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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
7
Dorothy Dix counsels newlyweds to keep outside interests and social ties. She warns that excessive domestic focus harms marriage, urging couples to share social activities, mingle with others, and seek variety to stay mentally and emotionally engaged.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion T major as fast acting for coughs and colds. It claims harmless effects and urges customers to consult their druggist for a money back refund if symptoms persist.
Mrs Myrtle Laurie pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Municipal Judge A J Stormont on a liquor possession charge. Hearing was set for Monday in Gallipolis Ohio.
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Gypsy Morell settles into a simple life with Tom in a blue roofed house on Long Island after marriage and a Europe honeymoon. Lila visits from Southampton, pressuring Gypsy with glamour and Marko Broughton’s attentions while Gypsy clings to domestic peace and a growing sense of longing.
Rev W W Duff at First Presbyterian Church delivers Wake Up sermon as part of Ten Commandments series with Sinners Parade topic. Grace M E Church to feature Open Windows and The Hope that Conquers Death with junior sermons A Camera and The Rotten Limb. Regular services set at First Baptist and St Pauls Episcopal.
Astrological reading for Saturday January 27 notes strong planetary aspects triggering surprising outcomes in commerce and personal life. Expect sensational, irregular developments and a lively year for those with birthdays on this date. Notable birthday figure Lewis Carroll is mentioned.
Personal Mention Co. G. Neff sales manager of Columbus visited the Gallipolis property of the Southern Ohio Electric Company. Mrs. B H Bing and Mrs. Marger McCormick plan Columbus visits Friday and Saturday. Judge W R White with several attorneys attend Ohio Bar Association meeting in Columbus Friday. A son born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Theodore Johnson of Fourth Avenue. Mrs J T Robinson and son Marky set to travel Sunday to St Petersburg Florida for several weeks with Mr Leland Darling and family. Mrs FE D Hughes and daughter Elmer Hern return from Wilson Pennsylvania relatives visit.
In Gallipolis on Thursday two business deals took effect immediately. J H Taylor of Huntington purchased the half interest of P W Wallace in the Ohio Valley Steam Laundry, with Taylor moving his family to the city. D H Wallace remains a partner, and no future plans were announced for P W Wallace. Hoke Wilson sold the Huntington Tires and Hattery Shop to Lester Glassburn, who will store the equipment while evaluating options.
Charles Arthur and crew worked late Wednesday night and Thursday fixing two boilers in the six boiler battery at the Ohio River Salt Company in Mason City West Virginia. The plant is operating near capacity and restated.
McCar? rules funding blocked under War Department contract with Dravo Construction. Work continues as officials and company heads study the ruling. A separate bid by Bader Construction would have been about 46 000 lower. talks in Washington seek 8.2 million for Winfield and Gallipolis data to finish Kanawha River deepening projects.
Majestic features Constance Bennett in After Tonight a vivid espionage drama set in Vienna. The Ohio Theater shows The World Changes with Jean Muir and Paul Muni offering a cross of Garbo and Bennett style in a Warner Bros production. Riders of Destiny at the Court Theater stars John Wayne in a cattle country western with Cecilia Parker and George Hayes in a tense water rights conflict.
CWA projects restart across Gallia County with 125 men moved from 26 limestone quarries to the municipal airport and rip rap projects. Two shifts will operate to finish by February 15, with 15 hour weekly workers scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday and 3 day weeks for others.
Gallipolis report states Dr. C A Vernholt Holzer Hospital staff surgeon had appendix removal Thursday afternoon. The operation was performed by Dr C T Holzer and Dr C E Holzer with assistance from L Brown. It notes a second staff appendix operation in three months. Minnie Simmons, Minnie daughter of Mr and Mrs L N Simmons, was admitted for treatment. F B Kerr grocer was admitted for operation. W Downtain condition reported improved.
James O Brien of Gallipolis has been commissioned first lieutenant at the Greenbrier Military Academy in Lynchburg Virginia. He will coach the academy boxing team this semester.
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