Mary writes of a vivid Virginia dinner and honeymoon plans
The letter to Madge relays Mary's fancy to act bold at dinner and liven a decorous party. Noel teases with jokes about becoming a husband and wife. Mary recalls a grand host and admiral guests, then imagines playful mischief at the dinner table. Continued tomorrow.
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Harriet
Auntie Madge
Noel
Madge
Matrimony as Luxury and Necessity in Rewed Life
A lengthy discourse argues that for many men, marriage after a failed first union becomes a necessity for stability and companionship. It contends that while freedom may seem appealing after divorce or widowhood, loneliness and loss of purpose push men back to matrimony, making the first wife a luxury and the second a necessity.
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Mary
August 16 Horoscope Forewarns Sudden Changes
The reading warns of unforeseen disruptions and hazardous birthday effects involving affection, travel, and social events. It notes possible domestic or social changes and urges cautious, deliberate actions amid erratic or romantic influences connected to Alonzo Stagg.
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Rio Grande Bean Dinner Set for August 18
Rio Grande announces its annual bean dinner will be held Saturday August 18. The item notes accompanying social visits and travel among local residents including Senator and Mrs W P Haynes and various local families visiting relatives in Hoggsett Addison Columbus and Mandan.
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W. P. Haynes
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Hortense Tinmons
Cetra Thomas
W. E. Clark
Mareena
Wilbur Alban and
Thurman
Jenk Hamm
Wood County
Frank Hamm
L. A. Randall
Nancy
Mandan
North Dakota
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Identification Riddle Clue Sheet With Obsolete Terms
A fragmented puzzle lists terms and clues about cleansing substances, aged world, ventification in Paris, and a taxonomy of words. It includes a vertical set of crossword style hints with numbers for definitions such as how to howl right permit sister's daughter tree and many others.
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Fairy Land
Salmon in Ramekins a Simple Summertime Luncheon Dish
A food feature by Mary F. Dague extols salmon baked in ramekins as a perfect lunch option with celery sauce. It includes a detailed recipe for ramekin salmon with tapioca, salmon, milk and crumbs plus a basic white sauce and celery addition, plus notes on a noodle ring and macaroni onion bake.
Knights Templar Visit Oldest Lodge Member in Troy Township
About 50 Knights Templar of Athens visited Zenas Frost near Frost Sunday evening to honor him as the Athens Lodge's oldest member at 88, who remains in ill health. The group presented a cane and refreshments. Local social notes follow with visits and gatherings across Coolville and nearby towns.
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Coolville
Knights Templar of
Athens
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Frost
Athens Lodge
Iris
Joan
Carl Hall
F. C. Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
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Mary Belle
Josephine Findling
Will Schreiber
Huntington
Josephine
Wells
M. T. Wells
Marion
Margaret Westervet
Columbus
W. A. Westervelt
J. Barth
Bucyrus
Howard Parrish
Alfred Parrish
Willmoore
Parkersburg
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Gertrude Roberts
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Mars
Little Hocking
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Mary Davin
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Reducing Takes More Than Diet And Exercise
A columnist argues long-term weight loss requires reducing all daily food intake by about one third and performing targeted exercises for fat areas. She notes dieting alone fails for habitual overeaters and offers methods like a rolling pin exercise for hips and specific moves for calves arms and waists.
Pebble Crepe Patterns For Fall Frocks In 1962
Fashion piece promotes Canton crepe fabrics with pebble patterns for fall dresses. Describes a dark scotty green frock with ivory satin trim, double pleats, and a slimming front panel. Includes pattern 1962 sizing WM and 36 to 42 and 34 with fabric estimates. Anticipates pattern book and instructions with mail orders in 15 to 25 cents.
Violence Mars Gallia Co election with killings and stabbings
Gallia County primary chaos as a fatal shooting of Joe Barrett by Constable Russell at Morgan Center and a stabbing of Hillis Pinkerman in Crown City are reported. Ballots were counted at the courthouse amid heavy votes and widespread confusion as officials sought deputies for Harrison Township.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
Joe Barrett
Cluster Russell
Morgan Center
Vinton
Hillis Pinkerman
Crown City
Guyan Township
Holzer Hospital
Bay Beaver
Harrison Township
County Election Board
Clarence J. Brown
Daniel E. Morgan
C. Nelson Sparks
John A. Elden
Frank G. Harrison
William H. Hill
Charles E. Haigler
George E. Turner
Paul M. Herbert
William F. Jones
Charles A. Bracher
Woman Shooter Is Portsmouth Winner
Portsmouth August 15 A local meet saw Mrs E A Holcomb win the Emrick Trophy with 1565 total the year’s top score. She used a .22 rifle nicknamed old scrap iron and posted 195x200 at 200 yards and 193x200 at 300 yards besting male contenders including her husband.
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Portsmouth
E. A. Holcomb
Emrick
Three Presidents Sign Land Deeds Displayed in Gallia County
Three sheep skin documents signed by Presidents Monroe 1821 Adams 1826 and Jackson 1829 grant land in Gallia County to George Eagle for a farm in Raccoon Township. Atty Evan J. Jones of Athens offers the items for display noting the relics’ good preservation and the Monroe grant on a printed form.
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Gallipolis
James Monroe
J. Q. Adams
Andrew Jackson
Evan J. Jones
Jones, Jones and Erskine Law Firm
Athens
Gallia County
George Eagle
Raccoon Township
Atty. Jones
Raccoon
Grosvenor, Worstell and Jones
Sherman H. Eagle
Gallipolia
David Bennett
Monroe
Ladies Aid chicken supper draws crowd from Gallipolis
The Ladies' Aid Society held a Monday chicken plate supper here with many Gallipolis visitors. Proceeds aid the pastor's salary. Also noted are illness in the Thornton family and a weekend in Kanauga with a birthday gathering at the A. W. Pulling home. The Women’s Home Missionary Society met Aug 7 with attendees from Cheshire Addison Ky ger Kananga. Rev Wilbur Bogardus and McMahan spoke. Rice Furniture opens a Jackson shop after four stores across Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant and Spencer.
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Gallipolis
F. F. Thornton
Mollie Denney
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Chickamauga Bark
Cheshire
Addison
Kyger
Kananga
H. K Wilbur
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Gaylord Bogardus
Rutland
J W. McMahan
Cheshire Charge
Rice Furniture Company
Pt. Pleasant and Spencer
Jackson
Gallia County Man Knifed During Election Dispute
Hillis Pinkerman 23 of Crown City was slashed in the ribcage at the Town House while elections were held after accusing Ray Beaver of stealing a drill. Pinkerman required stitches and blood loss. brother Lawrence Pinkerman was cut on the elbow. Pinkerman and family are connected to farms near Crown City. incident follows a long standing quarrel and a prior theft claim. A second item notes Branch Gilman of Gallipolis losing over 5000 dollars in a fire at his Man Undertaking establishment in West Virginia.
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Crown City
Pinkerman
Cecil Halley
Ray Beaver
Beaver
Halley
Levi Rose
Molter Hospital
Emmet Sheets
Willy Shafer
Lawrence Pinkerman
Charles Hineman
Rocky Fork
Gallipolis
A. Branch Gilman
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Logan Hospital
Gallia County hires former Athens County FERA engineer
Ed Sherman, previously assistant surveyor for Athens County, has been secured as the FERA engineer for Gallia County, bringing county planning expertise and project management to the relief effort.
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Gallipolis
Ed Sherman
Athens County
FERA
Gallia County
Miner's Arm Broken in Coal Mine Slide at Gallipolis
George Davis a Thurman miner was admitted to Holzer Hospital Tuesday night after a coal mine slide in Gallipolis fractured his arm. He received treatment and remained under observation.
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Gallipolis
George Davis
Thurman
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis Detains Seven Intoxicated Suspects
Seven intoxicated persons were lodged in the Gallipolis city jail overnight with five arrests occurring after 6 PM.
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Gallipolis
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