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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1949
Page
3
A drug ad touts CERTA VIN as a before meals remedy that boosts digestion, expels gas, relieves pain and bloating, and provides vitamin B and iron. It claims quick energy and affordability with a three week course, sold by Athens Pharmacy.
Howard Hagemann, 23, Be loit College graduate, labels himself the most professional unemployed man on Michigan Boulevard. He follows a strict, office-like routine to find an advertising job, but after two months with no pay he faces mounting fatigue and stiff competition. He notes experienced workers and the tough business climate as major obstacles.
Property transfers include Lettie Black Kimball selling to Wears who plans a Pliny general store. Asburys sell to Elizabeth Hudnall Mammoth, others build a garage apartment. residents move near the Silver Bridge and attend fairs. Advertising student Hagemann voices postwar job hopes and plans, hoping for progress soon.
Hans Bowen and son in law Jack Redman visited the Shoemakers in Greenfield with other guests including Stanley Bowen and Jimmy from Columbus. Bessie Frederick of Clifton visited at home here. W R Dean and son Jim from Mt. Alto WV were guests of Wickline and Dean. Betty Fillinger of Gallipolis stayed with her parents. Lou Ann Post and daughter moved to Huntington with their family taking over the property now occupied by Tommy Chick. Henry Mitchell and Harlan Frederick moved to new homes near Porter and Columbus respectively. Susie Judy and Tommy Ewing of Vinton visited Hal Shoemaker and Gloria. Garnet Mace now lives in the property bought from Henry Mitchell. Alice Shoemaker returned home after a week in Dayton. Gloria Shoemaker.
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