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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1933
Page
3
Bannister and Gainey leave the house after an uneasy scene with Parker Coleman who offers a ride downtown. The galey wind, dim street lamp, and tense mood frame a quick escape as they discuss moving on while Coleman’s presence hints at newsroom tensions.
The text outlines repair ideas for a dress with a strained armseye, suggesting replacing or reinforcing the armseye with a bias insert. It discusses possible yoke placements, bolero style options, and center back panel adjustments to conceal repairs while maintaining fit and comfort.
A home beauty routine uses an ice water tie up to firm facial skin. Cleanse face, apply cream and astringent, then place cold cotton pads across the face neck and eyes, wrap with gauze, rub with ice, and rest until warm for a refreshed appearance.
Alfred Mrs Mary Swartz visited Mrs George Pearman on Saturday. Mr and Mrs J M Bentz and family spent Thursday with Emmett Hawk and family of Hemlock Grove. Will Follrod attended a quarterly meeting at Chester Thursday night. W E Robinson visited his son Donald Friday. Mr and Mrs Carl Babcock and son are visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Guthrie. Mr and Mrs J L Cook visited Mrs Bessie Hopkins Sunday. Coy Hawk made a business trip to Pomeroy Thursday. Mr and Mrs Martin Koehler made a business trip to Coolville Thursday.
Troy community fund contributions on Nov 27 totaled 9,054.95 dollars, topping the 7,000 dollar goal. Local residents and groups contributed to reach the milestone, reflecting strong support for the local projects.
In a tense ride to downtown, Coleman explains following Denise Lang to protect her and reveals his long friendship with Denise and Tracy King. Gainey confirms the coroner’s finding that King’s death was a shooting, not suicide, and notes powder burns were absent.
Bannister recalls meeting the green suited girl as coroner fixes Tracy King death between 9 and 9 30. Gainey explains timing while Denise Langld questions the crooner and police search leads to Central Police Headquarters where Captain McNeal may have answers.
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