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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1945
Page
17
A classified notice invites readers to mail 20 cents for a sewing pattern with the pattern number and personal details to Sue Barnes of The Athens Messenger in New York City. The ad promotes "FASHION" patterns and offers a 15 cent copy.
Needlework by Mrs. Anne Cabot suggests reviving a kitchen with paint and motifs. She promotes colorful flowers and pleasant patterns as appliques for cupboards chairs and towels. Instructions and explanations are available for a small fee by sending name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger New York.
The stars warn of an exceptionally lively day with tricky conditions and hidden factors in contracts, writings, and legal decisions. Travel, agencies, and public notices may arise, requiring cautious signing and sharp judgment. A birth on this day promises keen talent for business or professional endeavors.
Herbert Christian Jr. to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor on behalf of his father Pvt. Herbert F. Christian who was killed in action June 3, 1944 near HalY. Major General James L. Collins presided at Fort Hayes in the first ceremony of its kind. Christian, an insurance agent in Canton before enlisting in 1942, sacrificed himself drawing enemy fire to aid a trapped patrol and firing his submachine gun until he was mortally wounded.
A garbled slice from a mid century page shows a photographed aide associated with the late President Roosevelt era. The fragment mentions Chinese measures and a pistol, with scattered numbered clues and stray terms like Marsh and mountain animal. The legible pieces point to a puzzle or caption layout rather than a coherent narrative.
Virginia Helmick a former postal employee and Mrs Alice Lamborn of Marlboro Stark County were found guilty of stealing mail. Helmick faces three years probation with her husband not disclosed while Lamborn was sentenced to one year and one day. Judge Emmerich presiding. Belgium braces for general strike as King Leopold returns amid abdication demands.
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