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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
9
The readable portions are sparse and garbled with numbers and stray phrases. No clear events, people, or places can be identified for a coherent summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local poll event with unnamed participants and unclear details. The readable bits indicate a gathering and reactions but lack concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
The garbled text appears as an OCR fragment with no clear names dates places or events. It mentions Brest and Roepe but provides no verifiable details.
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Chauncey Oct 22 Fifty bushels of apples have been placed at Chauncey High School for pupil use this winter. Chauncey men who helped pick the apples at a Meigs County orchard include Edward Miner St Elbert Minister Dow Pen Sh Rolland Miller William Howe T R Hamilton Dean Hamilton Charita Ogg Virgil Swart N S Harvey W D Hines and Burke Witham.
David Bryan of Chauncey, who celebrated his 101st birthday in April, is reported seriously ill with little hope for recovery. He leaves three sons James Bryan Nelsonville Charles Bryan and Joseph Bryan, all in Ohio towns.
In Chauncey Oct 22 a rambler rose bush at Edward and Mrs Jones Els Avenue is said to flower again this season. Daniel Smart reports a sassafras tree on his Chauncey farm near The Plains measuring five feet three inches in circumference. Willing Poco Missionary Class of Tenth Day Adventist Chauncey sponsors a Home Missions social at Knights of Pythias Hall Saturday with Indian songs by Indian doctor Enos Lookado, formerly Mrs Yellow Pog. No admission. Public invited.
Oct 22 Chauncey mine news lists ten operating mines including Hocking Luhrig Ohio No 1 Poston No 6 and Black Diamond with others like No LOX No 119 and No 2 Chauncey. Also Denzil Phil Ups of Chauncey recovering well after surgery at St Francis Hospital Columbus per parents.
Chauncey hosts a week of dinners and social events in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard of Altoona Pa. Guests include Elizabeth Knode Helen Howard John M Howard Alma Green and many local residents at homes in Ellis Avenue Converse Street Millerd Millfield and surrounding areas. Local figures Harry Moore Eva Smith and others also visit.
Report to the American Dietetic Association warns against extreme dieting. A safe plan includes at least two glasses of milk, butter, protein foods, leafy vegetables, and fresh fruit to maintain calories and disease resistance.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions home drug company offerings and a Minneapolis address.lega text appears garbled but hints at medical remedies and a guarantee. No clear person, organization, or event details beyond the place and motive of sale.
In Cleveland a new robot airplane control allows a novice to fly with a pilot present. The system uses an electrically operated robot to handle turns banks climbs and dips while the rider steers with a wheel. The device, from Otto W. Greene Elyria engineer, awaits Commerce Department inspection approval.
A city street riot of a temperamental heifer in Columbus disrupted homes and businesses for over a block. Three men and a squad car containing police failed to restrain the animal until cow hands finally roped her.
Athens and Morgan County officers worked together to expose thefts in the area. They secured warrants, searched the Sylvester Wilson barn, and arrested Floyd Carter while pursuing other suspects connected to a Jacksonville store robbery and missing Elmer Wilson.
Mrs Gar net Meade hosted a birthday party for her daughter Mary Louise from 4 PM through Monday afternoon. Guests included Ellen Winters, Dorothy McLaughlin, Ruth Edwards, Bob Truax, Phyllis Elelomar, Margaret McGin, Doris Wolf, Eldon Parks, and many others. The event featured games, contests, and a large birthday cake as part of refreshments.
A village gathering reunites Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Pedicord and others with friends following the death of Mr. Morgan. The text notes moves to Glouster by the Kittle and Alins families and mentions ties to local businesses like the Atina Store.
Marie Charlotte de Goller Davensport, aged 107, declares her long life qualifies her to speak plainly to Columbus residents. She criticizes the crowd as mean and unintelligent, saying people lack courage and speak up only to avoid losing money, while a local speaker, Aime Davenport, plans to address a group of women.
Marybelle Maxwell leads a Halloween party at the Salvation Army Haliding on West Union Street for Sunbeame girls aged six to twelve. A prize will be awarded for the best costume.
Misty ad-style note claims Zemo clears pimples rashes and blemishes quickly. It touts twenty years of soothing antiseptic effect and promises relief from itching irritation and rough skin with a claims heavy on benefits and low on specifics.
Sacramento police mobilize all forces after reports place Winnie Ruth Judd in Northern California. tip from Merced couple claims a woman resembling Mrs Judd was brought to Sacramento, with earlier sightings in Visalia and a highway pickup near Fresno.
A damaged snatch of text mentions a woman seen at cabane 3 Fresno and Sacramento area patrols by state traffic officers. It references the Andersons, Vicaita men, and Ameren Lie igion men with claims about the woman leading the city at once.
A drug ad claims Allenia from iMeHeo Drug Co cures rheumatism within 43 hours with complete removal of pain and symptoms. The notice guarantees money back if not effective and sells for 85 cents through druggists.
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