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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1939
Page
13
A jumble of crossword style entries with several filled answers and many blanks across horizontal and vertical sections. The page presents a long list of numbered clues including animal, plant, body part, measurements and misc terms, with some garbled letters and stray letters scattered throughout.
A fragmentary Friday radio schedule lists stations and network affiliations including Red Blue Mutual and Chicago area outlets with time slots from 5:30 to 12:00. Entries mix W and C designations with unclear lines for several hours and networks.
The passage links daily progress and business success to work focus, while warning emotion and adventure may dominate. It predicts unusual plans could pay off, with a creative birthday outlook toward romance, dramatic ventures, and innovative mental powers, favoring adventurous drives.
Miss Doris Cowen has a night supervisor position at Jane Case Hospital in Delaware. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Melagan and their infant son of Carrollton, and Mrs. William Harris with Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Angell. The Angell Ridge home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vore was noted as newly moved into after a previous fire. Claudus Chappel and daughter Claudette of Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bo. Cecil Gwin and children moved from Mararets Creek to a farm near Pleasanton. Kenneth Krenth of Columbus visited Mrs. E. G. Angell. The Art and Thimble Club met with Mrs. Margaret Grim. Mr. and Mrs. William Haning and child visited Carthage friends of Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffers. Mrs. Guy Webb visited Mrs. Kate Chappel. Alumni dance at High School gym Friday evening May 5.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Dailey attended the SAR convention in Athens. Mrs. Faye Bodkin of Columbus visited her sisters and Albany relatives. 30 plus girls signed for 4-H Club work. sewing group organizers named. High school events slated include Junior-Senior Banquet May 16 and Commencement May 24 with Charles Sawyer as speaker.
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