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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1934
Page
6
Dear Miss Dix discusses whether a mother-in-law living with a newlywed couple can work. She notes tact and restraint are vital, warns against meddling, and says a harmonious home is possible only with balanced boundaries and willing cooperation from all.
The Stars Say predicts a far reaching shift in fortunes with new environs and associates. A large corporation or secret group may drive opportunities and elderly figures could inspire progress. Notable nativity cites K. M. Landis as a baseball czar. a child born today should be ambitious and courageous.
Mayor Len B. McCune announced that water service will be shut off for unpaid Athens bills after November 20 with the five day grace period already past. separate notice notes a gravel pit five miles southeast of Albert Lea, Minnesota, has yielded four skeletons believed to be remnants of an early Minnesota trace before the Indians.
Puzzle lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical lines including references to a talented royal lady, Morindin dye, and various wordplay entries. It appears as a crossword style grid with numbers pointing to multiple definitions for terms such as musical note, observe, and mortal notes. The source reads like a decorative word puzzle from a Romanian themed page segment.
The ad promotes a seasonally chic afternoon dinner or theater frock with buttoned back raglan sleeves and a crushed scarf collar. Made of green metal flecked crepe with contrasting metal cloth belt and scarf, styled for a youthful look and paired with a high hat toque. Pattern 2016 available in multiple sizes. instructions included. Send 15 cents for the pattern and 25 cents for the pattern book to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department.
Athens County reports 1201 old age pension applications with 191 recipients and 215 more certified to the state office for action this month. Of the rest, 62 await county action, 24 died, 6 withdrew, 52 denied for cause, 142 are under investigation, and 455 await investigation. County Investigator R W McKinstry notes the plan to prioritize the most needy cases due to limited investigators.
Oak Grove residents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hartman hosted relatives in Nelsonville last Sunday. Miss Helen France of Carbondale visited her aunt Mrs. Thelma Ely. Homer Mourne and children of Nelsonville, and others from Nelsonville and Columbus attended gatherings with local families. A funeral for Stanley McClain was held in Nelsonville with 23 in attendance. Homer Davis relocated his family to a newly built home on the Carbondale and Kimberly Road.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ada Clark of Gallipolis Route 1 at Holzer Hospital at midnight Sunday.
In a tense late night scene Dicky reveals a calculated ruse by Floss to lure him back to his wife. The narrator confronts the motives of Floss and the conspirators Melcher and the gang who seek to trap the couple in a bed affair. The dialogue blends flirting with accusation as truth unfolds.
Home Helps by Mary Ruse features cheerful breakfast ideas with bran griddle cakes and sour milk waffles. Includes recipes for batters, cooking steps, and serving suggestions with eggs, bacon, tomatoes, and toast. Also notes CLASS NOT TO MEET TONIGHT due to illness and Dr James R Patrick teaching schedule shifted to Tuesday.
Personal finance men from Southern and Southeastern Ohio will gather at the Zane Trace Inn south of Zanesville on the night of Nov 22 for the regular meeting of the Lotercounty Association of Persons Finance Companies.
A quick Christmas bazaar craft explains how cross stitch towels can please buyers with single color or multicolor designs. Pattern 787 includes six motifs about 4.5 by 9.5 inches, stitch details, and material list. Send 10 cents to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. in New York.
Regulations updated by Harry F. Busey of Columbus clarify who pays the pork processing tax under the new Department of Agriculture rules. Producers who sell direct to consumers face tax with a 300 pound exemption if yearly sales stay under 1,000 pounds. exceedance removes the exemption. Retail purchases shift liability to the buyer establishment, while purchases from commercial packers fall on the packer.
K. T. Crossen Post of the American Legion will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday November 21. The agenda includes a membership drive and action on the recreation center under a committee led by Doc Gorham Harley Moler Charles Goodrich John Cox Fred Williams Tom Gibson and Don Strawn Floyd Hutchins reports on child welfare athletic chair William Walsh leads the Golden Gloves contest efforts temporary officers to form a women’s auxiliary will meet Friday night November 23 to apply for a charter.
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