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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
3
A Los Angeles beauty show featured Mrs. Charlotte Mandley undergoing a cosmetic operation on the right side of her face while the left side remained untouched. The unretouched half highlights the visible contrast between lifted and natural skin for demonstration purposes.
Mr and Mrs John McGee were in Nelsonville Saturday. William Coon and daughter visited Theodore Meeney. Lavern Smathers Marchie Tolliver and Elizabeth Shintz attended Doanville dance. Hallie Crabtree of Virginia visited her father William Crabtree. Mrs Virgil Russell has a broken toe. George Smathers is improving. Albert Rife of Cincinnati returned home. Raymond Milla of SGreendate visits Zelora Hopstetter of Buchtel. Irvin Kenney is improving. Pall Festival in Buchtel drew large crowds. John Whitmore and Mrs announce daughter Donna Whitmore’s marriage to Clarence Metall. they will live in Murray City.
A funeral service was held at Buchtel Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. Burial will take place at Greenlawn Cemetery following services.
Edward Morris died Tuesday at his Rome Township home. Funeral services were held Thursday at Stout's Chapel with Rev. K H McCorkle in charge. Burial was at Greenlawn. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Mills and family from Zanesville and others from Barberton Columbus Loveland and Loveland Ohio.
In Murray City, Charles I. Justice of Ohio Knights of Pythias and Rev. C. A. Sundberg spoke at the semi annual Hocking Valley Past Chancellors Association meeting. About 150 knights and ladies attended a banquet and program with readings, musical numbers, and addresses by local leaders. The gathering included participants from Murray City, Nelsonville, Logan, and numerous other towns, with W. D. Wolfe of Nelsonville presiding.
A health feature explains that approved averages from life insurers set broad standards for height weight pulse and temperature. It cautions individual variation matters more than averages and suggests simple living hygiene and work capacity as true health measures. It includes reader Q A on cod liver oil dandruff hair loss warts cancer risk and ideal weight with brief expert answers.
The notice promotes Judge A. M. Whitcraft of Logan as grand outer guard and announces the next Association meeting to be held in Glouster in May 1930.
Emma Barstow 48 died at the family home Ruehtel on Thursday evening. She leaves husband Edward Barstow three daughters and two sons. Funeral services will be held locally with details to follow.
The Standard Bearers gathered in the parlors of the M. E. Church Wednesday evening for a six o'clock dinner sponsored by Mrs. John Herrold, the counselor.
The following officers were elected for the coming year Miss Helen Linton president Miss Marin Sayre vice president Miss Evelyn Galvin treasurer Miss Juanita Lines secretary Miss Helen Keating program leader Many plans were made for the year At the close of the business session social time was enjoyed Continued on Page Fourteen
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