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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1937
Page
6
Dorothy Dix warns a 22 year old woman that marriage cannot cure a man’s gambling vice. Parents’ advice should be followed. a man who borrows, refuses steady work, and refuses reform will not change after marriage. Consider future finances and personal risk before tying the knot.
Wheeling West Virginia city building inspector W J Emmerth starts his yearly beard growth period. In past years courthouse staff have shaved his beard at Christmas, making the contest a recurring, humorous local rite.
Patrick O Malley, after surrendering the $41 from his WPA pay, was driven to his home by two youthful robbers, who had taken his money. The incident occurred in Cleveland.
Glenda Farrell stars as Torchy Blane in Smart Blonde a Warner Bros mystery comedy drama at the Athena Theater on Wednesday. Barton MacLane co stars as a police detective with Winifred Shaw Jane Wyman and others in the cast. Frank McDonald directed from a Frederick Nebel story adapted by Don Ryan and Kenneth Garnet.
The Athens Messenger advertises Pattern 1377 a embroidery transfer for a 17 by 17 inch basket and 4 by 15 inch spray plus two reverse sprays. It includes stitch instructions with lazy daisy and French knots and color suggestions. Send 10 cents plus name and address to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. New York City.
Radio listeners glimpse a dense Tuesday lineup including WLW programs, Orphan Annie, Lum and Abner, Jack Randolph Reisman Orchestra, Queen’s Minstrel, Rudy Vallee, Paul Sullivan, Farm Home Hour, Parmalee Home Hour, Merotts Orchestra, Molly of the Movies, Pepper Young Man, Vic and Bade, O’Neills, Mary Sothern, Betty and Bob, Dreamy Afternoon, Tone of Music and more. Notable names: Fred Allen, Al Jolson, Ted Malone, Helen Trent, Wayne King, Ted Hammer, John Wayne. The page compiles a bustling cache of entertainment and variety across multiple times and programs.
Oak Grove Grangers of York plan a benefit bingo party at Grange Hall Thursday night Jan. 14. The note also reports double installation of York and Summit Granges at York Grange Hall directed by New Plymouth Grange with 73 Grangers in attendance and lunch served.
Horizontal and vertical crossword style clues interweave terms from education, anatomy, and daily life. Entries include Barnard College, 2000 pounds, sea eagle, goddess peace, and various directional, numerical, and descriptive hints.
Alicia Hart advises women to boost self confidence through cleanliness grooming and attire. Emphasizes neat hair skin tone posture pressed clothes and proper fit while avoiding overstatement. Encourages focusing on presentable self rather than unattainable beauty ideals.
More than 200 experts including mosaic artists stone cutters and jewelers are assembling a vast stone map of the USSR modeled on Florentine mosaics. The piece will headline the All-Union Jubilee Exhibition in Moscow in 1937.
A Siamese prince studying in England will get a film record of his family's recent Far East activities. Father Prince Purachatra has died in Singapore, ending a long series of such parcels.
The article argues children mirror parental moods especially mothers. It warns irritable, overpitying or volatile parents shape anxious or disaffected youngsters. Parents should stay equable, avoid mood swings, and model steady, normal behavior for healthier children.
In Healdsburg California Edgar Allen Poe a mail carrier who served 60 years retires with an estimated 130000 miles on rural horse and buggy 10000 miles by car and 70000 miles on foot as a city carrier.
A narrator and Katherine confront Hal Meredith's fragile state as doctors and nurses search for a sign of recovery. Miss Haskell brings in the verdict and guides Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Bickett to observe quietly while Meredith lies unresponsive, his condition described in uncertain terms.
In a hospital scene Hal Meredith lies bandaged with one eye visible as Dr. Gates guides Katherine to speak his name. She must touch his right hand and call him, while the plan tests if he rouses to her voice. The tense moment ends with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
Canadian girls have poise and looks but talk more than Europeans, says Edward Valenta a Czech author on a world trip for a novel. In Rome Wisconsin a mechanical mule entertains children. an 1923 Japan earthquake destroyed 600000 houses and killed 99331 with 103733 injured and 43476 missing.
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