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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1934
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues that middle aged marriages tend to be happier than early unions. She cites self control, experience, and settled expectations as key factors while warning against overidealizing romance. Adults seek steady homes built with labor, loyalty, and fidelity.
The horoscope notes mined influences with both adverse and benefic aspects. It warns of possible employment doubt, duplicity, and secret machinations while predicting sudden gains through labor and fidelity. A birthday year may bring contradictory experiences and treachery, yet a child could gain trust and rise to worthy status. Notable nativity: Reverend Phillipe Brooke.
A vintage fashion note describes a dress that buttons up the back with a wide collar cavalier cuffs and a pleated jabot. It suggests fabrics of diagonally woven wool with taffeta collars or black jersey with white pique and gives pattern 1958 in multiple sizes with fabric yardages and a mail order price offer from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York City.
The list names Athens Meigs and Gallia County residents enrolled at Ohio State University this quarter as regular night or correspondence students. Entries include Athens Glouster Guysville Nelsonville Longview Pomeroy Racine Rutland Syracuse Bidwell Gallipolis Northup Patriot Vinten and other communities with numerous individuals listed by name.
The 166th Infantry Ohio National Guard Company L held its seventh annual rabbit supper after an inspection by Major D R Smith of Delaware. The event occurred on the Armory main floor with footwork and battle formations tested in the drill. Chaplain Randolph Lancaster joined in serving as Major Smith led the post drill meal.
Sixteen Glouster High School football letters awarded at banquet and dance. Seniors include B Stephenson Brooks Lent Buhla and R Darling. juniors Faine Craig Guinther Roberts McGrew E Stephenson Woods and Williams. sophomores Thompson and F Darling. freshman Zimmer.
Glouster Ohio chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers Tuesday night. New officers include Lois Cooper as worthy matron Harold Kittrell associate matron Georgia Sayre secretary Sara Williams treasurer Nellie Golding conductress Vernice Antle and warder Ada Blower. Five officers more to be installed later. Also notes a Columbus visit by Mrs. T. A. Noon Edward Noon and Mrs. S. P. Booth who will winter in Glouster.
Mountville based Willing Workers Class will distribute Christmas presents to needy children. The effort also includes gifts for elderly and shut in residents in the community.
Charlies Thomas Lodge I O O F in this place elected officers for 1995. The new officers include Noble Grand Lester Conway, Vice Grand Fred Heffkin, Recording Secretary Elmer Davis, Financial Secretary W C Hill, Treasurer Ira Conway, and Trustee David Kinder, to be installed in January.
Six senior stenography students Theo Williams Laura Kelly Dorothy Zimmer Laura Mae Brunton Anna Louise Logue and Cinsidine Kelly earned certificates of progress for typing speed of 60 words per minute and neat accurate transcription. Twenty eight from Glouster M E Church attended the Chillicothe District rally in Lancaster last Sunday afternoon with a report to be given at Sunday night services.
About 500 laymen of the Methodist Church in the Chillicothe district gathered at the First Methodist Church in Lancaster to approve six resolutions. They called for a permanent laymen organization, support for pastors, and education about the harms of intoxicating liquor, while pledging to back the district superintendent R. O. McClure. A committee including Roland Bright and H. E. Benz presented the findings.
Agitation for government protection against old age gains momentum. Rep Keller seeks a national old age pension bill to pay $30 monthly to eligible seniors aged over 65, while Roosevelt’s Economic Security Committee studies schemes and Dr Townsend promotes a $200 monthly universal plan.
The article touts peanuts and peanut butter as high in protein and calories, comparing favorably with steak and eggs. It notes peanut protein at 26.8 percent versus 21.8 percent for steak and 12.8 percent for eggs, with fat, carbohydrates, and overall digestibility discussed. It includes sample meals and recipes highlighting peanut butter in soups, croquettes, and dressings, stressing cost efficiency and child appeal.
Philip Veritzen coolly handles hotel panic after gangsters are captured. Lillian and Ronald head to the farm house as Avis Aries plot becomes a late night cliffhanger with Miller Bob and Arlen awaiting next steps.
A simple mixture uses peanut butter water lemon juice and salt to form a thick sauce. The directions beat the mixture with lemon juice and salt then cook over hot water until thick, stirring with a wire whisk.
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