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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1928
Page
6
Sibyl and Tad clash over love and marriage after war. Sibyl insists she remains in love with John, fears a life with Craig, and reflects on lost ideals, faith, and the price of love. Tad urges practicality, while both reveal regret, cynicism, and longing for a settled future as the narrative continues.
In a postwar social whirl Sybil Thorne navigates romance with Craig Newhall and Tad, revealing a vow to never marry while admitting deep feelings for John Lawrence who is missing in action. The tale traces secrets, flirtations, and a pledge to keep love as playing, not lasting commitment.
A listing of broadcast times and programs on several stations including WLW WTAM WEAF WNBC and WGN with items such as dinner music talks orchestras operas and dance programs along with later hour features and sports notes. The guide cites specific bands orchestras and hour slots across New York Chicago Cleveland and Newark.
Middleport Sept 4 Lt B Beeson aged over seventy was operated on at Holger hospital Gallipolis. He said he was never ill and sought surgery for removal of a growth. His brother W H Beeson and family visited through the morning as Mrs Beeson stayed with her husband awaiting the procedure.
Oma Almona Davies awarded the capital prize in a California university Alumni contest earning a five to six week trip through the Panama Canal with side excursions valued at 550 dollars. She and her husband Eltse will travel from Berkeley starting Sept 1 with Mr Muse joining them.
C H Eichinger of Heath M E church left Middleport for Springfield to attend the New Ohio conference in session Sept 4 to 10. The merged body, largest of its kind, includes 765 churches with 240000 members and church property near 25000000 dollars. Middleport church asks for Eichinger's return.
In Pomeroy Ohio Charles A Hartley retires after forty years with the Telegraph and Tribune chain joining Oliver Hartley and Malcolm Hartley in leaving the paper. The three generations had worked together in the Tribune editorial office. Their retirements end a long era with the masthead.
Street Commissioner Casto reports steps to curb flood risk around Union avenue foot area in Pomeroy. Open ditches from Union avenue culvert to Fourth street culvert have been widened and deepened, with concrete culvert openings and wings added. Lincoln Hill sewer tile extended to culvert to protect fill. Third street cave-in repaired with concrete top and sides. Concerns remain at Second street culvert with a developing depression near the Intercities watering trough, risking closure of traffic until costly aboveground work is completed.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Elberfeld left for Cincinnati to consult a specialist about their son Dick’s car trouble. J W Race and family visited from Baltimore, returning with Race’s father and sister Mabel for a two week visit on the farm. Gladys Schmittauer and Helen Dorst visited Columbus for church convention duties. Jack Finley of Asheville stays with grandparents A E Boatman as parents attend a Finley reunion in New York and Boston. Mike McCroria and twin daughters traveled to Charleston for a visit with Plus Levi. Arthur Probst and family guests of Glenroy Ewing. Fred Hoffman and Metzie Keffer returned to Wilmer, labor day, after recent travel.
Signboards will direct visitors to Lincoln Hill and the Bramlage and Schneider properties offering river views in the Ohio valley. Property owners consent to open their premises for sightseers. H. P. Skinner led the effort with costs to be funded by citizen subscriptions.
MIDDLEPORT Sept 4 Mr and Mrs Nellie Peterson and the latter s parents Mr and Mrs Piper of Columbus have been here visiting with old friends Mr Peterson formerly resided here.
Many hear band from Middleport New York Central under Oscar Klein furnish music at Meigs county fair this week. The band played Monday afternoon for Labor Day on the lawn at Capt Tom W Jones home drawing several hundred residents to see the new white and gold uniforms.
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