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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
10
Madeline and Con clash over Donna Gabriel and a letter about marriage and inheritance. Madeline fears losing her claim to Grandfather Siddal's estate as Con plots to win her love while Donna's true intentions remain uncertain amid family tensions and a looming will dispute.
Dorothy Dix counsels that trying to reform a husband fails and urges selecting a partner who matches one’s ideals. She notes fathers often seem harsh and their faults harder to overlook in a spouse, arguing true happiness comes from deep affection that makes faults endearing.
Cream buyers, station operators, and haulers from Athens, Meigs, and Vinton Counties will gather at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the Security Bank Building on May 23 at 7 30 p m to hear about a U S Government program to upgrade cream quality Prof Robert Stoltz of Ohio State University Extension Department will be the main speaker Approximately 100 people are expected with Mr Bacon of the London Creamery presiding
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Donna Gabriel and Madeline Sid Dal call themselves The Gabriel Sisters. Madeline ran away years ago. Donna pretends to be Madeline after a fall leaves Donna injured. She falls for Bill Siddal while Con David loves Donna and marries Madeline, then uncovers the deception when he reads a letter.
In a tense dressing room scene Renfroe halts the crowd after an uproar. Con confronts Madeline about Donna’s engagement and his own past manipulation, accusing her of lies while their volatile relationship erupts behind the big top.
Advertisement urges women to be chic with affordable sewing patterns and pattern book. Pattern 1625 fits multiple sizes and includes illustrated instructions. The Anne Adams book offers seasonal styles, both book and pattern available together for 25 cents via mail order from The Athens Messenger.
Fresh cold salads and dressings ideal for daily meals. Recipes include ham and pea salad with French dressing, a mustard and oil dressing, and a cheese based frozen vegetable salad using cream cheese and whipped cream for cooling on hot days.
Facts from the National Tuberculosis Association submitted by Mrs. Frank W. Cone show health protection costs at about one cent per week per person, with police and fire taxes around 4.52 and 3.32 per year respectively. Public schools cost 16.17 per person, while health protection is 50 cents. The data compare TB deaths from 1900 to 1932 and note more beds now than then. a fully efficient health department needs about two dollars per person per year.
Local Eagles Lodge members attended a Mother's Day rally in Nelsonville. Attendees also joined the funeral of Charity Catherine Stevenson in Ebenezer and other visits include Columbus and Cincinnati trips for relatives and graduation of Nellie Bird in Cincinnati.
The May 17 program at Guya’s M. E. Church drew many attendees from Mc Hayesville and nearby areas. Individuals from Virginia and Ohio visited family, with several residents noted for Mother's Day gatherings and weekend travels to Marietta, Parkersburg, and Cros.
Albany Route 1 Harvey Chesney moved in last week to the Frost Albany on Railroad Street. Mrs. C larence Arbaugh to the Sheltering Arms Monday for an operation. Several family groups and neighbors spent weekends with relatives in Columbus and Albany. Members of Albany High enjoyed a class picnic at Ash day.
A birthday anniversary for Seath Smart was celebrated with dinner for her children and guests from Lancaster and Columbus. Relatives joined Mrs Lanma and Mrs John Smith, along with Mr and Mrs Basil, for the day.
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