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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1932
Page
14
A garbled fragment references a portrait of a man and a possible geographic display or exhibit. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are readable to confirm context or outcome.
A column recalling London life and social tidbits from wartime, noting bone-hunt rumors of Pocahontas and items from Night Clubbing to cloths of royal children. The piece blends gossip, government debt talk, and social contrasts with humorous vignettes of clubs, fashion, and charity.
Shade Farmers Institute was held in the high school auditorium with speakers C R Titlow of Ohio and Mrs James Devol of Marietta. Mrs Conrad Wion of Nelsonville visits daughter Mrs Jay Hamer. Mrs S J Smith hosts guests. funeral for Mrs Wilt Kelies at Jerseyville MBE Church Thursday at 1. Rev Cowen to conduct services. Mrs Wilma Brady improving after a week at her parents home. Mrs Walt Williams visited Mrs J Smith.
Hebbardsville and Decatur visitors share weekends with local families. A. J. Carhaugh funeral services were held at Alexander Presbyterian Church with burial in the adjacent cemetery. A December 10 wedding united Nell Hudnel and Albert Buckley. Howard Dowler, employed in Belington, spent the weekend at home and reported a deer shot while hunting near York, Pennsylvania.
Expert says winter driving wears engines clutch gears and bearings more than in other months. Use thinner oils and greases for engine transmission and differential and renew lubricants to prevent piston seizure and gear wear. Have a reliable garage inspect the entire lubrication system for winter readiness.
The Garden Fev Norris plans a regular appointment at Zion on Sunday December 18 1930 at 11 A M. Mrs Amanda Meighen who was in Sheltering Arms Hospital moved to her sister in law Mrs Alice Klingenberg last Sunday and is reported in good condition. Several locals gathered at Zion last Friday to prepare for winter services. F Leather and C E Butts sold fat cattle last week. Eugene Goldsberry visits his parents Mr and Mrs R E Goldsberry Jerseyville. Velma Barnhill and daughter Tonnes Jewell stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs C L Goldsberry of Jerseyville Friday. Arnold King does repair work on a barn for H L Blackwood. Mr and Mrs Rey Wingett made a business trip to Columbus recently.
Friday night Pastor Butterfield stayed with Dennis Van Nest and traveled to Danville for a two week meeting. Absent pupils Ronald Wastman and Noel Sinclair were ill. Carl Martin visited Pomeroy on Monday. Harve Douglass of Shade visited R E Douglass. The Douglass family visited with John O’Brian and family. A M Jeffers had lumber sawed for a planned brick house. May Perry is ill with Charles Sargent and two daughters Anna and Na. C J Mudnail stayed with Kate Sinclair. Anna and Cora Gilliland visited Kate Sinclair. Harliet Whaley of Darwin visited Eiea Gilland and family.
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