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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
10
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife to stop overreacting to her husband going to a night club with show girls. She says such incidents are common and not a betrayal, urges humor, faith, and to treat the event as normal rather than sparking jealousy.
The planetary configuration for this day encourages lively energy and new ventures while urging restraint and serenity. Contracts may prosper and private relations improve, with birthdays suggesting a year of constructive work and fresh opportunities. A child born today should be energetic and resourceful, flourishing in constructive endeavors. Notable: Elsie Janis, ac tree.
A cryptic horizontal vertical puzzle lists clues about a Russian leader, grammar hints, celestial phenomena, and daily terms. It features references to titles, grains, colors, and common nouns, with multiple cross clues indicating a biographical and linguistic exercise from a periodical brain teaser.
In Adele Garrison's continuation, Edith Fairfax taunts as Lee Chow lies near death. The narrator rushes to notify Hugh with Lee Chow's messages, while Dr. Braithwaite prepares to examine him. Hugh demands details before the doctors and Lillian forestall further disturbance.
The report chronicles Halley Woods and others saving residents during the 1907 flood in Athens and nearby areas. It notes drownings including Otto Barth and veterans of the Dana family rescue, Carnegie Medal awards to Woods and many others, and the extensive flood impact on streets, homes, and rail lines.
I G D Gorham County Treasurer notifies taxpayers of the Athens County tax levies for the year. State school levy remains 265 mills. County general fund 5.75 mills plus bond retirement 0.30 mills and various county funds. Local purposes refer to a table not shown.
LETART FALLS March 14 Born Thursday March 8 a son to Mr and Mrs P C Wolfe of Plants and on Friday a son to Mr and Mrs John L Wolfe of East Letart Missiah Bibler of Junction City visiting Mrs Phil son Norris guests last week Mr and Mrs E D Donohoe hosted Guy and Robert Lee of Elgin Il Mr and Mrs Fr Norris and son of Antiquity spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clarence Shields Friends and relatives entertained and visited including Rev and Mrs Linton Mattox of Crown City arriving to visit Mrs J D Law and family
Athens County has donated 64 books about Ohio to the Ohioana Library, second only to Hamilton County. At the library’s new Columbus home opening, totals reached 1 096 books 124 booklets 28 music sheets and 60 D A R histories. The Ohioana collection began in 1929 at the Governor mansion as the Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Collection.
The fifth annual meeting in Columbus was attended by library committee members. Speakers included B. O. Skinner Myers Y. Cooper Paul A. Noon and Governor George White.
The Coonville Mine averages five workdays weekly and most homes are occupied. Alfred Kilkinny and Flossie Albaugh were married last Saturday. Mrs. John Henderson has been ill for months. Oscar Sheridan visited the John Giffin home Sunday. Mrs. John Giffin fed birds during the cold spell, hosting 32 quail 18 redbirds four blue jays starlings and other species, with quail seeking shelter under the Giffin home.
Columbus reports that all school bus drivers including substitutes must hold chauffeur licenses under an attorney general ruling. The Ohio Highway Patrol will enforce the rule with guidance from Dr. B O Skinner and state education officials.
The article offers anti aging neck care advice stressing prevention. It recommends keeping the neck straight, lifting the head, and performing simple neck exercises to maintain suppleness and reduce wrinkles. It notes age effects differ between neck and face and suggests posture improves look.
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