred Tuesday around noon, with investigators citing a complex sequence of events inside the residence and a prior marriage history involving the accused and the victim.
Readable text shows funeral notice for an individual with references to attendees and a Jersey road, plus mentions of permits and a wake. Other lines reference a burial or memorial at a local place and names such as Aubrey and Rumiey appearing in a damaged section.
Zeki Bees, former Athens trick, built a larger herd with White Face Herefords. Purchases include cattle from Jones selection near Ssiem Center, Mess County, and the Beas herd is registered as the farm grows. Mr Bean, once with the Beckingers organization, now runs the 13 acre farm with longtime farm work.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an Ohio election with Democrats contesting governorship and state offices. References include Governor Franklin D Roosevelt era terms, George White, and a split party scene with mentions of state treasurer and senator elections amid committee actions and party lines.
The excerpt outlines a community meeting where Retarians discuss Red Cross relief needs and planning. It mentions a seminar and guidance for volunteers, emphasizing assistance to those in need. The text references Athens and a local council involved in organizing the effort.
Fragmented draft describes Roosevelt and Hoover in the 1932 campaign, noting Roosevelt’s expected victory and a pledge of a "new deal" as the nation nears March 4. It references Roosevelt’s return to office, Party splits, and proposals such as repeal of certain wartime measures and economic reforms.
An 87 year old resident in Nelsonville reports taking iron daily and cites improved energy and sleep after using a product from Vinci tron tome at The Gem Pharmacy. The ad notes local availability and positive reception of the supplement.
A fragmented notice recalls Armistice Day activities and wartime peace efforts. It mentions leaders and places, hinting at public ceremonies and memorial reflection amid uncertain dates.
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