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A pagination segment reports Fred Mac Caveville charged in a motor vehicle holdup. The note mentions a $50 cash loss and the court case next.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1940
Page
6
A pagination segment reports Fred Mac Caveville charged in a motor vehicle holdup. The note mentions a $50 cash loss and the court case next.
Columba and Athens residents traveled to Columbus for the Ohio State Michigan game Saturday. Many attended the game then dined at the Lancaster Hotel, with numerous athletes and families listed as guests or visitors throughout the weekend.
Mrs Hillborn Dixon of Cardington announces the marriage of her daughter Mildred to Mr Thomas Worrall son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Worrall of Chesterhill. The ceremony occurred on Thanksgiving Day Thursday Nov 21 in Winchester Kentucky. Mrs Worrall is sister of Mrs Robert Harrison of 92 Sunnyside Drive.
Mr and Mrs Ray James hosted Thanksgiving dinner at 89 Mill Street for their children and their spouses from Dover Athens and Columbus. Guests included Mrs Jennie Farr Mrs Leo la Meadows Bobby and Ann Baum and Stan ton James with other visitors from Vincent Columbus and Athens.
Mr and Mrs George Coley of The Plains hosted a Saturday night gathering to honor Mr and Mrs Paul Coley Reba Van Dyke whose marriage occurred October 30 in Marietta with Rev Lynch officiating. Attendees included Parker Van Dyke Raymond Pinkerman families Rousan Seelingbinder Pat Patrick Gladys Coley and John Mosier and family from Columbus Springfield. Social Sewing Society meets Wednesday at 1 30 pm with Mrs Cc E Dupler Earich Road.
Alicia Hart notes airline hostesses maintain chic appearance on tight funds. They stay within 120 pound weight, 5 foot height limits, exercise 10 minutes daily, and manage wardrobe care, grooming, and uniform upkeep while on duty and off.
In a tense inquiry at Ticer’s, Katharine recalls a mysterious man who entered with Marion. The father, a seasoned operative, questions Mrs. Ticer about glove use and appearance, confirming the suspect wore gloves and resembled an athletic, taller man, guiding the pursuit to identify the driver and the man’s build.
In a dialogue with Mrs. Ticer, characters describe Marion's mysterious suitor. A scarred nose, dark hair, and a polished grey ensemble mark him, as the family probes Marion's companion and motives while awaiting more news from a husband.
Sister of Miss Mina Fry reports the death of Mrs. Amanda Todd at her daughter Mrs. William E. Sturgill home in Kent. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist Church in New Marshfield. Priscilla Needle Club hostess Mrs. C. M. Smith will host a one o'clock lunch Thursday at 295 E. State St.
Athens youth Bill Root of Columbia University makes the All Eastern Freshman team as a tackle. Other items note Jake Sherman leaving for Hollywood with Buster Crabbe and acting work, Athens visitors from Chicago, and a large Michigan Ohio State game crowd. A newspaper notice also mentions local club and veterans group meetings.
The Ohio University School of Painting and Allied Arts presents Community Art at Edwin Watts Chubb Library opening Wednesday the 27th. Artists in oil, watercolor, charcoal, wood and other media are invited to submit works with needlework excluded. Carl F. Riter coordinates under Prof. L. C. Mitchell guidance. quilts will be shown in 1941.
Adult Education Council and many groups plan meetings in Athens Senior High Little Theater and various homes. Events include Athena Delphian Club 121 Franklin Ave, A A A W French Group 57 Elmwood Place, Maecenas Club 69 West State, Child Study and Guild gatherings with talks and reports.
The Loyal Men and Women Classes of the New Marshfield Church of Christ met Thursday night for their November meeting with twenty six members present. Members are asked to bring towels wash cloths to Janet Russell who oversees a box for a church home in Cleveland. Next meeting is December 12.
Bees fly little beyond their hive for food, limiting foraging to about a mile or two from the nest. This behavior suggests bees rely on nearby resources and keep activity local to minimize travel.
A Cleveland area classified style ad promotes Ton Jon No 1 as a system cleanser for stomach indigestion belching gas and related symptoms. Call Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store at 9 West Union Street Athens Ohio for details.
Ellen Jean Baird daughter of Homer T. and Mrs. Baird of 47 May Ave hosted a skating party for her fourth grade class at East Side School on her ninth birthday. Twenty friends skated to organ music at the Rollercade from nine to eleven and returned to her home for refreshments. Guests included Winifred Connett Miriam Clippinger Helen Dunn Marjorie Johnson Phyllis Bolen Theresa Josten Joanne Blair Dorothy Strawser and others. Faithful Few Club to meet with Mrs Carlos Thomas Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Regrets to Mrs Charles Zinn at 23944 by Wednesday.
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