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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1954
Page
4
A travelogue notes a failed hunt for wild boars in Belgium. The narrator abandons plans to collect ears as trophies, recounting safety rules and cultural traditions around boar hunting, and finishes by offering Bruges lace handkerchiefs instead.
Report notes the B 29 crew survived after bailouts while Russia's claims of encroachment are dismissed. The piece discusses Soviet tactics to humiliate the US and cites new immunity laws affecting future congressional inquiries into espionage linked to former diplomat Alger Hiss and the Chambers case.
Dr. Crane notes case of Maureen B mother to a first child, describing paternal jealousy as a normal concern at times. She asks if father’s reaction is typical and is advised that while irritation happens, extreme jealousy can reflect psychoses of pregnancy.
Dr Jordan answers letters on leg cramps in the elderly and pregnancy, calcium and diet, a nose condition with treatment options, and activity with one kidney. He dismisses eye effects from tennis shoes, notes no link between rotten teeth in pregnancy and birth defects, and ends with family dynamics and advice for new mothers.
Greg argues with Daggett about a risky side road with a trailer behind their car. The vehicle crashes on a dilapidated plank bridge after a scare, tossing Hannah from the open convertible. Greg tends to Hannah as she recovers, amid tense morning mood.
Greg and Daggett escape unharmed aside from bruises after a collision that scatters the group. Rupert helps Daggett from the car while a small stranger offers to assist, insisting he can aid until a wrecking crew arrives. Daggett resists hospitalization and jokes about Hannah's shiner.
The Sutton Methodist Church Home Builders Class will gather at Mr. and Mrs. Junior Rose’s home Friday evening November 19. The B and EF Kitchen 4 H Club met at Joann Tuttle’s home and planned a Christmas party. Various locals hosted guests through the weekend and week, including families of Orr, Rose, Bentz, Morarity, and Ballard, with multiple visits between Columbus, Pomeroy, Dexter, Chester, Racine, and Middleport.
The reading notes improving personal harmony after recent restrictions, with cautious guidance on business gains. Evening social activities shine, birthdays bring influential cooperation in three months, and December through January promise stimulating relationships. A spring move toward public life could boost prestige, while February may test tempers. A child born today shows intelligence and ambition.
The theme Make A Date With Your Band guides a Saturday tag day. The Varsity group seeks funds while the Big Band provides music. Volunteers begin at West Columbia at 9:00 am and tour Clifton Mason Hartford New Haven Sporn and Vanadium through the afternoon.
A detailed listing of Columbus and nearby stations with frequencies and a weekday schedule of programs from early morning to late evening. The guide includes news blocks, sports, talk, and entertainment shows across ABC WCU L WC, WSAZ Huntington, WLW Cincinnati, WHNS Columbus, WHKC Columbus, WATH Athens, WIEH Gallipolis, WCHS Charleston, WPAR Parkersburg, WMOA Marietta, and WOUL FM 91.5 with times and program blocks for each hour.
A dense listing of shows and times from a local radio schedule includes music, news, sports, and variety programs. Notable entries feature Space Patrol, Kite Flite, American Farmer, Football Roundup, News Broadcasts, and the Grand Ole Opry among others, with stations and hosts referenced across the day.
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