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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
2
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Readable fragments describe a local event involving named person Mee and an East Mr Eers. The text hints at a multi week period of activity tied to a person and a protective or preventive measure. Details are fragmentary.
Meigs County producers from Pomeroy and surrounding areas plan a cooperative gathering to discuss marketing, price betterment, and district dairy and beef trades. George W. rece and Chie Cooperetive Loeregcock will lead talks on improved methods, pricing, and a proposed marketing plan amid farm demonstrations.
A string of brief mentions records residents visiting relatives and friends. Ms Freemin Joke travels to Cherieeton for a few days with freeman Mee Mary Weegt Eoceopring will spend winter with her aur. Several others plan visits or return home from trips, including Mrs. Howard Wright Colories and Mrs. Witla Aller.
Gee 21-Furers services held at 38 o'clock followed by prayers at the Poe Grove for Aga Beriyne Tourgs. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Stewart Young of Fave Grove. She died Tuesday after a brief illness at her parents home. Survived by two brothers and two sisters.
Fragmentary text notes Martie’s arrival and a funeral with a wife and four siblings mentioned. It references a Be aware of a past event involving a brother and a person named Dell of Ma, plus mention of Charm, cherries priced at 22 cents, and Carrie and Stour.
The record lists Dr Whaley as the oldest member of the Eastern Stars chapter in a community gathering. It notes past Worthy Matrons and officers, with member names and roles detailed for the group’s charter celebrations and upcoming meetings scheduled for the first and third Tuesday.
The Feeney-Bemmet Post of the American Legion at Maddieport elected officers at a recent meeting. Elected were: EH DD. ingels as post commander, Charles Sauer. first vice commander Cimresce Rose. second vice commander George Parsoms. third vice commander N. T Waeviané. adjutant Charis M Ecbiert. treasurer Kenneth Brere. chaplain Merge Career. historian Everest Collins. Mrs Homer Cooper and Mrs Ax grey Maag were guests.
The readable text is garbled with misread words and lacks coherent events or identifiable names. It mentions a book, a meeting, and seats but cannot determine a clear news item or outcome.
A garbled OCR of a local meeting or social event lists attendees and roles such as committee members, guests, and speakers. The text names individuals and groups and notes arrangements, seating, and evening activities, but many phrases are unreadable or misspelled, leaving an outline of proceedings.
The readable text shows distorted names and events, mentioning groups and meetings. Specific details are unclear, but indicators point to a discussion or confrontation involving multiple parties and unnamed locals.
Fragmentary text describes a former official or marshal and a suspect connected to a robbery and a car wreck with follow up details unreadable. Names and places are missing or garbled.
A fragmented report notes a gathering of the Jetset Ferent-Teerter Association at a community house with plans for a forthcoming meet. Mentions Mr and Mrs P ST Caney and Gloucester as involved, with mention of a cricket style event and a prior sight at Wecetnery.
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