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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1933

Page

6

Dame Fashion Parade Lures Crowds At Berry Hotel Style Show

A Sunday night Spring Style Show sponsored by D. Zenner Company drew a large audience at the Hotel Berry dining room. Models including Miss Roush and Miss Kenney wore gowns with leg o men sleeves and ankle lengths while guests like Mr. and Mrs. Custer and many Indianapolis figures attended tables and coeds filled the stage between courses.

D. Zenner Company Berry Helen Roush Fritz Segner Emma Morton Catherine Kenney E. R. Custer T. W. Craig C. M. Gill Ann Custer Robert C. Hess Roger J. Jones Harry Beckney Gordon K. Bush Alonzo Palmer R. F. Beckett Irene Devlin John Sheridan Royal H. Ray Alice Beasley C. Cornell Julia Wadley

Vested Choir of University Delights Sunday Audience

The Ohio University Vested Choir of 38 voices directed by Prof. C. C. Robinson performed in Memorial Auditorium. The program featured Gloria in Excelsis, Lullaby Jesus Dear, O Cast Me Not Away From Thy Countenance, By and By, The Glory Train, Break Break Break in mixed voices, Kentucky Mountain Tune, To the Unknown God, Alleluia, and Hummed opening and closing sentences from Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony.

Ohio University C. C. Robinson Memorial Auditorium Berthold Tours Jesus Dear Balama Johannes Brahms Nobel Cain Tennyson Goldbeck Professor Robinson God Gustav Holser Frederic Schieder Tcchaikowsky University

Trends in America Will Be Discussed Symposium on social trends in America at Faculty Women's Club

The International Relations Study Group of the American Association of University Women invites members and friends to a Wednesday symposium on social and economic trends in America. Prominent leaders from Columbia Chicago and Ohio universities share opinions on democracy, capitalism, social revolution, and a national council for planning. The issue prompts include presidential powers and prosperity. Other items note White Shrine Lodge officers install, a polluck dinner, and local social updates including a noted engagement and hospital update.

The American Association of University Women America Faculty Women's Club Benedict Viola Nelson Edith Beecher H. Bing Nations Council On Social and Economic Planning Nicholas Murray Butler Dewey and Kilpatrick Columbia University Charles Gilkey

Women Voters Hear Immigration Crime Relation Talk

Athens League of Women Voters convenes at 7 30 tonight with Mrs F H Krecker at 171 North Congress Street. Mrs C L Martzolff will discuss Immigration and Crime and share Wickersham Committee findings. A large attendance is hoped for important business including a report on Athens County Government.

Athens League of Women Voters rMs F. H. Krecker North Congress Street C. L. Martzolff

Pocahontas Lodge Plans Wednesday Meeting and Dance

Pocahontas Lodge will meet at 7 o clock Wednesday night in Red Men s Hall after the regular session. A dance will follow with Mr and Mrs Harvey C Baker of 248 East State Street hosting guests Mr and Mrs Harry Mc Cartney of Indianapolis.

Pocahontas Lodge Red Men's Hall Harvey C. Baker Fast State Street Harry McCartney Indianapolis

License Tag Sales Boost Revenue at Motor Vehicle Office

One fourth reductions on commercial and passenger car license tags drew over 100 buyers to the office of David Johnson, deputy commissioner of motor vehicles. Saturday sales totaled 717.72 with 93 passenger tags and various vehicle tag categories contributing to the day’s report.

David Johnson

Mrs Geo McKinstry Dies Suddenly at Home

Mrs George McKinstry 17 died suddenly at 11 Sunday night at 47 Brown Avenue. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs J K Jolly of Youngstown Caroline at home a son Ralph deceased last year a sister Mrs A J Carbaugh of Chase and brothers Granville Ellis of Chase Marion Ellis Sugar Creek and Ephriam Ellis Albany. Funeral at home Wednesday afternoon with time to be announced.

George McKinstry Brown Avenue J. K. Jolly Youngstown Caroline Ralph A. J. Carbaugh Chase Granville Ellis Marion Ellis Sugar Creek Ephriam Ellis Albany

Which show are you going to at Easter week?

The piece surveys a weekend city scene with Easter services and fond notes on local entertainments. It mentions church canticles, theater choices, a Spring display, and a choir at Memorial Auditorium. The author highlights contrasts between events and daily travel, ending with a homely welcome home remark.

C. C. Robinson Memorial Auditorium

Izaak Walton Cabin Framing Nears Completion

Work speeded on the Izaak Walton cabin at the Izaak Walton League farm in Waterloo Township with framing and roof sheeting finished. Roofing, front porch construction, gable shingling, chimney work, and window and door installation follow, weather permitting, with completion expected this month and Athens chapter meeting at City Hall on Tuesday at 7:30.

Izaak Walton Waterloo Township Athens City Hall

Banker Confers With Roosevelt On Bank Loan Ban

Winthrop W. Aldrich of Chase National Bank meets at the White House with President Roosevelt to discuss measures to ban bank loans for speculative purposes. The talks focus on stabilizing finance and preventing risky speculation.

Winthrop W. Aldrich Chase National Bank New York White House Roosevelt

Back To Soil Movement Grows Across Midwest

A United Press survey finds a Midwest back to the land trend as unemployed families move to abandoned rural homes to garden. States report rising farm populations, subsistence motives, and renewed country social life with veterans forming self-sustaining settlements in Missouri and other states.

Chicago U.2 United Press Illinois W. H. McLaughlin State Department of Agriculture McLaughlin Missouri Conrad H. Hammar Missouri College of Agriculture Ozark Vic Miller

David K. Nutter 82 Dies at Canaan Home

David K. Nutter aged 82 died at his farm home in Canaan Township at 5 Sunday night after four months of illness. A former mine foreman in the Hocking and Sunday Creek Valleys, he lived in Canaan Township 25 years. Survived by wife, son E. B. Nutter of Columbus, daughters Mrs. Jessie Jacoby Athens RD 3 and Mrs. Glennie Morris Athens RD 4, four granddaughters and three great granddaughters. Burial set at New Straitsville family plot with no flowers per request.

David K. Nutter Canaan Township Nutter Thomas Martha Nutter New Straitaville Hocking Sunday Creek E. B. Nutter Columbus Jessie Jacoby Athens R. D Glennie Morris Straitsville

Silly Spragle Recovering After Appendectomy

The condition of little Billy Sprague son of Dr and Mrs John R Sprague underwent an operation for appendicitis at Shevering Arms Hospital Saturday. Dr Drury of Columbus performed the operation and the patient’s status this morning was reported satisfactory.

Little Billy Sprague John R. Sprague Shevering Arms Hospital Drury Columbus

Car 15 Destroyed by Fire on Courtney Hill

An automobile owned by Cx. Schuler of 123 North Lancaster Street was destroyed by fire Sunday night on Courtney Hill. A short circuit in the wiring system was the alleged cause, per a mechanic who towed the sedan to an Athens garage.

Schuler Lancaster Street Courtney Hill Mechenska Athens

Afternoon Tea Table Demands Dainty Foods, Pretty Service

This article outlines planning an afternoon tea setup including appropriate tables and trays, placement of tea essentials, tablecloths, and matching dishware. It notes costs of different tea sets from pottery to silver and suggests table décor to harmonize with the service and room.

Small Cookies For Tea Table

Two or more kinds of amal and delectable cookies should be on the tea table. Rolled cookies use walnuts sugar eggs flour salt baking powder and the dough is baked briefly then rolled into cylinders while hot. Peanut cookies mix shortening sugar egg milk flour peanuts salt cream of tartar soda and bake until firm and lightly browned.

Gorham Announces Real Estate Tax Collections Schedule

Treasurer G D Corham will collect real estate taxes at the First National Bank in Amesville on Wednesday April 5 for Ames and Bern Township taxpayers. On Thursday April 6 collections move to the Citizens Bank in Albany and servicing throughout the township continues there.

G. D. Corham First National Bank Amesville Ames and Bern Township Gorham Citizens Bank Albany

Springtime diet plan boosts iron and appetite

The article urges seasonal spring foods to fight spring fever. It highlights iron rich vegetables like spinach, tart fruits such as grapefruit and rhubarb, pickles, citrus sauces, and horseradish to stimulate appetite. It lists a sample menu with orange juice breakfast and baked bluefish dinner, plus vegetables like endive and dandelion greens and notes the value of fruits and vegetables for mineral salts and tonics.

Chocolate Cookies and Crumb Cake Recipe

A Victorian style recipe outlines ingredients for chocolate cookies and a crumb cake. It lists chocolate, shortening, gel, salt, flour, sugar, soda, baking powder, cinnamon, milk, eggs, and optional crumb mixture with brown sugar molasses coffee raisins. Mixing, rolling, and baking steps are described with times.

Mello Glo Face Powder Promises Youthful Glow

Advertising copy touts MELLO GLO face powder as hiding fine lines and wrinkles with a fresh bloom. It claims long wear, pore minimization, smooth spread without flaking, and no irritation due to a new French process. Price one dollar tax free.

Zenner Co

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By Hazel Finsterwald White Shrine Lodge K. of P. Hall Polluck Raymond Brooks Norma McKibben Jiles Brooks Lester Robinett Robinett Grant Hospital Marguerite Elton Steele William Henry Steele Lee S. Landsittel F. C. Landsittel Kenney Road Landsittel Miss Steele Ohio State University Landsitters Long's Hal Murphy Florence Lash Williams Loan Wate Wieter Ella Keynes Harry L. Hopkins Relief Administration of New York City Congress Marian Walters Mill. Han's Oklahoma Harry B. Cordell State Board of Agriculture Indiana E. J. Barker Michigan Ohio Canaan Silly Spragle the Security Savings Bank Athens, Ohio the Security Bank W. B. Lawrence W. N. Alderman L. G. Worstell F. B. Kiltan Asst. Cashier Co G. O’bleness M. E. Twise Chas. C Millikan Optometrist Millikan’s Jewelry Store Masonic C. D. Shafer CO Rolla Logan
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