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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1930
Page
5
A second injury death is reported after a coal fall incident. The victim, identified as Herbert Mardess of Murray, died at Kerrington Hospital following the accident. Local authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the collapse at the mine site.
The Lancaster chapter hosts the Founders Day program with speakers Lavon Geerlice TaN Milley and Wal Reeves honoring Kenneth Fitzgerald for service to the local chamber the provincial organization and the national body. Other speakers include Flopsoof Athen Wolfe Pri rosa West oof Chute and Wennett Freerlands Harley Gooding.
City residents face rising costs as prank incidents accumulate. Officials warn repeated mischief strains resources and threaten safety. Local authorities urge cooperation and caution to prevent further damage and penalties.
The fragmentary text describes a wartime event around a location called Pachiv with a photo or caption noting gestures of Marines. Details are unclear due to corrupt OCR.
Captain Lenis Beidow retires his teams in Murray City after a trim to the American Legion convention in Boston. He planned several New England trips before returning to New York on the way home.
A partial report states Fred Oderle, a young man from the Buckeye State College area, is ill after a fall and may be able to return to school soon. Bercha Oberle and other locals are cited in the fragmentary notice.
The Farmers Institute schedules state speakers including Mrs. T. H. Prene Harrison and Miss Strong at the Methodist and University Warehouses in Littles Huck. Committees will be named Tuesday morning at Tahbversalist Church with Mrs. Pierre lecturing on Birds of prey and Mrs. Pere discussing fertility topics.
An oddly phrased note describes a design project titled Make Kitghe Work Fun featuring a glass object. It mentions a school design show and meat preparation basics as part of the read.
A public demonstration features labor-saving devices with Bett branding and actor performers. The event highlights a range of kitchen and home helpers, including stoves and fixtures, aiming to illustrate time-saving benefits for housework, with Lantz presenting to the crowd.
Drilling operations on the well at the Sheets farm in Marion Township paused after a defective casing was found. The crew expects to resume once the issue is fixed with the sand nearing. Nearby residents report Mrs. B. R. Duncan of Enact Minter Street is critically ill, with others from Borger Texas and Loudenville among those called.
Marietta De c1 Mrs Margaret Kelly of Barlow is in Memorial Hospital with a fractured vertebra and other injuries after a collision on Highway 58 near the Coffman farm. Her father Frank Deming, the driver, and Ray Coffman of Murray are involved. Deming escaped unharmed. Mrs Kelly is a telephone operator at Barlow.
The Atheld School hosts a stage demonstration of kitchen labor saving devices and new appliance settings. Mrs Santa shows use of frocks uniforms and aprons while a fashion segment highlights easy laundering and comfortable dress. Ushers collect question cards and vendors provide samples and cakes.
Central School organized a student council with a vice president and aims to improve conduct and quiet during study periods. The council met amid celebrations of various rooms at Vente Grid School, with a party from Soin to FAG oehack in Moan.
Washington data reveal total bituminous coal production near 9 million tons for the week, roughly 190000 tons less than the prior year. The Plateau of Mines indicated a 495000 ton demand for the week ending early October, while Cayok’s figures reached 9702000 tons.
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