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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1934
Page
3
The Kimberly column records Mrs. Lila Cox celebrating an 85th birthday with flowers, cards, and visitors. It notes community activity, church involvement, and local greetings, alongside obituaries and marriage notices, including Phyllis Lowery and Ethel O Nat Homer Beal.
Gypsy endures fatigue and doubt as Tom brings Elsa to help with the baby. She worries about money and future plans while friends visit and offer support. New Year’s Eve reunites old feelings as Gypsy dances, torn between domestic duty and a lingering desire for freedom.
Chief George Bateman reports a hit and run on Friday night near the Public Square. His car suffered front fender damage, and investigators hope the pursuing dented auto, left with no driver, will be identified by matching rear fender marks.
Ed Michael president of the Athens County Unemployed League spoke at Kimberly along with other leaders. League buttons and newspapers are now available for local members. Park Glenn, William Davis and Floyd Brown attended a county board meeting in Athens.
In Buchtel Ohio Friday night Buchtel High School boys stretched a late second half run to beat Hollister High School 31 to 11. Kimbie led Buchtel with 11 points Wagner nine. Hollister defense limited to four points in the final half. Buchtel girls also defeated Hollister 19 to 16 with Rife eight points Bethel 11 for Hollister.
Funeral services were held at 2:30 PM at Doanville Church for Warren Gibson 20 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Gibson who died at his parents home Saturday. Burial followed at Greenlawn with his parents and two sisters surviving.
A Raymond Allen owned truck used on CWA projects caught fire near West Columbus Street in Nelsonville this morning. Sand extinguished the blaze and the fire department responded to the alarm.
Ohio Theater opens First National comedy Convention City starring Joan Blondell and Dick Powell as they roister to Atlantic City with a host of names such as Adolphe Menjou and Mary Astor. The night also features Katharine Hepburn in Little Women at Majestic and Slim Summerville with Andy Devine in Horse Play at Court.
Comic star reveals imagine travel to China if handed a million dollars while on set. He praises Chinese lore, Confucian ideas, and Oriental art, and expresses a wish to explore deeper into Chinese civilization. Film directed by Edward Sedgwick features Leila Hyams and cast including May Beatty and David Torrence.
Columbus reports Emilie E. Watson says about 250000 people will attend President Roosevelt birthday balls in Ohio. Proceeds support the Warm Springs Georgia Foundation for Crippled Children. No admission tax will be charged.
A new delightful powder keeps false teeth tighter and longer, preventing rocking slipping or dropping. It leaves no pasty taste or sensation and gives perfect confidence. Available from Quick's or your druggist in three sizes.
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