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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1934
Page
6
Homemakers seek spring kitchen substitutes as mid winter dishes lose appeal. Recommends vegetable plates for dinner and a kidney shaped carrot and cabbage gelatine salad as a main course. Recipe folds in lemon gelatin vine gar salt raw carrots cabbage and mayonnaise for six servings.
Mr and Mrs Russell Rupp and daughter Barbara of Cleveland visit Mrs Rupps mother Mrs Clint Carr and family through Friday. Easters guests include Mr and Mrs E K Pugh and three children from Glouster at Mr and Mrs H A Elkins in Athens. Norma Engh of Waterford joins Engh at University Terrace. Families from Columbus, Cleveland and Waterford attend christening and church events.
The Athens League of Women Voters will host a public debate and dramatization on whether married women should be hired as teachers. The event, chaired by Mrs. Fred Stauffer, will be in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Security Bank Building, Thursday at 7:30.
Bright sunny Easter brought crowded services across Athens churches with colorful outfits and large congregations. Parades on Court and College Streets, plus spring outings to hills, golf at Athens Country Club, and fishing marked the day. Children’s service at Church of the Good Shepherd drew many families, while the Men's Club meeting capped a day of events.
Mr and Mrs Gerve Mansfield announce the birth of a daughter on March 22 to Mr and Mrs T R Frampton in Akron. Elizabeth Thorton is noted as the aunt to Mrs Mansfield.
The Child Study Group of the Central P T A will meet at the home of Mrs. Howard Bobo, 96 West State Street, Tuesday evening from 7 to 8 o clock.
In April, New York house interiors bloom with new wall coverings that range from large plaids and bold stripes to nautical motifs and pastel bowknot designs. Washable wallpapers now dominate kitchens and baths, with mural options and practical patterns to brighten sunlit rooms and foyers.
John Rhorick of New Marshfeld pleaded not guilty to assault and battery before HM Porter. Bound over to Athens County Grand Jury under 200 dollar bond. Arrested by Constable Frank White after alleged attack on Max Llewellyn Deck Arnold. Marion Arnold and George Beverage of Carbondale arraigned on damaging charges. pleaded not guilty and bound over to grand jury under 100 dollar bond each for poker game last Sunday. J L Murdock and L H Sapp fined 5 dollars and costs for operating a truck without a tail light. Murdock of Middleport and Sapp of Athens Township.
Mr and Mrs Wyatt Radford announce the birth of a five and a half pound son born March 30 at Holzer Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Canterbury East Main Street and Mrs Flore Radford of Rock Springs.
Ten arrests for intoxication were made by Athens police Saturday night. Harold Fouts of The Plains and Delbert Taylor of Hocking were fined $5 and costs each when arraigned before Mayor Len B. McCune. The others are to have hearings tonight.
The New Marshfield Christian Church will hold special services from April 2 through April 8, inclusive, with the exception of Saturday night.
Impressive funeral services were held at St. Marys Catholic Church in Aiken for Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock Sr a leading figure in American polo and founder of the American school of hard riding.
A note by Helen Welshimer reflects mutual dating attitudes on campus. Fraternity men seek playmates rather than husbands, and campus women echo this stance, rejecting marriage-focused dates and preferring casual companionship.
Matt Davidson of 159 N Congress Street was stricken Sunday morning by a heart attack at home. Attending physicians reported considerable improvement today after a day of serious condition and continued improvement noted Sunday night.
The condition of Attorney L A Koons of 6 Franklin Avenue improved today after he collapsed Saturday noon. Doctors initially suspected a stroke but his physician said exhaustion from overwork and recent illness caused the collapse.
Inez Smith was granted a divorce from Charles Smith in Athens County Common Pleas Court with Judge Rowland presiding. In a separate trial, a jury in Common Pleas Court rejected A J Price's claim for balance on a washing machine sold to E A Holmes, ruling for Holmes.
A special meeting of local No. 416 of painters and paperhangers will be held at Red Men's Hall Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
Children at the Church School of the Good Shepherd present an Easter service to celebrate the end of Lent and the resurrection of Jesus. The church gathers at 4 o'clock in the afternoon for the event with music and reflective observance.
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