Good Food Ideas and a Progressive Class Update
A 1941 family feature offers Boston baked beans with tomatoes and mock drumsticks as frugal, flavorful options. The piece also notes a Progressive Class gathering at Richland Ave Methodist Church with Rev J H Bond leading devotion and lists attendees and host families. a tip suggests removing tea or coffee stains with a mild household bleach solution.
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Richland Ave. Methodist Church
J. H. Bond
Mary Langston
Chloe Baker
William Barnhill
Marvin Secoy
China
Who's Going and Coming in Athens County War Notes
Sergeant Don Grones arrives on a fifteen day furlough from Camp Shelby Mississippi after seven weeks of maneuvers in Louisiana. He travels with Bob Coe of Pomeroy. Athens soldiers at Camp Shelby are expected to arrive home soon. Miss Erma Betts leaves Athens for Sarasota Florida to join relatives and take a new secretary position. Mr and Mrs Joseph L Shea visit Andrew Cavanaugh in Cannonville. Miss Ruby Borden and other Bexley residents dine with Wayne Wingett near Pratts Fork.
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Eudora Stauffer
Mary Nelson
Athens
Harley Juniper
Bob
Nelsonville
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Rolland Pierce
Charles Nelson
the Plains
Ft. Hayes
Don Grones
Alberta Grones
Athens County
Elmwood Place
Camp Shelby
Miss
Louisana
Grones
Bob Coe
Pomeroy
Erma Betts
Athens Home Telephone Company
Sarasota
Florida
Miss Betts
F. C. Betts
Morris Ave
Tor Clyde Gibson
Telephone Company
Carl Heck
Pitfalls Of Love Synopsis In A Missing Marion Morion Tale
Lillian Underwood collapses after a letter about Marion Morion surfaces. Her husband Harry and allies Charles Spencer and Madge Graham fear the shock harms her mind. Madge finds the letter sewn into a robe hem and brings it to her father to forge copies, enabling a risky plan to hide the originals while he explains to Lillian.
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Lillian Underwood
Marion Morion
Harry
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Madge Graham
Lillian
Marion
Madge
Harry Underwood
Lil
Margaret
Sequel to Marriage Meddlers by Adele Garrison
The narrator and Miss Whitlock plan a counterfeit letter operation. With two sheets and matching edges they prepare to copy the document, setting up ink, blotters, and two chairs. The scene ends as they agree to make a second copy while the first is prepared.
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Marriage Meddlers
Adele Garrison
Lillian
ONeill in Hospital after West Union grocery sale
Charles V. O'Neill former West Union Street grocer lies in room 335 at White Cross Hospital Columbus after an operation last week Friends urge cards of remembrance and good wishes. He sold his grocery interests six months ago due to ill health. Ivah Mae Metcalf of Guysville Route Two and Gilbert Wilson of Athens visited Metcalf's brother Paul at Attica Sunday. Metcalf leads CCC Camp Co 3516 and hopes to be home on furlough early November. They also called on Mr and Mrs Lewie Poston of Lancaster on their return. To remove fish odor add a handful of salt to the dishwater.
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White Cross Hospital
Charles V. O'Neill
West Union St
Columbus
Mr. O'Neill
CCC
Ivah Mae Metcalf
Guysville
Gilbert Wilson
Athens
Miss Metcalf
Paul
Attica
Metcalf
Lewie Poston
Lancaster
Maybe They Are Right Parents Must Not View Early Marriage With Alarm
Parents should avoid opposing a child's marriage and instead offer cordial support. If disagreements occurred, acknowledge uncertainty, refrain from boasting about being right, and help the couple adjust. Do not seek outside approval and focus on easing any early marital difficulties.
McGraws Welcome Son Peter Anthony
Announcements from Athens report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs William McGraw at a Cleveland hospital on October 2. The baby is named Peter Anthony. The McGraws formerly lived in Athens where he worked in The Messenger editorial department and now is on the Cleveland Plain Dealer staff.
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Athens
William McGraw
Lake Ave
Lakewood
Cleveland Hospital
Peter Anthony
McGraws
the Messenger
Cleveeland Plain Dealer
Diary of wartime prices in Athens notes scarce goods
A day by day wartime diary kept by Athens merchant Harry Burns records spikes in prices for butter at 55 cents per pound lard 35 cents sugar nine cents and per customer limits. Eggs 65 to 75 cents a dozen potatoes 1.85 a bushel and flour sales tied to corn meal or grain flour. Prices for bacon crackers bananas and spring wheat listed with notes on sugar shortages and rationing.
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Harry Burns
Athens
M.B.R
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels with Ease for Stomach
Constipation causes acid in digestion and discomfort such as bloating dizziness gas and bad breath. The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, stomach friendly remedy that wakes lazy bowels and pleases even finicky children. It urges readers to purchase this combination from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
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Boston
Rauch's Bakery
Ae J
Aleri Te
Eer
Milldeck's Shoe
Ens
Ohio
Court St
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Joseph L. Shea
Hartford, Conn
Miss Whitlock
Ruth Millett
Beauty Shop
Beulah Jones
Dolores Houser
Virginia Schuler McBride
Logan
Silvus
Style Shop
New York
Coats
Gillilan's Jewelry Store
S. Court St
Arrow
Arrow Sues
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