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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1937
Page
6
Dorothy Dix counsels a woman who pursued an adulterous relationship to end the affair, acknowledge the harm caused, and accept that the damage cannot be undone. Conscience and judgment weigh on the wrongdoer as the price of stolen love is paid in loss and guilt.
Greys beiges and blues lead new coats and suits for spring. Suits feature full and quarter length coats. Yardage offers clipper crepe and crepelo prints. fabrics are pure dyed washable and high standard.
Mrs. Earnest Hart showcases spring styles featuring three-quarter coats and man-tailored suits in tans and navies. Notable outfits include prints and dresses in combined colors, highlighted by a print dress paired with a three-quarter navy coat.
President and Mrs W A Lewis spent Monday in Portsmouth. Supt and Mrs B L Jones announce the birth of a seven pound daughter Sarah Jane. Mrs E W Edwards is recovering from illness. Leta Sayre spent the weekend with Pittsburgh friends. Mrs Letilla Randall of Chillicothe helps care for ill Hannah Randall. Kenneth Welker of Indianapolis will spend Easter with his wife and son here. Elizabeth Coon entertained friends Saturday. Victor and Vivian Fowler spent weekend in Columbus. Coach Paul R Lyne attended the state basketball tournament in Columbus. R Coulter spent Saturday in Zanesville. Prof Paul Ludlow visiting relatives at Thornville. Mr and Mrs L F Allen left for Albany N Y to spend the week with their son Donovan. Marvin Allen and wife in charge of store during absence. Alpha Sigma Sorority banquet at the Allen Inn led by Lucille Lucas. Mrs L F Allen hosted twenty five students living in her home for dinner Tuesday. Prof and Mrs J W Sutliffe and two daughters left for Bristolville to visit relatives. Vivian Spurgeon visiting relatives in Millersport.
Flora brief notes report social visits among residents including Flora R. Perry and family with the Violets, John Campbell and children with the Whites, Theda Frost with the Westfalls in Athens, Ada Whaley recovering in Columbus, Rex O'Brien in Columbus for work, and Darsel Miller departing to Caledonia for farm employment.
Horizontal and vertical clues present a themed crossword with.Long distance swimmer emulates 12 To relate 17 Hearkens 18 Girdle 20 Encircled 22 Contrary 24 Railroad 25 Crimps 29 Flavor 33 Sharpened razor 34 Excuse 35 Storehouses 37 Untrained city boy 38 Northwest 39 List of names 43 Pertaining to rib Aquatic Star Answer to Previous Puzzle 48 Story 49 Rolls of film 51 Enthusiasm 53 Small Island 54 Weathercocks 55 Short letter 56 She was the first woman to swim the Eng lish 57 She made the crossing and more.
Sylvia Sidney leads the GB feature The Woman Alone directed by Alfred Hitchcock at the Athena Theater. Oscar Homolka Desmond Tester and John Loder co star in a melodrama about a London sabotage plot with a bomb, a subway attack, and a dramatic ending.
Alicia Hart advises simple daily exercises to maintain a trim figure. She outlines ten deep breaths, sit-ups with slow movement, and a push up sequence, plus walking a mile daily and regular stretching to improve posture and flatten the waist.
Daphne and another woman reminisce about past loves in a backstage conversation. The speaker recalls wanting to be an actress and how she pursued Tuck and Larry, while Daphne provides comfort and questions about Larry’s future. Tension arises from faded ambitions and romantic entanglements.
Broadcast schedule listing CBS NBC Vocal Interludes and interviews with Tom Miz rors Lacy Rood Holy Week Vespers and multiple orchestras and singers including Fred Astaire Jack Oakie and Al Pearce. Wednesday slate features Paul G Sullivan Moon River and numerous radio dramas and music programs.
In Bowerstown an unusual flood relief tally shows plant workers contributing one dollar to "Boy" the shale company's canine mascot. The small fund highlights enduring community support as employees rally for the pet during the disaster period.
A columnist argues that a simple, flexible daily clock routine helps mothers of young children avoid exhaustion. Tailor baby schedules to the home, cut unnecessary outside commitments, and rest when possible to reduce nerves and maintain health.
In the early World War era a hidden government operation used the Perkins Inn as a cover. Miss Perkins supposedly retires to run the inn while secretly aiding anti alien plots. A wary elder hints at danger and asks for careful note of his final directions before departure.
A clipped newspaper snippet reports a marriage entry and dialogue between Adele Chameon characters. The text implies a predictive claim about a seaside locale and a warning to prepare for a coming event with attire instructions. The fragment hints at a dramatic, tidewater setting and suspense about an impending passage.
Simple filet crochet pattern 1437 offers a durable chair back and buffet set. Includes charts directions material needs and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents for pattern to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept New York.
The piece notes grey leads this spring’s shoe colors with navy following. A pattern pump with high-throat styling and a fan-shaped ornament becomes popular, and crepe-soled sport shoes with kiltie tongues appear in grey and white. Pocket gophers push dirt from their burrows with heads and feet.
Rev Campbell preached at Mt Hermon. Mrs Morris Thompson, 65, died near Planteville. burial at Zion Morgan County with Rev Campbell presiding. Thompson mother of nine. NYA debate at Hermon School. Dwight Talbot, Lee, Lancaster, visited Hermon and Chesterhill. Household sale at John Murphey Thureday drew many. Hermon Ladies Aid served dinner. Ella Harris and Ella Thompson visited Bartlett. Leota Strode visited brother Webb McPeak near Elliott. McPeak’s son ill. Mrs Hattie Harris recovering from serious illness. Pollyanna and June Armstrong, Marietta, with parents at Hermon. Death of Mrs J S Bardin of Portsmouth, longtime invalid. Funeral of Mary Parkins, 83, at Bartlett. lifelong resident and former merchant. Cletus Henthorn bought new car and truck. Spring berg patrols note ends.
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