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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1934
Page
5
Dorothy Dix counsels that a quiet woman who enjoys listening can frustrate a partner but warns that a chatting wife is valued for companionship. She argues talk helps bonds while silence can chill friendship, urging balanced conversation and listening as essential marital skills.
Howard Jackson a geology professor pursues Jane Terry who seeks his heart but she falls for Amy Love. Jane rises in the Kandel Realty office under Mr. Kandel while Thorpe courts her, revealing office rivalries and personal loneliness that add tension to the evolving romance amid spring, ambition, and relocation in New York.
In a tense pursuit to Smith town for a life saving serum, Lillian and I join an ambush against fleeing gangsters. Captain Lumley orders a risky ruse with Ames Jenkins and Smith. shots erupt as a maroon sedan closes in, endangering us and the troopers. Continued tomorrow.
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A fashion blurb praises a little frock that charms on sight with its design. The piece notes the garment’s allure from front to back as a novel style, highlighting its social appeal and instant appeal in a friendly tone.
A vintage ad highlights Anne Adams sewing patterns with sleeves described as clever and charming. Available in sizes 12 through 38, including 16 needing 3 percent yards of fabric. Illustrations, step by step instructions, and a Summer pattern book priced at 15 cents, book and pattern together 25 cents. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept New York City.
The column forecasts a fairly fortunate day with emphasis on personal interests and domestic social or romantic activities. Diplomatic handling of superiors and colleagues is advised, with potential minor travel or change and a notable birthday year for many, plus new friends and social engagement prospects. Notable nativity Sam Bernard. LORD MAYOR'S SON KILLED in Hendon England on July 2. Stanley BCollett, son of the Lord Mayor of London, died in a crash witnessed by the Prince of Wales.
Washington reports that bids for constructing 24 warships will be opened by the Navy on August 15. The announcement outlines the bidding process and the planned fleet expansion amid wartime needs.
The Plains notices frequent visits among Columbus and Athens residents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter announce the marriage of their son Thomas Porter to Bernice Marlowe. the ceremony took place June 24 at the bride’s Bealaville home and the couple will live in Bealsville where Porter teaches. Dr. Nelson and son Charles with Fletcher Hawk and Robert Hawk of Columbus are at Lake Maneskee, Michigan.
New Straitsville resident Jean Spencer is in Columbus serving as a book keeper. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs announce a joint meeting Saturday at Odd Fellows Hall on Clark Street with a showing of pictures of the Odd Fellow Homes and a lunch served.
Friends and relatives gathered for the funeral of Miss Sianche Moler. Attendees included P G Moler and family from Los Angeles, J B Williams and Fred Wright couples, William Moler family, Roger Williams of Columbus, Arthur L Moler clan, and others from Cincinnati Toledo Cleveland Gallipolis and Hebbardsville. Miss Moler died in Tucson Sunday and was buried at Alexander Presbyterian Church Hebbardsville.
Gideon C. Bants, 82, who served as assistant treasurer of the United States from 1901 to 1912, died suddenly from a heart attack.
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