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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1932
Page
7
The feature details detachable pale blue organdy cuffs and double belt in pale Delft blue kid pair with dove gray dress. Mentions Vera Sorea Borelastex fabric, new fall colors, and versatile designs including collar cuff combos and wearable coat options.
An advertisement promotes Kellogg’s All Bran as beneficial for digestion and energy. It claims All Bran adds iron comparable to beef liver, builds blood, and clears the intestines with a high fiber bulk. Recommends two tablespoon servings with milk, cream, or melting and notes availability in Battle Creek.
Victor Ries, land escape expert, will give a free demonstration on good taste in flower and shrub arrangement in Athens next Wednesday at 1 30 PM at the Connett home 258 East State Street The demonstration is part of a city beautification effort led by the county extension agent and the better home and grounds committee.
State examiners' report released today finds recovery amounts and illegal payments totaling 215 423.83 dollars linked to contractors in the stadium construction. It also accuses architect Fred R Walker of bearing an illegal interest in one contract.
In a Western tale Stan Ball investigates killings tied to timber and ranching at Three Rivers. Dona Delo, revealed as Asper’s daughter, joins a perilous chase with Dudley Winters and Swergin looming as rivals. Ball and Dena confront threats as night falls.
An old style exhortation extols water for beauty and health. Drink ample water daily with warm mornings and juice added, bathe twice daily, and shower before evening outings to refresh skin, sleep, and mood with plain water as a universal beauty agent.
Nettie recounts hearing muffled hoofbeats near the ridge and suspects a rider is nearby. She notes the horse’s light step and wryly observes the dramatic scrutiny of men like Hugh and Philip Veritzen. Nettie insists on telling her tale in her own way, asserting women hold the cards in such situations.
Adele Garrison presents a scene where Nettie spots a road fork near a lake, hinting at Marion's coded water reference. Hugh thanks Nettie as they plan to separate Brixton and return a couple to safety and pursue the clue. Continued tomorrow.
The Athens Messenger advertises pattern numbers 2356 2326 25546 and 2926 for kiddie frocks with step by step diagrams and bloomers. Patterns priced at 15 cents each or 30 cents for two with catalog and pattern set at 25 cents. Mail orders to The Pattern Department 268 W 17th St New York City.
Suburban drama and a Raoul Walsh crime tale share the week’s bill. Clive Brook and Elissa Landi star in The Night of June 13 at Onto with a three-house set piece and a jealous wife plot. The Yellow Ticket at Court features Lionel Barrymore and Laurence Olivier in a tense story of a Russian secret police pursuit. Majestic shows Divorce in the Family with Jackie Cooper as a boy coping with divorce and a stepfather in a vivid, emotion driven drama.
Miss Louise Berzinskas aged 17, inmate at the Good Shepherd convent, was crushed to death in Cleveland when trapped between an elevator and the basement ceiling. The accident occurred while the elevator failed and she remained pinioned in the shaft.
In Cherbourg France Sept 27 the French submarine Persée broadcasts that an accident occurred to its machinery and several sailors were injured.
The Legislative Committee of the Ohio Conservation Council will meet in Columbus on Wednesday to review proposed changes to state game laws. Some changes could be enacted by the council, others may go to the Ninetieth General Assembly.
In Athens County probate court today Judge M. Johnson admitted the will of Heater A. Rife to probate. Clifford Newland and Rhea EB Cooperider appeared for marriage license waivers.
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