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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
5
A fragment reveals Janet meeting a stranger in a doorway after an unfamiliar greeting. She later connects with Rolf and Jeffrey while navigating engagement tensions with Kendall Hamilton, leading to a troubled, unresolved romance.
Jeffrey Grant finds Janet's purse after a late incident across the street. He retrieves the item and notes nothing is missing. Janet feels shaken but safe as Grant guides her to his car to take her and Rose to a poorer district neighborhood on the town's far side.
Janet and Rose reunite with Pat Silvani and hear his story of vanished work after a construction firm collapsed. Rose, once a Beauty Shop operator, now cleans offices while Pat struggles to keep a bungalow and provide for their children. Janet vows to help find employment.
Laura Lou Brookman and Janet discuss a bleak living situation Janet discovers. Jeffrey Grant agrees to help by asking around. They consider adopting the entire family at Christmas, sharing concern and a hopeful plan as the scene ends.
Use up small plain scraps with white in an allover pattern for a pretty quilt. Finishes 78 by 90 inches with a 6 inch border. Pattern No C304. Order by mail. delivery in 7 to 10 days. Address Aunt Martha care The Messenger Box 5112 Gateway Station Kansas City Mo.
Prepared by Rev Gaius Glenn Atkins and sponsored by Who Owns the Earth. The essay argues real estate ownership comes from legal title and history, while religious faith holds the earth belongs to the Lord. It urges believers to act as trustees and shift pride from possession to stewardship for human well being.
The narrator agrees to a secret drive to Patchogue with Hugh to meet Avis Arlen, aiming to avoid upsetting Dicky and his mother. Tension rises over potential repercussions, with a plan to inform relatives while keeping the mother-in-law unaware. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as the call is interrupted by Mrs Graham.
A devotional plea calling for humility in using Earths gifts. It urges reverence for land and animals, condemns bloodshed, and asks God to guide humanity to steward resources for all His children. The prayer seeks a renewed divine lordship over the earth and a spirit of brotherhood.
A compact guide outlines steps to craft a chic jumper frock at home. It covers materials, simple sewing techniques, and finishing touches for a polished garment. The article emphasizes accessible methods and easy alterations for varied fits.
The page promotes a jumper frock and matching blouse with chic seaming, perky buttons, and a close-neck collar with puff sleeves. Pattern 2533 available in select sizes, with fabric and contrast yardage listed, illustrated sewing instructions included, and a 15 cent pattern price plus catalog offer for Anne Adams fashions.
A land turtle found near Sand Ridge Monday bore the name EB. A. "Lank" Weekley and the year 89. Weekley, who died five years ago, lived in Bard Ridge and is buried at Nye Cemetery in Chauncey.
The lunar aspects indicate a lively day with obstacles to be fought off by Mars driven action. Personal and domestic affairs, social ties, and romantic life will dominate, while business faces delays but can advance through aggressive practical tactics. A child born today should be practical and social. Notable nativity Andrew Jackson, ex president United States.
Messages from Chauncey relatives report ex residents safe after the California quake. Saul Wilson and family are about 30 miles from the disaster area. Other Chauncey families include Cecil Cunningham Hershal Goodson and kin Dr Wiley Sprague and Kennard Goodson. Dr Sprague and family long resided in Chauncey.
In Chauncey and nearby Millfield and Columbus areas residents attended family gatherings and reported visits. Earl Thompson and son Stanley Evan Morgan Jr and Wilbur Morgan from The Plaines were guests of Mrs. Mary Meinhart. Mrs Daniel Fulton recuperates at home in Millfield. The Plains residents Mrs Lawrence Olson and family visited Mrs Olson’s parents, Mr and Mrs Peter Rankin in Chauncey. Earl Shafer moved to Ellis Avenue Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Guy Brookins and daughter Thelma Jean visited Milton Brookins in Millfield. Frank Millington and sons Wilfred and Jack of Chauncy stayed with relatives in Columbus. Clyde Vernon of Chauncey recovering after appendix operation at St Francia Hospital Columbus. Chauncey March 14. Mr and Mrs Fred Sanders of Trimb le Heights announce birth of a son in Millfield Saturday. parents of five sons. Mr and Mrs Chester Sanders of Millfield are grandparents.
The Plains P T A holds a regular meeting in the Grade School Auditorium Wednesday night with president M O Bryan presiding. For entertainment the men will present a home talent minstrel led by Leslie Coon and Ray Michael. All interested are invited.
Millfield March 14. Women of Mazon Council Degree of Pocahontas hold an all day quilting event at the lodge hall in Millfield on Wednesday with a potluck supper in the evening.
The Hocking Valley faced real money shortages during the 1893 panic with workers paid in five dollar white promissory notes and store checks. Community figures like Seward S. Danford and A. E. Johnson recalled grimy notes, discounted by saloons, and the shift to in-kind wages and real estate.
Millfield March 14 Mrs Burns celebrated her thirty six birthday with a party at Charles Reddow's home. Attendees included James Geary Robert Russell Alex Kozma Anna Earich Glenn Semona Alice Carter Garnet Jackson Norman Earich Virginia Funk Roy Russell and many others. Marjorie Skinner visited and stayed with Helen Beddow over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Knott announce the birth of a daughter at their home in Bailey Run near Chauncey on Saturday.
On March 1 seven mines were active in Chauncey including Hork ing Lubrig No 9 No 107 No 219 No 108 and Carbondale.
Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante headline the new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy What No Beer opening at the Majestic Thea. They run a brewery, clash with rival beer gangs, and evade police in a brisk mix of humor and suspense. Phyllis Barry leads a romantic plot with supporting turns by Henry Armetta and Charles Dunbar. Edward Sedgwick directs a polished production.
Treat the cause at home with Prescription No 69 for liver and gall bladder trouble. The home remedy promises relief and avoidance of operations, backed by a money back guarantee after 28 years of use. Literature available from Home Drug Co., 18-4 No. Fourth St., Minneapolis.
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