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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
2
The Sunday Creek Valley Civic Association’s merchants and service divisions voted to adopt opening and closing hours. Stores will open at 7:30 a.m. and close at 5:30 p.m. starting today, with specific conditions announced after the meeting in the American Legion Hall.
Mothers read this. A cleansing dose today and smaller amounts tomorrow restore bowel regularity without habit. Doctors favor liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin containing senna and cascara. Regulated doses ease constipation until nature returns routine function.
The Creek Civic Group sets weekly shop hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturdays. Some pay days allow 3 p.m. close. Stores close noon on summer Thursdays and stay closed on major holidays. Overtime pay rules and meal breaks are described, with special rules for restaurants and bakeries. Plans include community sales days and Lucky Money Days to boost local trade.
Glouster High basketball team defeated Jacksonville-Trimble 30 to 26 on the J-T floor after a late two-minute rally. Mandrell and Joe Williams led Glouster while Carter sparked the final comeback as Glouster reversed a 26-25 deficit to win.
Mrs. William Johnston Sr. enters St. Francis Hospital in Columbus for a minor operation and is expected to stay about a week to ten days. She is accompanied by Mrs. Harry Vaughn who will stay until her return home.
Harrison County hermit George Dolak, 65, recalls flood damage that ruined his crops and left him with only potatoes and tobacco. With no flour or grease, he plans to sell a few potatoes to buy essentials for winter while living in a ramshackle one room cabin between Scio and Bowerston. He emigrated from Hungary 90 years ago and has no relatives in America.
Mrs. Goldie Worthington and daughter attended the funerals of Mrs. Opal Walton and her children in Chauncey. Two births reported in Buchtel include a son to Wesley Grinstead and Mary Margaret Sheskey and a daughter to Donald Keeney and wife. Cold weather paused four days of school with resumed classes January 29. Duard Mohney underwent appendicitis surgery at Cherrington Hospital Logan January 20 and is recovering.
A meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Eagle hall to organize a Townsend Old Age Pension club. The session is open to all interested residents.
Washington officials map the challenge of storing 640 million documents from 120 depositor ies as the National Archives moves toward a $12 million building. Experts study 1 317 147 cubic feet of records and plan vaults for treasured film, with the council selecting the first batch for the new home of historical records.
Funeral services for J. B. Cottrill of Springfield formerly Carpenter were held at the Carpenter Church with K of P support. Margaret Gregory wed Loring Wells in Wilkesville, now in Columbus. Birth announced for Dwaine Augustus Jordan. Lt Eddie Lou Howery named commanding officer of a U S Army unit, unlikely to see active service soon. Jess Dickens fell ill and needed hospital care after removal from Tipton Orchard cabin. Columbia schools closed Jan 22 due to blizzard, reopen Feb 3. Cold weather latest, with subzero readings and farm losses. Emmett Starkey seeks medical care in Columbus.
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