03 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
1
Engeru Newberry gives valedictory address as graduates receive diplomas. The ceremony features remarks on education, taxes, and community progress, with the valedictorian and school officials addressing students and attendees.
A man from Augusta was killed after being struck by a C and Q train in a freight yard. Police investigated the scene and identified the victim as Lewis Walter of Kentucky. The accident occurred near the yard’s end of line as freight operations continued.
The Climbing Rose Inn opens in Beaver with local residents and business members in attendance. Matt Beer reports the new inn brings lodging plus a café, marking a small town milestone.
William Muldoon, a dominant figure in boxing administration, dies aged 89. The era’s boxing and wrestling scenes recall Muldoon’s reign as promoter and trainer with influence over champions, commissions, and the sport's governance.
A clipped, garbled OCR lists names and addresses including Virgie Batch Emanuel Redomey and Vernon Brewer among others. mentions streets such as Warnecke Street and 4336 Werssamed pebited tenia pieag and a Camp. The fragment hints at a forestry work selection or notice with numerous hard-to-read personal names.
Fragmentary note describes individuals from Jackson and Fort Knox context with medical and transfer mentions. No clear events or outcomes are established.
A local elevator accident left a victim hospitalized with injuries described as improving. The scene was investigated by city officials and repair crews worked to ensure safety moving forward. Reverend Baldridge is slated to conduct a revival in the coming evenings at the town church.
Three young women received scholarships at a Friday ceremony hosted by Pentrel Catholic High and St Marys High. Miss Lobaee Walters of Holy Redeemer led the group, with Miss Fisies Yeseer of new St deed also honored. Church members and school officials attended, recognizing efforts in education and community service.
A woman seeks a divorce alleging her spouse would not communicate and claims concern over their child. Attorney George Webyard represents the petitioner in the case amid unclear details from garbled text.
A Ripley case moves to the jury as panels hear the final arguments and prepare to deliver a verdict. Court records indicate ongoing deliberations following testimony from key witnesses and defense attorneys.
Local briefs cover community events across towns including public meetings and service notices. Notable items reference regional groups and upcoming dates, with a focus on civic matters and neighborhood updates.
Fragmentary text references heirs and administrators for Ewa Yap Bart and estates matters, mentions damages and charges, and includes garbled phrases about murder charges and legal actions without clear details or coherent facts.
A steelworker was injured while en route to his shift on a city street. Police and emergency responders arrived at the scene to treat the injured man and investigate the cause of the incident.
A local eatery undergoes a major revamp with new interior design features and modernized seating. The renovation seeks to brighten the space and attract more customers while preserving the restaurant’s signature cuisine and service.
Fragmentary text cites individuals and groups including a chamber of commerce and Federal Reserve. It mentions Morpan Cox and references events or actions tied to relief efforts, with unclear connections and numerous garbled phrases.
A girl died in a car crash described by observers as a fatal accident near Harvey Schisier. The report notes the wreck occurred on a Friday and mentions a stretcher being used and debris spread along the road.
Fragmentary text suggests a notice about Buckley being moved to his home on a Friday. Names and details are garbled, with references to Jackson and a person named Brecker, and mentions of return or search. No clear events or dates can be confirmed.
Mix Catherine Beane presides over a women only meeting at Soo with Mrs Brown and Mrs Wareris among attendees. Former organization contact details were read and a plan for a new committee was discussed.
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