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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1935

Page

6

Self-Discipline of Children Is Highy Study Circle Topic

Higley Study Circle debated whether progressive education develops self discipline or if a return to strict schooling better ensures adult responsibility. Mrs Featherston argued for discipline while Mrs Horn supported following talent driven learning. An extra meeting Jan 30 will feature a review of The Turn Toward Peace.

Higley E. 8. Koons North High Street H. Horn James L. Mursell C. R Featherston Mra Featherston Carl Joachim Frederick City Federation Anna K. Price

Mr and Mrs Fought Host New Year Dinner

Mr and Mrs Richard Fought 67 Morris Avenue hosted a New Year’s Eve buffet dinner at 6 30 for guests including Mr and Mrs Harold Ator Mr and Mrs Hart Baughman of Albany and Athens friends Mr and Mrs John W Dowler Mr and Mrs Everett Shirley Mr and Mrs J A Silingluff Mr and Mrs Edward Newcome Mr and Mrs Floyd West Mrs Martha Higginine Miss Billie Jones Mr William Rose and Mr Donald Robinson Prizes in bridge went to Mrs Newcome Mrs Ator Mrs Slingluff Mr Baughman Mr Dowler and Mr Ator The night ended with confetti tin horns streamers and songs at midnight.

Richard Fought Morris Avenue Harold Ator Hart Baughman Albany Athens John W. Dowler Everett Shirley J. A. Silingluff Edward Newcome Floyd West Martha Higgine Billa Jones William Rose Donald Robinson Newcome Ator Slingluff Baughman Dowler

Family Holds Annual Watch Party at Stokoe Home

McBride family members gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stokoe’s Smith Street home for an annual watch party with music and games followed by a midnight dinner. Attendees included the Stokoe family, Ben James and children, Rhoda Cowan, Audrey Shamel, and several McBrides with relatives from Athens and Luhrig.

McBride Charles Stokoe Smith Street Joe Elien Ben James Ben Edwin William Mary Esther John Jeanette Athens Victor Bickle Victor LeRoy Lois Marie Matthew McBride Mabel McBride Luhrig Rhoda Cowan Audrey Shamel the Plains

Miss Betty Corwin Wed Arley Douglas in W Va

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Betty Corwin daughter of Mr and Mrs E N Corwin of 44 Columbia Avenue and Mr Arley Douglas of Shade October 25 at St Mary's in West Virginia. The couple will reside at Shade Route 7. Mrs Douglas attended Athens High School and he was formerly a student at Lodi High School.

Betty Corwin E. N. Corwin Columbia Avenue Arley Douglas Shade St. Mary's W. Va First Methodist Church Johnson Douglas Athens High School Lodi High School Route 7

Algeo Hosts New Year’s Eve Card Party

Mr. and Mrs. J. EB. Algeo hosted a New Year’s Eve gathering for a group that included Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Banks, Mr. and Mrs. John Rose, and Mr. and Mrs. John Algeo. Midnight lunch was served.

J. EB. Algeo Rolland Jones George Banks John Rose John Algeo

Family Dinner Honors Sixteenth Birthday

Mr and Mrs Fred McKay hosted a New Year family dinner honoring Leon ard Smith Jr on his sixteenth birthday. Ten relatives attended including Mr and Mrs Howard Moritz Clarice Smith and Gibson of Cleveland.

Fred McKay Leonard Smith, Jr McKay Howard Moritz Clarice Smith Gibson Cleveland

Notable nativity and birth prophecy for Carter Glass

The text predicts a day of radical change around a notable natal date with new environments and opportunities. It foresees a child born that day as unusually talented and inventive with genius potential, citing Carter Glass, statesman, as a notable example.

Jack Brown Seeks Wife To Earn 78 A Week

Louisville reporter notes Jack Louis Brown offers to marry any woman who can earn at least 78 a week. So far only two replies: Ima Bear claiming readiness to wed and a fatherly caution about not surrendering to women’s perceived inferiority. The oddly included line about kangaroos seems unrelated.

Louisville Jack Louis Brown Jack Ima Bear

Who's Going And Coming Mrs Zenner Visits and Relatives

Mrs. Phillip Zenner and family wrap up visits in Oxchard Gables before heading to Knoxville and La Grange to see her parents then return to New York City. Brown returns to Columbus after holidays with grandparents, with grandfather planning a weekend visit. Ernest Conkey and Edgar Phillips diners from Richland and Hanlin avenues drive to Coolville to visit James Hornsby who is ill but improving. Herbert G. Davis, Plainsville High teacher, visits family at 76 Mill Street then back to Plaineville. B E Hughes hosts a New Year Eve party with Eleanor Minister Emma Stotts Frank Hoffman and Lloyd Thomas as guests. Charles Nye returns to Cleveland after Christmas. Earl Nye travels to Morgantown for upcoming cooking school. Mrs. Earl Nye plans to join. Mrs. Roy Cline and family guests of Mrs. Callie Walker in Jackson. Ida Allison spends day in Logan with niece. Clyde Beverage and children mentioned.

Athens High School United States O. L. Wood Washington D. C Helen Cornwell Miles City Montana Ruth McConnell Miami Florida William Bryant Camden Ala Irene Hand Jackson Miss Edith Lamon Edna Vick Columbus Ruth Giesen Cincinnati W. G. Henderson Cleveland Heights Kenneth Kay Rocky River A. A. Nellis Cortland Phillip Zenner Mr. Zenner D. R. Zenner Oxchard Gables Knoxville Ernest Conkey Richland Avenue Edgar Phillips Hanlin Avenue Coolville James Hornsby Herbert G. Davis Plainsville High School Don Davis Mill Street Plaineville B. E. Hughes Hughes Eleanor Minister Emma &Stotts Athens Frank Hoffman New Lexington Lloyd Thomas Nelsonville

Reed and family return to Lancaster from Bever age home

Reed Ruth and Bobby, guests at the Bever age home of Mr and Mrs C B Bever age at 35 Carpenter Street since Sunday, have returned to their Lancaster home. Mr Beverage came for them yesterday and accompanied them home. Other guests were Edward Morris and daughters Frances Winifred and Mary Norris of Guysville.

Reed Ruth Bobby Mr. Beverage C. B. Beverage Carpenter Street Lancaster Beverage Edward Morris Frances Winifred Mary Norris Guysville

Scouts Entertain Syracuse Boy Scouts on New Year Night

Syracuse Jan 3 Mrs Fred Shumway hosted a New Year Eve party for the Syracuse Boy Scouts and friends. Attendees include Vernon Jones Franklin Rizer Raymond Rawlings Eugene Ackley Carson Hayes Billie Capehart and others. Mr and Mrs Dana Hysell hosted a small friends gathering. Reverend Carn family visited Hampton Ohio over holidays. Ray Moorhead and Mrs Ellen Turley noted. Mr and Mrs R Henry celebrated their son Woodrow's nineteenth birthday.

Syracuse Fred Shumway Syracuse Boy Scouts Vernon Jones Franklin Rizer Raymond Rawlings Gene Ackley Carson Hayes Billie, Capehart Billie Bartels Lawrence Grueser Jack Williams Edward Houdashelt Oris Hubbard Charlies. Gibbs Grace Winebrimmer Mary Hardin Margaret Thomas Pauline Duckworth Betty Capehart Jean Williams Marie Houdashelt Jean Duffy Dana Hysell Carn Bny Hampton Ray Moorhead Ellen Turley R. Henry Woodrow

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Marian Bush Snyder Society C. R. Featherston J. H. Gross A. T. Volwiler Hale Pickette P. G. Hibbard Mr. and Mrs. Fought Stokoe Athens High Anna Mae Keever Julia Hotel Berry Paul Keever Julia Coe Harold Coe Coats LeVine Louise Alcott P. J Kayserette Francys and Grace S. Court St Ted Wildermuth Mrs. Algeo By Genevieve Kemble Carter Glass Statesman Jack Brown Brown A. L. Johnson Charlies Nye L. C. Nye Earl Nye Morgantown Roy Cline Jane Nannie Brookins Callie Walker Ida Allison Congress Street Logan Everett Burt Mrs. Clyde Beverage and Children HAT SCAR Miller’s Hotel Rayon Taffeta All Woo! Fur Trin Goldette Jiffies Swagger Bresses Former —Co Ularly Beaverette Washabe Regula Children’s Rainc Mes The Bradfield Co Atlanta, Ga
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