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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
7
A wife asks if her husband may give their hard earned savings to his brother. She saves for a home and old age while the husband and extended family rely on it. The essay argues the husband should put his family first, avoid draining the couple’s funds, and balance generosity with duty.
Anne Adams presents Pattern 2107 a tailored house dress in striped or cross barred fabrics with a bolero back and bias inset options. Sizes 34 through 46 require specified yardage and a step by step guide is included. Order the Spring Edition magazine for chic designs and the pattern price.
The clerk of the Board of Public Affairs announces new office hours from 8 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4 pm on regular days, excluding Saturdays. On collection days hours extend 8 am to 12 and 1 pm to 6 pm, with Saturday afternoon 1 to 6 pm if collection falls on Saturday.
Edits CCC Paper Rocksprings unit led by Myers, a gifted boy at Co 1555 near Pomera. He serves as editor in chief of Camp Meics News, published for camp affairs with four pages and five columns per page. Staff includes associate editor and others.
The Hollister P T A finance committee will serve lunch at the Hollister School Kitchen Friday at noon. The menu includes soup sandwiches and pie.
Next Sunday will mark Men s Day at the Hollister U B Church Sunday School with a large turnout expected. The program includes regular lessons and special music selections plus presentation of potted plants to the Older Men s Class and the Young Men s Class.
Loyal Daughters Class of the Church of Christ will gather Friday night at Mrs Clyde Harper home. Cheerful Chums will be selected for the coming year.
The column predicts excellent prospects and possible disruptions for a birthday year. It cites wise management and strong support as keys to success, warns of sudden changes and opposition, and notes Daniel Webster as a notable example born on this day.
Glouster Orphah Class of the M. E. Church gathered at Mrs. Phil Robinson’s Madison Street residence with Lyndall Wiley and Clara Morris hosting. Pauline Gamwell presided as president. Winners at games were Maxine Johnston Kathryn Kennedy and Helen Losey. A lunch followed for listed members including Dor othy DeLong Phyllis Roberts Irene Sharlike Adda Blower Ethel Bailey Mary Rogers Wilma Mason Loretta Judson Harriet Sneider Hazel Davis Irene Williams Ghela Bell Mildred Collins Macatawa Bulloch Verna Gibbs and Mrs Robinson.
Bishopville relatives led weekend visits as Roy Mullins and family spent Sunday with Harvey Smith. Albany resident Mrs. Jane Radcliffe visited her son-in-law J. M. McDonald. Mrs. Ethel Bapylon of Grand Rapids was guest of Ernest Kirkbride. Marguerite McDonald visited Don Withem and Millard Easler hosted Frank Pedicord. McDonald also received a Little Bible Sunday award for perfect Sunday School attendance under H. B. Jones.
Gloria Louise Mason is ill with scarlet fever at the parental residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason. The知らせ notes the illness occurring in Glouster and identifies her parents.
The blouse features a tailored waist in crochet using a filet mesh with contrasting color stripes forming a plaid effect. Two color main body with optional three color variation, two-piece front, pattern 905 includes illustration and stitch instructions. Send 10 cents for the pattern from the Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept.
A nostalgic home remedy claims to beat a bad cough with a simple sugar and water syrup mixed with 24 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle. The ad promises fast action, throat relief, and air passage clearing, touting Pinex as a famous Norwegian pine healing agent with a guarantee and refund option.
In a tense gathering at Lee Chow's home, Brixton demands control of a jade treasure tied to a shrine. Lee Chow reveals the item is entrusted to him, and Marion’s corked envelope hides a lifesaving antidote administered with two drops. The Chinese master risks death to safeguard the relic.
In Youngstown on January 17 testimony and more figures filled the record in the stockholders suit against Ohio Edison Company. John J. Rowland president of Mahoning National Bank and Ohio Edison director testified that Harry Engle a plaintiff in the action threatened to shoot director John T. Harrington in 1929. The court admitted the testimony pending later proof.
Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan University teams prepare to argue a new deal topic at Hollister High School on Friday afternoon. The event brings together college teams to debate policy implications and practical outcomes in a regional scholastic contest.
Avoid false teeth slipping by sprinkling Fas teeth on your plates each morning. It gives all day comfort and teeth hold tight without gummy taste or feel. Get Fagterth from your druggist in three sizes.
Short, unclear note lists a camphor based jelly tube and vaporizing salve brands. Mentions Vicks salve and a few dosage style hints. Likely an inventory or catalog fragment from a pharmacy or household medical kit.
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