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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1935

Page

6

Adventure books spark spring wanderlust at local libraries

Local libraries report a surge in adventure titles as readers seek escape from daily chores. Leila Roosevelt’s world tour ambitions headline a broader trend toward travelogues and perilous quests, with works by Seabrook Fleming Rashleigh and others fueling the season’s reading mood.

Spring William B. Seabrook McCreagh Rashleigh Peter Fleming South America Nordhoof Liverpool

Cless Clans Host Evening Dinner for Sunday School Class

Green ta pered lighting set a green themed table for the Cless Clans guest night dinner of the Sunday School Class at the Presbyterian Church. More than three members and guests enjoyed a six o clock meal aiding charitable work led by Hattie Lou Grones in a pink and silver ballet costume dancer Martha Isbell Cottingham performed piano numbers. The dinner committee included Mrs O A Terrill, Mrs W C Vickers, Mrs E B Acomb, Mr O E McClure, Mrs W E Moller, Mrs M D Hughes, Mrs Dow Grones, Mrs H E Miller, Mrs A E Cottingham, Mrs R L Morton, Mrs Maude Fenzel and Mrs C B Cooper.

Cless Presbyterian Church O. A. Terrill Vv. C. Vickers E. B. Acomb O. E. McClure W. E. Moler M. D. Hughes Dow Grones H. E. Miller A. E. Cottingham R. L. Morton Maude Fenze C. BE. Cooper George Cless

Play Topic of Westside P T A Study Group

The Central Parent-Teacher Association met at Miss Helen Moriarity’s home on West Union Street to discuss “The School Child and Play.” A large attendance showed interest while Mrs. H S Dunfee announced a Southeastern Ohio district conference on January 30.

Central Parent-Teacher Association Helen Moriarity West Union Street H.S. Dunfee Agnes Moriarity Stuart Bell

What Other Women Says on Suspicion

Quote attributed to Helen Rowland states that women appear more suspicious than men because men withhold information, giving women more reason to doubt. The remark reflects gendered views on trust and communication.

Helen Rowland

Mrs Gubits Hosts Six Tables of Bridge

Mrs Albert Gubitz hosted six tables of bridge at her East State Street home on Thursday night with a red and white motif. First prize went to Mrs J H McClure, second to Mrs T C McCracken, and low to Mrs W J Trautwein. Parkersburg today. Prof W H Cooper heads to Ohio University to address the Women's Club on Modern Dramatic Art. Mrs Cooper accompanies him.

Albert Gubitz East State Street J. H. McClure T. C. McCracken Mra W. J. Trautwein W. H. Cooper Ohio University Parkersburg Women’s Club

Child Study Club Social Night At Mrs Parker Home

Members of the Child Study Club met at Mrs. C. A. Parker on Stewart Street for a social evening. Under the social committee guidance they played cootie and entered in contests with Miss Alfreda Johnson winning the mystery box. Mrs. Homer Brown and Mrs. Frank Ayers won contests, with Mrs. Parker taking high score in cooties. Ten members attended with one guest from Nelsonville. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Littler and Mrs. Mansfield.

C. A. Parker Stewart Street Clyde Mansfield Clyde Littler Alfreda Johnson Homer Brown Frank Ayers Parker Miss Johnson Nelsonville Littler Mansfield

Alpha Gamma Delta Alumni Club Hostess Honors

Mrs. H. C. Lehman hosted Alpha Gamma Delta Alumni Club at her home with a 6 oclock potluck supper and a shower for Mrs. Clark Williams. Only guest was Mrs. C. M. Copeland, patroness of the sorority. Edward 8. Thomas to speak at 7:30 PM at Ewing Auditorium on nature topics, organized by A A U W Nature Study Group and Kappa Alpha Beta. Miss Helen Hull hosted Wesleyan Service and Kings Daughters Class. Treva Black led devotions. Glenna Davis guided social hour.

H. C. Lehman Alpha Gamma Delta Clark Williams C. M. Copeland Ewing Auditorium Edward Thomas Fine Arts Nature Study Group Kappa Alpha Beta Helen Hull Kings Daughters Montrose Avenue Treva Black Glenna Davis

Priscilla Needle Club Plans Evening Dinner

The Priscilla Needle Club held a Thursday luncheon at Mrs. Etta Laverty's home 8 Franklin Avenue. Members brought covered dishes for the menu. Plans were made to host husbands with a 6 o'clock dinner, exact date to be announced.

Priscilla Needle Club Etta Laverty Franklin Avenue

Head Injury Treats Young Hannigan in Washington Township

The four year old son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Hannigan Washington Township is being treated at Cherrington Hospital for a head injury from a fall at home earlier this week.

Logan Gordon Hannigan Washington Township Cherrington Hospital

Plan Treasure Hunt For Athens Elementary Pupils

A treasure hunt is announced for tomorrow morning in Athens for all elementary students. Meet at Rufus Putnam Training School at 9:00. The hike will last until 11:30 and is led by student teachers Joe Grander and Donald Burnison from Ohio University. Mr and Mrs Gordon K Bush and Mr C H Harris returned from Columbus after attending editors' meetings.

East Hill Athens A. H. Rhoads Rufus Putnam Joe Grander Donald Burnison Ohio University Department of Physical Education

Wedding Bells comedy erupts in Memorial Auditorium

An Ohio University Drama Dept staging of Salisbury Field's Wedding Bells featured Reginald Carter as the groom to be and Rosalie as his ex wife in a tangled mix up of wives fiances and house staff. Cast included Janet Blair Larry Gallagher Dorothy Mikes Ray Mahan Nancy Reed and others with Norman Weichselbaum as Spencer Wells and Gene MacDonald as Fujisaki. Director led a lively farce that marked the department's second major production of the year with two more planned for the semester.

The Observer Ohio University Department of Speech and Dramatic Art Salisbury Field Memorial Auditorium Reginald Carter Rosalie Robert Whitaker Jackson Janet Blair Peekskill N. Y Carter Larry Gallagher Athens Hooper Dorothy Mikes Cleveland Marcia Mary Thomas Jackson Ray Mahan Ashtabula Nancy Reed Dleport Fujisaki Gene MacDonald Bucyrus Department of Speech

Prof W H Cooper Leads Department Plot Complicates Off

Technical director Vincent Jukes assists by W K Turner and Kimbel Boyer in a convoluted departmental misadventure involving tangled pairings and marital tension.

W. H. Cooper Vincent Jukes W. K. Turner Kimbel Boyer

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