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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1933
Page
7
A rambling fashion piece extols timeless style pieces like a flat fur jacket and black and white accessories. It markets a leaflet from The Athens Messenger offering wardrobe tips to extend garments, promising easy, short weekly efforts and hints for keeping clothes in French maid shape.
Sheila Shayne, a dancer in a touring musical, navigates a show upheaval as Marion Randolph is fired. Jim Blaine reveals Randolph’s exit and an offer of Sheila replacing her, while Myrt contemplates a return to work in a Broadway lingerie shop.
Toshia Mori a 19 year old Los Angeles resident is signed by Columbia to play Mahli in The Bitter Tea of General Yen directed by Capra. Capra found Mori after meeting Tom Gubbing and praised her as a remarkable Chinese characterization in the film. The article notes Mori’s training and background and compares the cast to Barbara Stanwyck and Nile Asther.
Astrological note for Friday January 27 cites routine matters and potential delays. It mentions Genevieve Kemble Lunar and Elderly institutions, urging diligence and perseverance to overcome obstacles. Lewis Carroll referenced as writer.
Madge intervenes after Noel recounts a tangled tale of Mary wanting to study in Paris and Veritzen's reactions. The dialogue reveals secrets and wishes as the wry comedy unfolds with mistaken meanings and sly humor.
A conversation between Noel and Mrs. Graham unfolds as they navigate Mary’s trip and a potential romantic misunderstanding. The adviser urges direct confession of longing to prevent a comedy of errors and advises a bold reunion moment to win Mary’s heart.
A columnist warns women to clean makeup tools and routines. Inspect powder puffs for dirt, renew puffs regularly, wash brushes daily, and keep jars tidy. Begin cleansing with spotless hands, then apply creams only to used products. Maintain an orderly beauty regime.
A bright plaid jumper frock captivates with a youthful chic look, praised as the perfect choice for a stylish, vibrant outfit. The playful pattern elevates the piece, making it stand out in casual and semi formal wear.
A kit of quilted design patterns features an upper floral band about 15 inches apart, a center 3 inch band with corner Chit, and a lower band combining feathers and daisies. Orders by mail to Aunt Martha, Athens Messenger, Box 51112, Gateway Station, Kansas City, Mo. Allow one week to ten days for delivery.
Nelsonville High School debate team will meet Ironton High Friday January 27 at 2 15 p m in the high school auditorium. Public invited with small admission to cover judge expenses. Debate coached by Mr Yantis addresses the taxation problem.
Dates announced for major school events from January to May including sectional and district tournaments, plays, minstrel, prom, May Day, senior events, exams and commencement. A plan to ease hallway congestion involved reassigning entry points for junior and senior students but weather and sidewalk concerns emerged.
A testimonial praises ALL BRAN for relief from constipation after thirty years on pills. It claims the cereal provides bulk like leafy greens, clears wastes gently, and improves energy. The ad urges two tablespoons daily with meals and notes iron content.
A student is repeatedly seen solving crossword puzzles in spare moments, with dictionaries and newspapers as essential tools beyond textbooks. The practice, though sometimes done secretly to avoid class disruption, is praised as educational and beneficial when done at appropriate times.
Edison Hickman earned fifty percent in the last six weeks but was not named on the honor roll. The note also reports coach Mr. Hannahs has returned home from hospital after an operation and is recovering well, with hopes for a quick return.
The January meeting featured eight student resolutions aimed at improving science work. Erma Reed pledged experiments, Ida Bardin kept notebooks in shape, Paul Whyte promised observers to notice everything, Waveline Sampson would keep reference books handy, Billie Weitzheimer aimed to collect scientific objects, Joanna Shelton would shelve her notebook, Ruth Lehman would use scientific names, and each resolution was presented by the group. Mrs. Boyd supervised the program.
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