Dexter Social and Personal notices march 14 1944
Dexter residents share visits and travel updates as Frank Strong and wife spend days on their farm in Athens Ray Minor from Chicago visits his father S S Minor and S C Cook from Columbus spends weekend with kin Imogene Arrowood leaves for California to join Estel Arrowood in Camp Cash Braley visits Langsville Oakley Smith family Ruth Nicholson residence line work by Eli Dennison from Rutland and crew S S Minor dies at home funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at local church burial in Nelson Cemetery survivors include wife two sons Ray and Gerald daughter Mrs Clair Blizzard Funeral details and obituaries marked by the community presence
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Dexter
Frank Strong
Athens
Ray Minor
Chicago
S. S. Minor
S. C. Cook
Columbus
Imogene Arrowood
Max Smith
California
Estel Arrowood
Cash Braley
Oakley Smith
Langsville
Millie Hager
Elmer McCaskey
Midway
Eli Dennison
Rutland
Ruth Nicholson
Robin
Love of
Lillie Minor
Clair Blizzard
Dayton
Nelson
Ray
Gerald
Social Notes from Carbondale Mention Visits and Birth
Mrs. Vivian McNutt of Akron visited her grandmother Mrs. Agnes Crain and relatives here last week. Walter Holland on leave from Camp Blanning Florida spends 10 days with his parents. Sgt Darrell Ulbrich and wife announce the birth of a son Darrell Harry at Cherrington Hospital Logan weighing 8% pounds. Grandparents listed for the newborn.
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Carbondale
Vivian McNutt
Akron
Agnes Crain
George Stump
Gertie Evans
Columbus
Jasper Cox
Pfe
Walter Holland
Camp Blanning
Fla
Hiram Holland
Joe Stanley
Cleo
Hugh Landis
Tamma Landis
Dwight Clark
Great Lakes
Santa White
Dayton
Chesser
Darrell Ulbrich
Cher
Easy to Make 10 20 Dress Pattern No 8586
Two piece spring costume features a fitted back panel that flares to a hip length peplum. Pattern No 8586 available in sizes 10 through 20 with yardage for 39 inch material and a contrast for collar. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to The Athens Messenger for pattern 8586.
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Athens Messenger
Sixth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Astrological Forecast and War Memorial Tale
A Wednesday reading highlights a day of possibilities with travel, new contracts, and risk of overreach. Notable traits include inventive talent and chance for support from influential figures, plus caution to avoid extravagance and fragile alliances. Also notes a war memorial story and a Gettysburg address misattribution.
Animal Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Clues
A mixed set of crossword clues covering animal terms, chemistry hints, places and descriptions. Includes entries like blacksmith's block, sea eagle, and ancient symbols, with several abbreviations and thematic wordplay across horizontal and vertical sections.
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Margaret
Bunny Rabbit Designs for Needlework Patterns
Cheerful bunny rabbit figures for tea towels or crib quilts with 5 by 4 inch blocks. Transfers in red yellow blue and green. seven designs for Pattern No 5325 priced 15 cents plus 1 cent postage. Anne Cabot album from winter 1944 offers sweaters mittens scarves hats and gift patterns for 15 cents.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Sixth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Radio Highlights Amid Static and Schedule Scrambled
Central War Time listings show 66 Hyed Wari saluting an air station in Hurst New Jersey. NBC WLW air at 7:30 with Ed Gardner and the Bistro Belas. CBS WBN 800 features Jean eye crime thriller The Dead Don’t Care. Bob Hope, Boris Karloff, and a Congress Speaks series air across NBC and WBNS network slots with varied locations and acts.
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Hyed Wari
Gang
Athurst
N. J
NBC
WLW
Ed Gardner
the Bistro Belasco
Gertrude
Martinie
London
Eduard Benes
Bob Hope
U. S. Naval
Jacksonville
Boris Karloff
Congress Speaks
Hepright Patan
Texas
WBNS
PATTERN ORDER DELAYS DUE TO HOLIDAY MAIL VOLUME
Public notice advises patience as heavy pattern orders and postal congestion cause delays through Easter. Mailers request customers keep order numbers and report missing items with number and size to speed check. The notice adds a unrelated fact about how men and oxen are used for transportation in Africa.
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Africa
Equator
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