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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1936
Page
6
Dorothy Dix presents the Other Woman as a foil to the complacent wife. She argues wives provoke desertion through selfishness, while the rival’s success depends on listening, pleasing, and prioritizing the husband. She urges wives to read this view and reform to save marriages.
Mrs Robert J Morton presided since March after officer election. President is Mrs Morton with vice president Mrs M J D Hughes, secretary Mrs W Gross, treasurer Mrs J E Barker, pianist Mrs Robert Tompkins, stewardship secretary Mrs A B Roe, spiritual life secretary Mrs F H Eccles. Committee chairs include Mrs E B Acomb hospitality chair Mrs O A Terrill literature secretary Mrs Ralph Dalton and membership chair Mrs George Putnam. The group meets monthly on the second Tuesday for business, social time, song and devotional.
The pattern features a daffodil yellow pique dress with brown trims, easy flat folds for pressing, and bias cut pockets. It notes sizes 14 to 40 inch bust, with material requirements and ordering instructions from Athens Messenger Pattern Department. Also mentions Bolivian tree bark garments as native wear.
Markets blossom with more and fresher vegetables daily thanks to modern transportation and refrigeration. The note urges lighter meals and provides menu ideas including bean soup onions stuffed with ham green asparagus rice cottage cheese salad pineapple cookies coffee or tea and various vegetable dishes.
Fragmentary listings show a radio or concert schedule with multiple performers and orchestras including Oren Orch, Wayne King, Ted Lewis, Duchin Orch, Hines Orch, and others. Several entries mention time stamps and show a long program block with varied acts and eras.
Adele Garrison portrays Madge and Lillian facing Easter absence of Ronald as Marion’s absence fuels speculation of romance. The narrator dispels doubt, trusts Ronald’s fidelity, and plots to prove the couple’s tie while a worried Katie reports a hurried message from the mother-in-law.
Parents and teachers increasingly grant children minds and hearts of their own. They act as counsellors not dictators guiding moral choices and instilling courage. Trust builds a sound family unit and moral bravery grows from early receptive training.
The article urges meticulous personal care and attire. It emphasizes spotless collars and cuffs, neat shoes, clean undergarments, and cosmetic upkeep. After dressing, a full length mirror check ensures every element from hat to gloves is pristine, demanding self-critique and perfection before leaving the room.
A pattern offering a single thread embroidery method to create a Notre Dame cathedral likeness with an etched look. Pattern 912 provides a 9 by 12 inch transfer, materials list, and stitch illustrations. Send 10 cents and clipping to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. 82 Highth Ave New York NY. Include pattern number name and address.
The Athena Theater screens Panic on the Air a murder mystery melodrama about a kidnapped cryptic code on a five dollar bill leading to a quarter million stash. Lew Ayres Florence Rice Benny Baker star with Shawowsky as aide and Harold Shumate adapting Theodore A. Tinsley story. D. Ross Lederman directs.
Buck Jones performs continuous screening starting at 1 PM Sunday at the Palace with admission prices listed as 10 6 15 cents.
Canaanville lists eighth grade honorees Adam Orin Dale Wright O'Brien and seventh grade students Betsy Maxwell Mary Jackson Joel Williams Melvina Judson Floyd Patterson Doris ton June Eslocker and Roger Williams Jack Carsey. Seventh and eighth graders will visit the Haws Nest scenic resort in the mountains below Charleston for their annual nature and history trip. Community Day is planned for May 15 or May 22 with final announcement later.
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