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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1930
Page
5
A novel car is displayed during Old Home Week drawing attention from attendees. The exhibit showcases its unique design and engineering elements while visitors inspect features and discuss its potential. Local spectators describe the display as a highlight of the event.
W A Ankenbrand begins administration as new superintendent of Athens schools. About 159 pupils start first grade, 57 teachers oversee lessons, buildings cleaned and ready, bells to ring, and the aim of brighter school life for the coming year.
In Albany on September 13, report says drought did not stop corn from growing tall on B. G. Dorsey farm near Route, with one stalk reaching 11 feet and another 21 feet 4 inches tall bearing a well formed ear.
Dr McClure former pastor of Broadway Methodist Middletown will arrive Athens to serve as superintendent of the Athens District of the Methodist Churches succeeding H J Holecombe. He has 30 years with the church and is 50 with a wife and four children. The Athens District covers all southeastern Ohio with 46 pastorates.
Mrs von Prawn, 77, of Athens Coun home here Saturday. Surviving sister and brother noted along with son Charles L. Brown of Athens. Funeral services at Pisins Church Atombiy at 3:00. Burial in West Watery of Venlery, Athens.
The American Legion plans Armistice Day events at the Athens County Fairgrounds on November 11 with an ox roast and a full entertainment program including tug of war between Athens and Vinton counties. Guest speaker Pudicy White is invited, bands and drum corps will perform, and local parades and contests are planned.
Old pension related discussion at a county convention in southeastern Ohio with Rev. Charles Perce of Cleveland assisting. The event included devotions and addresses by Rev Charles Re Gramoire and Rev HO 0 Thorkhert Portsmith with attendees from six counties and a focus on youth and womanhood themes.
A woman pleaded guilty before a magistrate in Port and was bound over to Athens County Court under $800 bond. This marks her third arrest on liquor charges, according to court records.
President Hoover and aviation figures discuss a northern air route with refueling stops via Greenland and Iceland. Attendants include Edward Zimmer, Capt. Wolfgang von Gronhauer, and Dr. Otto Klep as German envoy counselors.
Citizens gathered for Democratic Day events with parades, displays, and remarks honoring party candidates and civic efforts. The Roan and other organizers showcased home crafts, prizes, and a parade route through town, highlighting community involvement and local candidates for state offices.
Amid a wave of enrollment, officials report high school attendance is strong as classes resume. The article notes a smooth start, no building changes, and staff adjustments including the dental program and senior Elyciy Svhaul. Students prepare for a full week with plans for next Monday.
In Zephyrville on September 13, Baker pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid a $10 fine plus costs, with the case committed to the county jail pending settlement. Walter Benne paid $19 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. Raymond Allen pleaded not guilty to loitering and posted $104 bond for trial on September 14.
Ralph Hitchings of High Street was injured on Thursday at Mine No 119 in Millfield when caught in a fall. He was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus and is reported recovering satisfactorily. Martha Class to Meet The Martha Class of the Matha dist Sunday School will meet Monday evening September 11 at 7 o clock at the home of Mrs. Wilabeth Davie and Mrs Joe Davie. Mrs. Ethel Jackson and Miss Berta Nigen are the session hosts.
Tron Dewdey wins the Bourn championship on a wide course, edging Ted Merhett to claim top honors. Abeetieds and Lowden figure among notable competitors as rounds swing on long greens and tied finishes.
An announcement from Sept 1 notes the birth of Stanley Mechem, son of Abram and Mrs. Mechem, at Carrot, Tas Ste Reta Marre Erte. The notice lists family members and nearby communities, with references to relatives and observers in Sandusky and Columbus, and mentions hospital arrangements and early names.
A long obituary-like fragment lists names including Mira Paget Moerbeiger in Saint Peter and Mrs. Dyer with Mary Rion Mfrs Pies Sait, and Perla and Abe gseereid. Several families and visitors Are noted, with references to Graves, relatives, and church or community figures, in a dated rural notice style.
Nelsonville dent. 18 The Rev John Lloyd Evans pastor of First Presbyterian Church spoke at Friday morning chapel outlining The Votes Cast Orides and urging students to pursue the upward call. Superintendent Zvber announced class leadership elections and the athletic council detailed duties for Nelsonville High School activities.
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