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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1940
Page
6
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Rev. William Mar tell George will preach in Concord on Sunday March 17 at 2 30 p m. Mr and Mrs George Chapman welcomed daughter Ruth Evelyn born Tuesday March 5. Several residents visit relatives and attend sickness and death in nearby towns as road No 86 becomes impassable for school buses. Ames-Bern honor roll lists Ardeth and Wyllie Boudinot Wahnita Wolfe Vern Wolfe and others.
Sloppy Joe and Krupchies cardigans remain popular in Athens campus circles but are shorter for spring with new variations. Pockets are enlarged and novelty knits, porous yarns, and contrasting yarns create fresh effects. Krunchies combine white yarn with pastel colors for a lightweight summer look. Detachable pique collars rise to pair with outerwear, eliminating separate blouses.
Silk nighties feature decorative ice trims and wide skirts with plastron fronts and yokes. They include low necked strap gowns and sleeve variations smocked shirred and lattice embellished for ample variety.
Mrs. Mary Powers visits Detroit while multiple families attend farm events and funerals. Birth announced for Shirley Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bobo. Distinct visits span Albany Athens Clarksburg Pomeroy Cincinnati and New Marshfield with several local households noted.
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