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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1934
Page
5
A reader asks how to handle a wife who conflicts with the husband’s mother. Dorothy Dix advises against harsh control and urges a husband to act as a considerate provider and example to win respect rather than tyranny.
Greendale residents gathered Saturday night for a surprise seventeenth birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Starr at their home. Music by Hugh Chute Roy Schneider and Meredith Lemmon accompanied the celebration with various relatives and friends in attendance.
Pattern 2078 offers a bloomer frock for play and a school dress for girls with a demure round collar, yoke, inverted pleats, patch pockets and short sleeves. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and costs five to fifteen cents for the book and pattern, order from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department. Also reports Thanksgiving visits and local social notices of families in Athens area.
A catalog of foreign dishes and cooking methods including Swedish fruit pudding with toasted bread crumbs, Russian veal rolls fried in bread crumbs, sour milk pancakes, and Chinese Chop Suey prepared with onions, milk, and stock. It also notes historical shifts in poultry breeding from fighting exhibitions to egg production.
A compact listing of crossword style clues and answers covering a dethroned leader, word definitions, and references to places, objects, and terms such as Lake, Dover, cricketing phrases, and cultural terms. Includes 50 plus entries and thematic ties to revolt, decay, and linguistic play.
The November meeting of the Senior Bible Class at Carpenter Baptist Church was held Tuesday night. Devo tions were led by president Miss Jessie Carpenter. Guests from Albany Rev. and Mrs. George Wiggin attended, and a Thanksgiving offering was given to Mr. Wiggin. Social hour followed with refreshments for 20 members and guests.
In a tense scene Adele Garrison shows Madge, Lillian, Mr. Corwin and a state trooper at a bank where Marion's lock box is kept. A mysterious caller resembling Harry Underwood prompts worry while officers arrange guard details and a plan to retrieve the box safely.
Dorcas Mrs. Clem West and Albert Wolfe and family spent Sunday with Harry Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tisdale and Mr Rader of Buckeye Lake visit the Ward Foster family. Thanksgiving visits spread among the Beegle and Wolfe households in Racine, Pom ery, Chester, and Kitts Hill. The willing workers hold a December 10 meeting at Verna Parks. Germany produces more than 2000 varieties of sausages.
An old advertisement touts Juniper O11 Buches Leaves and a bladder laxative called Bukets. It claims four days of use flushes acids and waste from the bladder and offers a 25 cent refund from the druggist if not satisfied.
Ronald Starling age 7 fell from a hay loft at the Mrs Linnie McIntorf farm east of Chesterhill onto a concrete floor sustaining a deep chin wound and crushed teeth. The incident occurred Sunday while playing with siblings. Church notes report revival close with three new members and Tabor Church plans for December 9 services after a scarlet fever scare in the area.
A Sun date astrology note warns of active ventures and delays with property tenancy concerns and unexpected costs. Those born on the day may show readiness and drive despite obstacles, while a child born now is energetic and practical. Notable nativity Elissa Landi is cited.
McDougal Alonzo Bisiwon and Don Weekly spent Saturday night with Bisiwon’s parents in Athens. Mrs. Ruth Hook traveled to Columbus for an appendicitis operation, while Mrs. Delta Magies hosted a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Kise Philips and two daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keckly and two children visited from Sand Ridge along with Stella Love’s recent Columbia surgery. Lee Lutz and Roy Friend visited Lancaster Ink Bridge households over the weekend.
A traditional home remedy is described: mix 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water to dissolve, then add 24% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle to create a cough syrup. The preparation is claimed to relieve germ-laden phlegm, soothe inflamed membranes, and clear air passages with instant effect. Pinex is described as a Norway Pine concentrate used for throat and bronchial membranes.
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