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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1933
Page
7
In a tense scene Mary confronts Noel and Aunt Lillian over royal marriage schemes linked to Georges and Olina. Aunt Lillian retrieves a gossip column and a confrontation hints at entangled loyalties, jealousy, and a possible marriage to royalty.
The column notes mixed signals with profitable activity yet warnings of fraud and violence. It mentions a birthday, possible travels, and the need to avoid extravagance while seeking favorable gains from renewed or new contracts. Cartoonist George McManus is named.
J Holmes, longtime director at the Baptist church in Braduation, a prominent lay religious educator, died aged 65. He served as dean of Summer Bible School and held roles as a church trustee and mission supporter in Ohio.
Aunt Martha offers None-Such for solid color quilts. An allover design yields a continuous light diagonal appearance. Pattern C277 priced 15 cents. Mail order to Aunt Martha care Athens Messenger, Box 5112 Gateway Station, Kansas City Missouri. delivery in one week to ten days.
A vintage beauty guide extols peach bloom powder with delicate pink and apricot tones. It urges using a cream or liquid base to anchor the powder and notes adding eye lid cream for dry eyelids and neck and throat care to preserve a youthful look.
California law allows automobiles on state roads to display nine front lights, all amber or white in color. This rule governs vehicle lighting and safety standards for on road use.
Sheila Shayne, an 18 year old dancer with vaudeville roots, works back from a sprained partner to join new productions. She navigates thanks to rich suitors Dick Stanley and Jim Blaine, finances outfits and meals, dreams of luxury, and faces jealousy from Marion Randolph as she advances toward a touring show and a possible lead with Mandrake.
Sheila and Jim Blaine navigate show business tensions on a Long Island outing. Jim, a successful actor earning 250 weekly, hopes to introduce Sheila to his mother, while Sheila fears Marion Randolph’s power over casting and job security. The scene ends with Marion pressuring for a new leading man as the drama continues.
Athens County Child Welfare Committee outlines a weekly low cost menu for a man a woman and three school children with a per person budget of 15 1 Tc per day. It emphasizes milk fruit vegetables canned produce careful shopping buy in bulk and no waste. The plan covers breakfast lunch and dinner across Monday to Friday with varied meals including soups stews cod liver oil and baked dishes and notes using water from vegetables in soups and sauces.
Mirande describes a refined afternoon frock in grey wool with a black velvet belt and chenille bodice trim, nacre buttons, and a side front skirt closure. The piece sits amid commentary on fashion cycles, long skirts, and industry shifts, urging readers to request a practical fashion leaflet.
The latest trend in men’s fashion is women’s style influences, while licenses across states feature twenty two color combinations this year.
Reedsville and nearby towns echo with visitors. Leslie Borham of Philadelphia stays with sister Emma Sieson and Lewe. Helen Foulty of Wadesville visits grandparents C. W. Buckey. Lucy Burden spends days at Joppa with sister. Frances Emrick and children from Parkersburg visit John Emrick and daughter Helen. George Hamilton of Tuppers Plains visits relatives. Rome Sandy of Wadesville visits R. H. Buckley. George McCoy of Parkersburg visits S. Barr and Virgil Miller family. Helen Emrick returns from Parkersburg. L. B. Sisson and daughter Myra June travel to Parkersburg for medical treatment.
The Athens Messenger announces Madame Armeda an astrologist and psycho analyst will provide horoscopic readings through its columns this week through Friday. Readers can clip a free coupon and mail it with required information to Madame Armeda in care of The Messenger.
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