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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1931

Page

7

Fashion Drama Sparks on Long Island Romance

Liane Barrett, engaged to Clive Cleespaugh, flirts with Van Robard while shopping for a wedding gown at Christine Ltd. They share a secret lunch as tension builds over a possible elopement. Robard pressures Liane to abandon Clive for wealth, but she resists though torn by passion and social expectations. The chapter ends with a cliffhanger as Robard accuses her of chasing a millionaire’s child and she grapples with loyalty and desire.

Barrett Berla van Bobard Cass Barrett Robzard Muriel Ladd Éeceditaien Chuck Desmond Eng Robard Hurt Liane Clive Gleespaugh Cass Tressa Fanny Amberton Cleespaugh Ciive Shane McDermid McDermi Clive Desmon Lane Long Island van Robard Kelly 57Th St Sithot Clive Cleespaugh Willow Stream Park Avenue Miss Lilly Miss Barrett Denise Clive Mademoiselle Van Muriel Richmond

Arrival of Dicky Interrupts Mother's Quiet Tension

A scene unfolds as Dicky interrupts with praise for Madge's work, easing her fears about her sick child. Madge observes Katherine and Dicky, noting her mother in law’s reaction to the praise and the impact on family tensions around her career and motherhood.

Dicky Graham Margaret Phillip Veritsen

What Is Communism

The text presents Nixon era style quotations and assertions from the Fish Committee investigation into Communist propaganda. It defines communism as a world movement led from Moscow aiming to abolish private property, religion, and democratic governments and to establish a global socialist order.

Communist International Moscow Russia

Pattern 2176 A youthful round yoked frock pattern

The pattern offers a round yoke frock with cap sleeve effect and two front tabs for chic youthfulness. Printed fabrics such as silk cotton linen or voile are suggested with a color contrast belt. Available in sizes 14 through 42 with yardage and simple instructions provided. Catalog and pattern prices listed with ordering details.

Athens Messenger Pattern Department West New York City

Garden poll backs Milk Fund tilt promotion

A poll of Madi son Square Garden Corporation members who attended the Sharkey Walker proceedings showed unanimous belief that the Garden should have promoted the tilt for the Milk Fund.

Madison Square Garden Corporation Sharkey-Walker Garden

George Jean Nathan Returns from London to New York Critic

The American critic George Jean Nathan faced sharp rebukes from British colleagues over his brutal frankness as guest reviewer in a London newspaper. He is depicted returning to New York amid the controversy.

George Jean Nathan London New York

Nearby families gather for multiple Sunday visits and birthdays

A long list of households from Stewart to Millfield and The Plains attended dinners and visits Sunday. Celebrations included Lewis Ludwick's eighty second birthday and Dr A J Leonard's birthday dinner at the Martins home. Families such as Runnions Ackleys Hixsons and Barnhills joined relatives and friends across several townships.

Mrs Hensely Rogers and Daughters Visit

Mrs Hensely Rogers and her daughters Yvonne and Virginia visited Mrs S J Smith on Thursday. Mrs Vienna Kelley visited relatives in Athens on Sunday.

Do Not Use Chemicals to Remove Tattoo Marks

Wartime advice urges avoidance of acids and caustics in removing tattoos. It warns of scarring from chemical methods and favors treatment by a qualified skin specialist to safely erase blue ink marks without worsening damage.

Europe Copeland U

Kimberley Carbondale Road Under Rapid County Upgrades

County crews led by Engineer Dike Wilson are widening and strengthening the seven mile Kimberley Carbondale Road linking Route 66 at Carbondale with Route 31 at Kimberly. Three bridges are being built and grading and minor repairs proceed on nearby roads as material contracts await signing on August 8.

Kimberley Carbondale York Waterloo Dike Wilson Kimberly Ash Cave Jeffry Lodi Copeland Rome Trey Township Pagetown Albany Bandrock Bern Hueston Troy Township Wilson Alexander Township

Social Visits And Homecomings In Jerseyville Era

Miss Sylvia Ziggafoos returns from Burlingham visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Grim for two weeks. Mrs. Elizabeth Basom and children of Athens visit Mr. and Mrs. Hope. Mrs. Anna Colburn visits sister in Athens over the weekend. Mrs. Earl Cowen and Mrs. Jess Pierce return from Camp Utica. Ruth McCullough returns to The Plains from time with Rev. and Mrs. Zari Cowen. Homecoming at M. E. Church Jerseyville next Sunday with community dinner at noon and Rev. McCullough speaking. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and son visit Mrs. S. J. Smith. Wiley Colburn guests of Worthington Biehl. Harold Flanders and family of Athens visit Pearl Smith. Miss Bessie Buck of Columbus visits Everett Bosworth.

Ll. T. Runnion Harold Mildred Oryn Watkins Billy Forrest Franier Laurelville John Bachelor Paul the Plains Pantie Ackrey Dennis Hixson Colonel Church Ruby Morgan Little Hocking Charles Martin Catherine Border Viola Wade Millfield A. J. Leonard Doctor Leonard Martin Miss Border Rylmer Ackley Athens Fred Warner Daniel Ackley C. D. Swartz C. M. Swarts George Swartz Lancaster Burley Parkersburg Helen Barnhill Carolyn Cleveland Harry Baer Mt. Vernon John Barnhill Freda Dutch Ridge Emmett Swisher Eamond Brandeberry Edwin Hixson Bobby Peach Ridge Amos Hixson Leo Lloyd Frost Samuel Frost Margaret Delmar Gladys Melvin Graham Chapel James Gorton Orville Jimmy Lester Murray Baby Bethel Ridge J. N. Jenkins Sylvia Ziggafoos Burlingham Jerry Grim Elizabeth Basom Hope Anna Colburn Earl Cowen Jess Pierce Onic Utica Ruth McCullough Pearl Smith Bessie Buck Columbus Everett Bosworth

Stars Say For Thursday July 30 Forecast by Genevieve Kemsle

The forecast notes a day with influence from side real operations causing a sudden change in events though not deeply significant. Birthdays imply minor yearly changes guiding toward steadier form and profitable transactions, with caution against rash impulsive speech. A born child may be clever, independent, industrious and faithful but not reckless. Notable activity mentions heavy magnetism and potential disruption.

Good Old Aunt Mary Plans to Marry Again

A humorous hometown piece chronicles Aunt Mary known for aiding widows and calming feuds, while speculating on her sixth marriage after four husbands. The tale repeatedly highlights her rosy, loyal nature and the gossip about her many name changes.

Mary Aunt Ie John Horace Wan James Matinee William Robert Ste. Brey

Home-Making Helps By Eleanor Ross

The piece argues for regular meal times and simple between meals snacks like fruit or celery. Adults may temper appetite with meals at set hours, while children benefit from fixed routines to form balanced eating habits and avoid nibbling on sweets.

Eleanor Ross Cottina

Hudnall Reunion Held At Hudnall Homestead

Pleasant Valley residents attended the Hudnall reunion at the Hudnall homestead. Speakers planned for the Pleasant Valley Home Coming on Sunday August 2 are R D Williams and Athens Prosecuting Attorney John Bolin. Mrs Nellie Hawk and two children and Mrs Ollie Pugh and children of Athens visited Frank Pugh and family. Joseph Hudnall and family from Pittsburgh Pa were visiting. Do H M McKinley and wife hosted guests in Nelsonville. Mrs James Hallett also in attendance.

Hudnall Pleasant Valley R. D. Williams John Bolin Athens Nellie Hawk Ollie Pugh Frank Pugh Joseph Hudnall Pittsburgh Vial Mudnall Do H. M. McKinley Nelsonville James Hallett

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