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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1937
Page
6
Chauncey reports extensive improvements at the M. E. Church. The church has been paneled and interior painted. exterior painting will start the first of next week. Pastor Rev. Ray Greene plans to attend conference the week of September 8 in Dayton.
Radio program listing features orchestras led by Davidson, Michelton, Riley, and Turner with Frank Munn soloist, dramatization by Dorsey Orchestra, Liedersingers with Elza Schallert, Geo R Holmes, Sabin Orchestra, and Hudson DeLange providing musical backing.
Mrs Flora Mc Marg and son Russell McHarg were guests of Mr and Mrs James Ferguson Chauncey. Betty Lou Banfield visits aunt near Athens. Clyde Harmon and Albert Harmon guests of Dwight Mace Carbondale. Florence Dicken accompanies home to Indian Lake. Ethel Augustine visits Sugar Creek relatives. Irene DeWeese returns to Mansfield after stay in Lower Plains.
Oolong tea derives its name from oulong meaning black dragon, referring to the dark leaves blended with greenish yellow ones. The term highlights the tea’s mixed leaf composition and visual contrast as described in the historical account.
Marlene Dietrich and Robert Donat star in Knight Without Armor based on James Hilton's love tale. Frances Marion adapted the script. Jacques Feyder directs with Lazare Meerson sets and Harry Stradling photography. Irene Vanbrugh and others fill the supporting cast. London Film release through United Artists.
Miss Evelyn Gaston invited guests to a Graham Chapel home gathering last Saturday night. Attendees enjoyed games and desserts including strawberry ice cream cake watermelon and lemonade served by the hostess.
A compact list of across and down clues for a film star themed crossword with items such as pictured actress Gaelic sandalwood tree and other linguistic hints. several entries reference biographical notes like noted star and blond followed by a meta answer to a prior puzzle and assorted wordplay clues.
Mrs. Clifford Banfield entertained relatives Sunday to honor her husband Clifford Banfield and sister Kathleen Phillips on their birthdays. Guests from Athens, The Plains, Shawnee and Chauncey included the Misner and Phillips families and others, with homemade ice cream and cake served.
Weekly service announced for Morristown Holiness Church at 7 30 Friday night in the home of Mr and Mrs Pearley Wicks.
Rev and Mrs Gil bert Courtney and others visited Columbus Monday to see Mrs Susan Hickman Kasler who is seriously ill. Kasler, a Trimble resident, had surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital and has been moved to a daughter’s home.
Mrs. Harry Dust with daughter Barbara attended a camp meeting at Stoutsville last weekend. Akron visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Repogle and their sons stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Easler. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Sayre and family from near Concord, and Joe Hayden of Athens.
A bug in the ear of a justice of the peace interrupted a local club meeting and unsettled Jennings Missouri for two days.
Mrs Bessie Moore and Mrs Nettie Shields chaperoned the Zion Church Young People's Class as Miss Gladys Shields hosted a wiener roast at the Slater place. A camp fire, songs, games and contests followed. Prizes were won by Mary Ellen Bartlett and Donna Irene De Weese.
Rev B C Brown and family plus Mrs Browning and others attended the Independent Holiness Church annual camp meeting in Huntington West Virginia. John Bullock Paul McKinney and Okey Barnhouse joined them returning today. Dorothy and Elaine McKinney of Chauncey attended a Holiness Church event in Heights West Virginia sponsored by the West Virginia Training School.
The region averages thunderstorms on about 223 days annually. Weather observers note the high frequency leads to frequent rainstorms, flash flood risk, and impacts on outdoor activities and agriculture across the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Hawk and Mrs. Elizabeth Hawk returned from a visit in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawk. They also visited Mrs. Nora Graves formerly of The Plains now living in Butler Street.
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