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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1930
Page
7
Aunt Madge and household members host a Christmas dinner for Philip Veritzen at the Farmhouse. Lillian steadying the host, Madece rests while Dicky and others join in festive preparations. The table setting and decorations delight the guests, with Veritzen praising the meal, and Mary seeking Madge's support as the scene closes with a teaser for tomorrow.
Genevieve Kemb le outlines a propitious day with rising events pleasant trips or new ventures following a prosperous period. A birthday child may see sudden success or new projects, while adults receive assurances of reward for hard work and fidelity to leaders.
Washington December 26 The Farm Board's policies are defended by Chairman Alexander Legge amid former President Coolidge criticism of price stabilization efforts. Legge says the Farm Board aids wheat and other crop raisers, while Coolidge argues price fixing subsidies shift losses and harm business.
A 1980 Amos Parrish fashion feature outlines popular late winter coat styles. The piece highlights black coats trimmed with light fur, curly fur trimmings, black and white contrasts, and versatile fur boleros suitable for spring. It notes individual differences while praising the prevailing silhouette.
United States Senator Roy S. Copeland outlines cold causes and defenses in plain terms. He stresses that colds are germ based, worsened by fatigue and drafts, and that self remedies are often ineffective or dangerous. Rest, hydration, warmth, and physician guidance are advised for proper relief and to reduce complications.
A feature portrait of Nels Anderson, a loyal husband who quits good jobs to care for a chronically ill wife. The piece contrasts his steady character and cooking skill with his current unemployment, imagining how other women might envy his wife for having a man who truly loves her.
State Banking Department officials traced a whispered campaign to Communist sources that spurred a deposit run on the Chelsea Bank and Trust Company last Saturday. Investigations by the Securities Bureau and District Attorney Crain's office seek to identify those responsible and responsible calls warning depositors.
The pattern 19239 offers a slender silhouette with a narrow pointed collar and downward flare skirt. Available in sizes 36 to 46, with yardage details and simple instructions provided. Priced patterns at 15 cents, plus a fashion book option at 25 cents. Send requests to Pattern Department New York City.
State and Congress and Bible School details list First Christian Church with PF BR Richey as superintendent. 10:15 Morning worship and sermon to be delivered by Professor Gamertefelder in pastor’s absence. No evening service. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 o clock.
The Church School meets at 9 14 a m with holy communion and sermon at 4 30 a m. Archdeacon Barret H Rein heimer will be the celebrant at these services.
Abbott VV. Wilees will lead the New Year opening exercises for primary and intermediate grades and deliver a 10 50 New Year sermon. Rev Wilcox leads the 7 PM evening worship with a Moving Time program under Mina Olive Carpenter.
Church at 1 South Congress Street offers services and readings. Golden text Psalms 46 4 cites city of God. Responsive readings include Isaiah 49 10. Sunday service at 10 46 a m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m. Reading room hours Tuesday and Thursday Saturday 2 4 p m.
Calvin B. Hanes presides at Hocking Street Church of God with Sunday school at 9:50 a.m. and gospel services at 11:00 a.m. A Young People’s Meeting is at 6:00 p.m. and an evening service at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meetings midweek and cottage meetings on request. Free Methodist Church shares morning worship at 10:00 a.m. and quarterly meetings through the week led by J A Hopna.
Strouds Run church schedules Sunday events with a 1:30 a.m. Sunday school and a 2:30 p.m. preaching service.
S. Kenney supervisor lists shore cross class leader duties. Sunday services include Sunday school at 3:00 and praise service at 3:00 with evening English service at 7:00. Week night services feature prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday at 7:00.
J J Cartwright pastor. Sunday school 9 30 a m. J BR Baker superintendent 10 490 a. Preaching 7 00 p m. Bible study Wednesday 7 60 p m followed by official board meetings and watch service.
The Church of Christ gathers at No 4 Stimson Avenue East Athena with a 9 40 Bible study of Phil 4 and 10 70 worship and communion as directed by the appointed leaders.
Ward Radford pastor leads Sunday School at 9 15 a m and morning worship. Evening worship follows at 7 00 pm with sermon on the Quest for Happiness. Evening youth program at 6 00 pm.
A Sunday School event at Clarks Chapel promises a welcome session for all attendees starting at 3100 rp.m. The notice invites community members to join in with neighbors and friends.
The notice shows Sunday School at 16:00 with a preaching service at 11:00 in the morning. The times reflect a typical church schedule for worship and religious instruction.
Sunday events at Red Town Free Methodist Church include prayer at 9 a.m. and preaching at 10 a.m. Evening service at 7 15 p.m. On Thursday a 7 15 p.m. sermon will be delivered by J A Hopkins.
Theophil Mehl, minister, leads Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Morning worship at 1:20 p.m. Sermon: What Gifts Shall I Bring What Gifts Shall I Bring Triangles meets at pm Helen Mam aon leads Evening service at 7:00 p.m. Sermon: A New Year's Greeting Brotherhood meets Monday evening Watch party at Peace Church Wednesday evening Social hour at 9:00 p.m. Midnight service at 12:00 a.m.
Athens-Athany Road hosts Bible School with Minister Howard Ely Warner and Maude Vorhes as pianist director Elmer Mule as superintendent. Sermons include "The Christian's Resources" and "My Future's Untested Certainties" with evening worship at 7 PM.
Services Sunday at 2 30 PM with Rev. Howard F. Warner preaching on The Great Refusal.
Pleasant Valley hosts Sunday school at 10 00 a m with W F Pugh as superintendent Preaching is set for the second Sunday of each month by the same church leadership.
Bates Church announces Sunday School at 9 39 a m and Prayer Service at 10 30 a m. A quarterly session is set for January 24th at 1 00 p m conducted by M FE Oxley.
Holy Communion service at St Pauls Episcopal Church on Holy Innocent's Day at 4:00 p m with The Ven B H Reinheimer as celebrant and preacher.
Presbyterian W J Geddes minister. Sunday School at 9 06 a m with Harry Smith as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 a m featuring New Year message. Union meeting at 11 a m for quere ship and patriotism. Address by Judge Harley M tease and square by Men's Chorus led by L P Rooney. Wednesday mid week meeting at 7 p m with song prayer discussion Bible study and fellowship.
Amos L Hevde pastor leads Sunday worship at 9:00 with sermons by the pastor. Jacob A Keller serves as superintendent and evening services follow usual times at 10 7 o'clock.
St John Lutheran invites attendance for Sunday School at 1 00 p m and worship service at 2 00 p m at the Enterprise church location.
Sunday schedule lists 9:00 Sunday School with special music led by Pastor. 6:00 Worth League. 7:06 Union service at the Presbyterian Church with Judge Whitcraft as speaker.
Peters, pastor, leads combined services from 9 to 18 30 with societies at 6 00. A union service at 7 90 will be held at the Presbyterian Church with Judge H M Walto ale as the speaker.
In Gibisonville and nearby churches officials plan weekly programs. Sunday school events include junior sessions, praise meetings, and evening services led by pastors and superintendents with regular official board meetings announced for December 31 and January 4.
Church notes show morning worship at 739 and evening service at 7000 with a Thursday night prayer meeting at 700. Nutter Pastor leads the morning service.
Pastor HH Etehinger leads Morning Worship at 11 o clock with the sermon We Spend Our Years. Epworth League gathers at 4 then Evening Service on Jesus Attitude Toward Unemployment. Sunday School at 9:30 and midweek service 7 pm. Choir practice Thursday.
Morning combined services with the pastor Kroager and later evening services at 7 00 pm. Sermon titled The Measianle Hope and its Glorious Purdhment. Wednesday prayer meeting at 109 pm. December 21 Sunday School drawn 278 attendees. Christmas pageant filled the church with a full house in the evening.
Rev J A Walden pastor announces Bible Series at Asbury Church with Sunday programs led by Superintendent. Christmas program scheduled for December 24 at 7 30 p.m. All members urged to attend and vote on the associations’ matters.
Rutland A M and Rev J A Walden lead Bible School each Sunday at 11 a m with Superintendent in charge. preaching is held on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a m.
The entry lists church activities at First Methodist ArteCOWAL Hermann A including morning worship at 10:30 with subject Ged a Builders, junior and senior choir performances, Epworth League 4 pm, evening worship, and a school board meeting 7:45 pm. A New Year Watch Night begins at 9 pm with continuous moments of reflection until midnight.
A series of revival meetings starts Sunday night January 4 at the Jacksonville M E Church. Rev Paul Kemper of Gloucester will deliver revival addresses and the church pastor will lead the singing.
George Miller of 612 South Wirth Street was recovering at home after a fire touched by his Santa costume. He sustained burns to the head neck and chest while lighting a cigarette during a home event on Wednesday night in Columbus.
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