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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
7
In a continuing mystery, Hallam is linked to the farmhouse burglary and the Larches invasion. A Chinese messenger warns of a second, more determined raid for Marion’s locked box, while the narrator faces fear and family pressure as clues accumulate.
Amos Parrish analyzes winter make-up to suit pale skin and cold wind. He advises matching powder to skin tone, easing rough texture, choosing warm lip colors, and ensuring rouge blends with natural color to avoid a artificial look. Tomorrow he covers lace tablecloth fashions.
Pattern 2089 offers a georgette or chiffon dress with a flared collar and skirt, colored ribbon belt substitute, and sleeve inclusion. Available in sizes 10 12 14 at 15 cents pattern plus book options, with yardage and instructions provided. Ship orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
Syracuse Russell Winebrenner recovers from illness while family visits. Hutton of Weirton spent Sunday with the Winebrenners. Frank Harris injured eye in Mine 17 near Syracuse. Marela Karre visited relatives Burlingham. Helen Grace Williams stayed with Williams family from Athens. Thelma Soulsby returned to clerical duties at Elberfeld Store after illness. Ladies Aid of Asbury Church met. soap sale led by Mrs Rutherford Sellers and Mrs A E Williams. Epworth League and Methodist Vested Choir rode to Rutland for services. Nonga Fleming visited Kathryn Judy of Parkersburg. Carl Helmick joined them. Rev Harry Dye delivered a demonstration sermon on Old Home Ties with Rutland-Syracuse Choir. Evangelistic services set for the week. Large turnout at basketball game in Pomeroy Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Carl Secidenabel of …
Long Bottom resident W M Cowdery and Parkersburg nurse Miss Lucy Randolph were married in Parkersburg last week and now reside on his Akron area farm. Also notes include deaths, illnesses, fires, travel and local movements of residents.
Bedford Pugene Aguelas of Nelsonville visits his parents Mr and Mrs John Douglas Friday. Mary Lee hosts Edith Whaley Sunday. Omer Hines heads to Ash tabula for work. George and Mary Sanborn visit with Lee family Friday. Charles Hines and family host Guy Lee and kin Thursday. Vaccination illness keeps several children home from school. Dale Hart spends Saturday afternoon with Servetus Hart. Dean Blackwood family visits Snowville kin. Marcus Hanna and Clyde Hines with Athens families visit Charles Hines Sunday. Rev George Butterfield to conduct services Saturday and Sunday at Shawnee.
The Athens State and Ol Gas Co held its annual meeting January 19 and elected officers for the coming year. Re-elected were J. D. Martin as president and general manager, Charles P. Kircher as vice president, and Francis Frebault as secretary and treasurer. Directors chosen include Kircher, Martin, Francis P. Fredhualt, James Ginnan, Arthur D. Phillips, Thomas Lynch, and Fred Groas.
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy to purify the system by cleansing bowels and toning the liver. It claims benefits for beauty, energy, and relief from stomach trouble pimples sleeplessness and headaches, pricing 15c 36c and 60c.
A routine day forecast with mopish or mal adjusted moods and a tendency to quick sharp speech. Birthday individuals may lack liveliness but progress hinges on overcoming querulousness and embracing thrift, prudence, and elder guidance. A child born today tends toward frugality and constructive habits aided by elders. Charleston hosts Baer and family visit.
A nostalgic narrator recalls a former quaint home now turned into a road house. The garden has altered, lilac trees look worn, and interior changes replace grandma’s clock and work basket with a shiny new piano. Two slick men, a valet and chauffeur, court an old man’s money while two young women await dinner in a tense, shadowed living room.
S Shepard of Scarsdale New York reports her son Johnny recovered from a nasty cold after using Smith Brothers Cough Syrup. She states the cough subsided congestion cleared and the cold vanished.
Article by ROYAL 8S. COPELAND M D, U S Senator from New York, stresses teeth reflect overall health. Proper diet prenatal care breastfeeding sunlight and vitamin rich foods support tooth formation. Oral hygiene starts infancy with daily cleansing brushing gums and regular dental visits to prevent cavities and promote bone and tooth development.
A list of 50 candidates for February graduation at Ohio University is posted in the lobby of Ewing Hall. Lorin C. Staats receives a Master of Arts in public speaking. Degrees cover education, commerce, kindergarten-primary, special education, art supervision and more. The snippet ends with a quip about Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey.
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