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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1935
Page
6
A reader challenge on Shakespeare's Sonnet No 116 contrasts idealized constant love with married life. Dorothy Dix argues many marriages fade as partners change and tire of trivial flaws, while only motherly love stays steadfast despite neglect.
Officials for the Improved Order of Red Men were chosen at the Thursday meeting in the organization's hall. The slate includes Prophet Marvin Leroy Sach em Ervin Channell and others with C E Shaver and W R Oxley among key posts. Mohawk Tribe members seek state office. Refreshments followed the session.
The copy promotes a versatile nightwear set described as a satin nightie shirt or gown with a small view image. It touts comfort, warmth, and a smart look with a boyish collar and long cuffed sleeves. A French gown or pajama version is suggested for variety.
The Athens Messenger advertises pattern No. 3362 for nighties and gowns in multiple sizes with fabric and lace yardage listed. Includes instructions to send 15 cents for pattern, specify size and address, plus a fall and winter fashion book for 10 cents. book and pattern together cost 25 cents, from Pattern Department, 160 Fifth Ave New York.
New York City lawyer William D Guthrie 76 former president of the New York State Bar Association died suddenly of heart disease Sunday his family said Born in New York he built a long legal career and served in leadership roles for the bar association
A sprawling list of programs and performers appears for a broadcast lineup with names like Armstron, Armstrong, Fisher, Romberg, and Hale among many others. The schedule lists music, drama, news, variety acts, and weather segments across multiple stations and times.
A narrator observes from a tall building how city traffic moves, noting risks from wrong turns and pedestrians. Experts urge preserving space and time margins, staying alert, and driving with a steady rhythm to avoid collisions and keep city driving enjoyable.
The article shares a halo roll fashion tip for blondes and describes steps to create rolls around the head with ends tucked and pinned. It also suggests a soft chignon for evening looks and notes subtle makeup suits a head-centered coiffure. In a separate brief, railroad president Charles H. Ewing, 69, dies of pneumonia in Philadelphia.
Four persons killed when their car veered head on into a cement culvert wing in Manitowoc county Sunday morning. Investigators reviewed the wreck and identified the victims. No further details were provided about identities or fatalities.
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a grandmotherly moment with her four year old grandson. He names Santa’s gifts and jokes about siblings, while she reveals her deep wish to see him grow up. The piece ends with Archbishop Glennon condemning birth control advocacy at a Maternal Health conference in St Louis.
The Chicago Association of Commerce said last week the city posted one of its strongest pre Christmas sales in years, marking a peak in holiday commerce for the season.
Arley Spencer aged 46 of Zanesville died Sunday after choking on a piece of lobster in a local restaurant. Diners attempted to dislodge the food but were unsuccessful.
Mary frets over Noel in a military hospital as the narrator urges patience and adherence to the doctor’s orders. A quiet exchange builds toward compliance and hope that Noel will recover. Continued tomorrow.
Cecil B DeMilles The Crusades opened at Schines Athena Theater drawing large crowds. Loretta Young Henry Wilcoxson lead a star cast in scenes of Acre and Jerusalem with authentic battle pages. Also new release She Couldnt Take It at Ohio Theater stars George Raft and Joan Bennett in a melodramatic comedy of ex gangsters and high society scandals.
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