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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1934
Page
5
The piece argues happiness shifts with age not youth alone. Youths chase thrills while middle age enjoys plans and achievements, and in fifties many savor life with a calm philosophy. Old age brings quiet twilight. each life stage has its own pleasures and none should be feared.
The lunar and mutual factors hint at a speculative rise in funds and fortune with adventurous twists. Employment may improve but delays are possible. Individuals born today may see lively progress and surprises, while a child born now could be inventive and industrious with stable prospects. Notable nativity: Guy Eup Over the Top.
Long Bottom Co. 8. Swan family and relatives spent Wednesday through Sunday visiting Wellsville East Liverpool and other relatives. Primary teacher Mrs Grace Hawley fell ill Monday taken to Middleport for care while Dorothy Cowdery managed her school. Helen Brooks travels to Columbus for emergency teaching training at Ohio State University. Harry Prescott East Liverpool visits aunt Mrs Cc H Lawrence and attends Jasper Congreve funeral at Murraysville. Shumaker family left for Rochester Pa after two months here. Thanksgiving visits include Bliss College student Guy Hayman in Columbus and Misses Nerva Pryor Emma Townsend in Belleville. River road ends at Shade River with gravel work completed. 8S R Swan family from Parkersburg celebrated Thanksgiving here.
Mary E. Dague outlines beef as a favored Christmas main, comparing cuts from filet to standing rib, notes bones flavor gravy, and details roasting methods. It lists salt and pepper ratios, roasting times, and a formal to informal dinner lineup featuring tomato juice cocktail, olives, celery, roast beef, and sides.
Jaunty Pajanas presents cozy pajama options in wool jersey challs or cotton for wintry nights. Pattern 1946 offers sizes 12 to 18 with 4 yards fabric for size 16 and includes illustrated sewing steps. Order 15 cents for the pattern. book price 15 cents, 25 cents for both. The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, 243 West 11th Street, New York City. Oscar of the Waldorf notes changing cocktail habits post repeal.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a multi use cough remedy promising rapid relief for mild to persistent coughs. It claims druggists guarantee satisfaction and appeals to readers seeking a simple, effective option for throat irritation.
A guide to choosing scents with newer alluring bottles and classic favorites. Visit the perfume counter near the front of stores, sample on wrists or neck, and compare before buying. Notable options include Glamor by a famed perfumer in a squat jug and Ermine gardenia perfume from a reputable firm with spicy notes.
George Chesser suffered a serious eye injury from lime cement and sand while working on the Stewart school building. He is improving but cannot return to work. Other town notes report visits, illness, and local gatherings including a Get-Together by Granges in Cannaville and a Pen Revue at the penitentiary.
A dense list of crossword style clues with numbers and partial words covering animals plants places and objects including speed star father and various descriptors with scattered fragments and broken phrases. The text appears as a mixed puzzle prompt rather than a narrative article.
Local families in Hebbardsville and surrounding areas hosted or visited relatives over Thanksgiving weekend. Guests included McPherson Rath and Wallace families, Reeder and Collins households, and winds through Chillicothe Columbus Vinton County Pleasant Valley and Albany with Hudnell and Hudnell kin.
Preaching services were largely attended last Sunday night. The pastor Reverend Martin of Athens will preach his next sermon here Sunday morning December 2. Several persons from here attended preaching at Oak Grove Sunday night. Mrs Dorothy Ruscoe and Mrs Ida Hoskin canned meat one day last week. Mrs L C Eckels, ill for three months, is reported improved. Miss Retta Eckels nurse of Logan was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs L C Eckels. Edward and Arthur Dusky were in Nelsonville Saturday night. Mrs Alice Carter was in Nelsonville Saturday. Ernest Hoskins motored to Nelson Heft was in Nelsonville Saturday.
An advertisement touts Croken as a safe diuretic and stimulant for weak kidneys and irritated bladder. It claims benefits such as reducing night urination and easing symptoms like back pain puffiness in legs and cramps, and promotes Gold Mebaln as the genuine kidney remedy.
The hotel siege erupts as 80 Miller and accomplices breach guarded entrances. Ronald and Bob strike back with pistols as a mirror warns of danger, and a bullet grazes Ronald’s scalp while Miller seizes a weapon to save them.
Broadwell, Dec. 10 Lawrence White of Mineral was honored on his thirtieth birthday Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lisse White and son Bobbie of Weatland, Lester and Willard White, Mr and Mrs Joe Young and daughters Dorothy and Martha, Mr and Mrs Malvin Vanway and children, and Margaret Smith of Parkersburg. Several locals visited Thanksgiving with friends here.
Seven art majors from Ohio University will tour New York City museums and galleries this week. Led by Miss Isabelle Work the party includes Roberta Law Irene Durick Mary McCune Frances Lowry Ruth Wendelken Mary Elizabeth Guy and Robert Bingman They plan to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art the Museum of Natural History the Museum of Modern Art and galleries as well as Columbia University Teachers College and the New School of Social Research.
Alfred Rev Bert O Conner will resume services at the Alfred M EK Church for the next two weeks. Mrs Clyde Colburn and son Wyrie of Pratts Fork visit Dana Swartz home. Miscphie Fay Swartz of Marietta also in Dana Swartz home. Mr and Mrs Wit Bents visited Murray Hopkins. Mrs Garnet Bentz to spend weeks in Muntington. Jewell Carr was a Pomeroy visitor. Albert Cole, recently released from Parkersburg hospital, returns home. Mrs Elizabeth Atkine visited James Swarts.
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