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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1938
Page
8
Country Club members dance to Percy Lowrey's color band at the mid summer club event this Saturday night. Music will run from 10 to 2 o'clock, creating a lively spring evening atmosphere.
The author contrasts California's permissive apparel and active lifestyle with aging stereotypes. In California, people of all ages wear shorts and one piece swimsuits, enjoy outdoor games, and pursue new hobbies, suggesting freedom from East Coast age conventions. The piece ends with a desert scene and a reprise of the title phrase.
A parade of locals plans vacations and visits from Athens to Wisconsin Michigan New York and Canada with trips to Niagara Falls and Ohio. Families include Bird Horn Wood McElroy Hughes Humphrey Householder Harmon Kayser Morris Cross Pierson Atkinson and other residents visiting relatives attending funerals picnics and church events between trips and gatherings at home and in nearby towns.
Athens residents learn the August Athens Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Carl H. Beasley’s home is canceled and the club will not meet until September. Stella Diehl and Eugene Atkins, both of Harrisonville, wed at Prof. Houf’s home in Lancaster Street Athens, with relatives present. The couple plans a Washington D C honeymoon and will reside in Harrisonville after travel.
The piece presents two peach based dishes an individual fresh peach salad and a peach cake dessert. The salad layers peach pineapple green pepper and pistachio with cream cheese on lettuce and olive oil lemon lime dressing. The cake dessert blends peaches with a tapioca batter baked to a browned top for six to eight servings.
Past Noble Grands' Club hosts annual picnic at Mrs. M. C. Stalder home in Chauncey at 6 30 p m. Progressive Class of Richland Ave M P Church meets at 7 30 p m in the church basement with Mae Smith leading devotion and Villa Tippie directing entertainment. Class Six Church of God picnic set for the fair grounds at 7 p m with water melon. attendees asked to bring fork and salt.
Adele Garrison sketches a domestic scene as Lillian reenters the narrator's life and Dicky's troubles surface. Katie the cook grouses over delays while Queen Olga fainted and Mrs. Bickett tends the children, hinting at further developments to come.
A set of simple 1940s style vegetable dishes includes CORN AND TOMATO AU GRATIN STUFFED ONIONS and CREAMED TOMATOES ON TOAST. Recipes provide ingredients like corn tomatoes bread crumbs beef stock cheese and butter with baking steps and temperatures.
Richard Van Dyke was the honored guest at a surprise birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Starlin at their home on Saturday night. Refreshments included ice cream and cake, and games filled the evening with guests from the Helping Hands Class of the Presbyterian Church and many Starlin family members.
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