Reawakening of Noel and Veritzen in the Estate Library
In a fragmented fiction scene, Noel and Mary host Mr. Veritzen as he seeks privacy and a promised agreement. The aging Veritzen requests a private moment in a domestic room to discuss a crucial matter while awaiting the protagonist's return. The chapter ends with a pledge of waiting.
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Veritzen
Noel
Noen
le Mary
Icky
Mr. Veritii
Ced
Verityntrol Noel
Marv
Iture Veritzen Star
Mr. Veritzen
Mary
Stars Say Power and Promise for Wednesday December 31
Genevieve Kemble notes a general moving up of affairs and excellent prospects for those born on this day. Cautions include avoiding rash decisions and quarrels while new ventures emerge and obstacles fade. A birthday child is urged toward activity and ingenuity with needed self restraint.
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Genevieve Kemble
World Red to Readers: Athens Messenger Map Offer
The Athens Messenger offers a five color world map containing extensive geo economic data at a low ten cent price. This deluxe map, printed on strong paper, folds to booklet size and serves as a broad educational reference for business professionals teachers and students. Order by sending name address and payment to The Athens Messenger Washington Information Bureau.
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Athens Messenger
Washington Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Lower heels dominate street wear in January 1931 fashion
Amos Parrish notes shoes trend toward simpler lines with lower heels. The high-low heel rises in popularity while the Cuban and high heel decline. Opera pumps and oxfords gain favor for ensemble balance, comfort, and winter wear as fashion looks ahead to spring 1931.
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York
Oxford
Amos Parrish
Keeping Body Resistance At Par With Tuberculosis Risk
An article by R S Copeland M D discusses how lowered body resistance from overwork and illness allows tuberculosis germs to take hold. It emphasizes early signs, rest, fresh air, nutrition, and sunlight as key to recovery and stresses the disease is curable with proper home care and physician guidance.
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R. S. Copeland
New York
New York City
Festure Service
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Double duty swagger coat pattern for adults and children
By ANNE ADAMS this swagger coat serves with or without a cape and is easy to make. No lining needed, elbow cape adds warmth. Pattern 2077 can be made in tweed velour or novelty wool and sizes 4 6 8 12 16. Cost pattern 15 cents plus book 25 cents. send name address style number and size to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department 243 West 17th Street.
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Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Christmas Dinner and Socials at the Loukx and Smith Homes
Elaborate Christmas gathering at near Shade hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loukx in honor of Mrs. Loukx mother Mrs. Boring of Athens. Music and photos followed a noon dinner for relatives and friends from Lancaster Athens Clarksburg and Cr aig. A separate shower at Mr and Mrs 8 Smith's home honored Mr and Mrs Fred Smith with many attendees and the newlyweds receiving gifts. Several visits and greetings noted including Sunday guests and ill sister Anita Biehl improving.
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Frank Loukx
Near Shade
Harold
Lancaster
Flora Boring
Electa Jeffers
Athens
Angie Boring
Clarksburg
W. Va
Eugene Davis
Audra
Craig
J. Smith
Fred Smith
Earl Cowen
Dana Sauters
Lydia Cain
Errett Douglas
Amanda Douglas
Sarah Goldsberry
Marie Bobo
Edith Bobo
Margaret Robinson
Amanda Hayes
Edna Douglas
Bertine Sauters
Virgene Wilson
Katheren Cowen
Marion Robinson
Rachael Wilson
Gladys Smith
Violet Coffey
Worthington Biehl
Smith
Margaret Grim
K. Burson
Emmett Guthrie
Inlaw
Frank Cain
Holliday
Deaths in Ohio River camping ground case
Police believe exposure caused the death of Delmar Knox, 54, of Bethlehem, whose body was found along the Ohio River. A second man’s body was found nearby last week. Authorities say the river bank serves as a camping ground for tramps.
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Cincinnati
Delmar Knox
Béthel
Ohio River
Local families visit over weekend in Ohio
Shawnee Mr and Mrs Dewey Griffith and son Bill of Akron spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs William Griffith. Miss Thelma Thormpson returned home to Columbus Sunday after holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Chester Thomp son, Mr and Mrs Fred Wiles and
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Dewey Griffith
Bill
Akron
William Griffith
Thelma Thormpson
Columbus
Chester Thompson
Fred Wiles
Good Night Stories Frog That Wanted To Be a Cow
A Mr Punch tale features Shadow-children asking about the bullfrog’s wife and a frog who changes into a cow. Mr Punch explains events by the marsh in March and a kitchen tea-kettle explosion, ending with shadows awaiting the next installment.
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Mr. Punch
Mij
Fier
Hanid
Yam
Knarft
H'M
Marsh Leverann
Bullfrog
Mra. Cowrfrog
Knarf
Judy
Punch
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Columbus Visitors and Local Funeral Notices Summary
A list of Columbus residents and relatives visiting here includes Mr and Mrs Henry Arbell of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Dicky Jones. Several locals attended the funeral of Mrs Kate True in Columbus with visits from Zebe Crowe and others. many Columbus residents, including Albert Craige, Byron and Russell McLain, spent time with friends and relatives here.
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Columbus
Henry Arbell
Nelsonville
Dicky Jones
Kate True
St. Francis Hospital
Father Follie
St. Mary’s Church
Zebe Crowe
Thomas Crowe
George Gaver
Athens
Rosetta Gaver
David and
Linton Lewis
Tom Pargon
Raymond Fetters
Belle Peterson
Jacob Beverance
Wesley
Earl DeVore
Sue Starsmith
Urbana
Violet Abram
Jno. Turnbull
Chris Smith
D. W. Hughes
Alfred
Harry Fox
Albert McLaughlin
Phil McLaughlin
Albert Craige
Byron and
Russell McLain
Two City Children Back on the Farm
The piece recalls two city children briefly visiting the countryside, missing urban sights and comforts. Grandma and relatives welcome them back home though the country visit proves noisy and confusing for the youngsters. The text blends nostalgia with homesickness and comic contrasts.
Roads to Service Mapped by Speaker
Charles E. Fish of the Boston Rotary Club spoke at the Athens Rotary Club in Hotel Berry about happiness rules. He urged living true to self each day, helping others, reading well, cultivating friendship, and preparing for rain. He plans to return to Boston and retire to devote life to service and study world conditions in Europe next year.
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Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Charles E. Fish
Boston Rotary Club
Mr. Fish
John HH. Clarke
United States Supreme Court
Fish
Bostéh
Europe
Mrs Wolfe Granted Divorce in Columbus Case
Mrs Altos A Wolfe was granted a divorce from Edgar T Wolfe publisher of The Columbus Dispatch in Columbus Ohio. She was awarded custody of their three children amid allegations of conduct and ongoing issues in the family dispute.
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Columbus, Dee
Mra. Altos
A. Wolfe
Edgar T. Wolfe
The
Columbus Dispatch
Wolfe
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