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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1934

Page

6

Young Church Group Hears of Boys in Jungle

Kings Heralds and Light Bearers met at the First Methodist Church parlor with 16 children present. Virginia Bineman led devotions while Martha Lou Dowler called roll and organized the Valentine contest with awards for Harriett Jean Heck, Mary Jane Beckley, and Jean Vercoe. Don Williams served as postmaster as Betty McCaskill assisted and refreshments followed.

Kings Heralds First Methodist Church Virginia Bineman Martha Lou Dowler Harriett Jean Heck Martha Lou Dowiler Carl Ramsey Kathyleen Carpenter Mary Jane Beckley Jean Vercoe Don Willams Betty McCaskill

Rock Riffle PTA Chicken Supper Set at Athens Grange

The Rock Riffle Parent Teacher Association will serve a chicken supper on Wednesday February 7 from 5 to 7 PM at the Athens Grange Hall on the Fairgrounds. Proceeds go to school equipment purchases. the public is invited.

Rock Riffle Parent Teacher Association Athens Grange Hall Fairgrounds

Pallas Club Anniversary Meeting Planned at 26 North College

The Pallas Club announces its anniversary gathering to be held Saturday at 3 30 p m with Mrs James A Palmer 26 North College Street hosting. Those unsure of attendance should call Miss Sarah Hatcher at Mrs A Sloane’s home before Wednesday.

Pallas Club James A. Palmer North College Street Sarah Hatcher A. ©. Sloane

Who's Going And Coming Guests at Jones and Perry Homes

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jones host guests for several days including Pieter Mr. B. J. Perry Beaver Faille Pa and Phillip M. Brown Gambier. Mrs Hannah Perry and son Charter with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bechter Nelsonville visited EB Shannon in West State Street. Harold Wine and Mrs Bow were weekend guests of Carl Porter on West Washington Street for Martha Jo’s sixth birthday.

Roland Jones Jones Pieter B. J. Perry Beaver Faille Phillip M. Brown Gambier Hannah Perry Charter Robert Bechter Ruth Nelsonville EB. J. Shannon West State Street Harold Wine, Columbow Carl Porter West Washington Street Martha Jo Martha Je

Mrs Siddons A Stage Queen And Devoted Mother

The article chronicles Sarah Siddons rise from a provincial child to the famed tragedy queen of Drury Lane. It notes her dual life balancing acting with motherhood, her triumphs in The Fatal Wedding, and her lasting image painted by Gainsborough and Reynolds.

Siddons Drury Lane David Garrick Sheridan Drury Lane Theater London Mrs. Siddons Archbishop of Canterbury

What Other Women Say by Selma Robinson

Quote from Selma Robinson discusses marital dynamics and the idea that women are rarely bossed by husbands today. She suggests couples marry based on psychological and physical needs and acknowledges the complexity of choosing a spouse.

Selma Robinson

Prominent Athenians Highlighted in Club Lecture

The first installment profiles notable Athens born figures. Portraits include artist Clarence Bartlett born on College Street who studied in New York and England, and Ohio natives like Thomas Ewing and Bishop Ames. Also spotlighted are McGuffey, Bishops Cranston Courlland McCabe and Moore with ties to Ohio University and local homes, deaths and legacies. Tomorrow adds generals, a NYT figure, a rear admiral, a novelist, an actress, a singer, an engineer and a humorist.

Clarence Bartlett College Street Athens Rev Wilcox Land Oon Charlies Bower Richland Avenue Bartlett Brown New York England Thomas Ewing Ohio University Ewing Lancaster John Sherman West Point William Holmes McGuffey Washington Bishop Ames North Pacific Coast Amesville Earl Cranston Congress Street BE. LD Charles Courlland McCabe South Court Street Woodworth Chillicothe Iowa McCabe Libby Robert Ingersoll General Conference American University At Washington, D. C David Hastings Moore West Union Street John Cross Moore Bishop Moore 125Th Ohio Infantry Tigers Western Christian Advocate Denver Colo China Cincinnati New York Times

West Athens Revival Opens at Central Avenue M E Church

Special evangelistic services drew large crowds at West Athens Revival on Central Avenue. Rev Ward Radford preached that the meeting matters more than the sermon and urged seekers to surrender personal interests for a common cause. Evening talks included the Philippian jailor’s conversion with planned musical numbers each night.

Central Avenue M. E Ward Radford Jesus Thomas Lord God

Minnie Robinson Dies at The Plains

Minnie Robinson age 50 daughter of James L. and Mary Woods Robinson died Sunday February 4 at 3 p m at the home of her sister Mrs Evangeline Wolfe on the Lower Plains. She was born July 6 1875 Easter Creek Ames Township and survived by one sister and four brothers. Her funeral will be conducted by Reverend B H Pugh at Hooper Ridge Church Tuesday at 11 a m with burial beside her parents. Jager Funeral Home is handling arrangements.

Minnie Robinson James L Mary Woods Robinson Evangeline Wolfe E. V. Wolfe Lower Plains Miss Robinson Easter Creek Ames Township Mrs. Wolfe Charles Jacksonville John Arlie Frank Robinson Mia Emma Fouty Ella Robinson Robinson

Mary McCormic Smiles On Secret Password Aboard Dinner Ship

In a cabin aboard the Île de France, pajama clad Mary McCormic the singer and estranged wife of Serge Mdivani grins over a personal triumph while awaiting a sailing to London. Process servers later boarded with a restraint order over a Florida cabaret contract, which she evaded with a guarded stateroom door and a secret password.

Mary McCormic Serge Mdivani Île de France New York London Florida Mary

Schools Should Teach Make-Up And Poise Says Brooklyn Educator

Brooklyn College assistant professor Dr. Alexander J. ONeil argues schools should teach girls makeup use to appear attractive. He claims cosmetics aid appearance, cites dances and romance as value, and urges instruction over condemnation.

Brooklyn Alexander J. O'Neil Brooklyn College

Men Continue Group Meetings Sunday Evening

Sixteen members of the Men's Club held their round-table discussions on religion in the parlors of the Church of the Good Shepherd Sunday evening. Speakers were Rolland Jones, Frank W. Cone, and Thomas E. Byrne. A buffet supper was served by the Women’s Auxiliary. The Child Study Group of the Central Parent-Teacher Association will meet with Mrs. Howard Bobo Tuesday at 7 p.m.

Church of the Good Shepherd Rolland Jones Frank W. Cone Thomas E. Byrne Church The Central Parent-Teacher Association Howard Bobo West State Street

Former Recorder Enters Church Home in Cincinnati

c L Bean longtime Athens County recorder and Lawrence Bean Walker associate and later employee has moved to Cincinnati to spend his remaining years in the Methodist Home for the Aged. Dr C L Strecker former Athens First Methodist pastor oversees the home. Bean, a Rome Township native, lived in Athens for many years and served several terms as county recorder.

C. L. Bean Lawrence

Athens Grange Holds Initiation Thursday

Athens Grange No 1689 will initiate eleven candidates at the Grange Hall Fairgrounds Thursday evening Feb 8. The degree team from Canaan Grange will exemplify the degree work. Members are to bring sandwiches or pie for the lunch served after the ceremony.

Athens Grange Grange Hall Fairgrounds Canaan Grange Athens Memvers

Typhoid Cases Reported in Ames Township and Carbondale

Two new cases of typhoid fever were reported Monday at the Public Health Office. The victims are residents of Ames Township and Carbondale.

Public Health Office Ames Township Carbondale

A Baby For You Advice From Mrs Mildred Owens

A Kansas City message invites readers denied a baby to write to Mrs Mildred Owens at 4302 Coates House seeking a simple home method she used after a 15 year denial. The notice promises many others have found happiness through this method and encourages readers to “write sow and try.”

Mildred Owens Coates House Kansas City

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