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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1920
Page
3
A meeting of the Citizens League is announced for 7 p m at the Hyperion club. Mrs M H Hyde and Mrs Fy preside over afternoon events and roll call. The group plans a Thanksgiving response and expresses gratitude while aiming to mobilize the city. Announce marriage Miss Ethel Gibbs to Mr Jules met at Oak Cola.
Community notice announces sale events including Montauk Bracelet Hampden watches offered for sale. The listing mentions the Red Men’s hall venue and local organizers with contact details for bidders and attendance.
A new binding twine substitute has been invented for harvest needs in Barras. The cheaper filler aims to replace the usual strapping during griping and storage, potentially reducing costs for local farmers and traders.
A garbled notice notes prices for furs in Ohio, mentioning pre war values and future supply and demand expectations. The fragment hints at dealer outlook and market stability for pelts hides and related goods amid shifting conditions.
Ather events in Modoc include Sack Phillipe fracturing his right elbow and a man falling from a well after an engine house incident. In Columbus, residents note a week of notable happenings as Mr and Mrs H Margolin plan travel while others pursue higher degrees.
Fragmentary OCR text references oral business in CECAGD and a dubious date Nov 33 with mentions of a cod tat shop and rapen teynearing. No clear events, persons, or organizations emerge from the readable lines.
Nondescript OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear context. The text references a city and individuals but lacks actionable details to summarize a specific event or outcome. Further readable lines needed for a proper card.
Fragmentary obituary text notes a church member and former telecarrier worker. It references religious affiliation, personal beliefs, and a life remembered by the community, with damaged phrases and unclear dates.
Fragmentary notes describe a sack rush or game plan with unclear names and dates. The text suggests a probable event or matchup occurring this year, but details are incomplete and require clarification.
Fragmentary note reports Bert Hoover heading to the front with unspecified role as week progresses. No clear dates, places, or full context available.
An affidavit filed by Miss Mildred Mourn describes a dispute at the Glen Epon school house in Athens county. The teacher reports an assault by a mother and father who joined in the attack, leaving the teacher with a blackened eye.
Four farmers organize to combat low prices that threaten profit as they join a cooperative in Igt on. Lyman cites widespread losses and farmers report difficulty producing feed and stock at viable prices. Plans for stronger action to curb prices are announced.
May Oklahoma news brief notes Jake Scene as a local figure with unrevealed details. The fragment mentions a date and place but lacks context or outcome connections.
The patient rested in hospital as attaches describe a bullet penetrating Hamon's right side near the liver.
A stray OCR fragment notes a drive aiding Armenian and American Sunday school children. It mentions 100000 Armenian children and education, with effort labeled as a help in the East. The text is incomplete but conveys charitable education support.
After leaving church Sunday evening Ear Dailey found his Buick touring car stolen from a near church parking spot. Sheriff Parker and officers searched the area, tracing the vehicle to a plant site where others reported similar thefts. Investigators noted attempts to start the car and ongoing activity around the location.
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