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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
5
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will meet Friday afternoon at the church. Mrs. B. Carpenter and Mrs. W. A. Matheny will lead devotions and the program, with Mrs. W. R. Phillips and her group as hostesses.
A fragmented entry lists Coolville to Mabel Buck 19 domestic work at Guysyville. Harve Sullivan 46 miner Buch tel to Leota Pickett 41 house work at Buchtel.
Elisha A. Hooper is granted a divorce from Mary A. Hooper for gross neglect of duty. The couple was former residents.
A couple wed in June 1999 in Athens County with no children. The event marks a union between two partners without offspring at the time of marriage.
Delta Gamma Ma, the journalism group at Ohio University, announced its newly elected officers. The organization named members to lead activities, events, and campus outreach.
The Athena Messenger held its first meeting of the year in the editorial room on a Wednesday night. Officers elected included Charles E. Etsinger as president, Thomas Byrne as vice president, and John Alden as secretary, with faculty members Charles H Harris, Arthur Susott, and Wiftian Smiley in attendance.
The obituary notes the death of Jones aged 45, a former Hardin County special examiner in the state auditor's office. Details are sparse with fragmented text from the clipping, mentioning Arizona and a wartime context.
A report reveals that Thomas McCauley, described as an alleged burglar and well known public figure, escaped from the Dayton Workhouse five days ago. Authorities continue to search for him as officials confirm the breach.
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