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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1932

Page

7

Timber camp romance drives Dona toward a perilous vow

In a rugged frontier tale Dona faces love and danger as Stan Ball plots to crush timber boss Delo. Dudley Winters pursues Dona while Ball dodges capture, and Dona contemplates a hurried marriage to escape the hills after a tense encounter at a cabin near Blind River.

Stan Ball Asper Delo Ball Delo Dona Stanley Black Dudley Winters Three Rivers Dena Asper Dudley Swergin Blind River Rosa Trujillo Rosa Dana

Stars Say For Sunday October 9 Horoscope Outlook

The column speaks of a favorable day for cultural and metaphysical pursuits with potential favors from superiors and opportunities in promotion and contracts. It notes a birthday person will see promise of distinction, and cites evangelist Aimee McPherson as a notable nativity.

Aimee McPherson

Astrological Forecast for Monday October 10

Monday's forecast warns of potential romantic and private life concerns tied to secrecy and reports. Individuals may endure steady business progress through diligence but face anxieties and personal sorrows. The note highlights Helen Hayes as a notable nativity figure for this day.

Helen Hayes

Nighttime Self Care Rituals for Restful Mornings

Advice urging simple nightly routines to feel better the next day. Declutter entryways, remove makeup, cleanse face, bathe if tired, brush hair, stretch, skip pillows, and favor a cold water rinse and fresh undergarments for a refreshed morning.

Dicky Bird Signal Brings Tea Room Intrigue to Edge

In a woodland hideout Adele Garrison narrates a tense scene as a whirring motor signal rings out for Dick. Harry Underwood and Hugh Grantland race to coordinate a daring plan while Marion’s barricade scheme hinges on a precise timing over the approaching craft. The suspense builds toward a Monday continuation.

Richard Hugh Grantland Dicky-bird Harry Underwood Wynne Dickybird Dicky Marion Mr. Underwood Philip Veritzen Hugh Harry Hugh Eens

Sweet Pickles Add a Touch to Meat Dishes

Recipes describe sweet pickling of carrots cucumbers beets small green and yellow tomatoes melon rind pineapple and stone fruits. Techniques cover syrup preparation cooking times and canning steps for crisp clear pickles. Tomorrow's menu includes breakfast peaches cereal and coffee along with luncheon and dinner items.

Mary Nea

Stomach trouble cured for Nanticoke man after 20 years

Mr. F. W. Meyer of Nanticoke Pennsylvania reports complete recovery from a twenty year stomach ailment after a home treatment. He spent thousands and underwent surgery with no relief before trying the recommended plan from Udga Inc. He urges others with ulcers gastritis dyspepsia or indigestion to sends name and address for a risk free trial plus a free book and sworn affidavit of genuineness and a $1000 reward offer.

F. W. Meyer Nanticoke Pennsylvania Udga, Inc Foot-Schulze St. Paul, Minn

Modern hats and closet tips spotlight elegant felt motifs

A feature on chic millinery describes brown felt hats with finely pleated motifs and center front bonnets. It links fashion to women’s allure and promises a leaflet from The Athens Messenger with do it yourself closet accessories and Christmas gift ideas.

New York Lesen The Athens Messenger

Board Orders Improvement Of Madison School

GLOUBTER Oct On Friday the Madison School Board voted to install six additional dea er at a cost of 31.4 to improve heating. The board also set substitute teachers’ pay at the regular rate and named Miss Dorothy Jones as substitute high school teacher. Funds cover one month of pay for teachers and janitors from last year, leaving ten weeks’ pay due for the last term.

Gloubter Madison Board of Education Dorothy Jones

Messenger Carriers Meet in Glouster

Glouster district messenger carriers met at Mrs. Meredith home to hear Fred Weber, The Messenger circulation manager. Officers named Lewis Koehler president Max McCormick secretary. Weber urged courtesy in customer contact and emphasized carrier training builds future businessmen.

Glouster Athens Alex Efforta Weber Dewnpaper The Messenger

Past Nobles Meet at Mary Roberta Home

Members of the Past Noble Grands Club gathered at Mrs Mary Roberta's home on Thursday night with 12 members responding to roll call. The group, led by President Mrs Ora Jones, decided to charter a bus to Lancaster for the Lancaster Fair next Thursday and enjoyed a six o'clock chicken dinner followed by games. The November meeting will be at the L O O F Hall with a 6:30 dinner and husbands as guests.

Council Fails to Meet Glouater in Quorum Absence

Quorum missing Friday night, with one member in Cincinnati and another in Athens. A third was injured in an accident weeks ago. A special session likely early next week to approve the street payroll.

Glouater Oct Cincinnati Athens

Henry Deffinbaugh, 81, Glouster Resident, Dies

Henry Deffinbaugh, 81, long time Glouster resident, died Friday morning at his home in district No 6 after several years of ill health. He is survived by his wife Mia, a daughter Mia Williams of Canton, and a son Jessa whose residence is unknown. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at the home with burial in Glouster Cemetery.

Glouster Oct Henry Deffinbaugh No. 6 Deffinbaugh Mia Thomas Williams Canton Jessa

Welling Rites Held in Millfield Church of Christ

Funeral services were held at the Millfield Church of Christ for Mrs. Wealey Welling of Toledo. Burial followed at Nye Cemetery at Chauncey. Mrs. Welling, 71, died Wednesday. She is survived by two daughters-in-law and four sons, plus a sister and three brothers.

Mra A. Welling Mr. Welling Nellie Clara Iodo James Oliver Orley Aister Duncan City A. B. Learned Millfield John Michigan Dan Learned Washington

Bridge Club Meeting Honors Oct 4 at Pauline Myers Home

Miss Pauline Myers hosted her Wednesday bridge club at her Madison Street home with eight players across three tables. Olive McKee won first prize and Miga Mile dred Howard took second. Refreshments followed. Guests included Mrs Sara Willie and Mrs Dora Hedfell. members listed were Miss Fontelle Mion Agnes Melligan Olive McKee and others.

Rothwell Club Meets in Glouster with Coca Cola Paper

Mira Riower hosted the Rothwell Club meeting in Glouster on Thursday afternoon. Members answered roll call with their assigned subjects. Mia McDonald presented a paper on Coca Cola while Nostews provided home made candy during social hour.

Glouster Mira, MB Riower Rothwell Club Mia Mc Donald

Mrs Kane Travels to Wellaton for Week with Mr Tucker

Mrs Cordelia Kane leaves this week for Wellaton to spend a week or more with Mr Wanned Tucker. Public worship at the Methodist Church is set for next Sunday at 10:00 AM with Rev F J Batterson delivering Gods Message to Men. Epworth Leagues in Jacksonville and Trimble enjoyed a wiener roast near Woodbury Friday night with Iris Davis and others attending.

Cordelia Kane Wellaton Methodist Church Batterson Jacksonville Trimble Epworth Woodbury Iris Davis Courtney Pettit Margaret Shirkey Frenk Batterson Helen McCaskey Woith Tinker Delbert Tinkham Eilzabeth Ellen Rambo Wilma Safreed Cecilia Mandrell

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