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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1932

Page

6

Newcomer in Athens Highlights D A R Immigrant Aid

Mrs Leigh Nichols guest speaker for Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R. She describes Ellis Island work aiding detained immigrants with education, clothing, and work programs. The chapter funds gifts and daily teaching, noting changes in inspection and deportation rules joining a community effort.

Nabby Lee Ames R. L. Morton Leigh Nichols North Congress Street Ellis Island Vinnie Howard Amesville

Gists Buy Country Place and Townsend Return Home

Jean Gist returns to Lima from a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs John D Gist at 19 Mound Street. Mr Townsend came for the weekend to accompany her home. Mr Gist bought the Herb Dowler country place on the Martin Mansfield farm and will remodel the house for spring occupancy. The Gists plan to rent their Mound Street home. Wayne Kenney hosted relatives Ray Kenney and Mrs C R Gilmore of Cincinnati and Thaddeus Thomas with his wife from Wheeling Wv for the weekend.

George A. Townsend Jean Gist Lima Townsend John Gist Will Canaan Road Mr. Gist Herb Dowler Martin Mansfield Mound Street Wayne Kenney Ray Kenney C. R. Gilmore Cincinnati Thaddeus Thomas Wheeling W. Va

Pollyanna Class Names Committee February meeting

February gathering of the Pollyanna Class of the First Christian Church Sunday School was held at Elvena Davidson’s home on Maplewood Drive. Mary McCune led the business portion and a bake sale was planned for February 27 with committee members named.

First Christian Church Elvena Davidson Maplewood Drive Mary McCune Juanita Saylor Margaret Anne Thompson Alice Robinson Carol Darst

Mitchells Host Three-Table Bridge Club Evening

Mr and Mrs G E Mitchell entertained their bridge club at home with three tables in play Favors for high scores went to Mrs Don Clippinger and Mr H E Miller The visit of Mr and Mrs James Parrott from Washington DC lasted through Wednesday following a Havana trip and motor ride from Washington to Athens. Mrs Claude B Parker returned to Gallipolis after visiting relatives in Athens Pomeroy Road.

G. E. Mitchell East Mill Street Don Clippinger H. E. Miller James Parrott Washington, D. C Alda Hawk J. A. Wright Joe Becker Canal Winchester F. Ashworth Athens-Pomeroy Road Golda Helen Ashworth Claude B. Parker Gallipolis Co. D. Gist

Escape Story From Kidnaping Near Timber Lake Told

Harry A. Blagden, bruised and exhausted, recounts to Cleveland police how he escaped kidnapers who seized him at Timber Lake near Lake Placid. He described being drugged, transported in a limousine and delivery truck, and escaping after overpowering one kidnapper in Cleveland with a gun.

Cleveland U.P Harry A. Blagden Claude J. Peck Timber Lake Lake Placid N. Y Blagden Peck Curly

Aggies Win Four Pennants in SWC Cage Run 1920 28

The Texas A&M basketball teams that claimed four straight Southwest Conference pennants from 1920 to 1928 did so without any undefeated season, marking a dominant era with consistent high finishes rather than perfect records.

Texas Aggies

Washington Bicentennial Prompts Ohio DAR Chapter Honors

The Ohio Daughters of the American Revolution proceed with George Washington bicentennial commemorations across five districts. Memorials, tablets, and a sun dial at the state capitol grounds mark sites from Oxford to Marietta and beyond, honoring Washington and linking his legacy to education and early American frontier history.

Oxford Marietta Sandusky Liverpool State House Albany Ohio George Washington O. D. Dailey State Capitol Life of Washington Walter Tobey Hamilton Dailey Charles Myers Cincinnati Southwest District Oxford Carolina Scott Chapter Miami University

Second Tea At Athens High School On Tuesday

The second weekly tea at Athens High School hosted by Miss Mary Connett dean of girls occurred Tuesday afternoon after school. Helpers included Helen Jones, Mary Ellen Bibbee, Wilma Pierre, and Jane Cline with red and white decorations. The guest list featured many students and staff such as Mary Pinkerton Clifton Atkins James Blazer Eleanor Cox Betty Gullum Raymond Archer Tom King Ralph Wagner Edna David Virginia Lawson and others.

Athens High School Mary Connett Miss Connett Helen Jones Mary Ellen Bibbee Wilma Pierre Jane Cline Mary Pinkerton Crysta Rosser Bonnie McDaniel Pauline Lawson Clifton Atkins Harley Bobo Edwin Morrison James Blazer Eleanor Cox Betty Gullum Emma

Atlas To Show Scenes Of Washington Visits

Washington February 16 The George Washington Atlas will publish this winter showing in map form all places the First President visited or lived in during his life. The Memorial Atlas stands as a major permanent monument by the Federal Government for the Bicentennial Celebration and was prepared by experts with careful historical geographic accuracy.

Washington Division of Information and United States George Washington

Daughters of the American Revolution Speak on Government

The luncheon at the Wesler Hotel features a sundial inscribed in bronze with Washington’s maxim about the duty of citizens to obey government, presented as a message from the Daughters of the American Revolution in the shadow of the state government.

Georgia Mount Vernon White State House Weshler Hotel Daughters of the American Revolution Washington

Trophy Presented From Marietta Tourney at Athens Junior High

At a Monday assembly at Athens Junior High School Charles Coury captain of the junior high basketball team presented the 14 inch silver trophy won in Marietta to Principal M A Grubb. Coach Sherman Gilmore spoke about the tournament and team members shared remarks. Mrs Starcher substitutes for ill Ruth Giesen while Kermit Diehl is out with illness and Mrs Cassie Sidders fills in for him.

Athens Charles Coury Marietta M. A. Grubb Grubb Sherman Gilmore Ruth Giesen Starcher Kermit Diehl Cassie Sidders

Ohio Elks Set Spring Meeting in Chillicothe

Tenta tive plans for the State Association of Elks spring meeting were made in Chillicothe with Ernest Von Bargen and Barton Horton in town. William Kramer was named arrangements chairman for the event likely drawing about 300 members and perhaps 1,000 visitors for a Saturday business session banquet and lodge reception.

Chillicothe State Association of Elks Ernest von Bargen Cincinnati State Association Barton Horton Ohio Elks Rulers’ Association William Kramer

Degrees Conferred at Pomona Grange Meeting

Two candidates will receive degrees at the Pomona Grange gathering in Grange Hall Athens County Fairgrounds. It marks the first degree ceremony led by the newly elected officers. Both candidates belong to York Township Grange.

Pomona Grange Grange Hall Athens County Fairgrounds York Township Grange

Broccoli Enjoyed For Iron Rich Daily Menus

The housekeeper learn to welcome broccoli as a flavorful iron rich addition. Despite rising popularity many women miss chances to add this aristocratic vegetable to meals. From Italy and related to cabbage it remains invitingly green and delicate in flavor.

Broccoli Serving Tips and Hair Care Notes in One Column

This excerpt advises broccoli preparation with hollandaise or melted cheese, stressing washing, trimming, and removing inedible leaves. It notes cook times for leaves, stalks, and heads, plus serving pairings with fish or meat. The piece shifts to scalp care tips, recommending tonics, brushing, and infrequent shampoos, ending with a tease for tomorrow’s hot oil shampoos.

Daily Menus Featured Breakfast Lunch and Dinner

The menu lists breakfast items including stewed rhubarb cereal cream bacon waffles syrup milk coffee. Luncheon features black bean soup crackers carrot salad raisin bread milk tea. Dinner offers a smoked halibut casserole broccoli hollandaise oranges bananas coconut cupcakes milk coffee.

Glorifying Yourself Glorifying Yourself

Alicia Hart urges a monthly hair reconditioning plan to restore luster and stimulate roots. Daily brushing and massage are recommended to improve scalp circulation and crown appearance.

Alicia Hart

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