Birthday celebration for Mr. Kenney at his home
Friends gathered Saturday evening at the Albany Fond to surprise celebrate Mr. Kenney’s birthday. He received an occasional chair and other mementos for his service as a teacher at the First Methodist Church Central Avenue M B Church and the Pratt Street Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itty Friends
Kenney
Albany
Wheats
First Methodist Church
Central Avenue
M. B. Church
Pratt Street
Nervous Women Find Relief From Pinkham's Remedy
Two women report improved nerves and health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Loto Cnorm of Toledo Ohio and Mrs. C Ricsanps of Brooklyn New York describe headaches nervousness and better appetite and more strength after taking the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Loto Cnorm
Point Place
Toledo
Ohio
C. Ricsanps
Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn
New York
To Become Bride Of John D. Rockefeller III
The engagement of Blanchette Hooker to John D. Rockefeller III was announced with a fall wedding planned. The couple, offspring of Greenwich and Rockefeller families, bring a famed finance and philanthropic lineage into a forthcoming union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. 3d
Biss Blanchette Hooker
Hion H. Hoolkter
Greenwich
Conn
John TD. Rockefeller 3d
Ohn T. Rockefeller, Jr
Young Rockefeller
Study Class to Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Women Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday at 69 North High Street, with Mrs. MD Hughes as the program teacher. All church members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian
Mamia Steele
North High Street
MD. Hughes
Mrs Frank Kenney Dies at Pleasanton
Mrs. Frank Kenney aged 74 died Monday at her Pleasanton home after nearly two months illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 30 at Bates Church. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs George Tribe of Bassett and Mrs P V Coe of Albany a sister Mrs James Gillett Athens and a brother William Rogers Athens R FLD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton
Frank Kenney
Bates Church
Kenney
George Tribe
Bassett
P .V. Coe
Albany
James Gillett
Athens
Willam Rogers
R. Fld
Heat wave ends moratorium as Athens swelters
The moratorium on heat ended at noon Monday and Athens recorded 90 degrees with yesterday reaching 93 per C. N. France. Humidity and lack of breeze heightened the oppressive conditions as signs of rain were sought. The Hocking River stood at 2.6 feet while Lancaster notes two months with no significant rainfall, leaving corn withered and turning brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. France
Hocking
Lancaster
Doctor for Birds Runs New York Hospital for Avian Ailments
Miss Emilia Stelnacher of New York City practices avian medicine. Her hospital treats canaries finches parrots and parakeets as if they were humans. She diagnoses pneumonia gout and tumors in birds and uses olive oil warm bottles and splints to care for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilia Stelnacher
New York City
Steinbacher
Canaries
Athens
Old Timers vs Millfield Baseball Game Tonight
Chauncey fans look to Millfield at Millfield park this evening at 5 o clock. Dr Walckers Old Timers will meet Millfield Baseball team with a good game expected and a large attendance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Millfield Park
Chauncey
Dr. Walckers
Buchtel
Compliments Guest Mrs Goodson Entertains With Bridge
Chauncey August 30 Mrs Theron Goodson entertained at bridge Saturday night at her Elis Avenue home, honoring Mrs Bernadine Shewcress visiting from Sebring Ohio. Women’s prize went to Miss Sarah Thomas and men’s to Earl Bridgewater. Guests included Earl and Mrs Bridgewater, Lena and Max Wilson, Ruth and Mary Louise Fiske, Frances Howard, Harold Minister, and the hosts. A luncheon followed. A second note records a Sunday night gathering at Ray Michael’s The Plains with dancing cards and refreshments. Guests included Lavonda Moore, Walter McHarg, Robert Moore, Ruth McCullough, Richard Inge, Joe Lohse, John Lohse, Eddie Linscott, Mary Miller, Esther May Cochran, Robert Ellis, Mary Michael, Millie Michael, and Dorothy Nell Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Theron Goodson
Bridge
Elis Avenue
Bernadine Shewcress
Sebring
Ohio
Edward Minister
Sarah Thomas
Earl Bridgewater
Shawerress
Lena Wilson
Max Wilson
Ruth Fiske
Mary Louise Fiske
Frances Howard
Harold Minister
Hooper Ridge Social Notes Reflect Local Visits
Mrs Cynthia Kasler visited Athens friends while several locals attended the Concord Church home coming. Israel Linscott, employed in Columbus, spent the weekend with his parents A M Linscott. Harry Keefer hosted by HL E Linscott. Linscott family guests included Albert Robinson and children from Chauncey, Merle and Helen Antle, Cecil Antle. Mrs Lucile Glass returned to Columbus after visiting Dan and Floyd Linscott in The Plains. Sarah Klerns visiting friends in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Kasler
Athens
Concord Church
Israel Linscott
Columbus
A. M. Linscott
Harry Keefer
HL. E. Linscott
L. P. Myers
Albert Robinson
Pennsylvanian Railroad seeks Belle Valley station closure
The Pennsylvania Railroad asked the Public Utilities Commission for authority to close its agency station at Belle Valley Noble County. The petition cited patronage and convenience of a nearby station as the basis for the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pennsylvania Retiroad
Public Utilities Commission
Belle Valley
Noble County
Returns From Olympics Harold Minister Leaves for Fairport Harbor
Harold Minister who recently returned from California where he attended the Olympics visits Chauncey with his parents then departs for Fairport Harbor where he will teach at the high school. He is accompanied by Miss Bernadine Shiss of Sebring Ohio, a Fairport Harbor High School teacher. Mrs Adolph Nelson and children of Indian River City Florida, summer guests of Chauncey residents, depart by motor for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mita
George H. Crow
North
Congress Street
M. O
Crow
Racine
Athens County Fair
Siselstein
Pomeroy
W. E. McDade
Gallpolis
Jennie Srigiey
John Srighey
Robert Srigley
California
Hollywood
Robert Srigiey
Los Angeles
Howard
Fairport Arbor
Chauncey
Harold
Olympica
Edwards
Ellis Avenue
Fairport Harbor
Bernadine Sh.ss
Sebring
Ohio
Nome Chauncey
Adolph Nelson
Indian River City
Florida
Chaurcey
Gridders To Meet At School Thursday
Chauncey Ohio August 30 Coach Paul A Theisen of Chauncey Dover High School announced a meeting for Thursday at 10am in the high school for all football candidates. Theisen says attendance is important and urges all contenders to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theisen
Chauncey
Paul A. Theisen
Chauncey-Dover High School
Harrisonville Social News Highlights
Local families gather for visits as Miss Sadie Lambert spends weekend with Nell Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Howery host a shower with about 125 friends, gifts and refreshments. Schools set to open October 3. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Herb Clark and many others from Harrisonville and Akron areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wells
Eugene Wyatt
Charley Carsey
Harve Eastman
Mayhew Home
Lucy Clark
Herb Clark
William Clark
Earl Clark
Gerald Graham
George’ Tudor
Fontelle Phimer
Keith
Juanita Chars
Sadie Lambert
Nell Clark
D. A. Michael
Parkersburg
Verlin Howery
Mildred Ash and Son
Akron
Goldie Hunsinger
William Turner
William Combs
Nellie Combs
Charley Hing
H. J. Williams
William 1Ysell
Gon
Carey
Pomeroy
Art Chaney
Delaware
William Hull
Harrisonville
Local residents visit and move among towns in region
Carpenter J A Gottsewall and wife and Mr and Mrs Andrew Jewell were Athens visitors Thursday. Fern Gillogly couple and children spent Friday with D W Dye and family. E B Hull of Newark visited sister Mrs P Howery last week. Harry Trainer and Grant Bobo were business visitors in Pomeroy Friday. Dale Williams of Hardinsville visited Mrs Vorlin Howesey Thursday. L D Gilogly and Leonard Woodyard of Albany shipped a carload of cattle here Saturday. Lee Metomas and family moving to Middleport this winter. S W Bobo and family of Pomeroy moved into Reeves property here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gottsewall
Andrew Jewell
Athens
Fern Gillogly
D. W. Dye
E. B. Hull
Newark
P. Howery
Harry Trainer
Grant Bobo
Pomeroy
Dale Willams
Hardisonville
Vorlin Howesy
L. D. Gilogly
Leonard Woodyard
Albany
and Airs
Lee Mctomas
Middleport
S. W. Bobo
Reeves
Make This Model at Home Fashion Pattern 2289
Anne Adams guides young sewers through Pattern 2289 in sizes 8 to 16 with step by step diagrams. The pamphlet notes fabric needs, topstitching details, and puffed sleeves, urging purchase of the accompanying 32 page fashion catalog for 15 cents. Address orders to The Athena Messenger Pattern Department, 243 W. 1th Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Athena Messenger Pattern Department
W. 1Th Street
New York City
Kenney Reunion Held at Fairgrounds on Aug 22
The annus Kenney reunion gathered Sunday at the Fairgrounds with about 45 attendees. A banker’s dinner was served at noon. Officers elected for 1933 included President Wayne Y. Pleasanton and Secretary Mrs Ora Haning. An entertainment committee featuring E C Kenney, Orville McVay, and Herbert Moore planned the day. Various Kenney families from Athens, Albany, Jerseyville, New Lexington, Glouster, and other towns joined, with guests including Clarence Creamer and Claudia Cheppel providing solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annus Kenney
Fairgrounds
Wayne Y. Pleasanton
Ora Haning
Athens
Entertainment
E. C. Kenney
Orville
Claudia Cheppel
Fran
Columbus
Alvin Leighty
Susses
Virginia
Evelyn Leighty
Harold Bach
Harald
Mexine
New Lexington
Gladys Wilson
Herbert Leighty
Nelsonville
Eulain Hoch
Wheeling
W. Va
Thaddeus Thames
Albany
E. W. McVay
Mary McVay
Lancaster
Fred Parker
Glouster
Guy Hawk
Kimbolton
Carl Clark
June Clark
David Clark
Youngstown
L. H. Irvin
Pratts Fork
Jack King
Floyd Williams
Shade
Claudis Chappel
Clarence Creamer
Walter Smith
Herbert Downey
Glen
Rosalie Pugh
Lora Woodyard
Ernest Woodyard
Frank Kinkead
Everette
Kenney
M. J. Hunter
Dana. Hebbardsville
John Radford
Homer ‘Radford
White Hail
C. S. Moore
Herbert Moore
Allen
Harold
Louis
Pleasanton
Wayne Kenney
Helen
Orona Kenney
Dale Ray Kenney
M. Kenney
Bates
Alvira Kenney
Clarence
Virgil
Don Kenney
Birs
Webster Kenney
Athens R. D
Bilas Carsey
Darrell
Mary
Rouge beauty tips for elbows hands and rouge blending
The passage advises applying cosmetic rouge to the face hands elbows and finger tips to add color and correct pale skin. It suggests choosing pH balanced rouge in paste or powder, massaging cream around the elbow and palms, and blending to avoid a visible lipstick remnant while noting elbows can reveal awkward angles.
Beauty Tips From A Bygone Era On Lip Rouge And Nails
The piece extols rouge as a decorative touch while warning against lipstick wearover. It urges clean hands and a fresh nail polish trend, noting rose tones clash with dull gray pallor. It suggests that well-groomed hands draw favorable attention and even hints at societal vanity through beauty rituals.
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Charles Woodworth
Shell Beach
Buckeye Lake
Mary Farrell
Emma Morton
Jean Rauch
F. X. Rauch
Sheil Beach
Clara’ Watkins
Frank Watkins
Refla Watins
Nellie Harrison
Cohumbus
Pittsburgh
Frank Hisenberger
Olean
Watkins
M. A. Buckley -Mariam .Watkins
Clave- Tend
Squirre
Carpenter Hardware CO
Evan Hamilton
Maple Street
Evan, Jr
Middletown
John McCain
John Clarke, Sr
J. E. Foreman
Hazel
Paul Neutzling
Cleveland
Foreman
W. H. Hoisington
E. J. Becker
Hoisington
D. Emwne
George W. Cullum
Cuyahogan Falls
Guy Spaulding
Richland Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Aheo
Anna Mae Mitchell
Leslie Bryson
Hooperide
Elizabeth Kern
Alex Cochran
Magnetic Springs
Albert Woodruff
Franklin Avenue
Howard Nestle
Evelyn
Ruth
Nestle
Woodruff
Jerseyville
John Cowan
Jeannette James
Charleston
Scott Wolfe
Alfred Wiseheimer
Charles of Columbus
E. C. Wondworth
South College Street
Spaulding
J. H. Fierce
Pothick
Hattie Richey
Lash Street
M.T. Ellis
Chillicothe
Emory Seaman
New Vienna
Ida A. Brown
W. E. Seaman
Flora Borcing
WI. Bobo
Angell
Midge
Seaman
Brown
Mothers’ Club
Jeryl Ramsey
Marietta Avenue
C. C. Millikan
Ena Nelson
Niagara Folly
Edward Hixson
South
Detroit
Mich
Hisson
James Woodard
Frank Foster
Frank, Jr
Cambridge
Jamies Woodard
George Guthrie
Jean Guthrie
Alex Nelson
Dimwood Place
E. A. Hale
Warrensville
Sam Henderson
van Vorhes Street
Hale
Henderson
B. L. Church
Christina
Mamie Steele
Louisa Steele
Norris Beasley
Mr. Beasley
Fred A. Slex Ford
Isaac Wilson
Mrs. Goodson
Hooper Ridge
Hazel Patton
Charles Kennard
Ernest Pritts
Buddy
Ralph Pritts
Joe Pritts
Neil Tippett
Charles Bradfield, Jr
C. N. Sanders
Addie Young
Athens State Hospital
Floyd Nye
Marietta
Albert Franz
Cincinnati
J. A. Long
Marshal
Burke Witham
Corming
Witham
Darrel Witham
Chicago
George Leffler
Charles Leffler
Wesley Welburn
Clarksburg
WV. Va
Eliza Searles
Josephone’ Coppers
Salem
Brewer
A. R. Ely
Chauncey, Sunday As Guests of Mr. and
Kirs
Arthur ‘Brewer
The
Athens Messenger Daily Pattern Department
AB WE Ideal
Mev Anders
Powers
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Graves
Aple Bros
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