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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1934
Page
5
Dear Miss Dix discusses how men delay marriage, hurting young women who invest time and emotion. The writer warns that keeping a woman as a casual companion can destroy her chances of finding a husband, urging honesty and letting her move on. Irene’s Q&A to why husbands stay faithful explores nature versus choice in fidelity.
A compact list of crossword style clues about football coaches and related terms, with hints for horizontal and vertical entries. The page combines biographical notes, positions, and terminology on coaching history and sports language.
Two manly crochet projects scarf and tie designed for gifts to men. The plaid scarf uses three colors with meshlike crochet and the two color tie can be silk or silk with wool stripes. Pattern 878 includes directions, stitch illustrations, materials, and color ideas. Send 10 cents to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York N Y.
In Marietta on Friday night a three year old girl from Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Swayne wandered from the home just after 6 pm. Neighbors organized searches with lanterns across Palmer and Barlow Townships for over two hours before the child was found at 8:30 pm in weeds along an abandoned road half a mile from home. Sheriff’s deputies assisted in the search.
The column flags difficulties and uncertainties for November 27 with lunar and mutual aspects. It warns of contract, investment, and legal entanglements, fraud risks, and secret combines. Birthday guidance foresees yearly financial complications and a crafty child may need training against expediency.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Gardner and baby daughter visited near Amesville. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Smith of Glouster, visiting in Bishopville with the Smiths' parents. Raymond Robinson hosted relatives Ed and Mrs. Duncan of Joy. Ferndale visitors Sharma Hambel joined Sun day with Elton Pedicord. Merle Standley and son Gary visited Oak Grove relatives. Mrs. Standley’s sister Glada Parsons stayed at the Standley home. Mrs. Etta Palmer is ill. Several locals visited Rocky Glen Sanitorium. Pauline was taken to Grant Hospital for appendicitis surgery in Columbus.
A historical look at Johnny cake a cornmeal journey cake from early New England foods for travelers. The article traces origins notes modern updates and offers a recipe for baked codfish balls and Johnny cake with steps and servings for a hearty November breakfast.
Maysville Kentucky expects to handle at least 25 million pounds of tobacco this season as 17 warehouses prepare to receive the crop under the AAA acreage reduction program. Shipments from Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky are expected to begin today.
Princess Eugenie of Greece Lady Iris Mountbatten of Figland Eight Bridesmaids of Royal Blood will attend the Princess Marina of Greece as she becomes the bride of the Duke of Kent at Westminster Abbey London on November 29. English girls Lady Iris Mountbatten 14 Lady Mary Cambridge 10 and Princess Elizabeth 8 of York are included along with Greek and Russian royals.
Pattern 2074 offers a velvet or satin crepe gown for mature figures with a surplice bodice yoke and pleated front panel. Sizes 34 to 46, requires about 2 3 4 yards fabric at size 36. Send 15 cents for pattern. book and pattern together 25 cents. The Athens Messenger Pattern Dept New York City.
Samuel Brixton seems unsettled as a planned pursuit by he and others is interrupted by a quiet house vigil. Lillian organizes a late night covert search with dashed light and careful steps, while the narrator stalls to keep quiet and avoid alarming her father.
Mrs. Arthur Dawley hosted a birthday gathering honoring her husband on Monday night in Carbon Hill. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stacey and sons Wayne Allen and Max, and Mr. and Mrs. C Lowes with son Ted, plus Mr. and Mrs. H Lowes. The community reports several mumps cases and travels feature visits among locals including Marjorie Devol and Carolyn, Eve lyn Allison, Marie Shultz, Emma Lehman, and Bud Smith.
The Ohio University Department of Speech and Dramatic Art announces Sidney Howard's The Late Christopher Bean as the fleet stage offering this year. Directed by W H Cooper and Vine cent Jukes, the production features familiar and new cast members. Other planned plays include Wedding Tells, What Every Woman Knows, and As You Like It.
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