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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1936
Page
6
A group ponders if couples should share all tastes or keep individual views. Participants argue differing impulses prevent perfect sameness, with examples from shopping, gossip, and celebrity romances. They favor partners who meet on common ground while preserving individuality.
Faculty Club members hear Rev Gishler review Gone With The Wind at Baptist Church. Ladies Auxiliary entertained at Mrs Margaret Bohn’s home. Several members and families visited relatives in Zanesville Thorneville Columbus and other nearby towns during Thanksgiving and the vacation.
Fashion pattern notice for a versatile tunic frock designed for daily wear and dressy occasions. Describes fabric options, sizes 12 through 40, yardage for size 16, and pricing for patterns and pattern book. Orders to Athens Messenger Pattern Department, 243 W 17th St New York.
Paramount's Easy to Take opens at the Ohio Theater with John Howard as Uncle Roddy a radio hour storyteller in a tale of guardianship romance. He must care for spoiled boy Douglas Scott while facing a minimal forty dollar salary and a costly estate illusion as Marsha Hunt opposes then warms. Eugene Pallette, Richard Carle and Jan Dugan star under director Glenn Tryon from a Virginia Van Upp screenplay.
The forecast notes extremely active planetary influences signaling high stress and strong potential in employment writing and publicity. Those born on this day may enjoy a progressive year with new ventures and flourishing publishing and promotion while remaining wary of misrepresentation.
The Standard Bearers met at Mrs. Copley’s home and elected president Virginia Pond vice president Mary Barton secretary Earl Steiner. After business and social hour, refreshments were served. Next meeting will be at Laurence Anderson’s home.
A dense list of radio program lineups across stations WLW and E S T for a Thursday schedule. It names voices and shows including Fred Allen Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee Lum and Abner Amos n Andy and Moon River plus multiple orchestras and serials with times from noon to late evening. The dense roster emphasizes variety programs, music, and dramatic readings.
A crossword like list titled Devoted Teacher lists numerous across and down clues. Entries reference a famous blind pupil and related terms including mine hut, embryos and stings, with several abbreviations and partial words, all presented as a historical puzzle item. The grid appears to weave biographical hints around a teacher figure and Helen Keller references.
A Fifth Avenue cosmetician shares a list of cosmetic and behavioral "don'ts" for facial care. Advice covers posture, seating, gesturing, sleeping without makeup, proper undergarments, cautious dieting, and daily hair brushing to preserve skin and hair health.
The article argues for shaping a child's behavior through conditioning to foster adaptability and responsibility. It warns against overreliance on vague psychology terms, urges consistent routines, and stresses small daily duties to develop future habits and social ease.
Bradford notes list Charles Lambert of Columbus visiting with family, Charles Buck hosting Rus sell and Billy, Bailey Run visiting Frank Buck. Margaret Moore and granddaughters Maudie and Della Mae Lightfoot of Pomeroy visited Dallas Lightfoot’s family. Morris Harrison of Rutland spent time with Charles Buck. Mrs O M Wogan of Bailey Run visited here. The Young People Class meets Wednesday night December 2 at the church. Mrs Lawrence Smith is recovering after seven months illness.
In Adele Garrison’s serialized tale, Mrs Graham’s dining room scene unfolds with marital and espionage tensions. Katie deftly serves fruit while Allen Drake and Harry Underwood discuss impersonation risks and the need to reach Grimby before Jenkins. A dramatic exchange grips readers as tensions rise.
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