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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
8
Dorothy Dix argues the in law relationship shapes marriage happiness. She cites two cases where harmony with in laws blessed a union and conflict ruined it, urging sober tact and affection to foster a loving extended family.
A mixed set of crossword style clues referencing political title Alcala and various terms across across and down entries. Includes hints for notes, directions, animals, fabrics, and geography.
In Athens County Common Pleas Court Hazel Bickley sues for divorce alleging gross neglect of duty by husband Wilfred Bickley. The couple married in 1916 and have three living children residing with the mother.
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to help thin or tired people gain flesh. It claims to ease nervousness gas sour stomach pains and restore color and energy, with testimonials of improved health after use.
In a tense scene at Hugh S’s, Lillian confronts Hugh about naming conventions as Lee Chow’s crisis unfolds. Lee Chow, briefly unconscious, recovers and rests while Madge coordinates disclosures between allies. Lilian teases, hinting at deeper motives and a planned shift to formal titles amidst whispered schemes.
In a tense scene, Adele Garrison and Dicky discuss delaying a crucial conference while Edith shares troubling office news. Hugh reacts with concern as Dicky exits with Lillian, hinting at deeper troubles and a forthcoming continuation.
Gallia County trustees weigh diverting township gasoline funds to county relief as May 1 deadline nears. Relief director Haney says county funds exhausted after May 1. failure to exhaust funds could end federal and state aid. A five member committee will study diversion details before Saturday vote.
The advertisement promotes Anne Adams pattern 1790 for sizes M WM 38 W 42 44 46 with printed cotton motifs and flattering tailoring details. It offers the pattern 15 cents, book 15 cents, or book plus pattern 25 cents, and lists ordering from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department 243 West 7th Street New York City.
The stars predict a lively yet adverse day for business and work with potential discord and friction. Those born on this day are urged to remain calm amid impulsive conduct. A child born now may be clever but turbulent, needing strict discipline. Notable nativity: "Bob" Davis, editor.
Gallia and surrounding areas appoint three member committees for AAA tobacco adjustment work. Each group will appoint a chairman from among listed first men: Addison Cheshire, Frank Daniels, H. E. Shaver, N. B. Hayes, C. V. Ward, Asa Moore, Glenn Powell, D. A. Beard, E. Riggs, John Russell, Ralph Davie, Elmer Bush, M. E. Gatwood, and others across Springfield Morgan Greenfield Raccoon Huntington Harrison Walnut Guyan Clay Harlan. The committees will oversee contract checks and related program duties.
The La dies Auxiliary of the Baptist Church met at Mrs. T. J. Lewis home with Miss Carrie Lucas assisting. Members contributing to the program included Mrs. Otho Shires, Mrs. Rose Eagle, Mrs. P. R. Lyne, Mrs. Ethel Richards, Mrs. W. B. Welker, and Miss Marie Miller. Mrs. Margaret Bohn spoke on a Florida trip as St Patrick's Day appointments were carried out with refreshments.
The all county orchestra held practice at Bidwell Porter High School. Seniors hosted a party on March 20. Gallia County High School Day is set for March 23 at Rio Grande. Readings by Lucille Sprague Agnes Brewer Virginia Walters Noka Anderson and Clyde Hickman. Some seniors will take the state scholarship test in Gallipolis next Saturday. A senior class play is tentatively set for April 6 at 7 30 p m titled The Wild Oats Boy. Agriculture students pruned trees at Roush's with a supper for them. Teacher Lyvonia Clark was absent Tuesday due to the death of her uncle Harrison Mink.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. DeVault entertained guests at a Saturday informal party including the Strong Penn Davis and McCormick families. Ardith Ann Davis visited with the Edmundsons. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin and Mr. Cooper visited Hanson on Sunday. Wilkesville P T A met last Tuesday with Superintendent McKinley as principal speaker.
John Rutherford and co defendants Wayford and Edith Rathburn were jointly indicted for burglary and larceny. Judge W R White halted the case at Prosecuting Attorney Ferringtons request. Rutherford had been slated for trial Friday as court did not convene due to the Hager murder trial conclusion. Fontana versus Prima Company also heard in common pleas court.
Cheshire will host a Friday night installation of the Cheshire Post 457 American Legion Auxiliary with Mrs. Clyde Allensworth named president, Mrs. Hazel Swisher secretary, and Mrs. Clarence Mulford treasurer. State president Mrs. Agnes Merritt of Columbus will install, assisted by Gallipolis and Middleport auxiliaries.
The article outlines festive spring dining with lamb veal or chicken for Easter, plus abundant vegetables and fruits. It provides two detailed menus for Easter dinner and a subsequent menu, with recipes and tips for preparing roast lamb, mint jelly, asparagus salad, strawberry sauce, and a mix of fruit and dairy desserts. It also suggests canned options and color-tinted fruit garnishes.
A new tail shaft for the Dredgeboat Burgess propeller system was shipped to Louisville to replace a damaged shaft from bottom tests on the Ohio River. Packet Senator Cordill to be sold at public auction in Pittsburgh on April 17 to satisfy the federal costs of raising the sunken packet at Dam 14 on February 5. Kanawha Valley Power Co authorized to build electric plants at London and Marmet Dams at 1.5 million dollars each. Steamers Creighton and Otto Mar met reported on Kanawha River with empty coal barges.
Gallia County school districts including Gallipolis city will receive about 45 090 to cover debts up to January 1 under Ohio Legislature provisions. Loans may be sought via local banks or from the state teachers retirement fund if boards reject notes.
A fragmentary notice lists several families and individuals from Parkersburg Middleport Charleston and Gallipolis as guests and attendees for an All-County High Day event in Charleston. Names include Wesley Scott Bill Scott Johnny Gal Mr. and Mrs. Chance and families Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Grapes and daughter and more.
Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis lists admissions including Susan Cherrington and Don Jackson for minor operation with Mrs F man and James City involvement. Dismissals include Max Pomeroy and Bobby Bonee Pleasant. H H Hi returned this week from Florida vacation.
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