Fashionable old glass reproductions rise in modern homes
Amos Parrish notes a trend toward reproductions of 18th and early 19th century glassware from Waterford and Sandwich molds. Bridge sets, stemware, goblets, and tumblers appear in homes with prices kept affordable. Hazel Wes, Alice Allen, Kittle Bowles report on Mrs. Bert Pollock’s broken leg in Logan Hospital.
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Sandwich Glass
Sandwich
Massachusetts
Hazel Wes
Alice Allen
Kittle Bowles
Bert Pollock
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Haydenville High School Commencement and Local News
Haydenville High School held its commencement at M FE Church Monday night with Rev G E Nutter delivering the invocation and benediction. Thurman Miller gave the class address as the Girls Glee Club and High School Chorus performed. diplomas were presented by T D Brown and class awards were given for typing and perfect attendance. Helen Lightfoot was first in class with high average and Jeanette Patton earned best typing speed. Local residents attended events, with several articles noting visits, club meetings, and upcoming 4 H activities. The Senior Class presented the play Little Miss Kate on May 14 and the Rainbow 4 H Club reorganized May 13 with officers elected.
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Haydenville High School
M. FE
G. E. Nutter
Thurman Miller
H. H. Sands
T. D. Brown
Helen Lightfoot
Jeanette Patton
Roy Croth- Opal Reider
Gale Monk
Dorothy Vollmer
Bernice Iles
Ralph Walters
Buckeye College
Columbus
O. E. Oliver
James Hurley
Homer Carter
Athens
Nellie
Alice Allen
Florence Patton
Aileen
Ella Patton
Nelsonville
Jennie Patton
Homie Hogan
Sidney Hankinson
George Cedar
Jesse Beougher
Chester Beougher
Andy Roush
Marietta
Herman Somers
Wellston
L. E. Scott
Elmer Lock
Logan
Virgie Hankison
Virginia
Diamond
King’s Daughters
Margie Matheny
C. S. Matheny
William Achauer
Miss Kate
Marie Hankinson
Gerald Sinnott
Ethel Patton
Maxine Todd
Kathleen Bowles
Fog Shuts Road In Marietta Crash Injuring Five
A fog obscuring U S North 50 near the Wesley Fairfield line east of Bartlett caused a wreck early Monday injuring five people in a Ford roaster owned by Roy Davis of Marietta. Miss Margaret File 17 and Edmund Hanley 18 suffered the worst injuries and were treated at Memorial Hospital. The five youths were returning from Athens. the girls rode in the main seat.
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Marietta
U. S. North 50
Wesley-Fairfield Line
Bartlett
Memorial Hospital
Margaret File
Walter File
Parkersburg
W. Va
Edmund Hanley
Williamstown
Roy Davis
Athens
Heart of a Wile by Adele Garrison
A hurried look from the window yields no sign of a Chinese marauder. The narrator doubts her dream claims as conversation with neighbors hints the scene may have been imagined, while a phone call suggests further developments tomorrow.
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Heart of A Wile
Adele Garrison
Sleeveless dress pattern 2147 bold youthfully slender
ANNE ADAMS presents pattern 2147 for a sleeveless dress with pointed bodice yokes and inverted pleats, offered in sizes 14 through 42. It can be made in shanting or cotton fabrics with a colored leather belt, requires 3 1/4 yards at size 14, and includes simple instructions without sewing experience needed. Pattern and catalog are available from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City for 15 cents each.
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Ccessory
Prich
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Rheumatism Name Changes With Modern Medicine
Dr. Royal S. Copeland explains how rheumatism evolved into precise terms like arthritis and rheumatic fever. He stresses accurate diagnosis through X rays blood and urine tests and careful symptom study to determine true joint involvement and guide care.
Health Qs and Answers From The Readers
Readers ask about drinking water before meals and its effect on acid stomach. Answers emphasize diet and elimination, with requests to send self addressed envelopes for full details. Other Qs cover tonsils and bladder, leg development through exercise, eye strain and vision care, hand calluses care, and cautions about taking salt before breakfast and salt pepper use.
Truth Routs Ghosts Of Doubt and Terror
By Winifred Black a narrator recalls hearing ghostly footsteps at night. A seemingly supernatural mystery is revealed when a neighbor shows a hidden stairwell in an alley connecting to a courtyard, exposing a simple human cause behind fright. The tale ends with relief and laughter at the mistaken terror.
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Che
Shade High School 1981 Farewell Class Party
Shade High School's Senior Class of 1981 held a Saturday farewell party ending their high school days. Guests included Carl Burson Roberta Swindell Howard Flanders Geraldine Fields Fred Sapp Lena Robinson Edward Blackwood Audra Datne Howard Swindell Lorayne Fields Mabel Colburn Glen Bean Worthington Biehl Norma Gilkey Lloyd Pierce Bertine Sauters Evan Rogers John Van Meter Orris Davis Wylie Colburn Gilbert Coen Lloyd Shumway Mr and Mrs Gaylord D O Chappell and Miss Mulligan.
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the Shade High Schoool
Carl Burson
Roberta Swindell
Howard Flanders
Geraldine Fields
Fred Sapp
Lena Robinson
Edward Blackwood
Audra Datne
Howard Swindell
Lorayne Fields
Mabel Col
Castoria Soothes Common Ailments In Children
The piece describes children’s crying and discomforts from minor ailments and suggests Castoria as a quick soothing remedy. It emphasizes a pleasant taste and rapid comfort for various childhood upset by offering a simple relief option.
Douwler Ridge Wraps Up School Year Picnic and Field Meet
Miss Esther Whitlatch closed the school year with a picnic dinner and field meet attended by Mrs. Jesse McKee, Mrs. G. D. Townsend and families, Ned Gould and Leonard, Ei Mace and family, Leonard Pidecock and family of Carbondele, Clarence H. Kech and family, Kimberly, Henley Pidcock and family, Hertha Farmer, Berneda Farmer, Doris Nice, Allen McKibben and sons Raymond and Eugene, Ed wards, Garnett Gould, Robert Townesend, Roy Farmer, Wilbur Young, Glen Frisby, Kenneth Farmer, and local school children. Donald Townsend earned perfect attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman attended church at Hocking. Rev. B. F. Hughes spoke at Dowier Ridge Church Sunday.
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Esther Whitlatch
Jesse McKee
G. D. Townsend
Ned Gould
Leonard
Ei Mace
Leonard Pidecock
Carbondele
Clarence H. Kech
Kimberly
Henley Pidcock
Hertha Farmer
Berneda
Doris
Family With Meal Incur Penalty For Sheep Theft
William and James Clark brothers from Decatur Township stole a sheep from Monroe and Fox farms. They pleaded guilty and were fined eight dollars each plus 30 days in jail, and must reimburse the sheep owner. The carcass was killed and eaten at their father Leroy Clark’s home.
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Marietta
William and
James Clark
Decantur Township
William Mulligan
Belpre
Sam Monroe
William Fox
Belpre Township
Squire O'Neill
Facta
Monroe and Fox
Leroy Clarx
Decatur Township
Oxen Names Highlight Huffines Log Haul Team
Huffines identifies four versatile oxen well suited for log hauling: Jack, Dick, Chartie, and Berry. These animals are noted for their strength and reliability in challenging forestry tasks.
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Jack
Chartie
Berry
Oxen Haul Logs In Athens Ride Through City
Athens residents saw two yokes of oxen driven through the city on Tuesday morning. The herd belong to Mr. J. Muf fines of Rock House in Hocking County and were returning home after assisting in hauling logs in Athens County.
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Athens
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Amos Parp
New York
Sential
Ireland
Waterford
America
Amos Parrish
Haydenville
Floyd Rheinshield
Shawnee
Toonerville
Fontaine Fox
Eppie Hogg
Grantland
Trcer
Ticer
Jerry Ticer
Mr. Ticer
Mr. Ther
George
Mrss Graham
Ther
Martha Halkett
Athens Messenger
Anne Adams
Dr. Copeland
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
United States
Vv. T. Q
Winifred Black
Chichesters
RVER
Castor
Chas. H. Fletcher
Douwler Ridge
Pullman
Wardman Park
Washington
Asai
Chesapeake and Hio
A. Powellsom
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Dept
Ohio
Rieseland
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