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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
7
A sister counsels letting him go while Winifred Black wonders if it is better to let things work out. The piece weighs marriage tensions and the question of asserting control versus acceptance.
A heart-broken wife confesses her husband loves another woman and she seeks advice. The columnist cautions that pride and practicality matter, compares marriage to a hat you choose, and urges against revenge while highlighting the complexity of love, children, and personal choice. Copyright 1930 Newspaper Feature Service.
About ninety friends and neighbors gathered at the Strouds Run home of Everett to celebrate his birthday with a picnic dinner. Attendees included families from Amesville McDougal Peach Ridge Mush Run and Athens among others, with Mr. Everett receiving many presents.
Virginia Knopsnyder a 15 year old Cleveland schoolgirl ran away from the Wood home and asked to remain with her father a railroad car inspector on a 150 dollar monthly salary. Aunt Mrs. Lee Wood requested authorities decide if Virginia should be returned to her care.
Mrs. George W. Johnson of Parkersburg was nominated at the Democratic convention in West Virginia for the short term seat created by the death of James A. Hughes of Huntington. She will run in the election to fill the vacancy.
Shadows help a bee wake morning glories at dawn but one bloom stays asleep. Despite ploys from Knarf and friends the snail says the flower will sleep, while the bee’s fate hinges on seeds forming in the dark. The tale ends with patience as the bloom rests for its future.
The writing notes suggest a lively period for business and finances under benign sway though minor journeys, delays, and disappointments may occur. Those born today show talent in writing or publishing with a speculative edge, while a child born now may be clever, versatile, and drawn to literature and roaming.
Springfield September convention closes business sessions and installs new leaders. N. E. Kidd of Marietta named Grand Chancellor of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Ohio. Mrs. Myrtie Best of Marietta becomes Grand Chief of the Pythian Sisters of Ohio.
In this fashion narrative Amos Parrish describes tunic and blouse styles for fall. Blouses and tunics renew outfits by covering hip lines and waistcuts, pairing with skirts, jumper dresses, and bolero styles. The piece details shirtwaist themes, formal blouses, and tunics, noting color harmony and formality.
Senator R S Copeland asserts that physical education is as vital as academics. He argues daily, lifelong exercise prevents posture, breathing, and health issues and praises open-air play, early dental and vision care, and regular health testing in schools.
Three intruders attacked the Friedman Blau Farber Company offices in Cleveland late yesterday and escaped with about $14,000 in cash. The burglars fled before officers arrived and a description was issued for suspects.
Diamond Dyes are easy to use and go on smoothly with a true even color. They resist the re dyed look and hold through hard wear and washing. Their superiority comes from the abundance of pure anilines. though costlier to make, the price remains the same in all drug stores.
The Athens Messenger advertises patterns with sizes 10 12 and 14, requiring 1% yards of 4 inch fabric and 11 16 yards of 36 inch blouse fabric. No dressmaking experience needed. Send 15 cents per pattern or book, and include name and address.
Fred Blankford, 42, struck a policeman with a snowball on a warm September day in Evansville Indiana. He was fined 50 dollars in police court after claiming the missile came from refrigerator pipe shavings.
A narrator recalls dinner seating and social tensions among a theatre party led by Noel Mary and Mary’s suitors Colin Cameron Philip Veriten and Dicky. Jealous glances and strategic arrangements threaten harmony as the group anticipates further developments.
Muskingum College officials announce the football season opener against Rio Grande is shifted to Friday afternoon because flood lights installation was delayed.
Work to organize the Ohio District of the American Lutheran Church began at a Grace Lutheran Church meeting and will continue through Friday. The assembly gathered leaders and lay members to plan the new district structure and activities.
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