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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1930
Page
7
Judith Knight appears to juggle two lives as Tony Knight follows a trail from a taxi pursuit across New York to a revealing note. Judith hosts a quiet family dinner while a looming storm threatens their domestic peace as a planned future unfolds.
Tony uncovers a plotted romance between Dan and Judith aided by coded messages from a figure called the Chief. The April scene at the Knight home shows Tony seeking private time with her father while pondering a planned trip that seems unlikely.
The listing shows 1:30 P M Edlin der myer and Tuckerman comedy duo. 2:45 P M The Eternal Question Wilbur Coon Players blend humor and romance. 8:00 P M East of Cairo dramatic sketch oriental music directed by Sven von Haliberg. 2:20 P M Mobilost Concert Edna Kellogg soprano with male quartet and Nathaniel Shilkret conducting. 9:00 P M Halsey Stuart Chicago Little Symphony Orchestra led by George Dasch. 9:30 P M Palmolive Hour featuring Olive Palmer Elizabeth Lennox Paul Oliver the Revelers Lewis James James Milton Elliott Shaw Wilfred Glenn with Gustave Haenschen. 10:30 P M Floyd Gibbons Headline Hunter. 11:00 P M Central Park Casino Orchestra conducted by Leo Reisman. 17 00 MIDNIGHT Palais d Or Orchestra conducted by B A Rolfe.
NBC broadcast lineup for Wednesday February 12 lists long running segments from 6:00 PM with Longine’s Correct Time to 11:30 PM The Pepsodent Program. Highlights include Bernie Cummins and His Hotel New Yorker Orchestra Walter Cummins soloist The Popsodent Program Amos ’n’ Andy Rise of the Goldbergs The Yeast Foamers Slyvania Foresters and a Columbia University alumni dinner featuring President Butler and Professor Erskine.
Washington February 11. Senate awaits word on former Chief Justice William Howard Tafts health as it considers ratification of Charles Evans Hughes to be chief justice.
A compact note on proper English usage and pronunciation in daily study. It defines cultural as relating to culture and refined, with an example of a person having a cultural background from journeys abroad.
The Athens Messenger highlights a practical pattern for necklines guiding sewing enthusiasts. It outlines simple steps to achieve a chic neckline with accessible fabrics and clear construction tips.
Pattern 1781 creates a lovely afternoon dress with an asymmetric collar that can be worn as a scarf or choker. A circular upward skirt flounce with crepe options suits sizes 16 through 42. Includes yardage, clear instructions, and a money request for 15 cents.
The Athens Messenger announces a new spring book of pattern styles priced at fifteen cents, with a ten cent offer when ordered with a pattern. Mail orders to Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.
Preliminary steps assign Route No S76 to the Amesville Trimble State Road via the Federal Valley. A traffic-bound all weather road will shorten travel between Sunday Creek Valley and Amesville, with construction planned to start soon and finish early fall. Florence Mitchell family visited relatives and traveled to McConnelsville.
Marietta credits Benjamin Whitehill 765 of Columbus as a pioneer oil operator in the Marietta area since the industry began. He lived on Third Street here, had interests in Chesterhill Morgan County, left in 1912 for Columbus, and is survived by his widow and children Howard Helen Julia and Phyllis all married.
Dayton Randolph of Reedsville a famed Ohio River pilot with forty years aboard returns to land life in Pomeroy to help his wife on the grand jury. He quit the river two years ago and plans to plant 5 000 tomato plants this season using a field positioned to keep river sightlines.
POMEROY February 11 Deputy Sheriff Delbert Welker says spring is near after spotting signs that day surpassing robins. He observed three or four boys playing marbles and a woman picking greens.
The United Women's Club met Saturday evening at Mrs. Andrew Ator’s Laurel Street home in Pomeroy. After the business session a social hour followed and a Valentine box was opened. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
The Blue and Gray bus station relocates to Court and Main Streets near the Valley Public Service Company in Sauvage Confessionary district. This terminal serves bus lines from Mason City to Pomeroy and reports heavy winter business.
An ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets soothe the liver and improve digestion by stimulating bowel function. The vegetable remedy is marketed as a calomel substitute with olive color, available in 5 and 10 cent sizes, promising relief from bad taste, coated tongue, and low energy after one or two pills.
Dr. O C Stine economist in charge of the Division of Statistical and Historical Research U S Department of Agriculture will broadcast Wednesday from 12 45 to 1 80 p m over NBC. A Gloucster High School and Ohio University graduate, he spent boyhood days in the city and will discuss President Lincoln's administration and its significance to American agriculture.
Mrs Charles Drake visited her sister in Truetown on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joe Chapman hosted Mr and Mrs Elaa Wyatt and their children from Athens on Sunday. Mrs Drake spent days in Athens with daughter Mrs Charles Kytta. Miss Nettie Palmer returned home after weeks in Columbus. Mr and Mrs George Chapman and Junior Beal visited Mrs Chapmans parents Mr and Mrs Ne Sayre Sunday. Mrs Charles Lee and son Lawrence called on Mr and Mrs Walter Allen Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edward Evans were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Chapman.
Glouster Temple members will hold a euchre party at the Knights of Pythias Hall Thursday at 8 o'clock. Lunch will be served and the public is invited to attend.
A vintage remedy promises relief from lingering coughs by mixing Pinex with sugar syrup or honey to make a pint of cough syrup. It claims fast throat healing and chest comfort, with Pinex sourced from Norway Pine and a note against substitutes.
The Shet ton Missionary Society of Trimble met at Mrs. A. M. Rainer's home with eight members and two visitors. Mrs W. Cl Merritt led the program on medical missions, detailing work by nurse Latumbe Af rica and Damoh India doctors and nurses, highlighting evangelization through healing, followed by prayer and refreshments.
An old advertisement touts Marmola oncetoten tablets as a natural weight loss solution claiming obesity stems from a weak gland. It asserts 22 years of use, millions of boxes, and includes a book inside each box explaining action. The pitch urges readers to ask a druggist for a one dollar box.
Merritt describes a "Fink hRone" and announces the March meeting to be held at Mrs Pettit's home with Mrs Herrold leading.
A marriage license was issued Saturday in New Lexington to Jake Coon 29 a coal miner of Glouster and Della Green 21 of Rendville.
In Long Key Florida on February 11 Hoover, a UK resident, landed a 45 pound sailfish over six feet long in his opening hours with rod and reel. Justice Stone, accompanying the President in a small boat, also hooked a sailfish but a shark attacked it before landing.
A Cleveland mother lauds California Fig Syrup for her 7 year old son Bobby Temple noting his health is bright and robust. She credits the product for quick gentle cleansing of clogged bowels and keeping him normal after upset or cold, claiming lasting help and safety for children.
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