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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
7
Eve visits the new Lake City theater with Dick, marveling at the 17 story brick and terra cotta structure. She notes the green room, dressing rooms, and luxuries as their romance deepens while she tracks Pure Soap stock gains with mounting excitement.
Poem reflecting on chance encounter and rekindled love across time. The speaker recalls shared memories a bus ride in rain, lilac spring benches, old books, pine woods, and candlelight. They ponder whether two paths can stay entwined or always diverge at life crossroads.
Wartime aviation tale features Fredric March and Cary Grant as rivaling fliers in a Sky pair praised for skill yet torn by hatred on land. Oakie adds comedy while the film traces a twist as the pilot cracks under pressure and the observer revels in killing.
Madge debates joining the moonlight ride as Lee Chow asks to stay late at the farm house causing tense exchanges. Hugh questions Madge while others note her anxiety and fear as the night unfolds with plans and restraint.
In the vignette from Adele Garrison's continuation, tensions rise as Lee Chow sits ominously watching, while Hugh Grantland plans a moonlit drive with Edith Fairfax. Fear and social hierarchies color the encounter, hinting at peril and palace intrigues to come.
An expert question answers substitute options for meat in school lunch sandwiches. Suggestions include hard cooked egg with cream or dressing, egg with bacon and pickle, egg with celery and peppers, cottage cheese with celery or cucumber, tuna or salmon with celery and pickle relish, cottage cheese with pineapple, or a two bread approach with preserves and American cheese plus chopped vegetables.
After church Elizabeth Shenefield and her Sunday School class picnicked at Chickamauga Park. G E Glenn hosted Harriet Glenn and William Porter from Gallipolis with J M Mills from Swan Creek and Bernice Cottrill bidding farewell to D E Tanner family bound for Warren. Doris Love spent the week with Leiend Terry in Huntington. Leola and Irene Coulter tour the Century of Progress Expo. Mae Evans visited Prof and Mrs MH Hout of Athens.
Astrologers view the LUNAR and mutual aspects as intriguing and singular guiding the day. The forecast notes a bias toward metaphysical and inventive thinking with rings and secretive schemes. Yoshihito, Emperor of Japan, is cited as a notable nativity example.
The Old-Fashioned Nosegay quilt pattern shows quaint, colorful scraps forming bouquet inspired blocks. Pattern 486 includes cutting sewing finishing instructions yardage chart and diagrams for single and double bed sizes. Send 1o to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept New York City.
A feature extols quince as a versatile fruit akin to apples. It endorses using canned quinces in winter fruit salads for tang and texture, recommends canning with sugar and ginger, and notes quince desserts such as dumplings roly poly tarts whip and sauces as foundations for desserts.
A dated breakfast lunch and dinner outline lists Concord grapes cereal bacon tomato sandwiches baked squash lettuce sandwiches quince whip custard milk tea luncheon and dinner courses including planked blue pike French fried sweet potatoes suc cotash mixed vegetable salad quince roly poly with milk coffee.
Quinces provide old fashioned flavors for spreads and desserts. Use with cream cheese on sandwiches or plain with rolls, then try a sweetened quince salad or dessert. Peel core grate quince simmer with water and sugar until tender, then seal in paraffin. For chips combine quince slices with sugar water and crystallized ginger and lemon, simmer until tender and water reduces.
Alicia Hart advises fall beauty gains follow good health with simple steps. Hydration begins with two glasses warm water at dawn and eight to ten daily. regular doctor visits remain essential. A health routine includes daily walking, morning stretches, and a month of cool showers to boost circulation and energy.
The Pearl Chapel ice cream social Saturday night drew a large crowd. Catherine Andrews visited Hazel and Bernice Steward. Bernice Gibson returned from a two week visit with Akron relatives. Dc. F. Tewksberry from Springfield spent Sunday with H. G. Haning and family. The Hanings and Junior Steinmetz shared Sunday evening with the Gibsons. Glen Haning and family visited his parents, John and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bald attended the Fankhouser reunion Sunday at Parkersburg City Park. Ed Brewster of Columbus and Cyrus Torch visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Watson Tuesday. G. W. Dewees, Lowell Scarlett, Lucy Coleman and Raymond Woodburn attended a banquet at the Chancellor Hotel. Lorene Rodehaver of Athens returned home Wednesday after visiting her uncle and aunt. Francis Bean of Athens also visited. Frank Jones returned home Saturday after a week in Akron.
In New England on August 20 a church ice cream social will be held on the church lawn Saturday evening September 2 to benefit the Presbyterian Church.
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