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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1933
Page
7
Eve flees a tense scene at Mona and Miller’s dinner with Theron Reece pursuing. She hides along back roads, evades a pursuer, and finally seeks shelter at a homely tourist house near Lake City, ending the night in a welcoming room while plans unfold about her next move.
The stars forecast a day of radical change and bold initiative with potential mergers and new projects. Caution advised on finances as careful management is urged amid possible intrigues and unsettled energy influencing associates, environment, and life plans. Notable nativity: Henry G. Stim-.
Gossip column recounts Eve Rader facing threats from Theron Reece after a troubled visit home. Reece taunts about Eve husband and hints at Dick's infidelity, while Eve fears danger and considers the implications of their remarks as a continuation of the story.
In a dusty room a japanned box reveals a tiny bag and a silk lining, containing a sealed envelope marked For Charlie. The letter uncovers a long buried family history, exposing the restrained dignity of Margaret and Charles Spencer amid a romance and tragedy.
A daughter recalls a vow linked to her father as he reads a mysterious letter from the dead. The scene hints at family tensions and past bitterness fueling the tragedy of a mother and father. (Continued tomorrow)
Busy homemakers can sew an appealing house frock with Pattern 1532. Details include perky sleeves, revers, slim waistline seaming, and skirt panels in sizes 14 through 42. Send 15 cents for pattern and catalog. address orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, New York City.
An old sideboard can be transformed by removing excess trim, detaching the mirror and top shelf, and repositioning the top piece behind the cabinet. Refinishing the wood to a smooth dull finish enhances its look and function. It can then serve in the dining room or be repurposed as storage in a bathroom or bedroom.
Mr and Mrs Archie Quinn announce the birth of a son at their East Liverpool home. The infant weighs 8 pounds 4 ounces and is named William Archie. The family include Mr Quinn’s parents Edward and Mrs Quinn of Ames Two and a sister Mrs Herman Theisen Jr of Millfield.
Harvest of the year brings abundant fruits vegetables and meats with squash featured in main dishes and desserts. Late season produce includes beets carrots turnips eggplant cauliflower peppers spinach tomatoes and lima beans. Endive celery shall be used before frost with October marking the last call for fresh vegetables. Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items emphasizing squash custard jelly omelet and cabbage with grape fruit salad and milk.
Murray City residents hosting relatives and friends from nearby towns and distant cities. Attendees include Warren Darby and Emma Tippie, A A Person of Athens visiting E A Person and others, Clover Farm picnics at Moxahala Park, and bridge gathering with prize winners.
Raymond Brooker of Lancaster and Mrs. Pete Brooker of Longstreth visited Mrs. Myrtle Alt baugh in Gallipolis on Sunday. Supt. and Mrs. Davis spent the weekend with relatives in Jackson. Mrs. E A Person and son Paul were business visitors in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smart and Rosabelle visited relatives in Minera. Mrs. Em Stevenson and Mrs. Charles Robinson Sr. were in Nelsonville on business. George Jones and Julia Robinson visited Nelsonville Saturday. Mrs. William Currens and grandchildren went to Akron with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Currens for several weeks. Gerald Edwards of Columbus visited James Kidd and relatives. Clara Keyes of Nelsonville stayed with Ann Poppczy. Virginia Baynham of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaffer and Mr. and Mrs. John Shaffer and Phyllis. Maud Penn and Ruth Hamer visited James Hamer Sr. in Nelsonville.
Sept 20 report from The Plains notes Mr. and Mrs. Homer McBrayer Mr. Arthur Butcher and Mr. Virgil Bush of Quarrier West Virginia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nida from Friday to Sunday. On Sunday the same group with the Nidas and Dana Swift and two sons were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nida of Athens.
At the Majestic Richard Dix stars in No Marriage Ties while James Cagney headlines Mayor of Hell in Ohio theater listings. Frankie Darro leads a youth gang in the latter with reform school drama and political intrigue surrounding a reforming warden.
Mrs. L. W. Sanders has opened a confectionery and lunch room in a building near the Sanders Theater in Millfeld. An addition will be made soon to provide better public accommodation.
Steve Owens of Toledo Ohio describes four years of severe facial and chest pimples itchy inflamed skin. He saw a Cuticura Soap and Ointment ad, requested a free sample, then used four cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment to achieve healing.
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