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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1931
Page
7
New York June 16 1931 handbags must match costume colors and textures for summer wear. Styles include rough surfaced leathers like morocco pin seal and pigskin with crepey fabrics, while smooth leathers pair with silks. Evening bags match dresses shoes or jewelry with pearl bags and crepe options.
Lace bags pair with afternoon and evening lace dresses. Mesh bags suit mesh sports dresses. Pique leather bags imitate ribbed leather for sports costumes. Striped taffeta bags add dash to sports outfits. Buckskin bags echo white sport shoes with trim. Wooden bead bags complement large bead necklaces. Cellophane straw bags match cellophane hats.
The piece contrasts print color copying with sportswear trends. It observes women favor all white outfits, bright accents, and handbags featuring reds greens pastels and stripes to match.
Mary and Marion resist postponing a trip as Aunt Madge contends with Noel’s plan to separate Mary from Noel. Veritzens’ arrival looms while Aunt Madge weighs aiding Noel against her loyalty to Mary and Noel’s bold manipulation. (Continued Tomorrow.)
Sgt William Long of the Regular Army urged Athens residents to back Battery E 134th Field Artillery Ohio National Guard. He announced plans to reside in Athens for years and boost the unit, noting government equipment valued around a quarter million dollars and about 20000 yearly for armory and Guard operations. He will oversee all artillery batteries and seek contributing members.
About 70 persons named in indictments by the Federal Grand Jury were arraigned Monday before Federal Judge Benson W. Hough in Columbus. The docket includes William Campbell and Field Campbell of New Straitsville pleading not guilty with trial set for June 19. other defendants listed.
Irene pursues Derry while pretending to be playful and concerned about Gaylord Prentiss and his wife. Derry plans marriage to Irene as they drive to the river to discuss future, while Asa Crewe and town gossip lurk. The scene ends with both rehearsing life changes as winter deepens.
Strawberry themes and several jelly and jam recipes are presented with bottled pectin methods and step by step instructions. The piece ends with a short court note mentioning sentences for convictions in Gallia County.
A powerful tornado swept across widely separated areas of the British Isles yesterday. Two people died in Birmingham and many were injured as buildings were unroofed and damage spread.
The stars warn of lunar and planetary tensions causing unrest in business and personal life. Precaution and discretion are urged to avoid treachery and physical harm. Affected birthdays face caution, sudden changes require wise handling, and a bright mind can meet emergencies. A restless child may be clever and studious.
A compact device uses a small gas flame to perform functions typically handled by moving mechanical parts. The design simplifies operation and reduces the need for complex components, signaling a shift toward simpler actuation methods.
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