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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1930
Page
3
War veteran Garnen bble reports in The Messenger from Nelsonside that a former mail carrier has resumed route duties. Officials note reliability and community support as key factors in reinstatement.
In Nelsonville on November 20 the church service will announce a housing campaign promoted by local ministers and the community council. Posters have appeared in city windows as part of a push to inform families about available home buying options and related discussions planned for the coming week.
The community gathers for a funeral service for Kor Willa Malehelt at Central Church. Attendees include family, friends, and local figures as hymns are sung and prayers offered, with memorial remarks emphasizing hope and community support.
Nov 29 report on a local school gathering where Walter Horiee and Athens Byl Relianl are listed as speakers. The notes mention a division at visual element and a planned illustrated talk, with members expected to attend and respond to the event.
Injuries reported to Ed Byers at Mine No 475 in Milled where he was employed as a miner. The same edition lists Boy Scout Troops from Ledon Hall activities in Allons and Denison, with advancements tests, leadership changes, and upcoming merit badges. Community notices include lodge lectures in Nelsonville and a family Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Amos Steenrod and others in the area.
A long list notes Mr and Mrs George Johnson hosting a Thanksgiving dinner at their West Franklin home with numerous relatives and friends from Columbus, Newark, Zanesville, and beyond attending. Other entries record extended family visits, travel, and births in Haydenville and Columbus during the holiday week.
Mrs Emery Shaw, 08, died after an illness at home on Perry Street. She underwent a major operation at Colinas Hospital. The funeral was held at 2 pm at the church conducted by Rev Charles RL Gihaniner. She leaves her husband and children Cathrocne, Lester, Ward Shaw, and others.
A long list of relatives and friends from Nelsonville and surrounding towns visited family members over Thanksgiving. Residents near Columbus and Detroit hosted guests during the holiday week, sharing meals and gatherings at multiple homes including the Wend, Morris, Lehman, and Michaels families.
Hall Hallado is reinstated as a mail carrier after a civil service ruling. The decision allows him to resume duties on Route No. 4. He had previously served in the classified service and will return to work in early December in Nelsonville.
Aliss Marie Pospichel daughter of Albert and Shestnat Pospichel and Walter J. Muar son of Edwin Mular were wed in a ceremony at the Drosha church in Athens Turkey. The presiding minister and a few attendees witnessed the event. The couple plans to reside on West Open Avenue Colt bars.
Mrs ukha pig outlines state department efforts to use educational talks on wealth and finance for high school students. Cartwright has advised Ubages pupils for 15 years, appearing with Scout leaders and community figures to promote reform and healthy habits. Wawa, Namo Paddeck and Tunney were noted as impressive in attendance.
The YMCA notes report progress this week toward a wage plan for workers, with most members approving gradual increases and no single cut. The group aims to clarify subscription plans, urging regular employees to pledge amounts like six dollars, with monthly totals to be set and payments to be made promptly.
In Nelsonville on Nov 2 at the high school a humorous skit featuring Pattie is presented. The crowd cheers as local figures like Mary Bowen and Margared Johnson Spike are named among principal voters and participants in the event.
A garbled OCR text fragment shows numerous names, phrases, and scattered terms in no clear narrative. It resembles a theater program or script notes with misread characters, random capitalization, and broken sentences, lacking coherent events or structure.
An editorial piece reflects on courage, unity, and resilience amid social turmoil. It notes leaders, communities, and institutions striving to heal divisions while urging readers to act with empathy and resolve. The author emphasizes informed civic engagement and hopeful perseverance.
Nulaomtle Nov 29 Thistl Hunter Ginn entered a gate view charged with driving while intoxicated. He was fined 100 dollars and costs. license suspended for eight months. He was taken to County Jail after failing to pay the fine.
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