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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
8
Dorothy Din y argues that a cheerful, optimistic wife shapes a happy home more than material comforts. An uplifting, laughing demeanor aids children, reduces stress for husbands, and boosts family harmony, with anecdotes illustrating how mood influences success and popularity.
If you pin fresh flowers to summer clothes ensure they relate to the costume. Orchids suit a dark chiffon street suit but look odd with a linen two piece. Daisies and nasturtiums work for sports and simple office frocks, while grander blooms suit evening wear.
Attorney General Cummings addresses the International Association of Police Chiefs in Atlantic City on WEAF Monday at 10 am. J. Edgar Hoover appears on WJZ Tuesday at 10:30 pm. Tonight’s highlights include JESSICA DRAGONETTE on WHEA F NBC, Henry King orchestra on WEAF, and Ruth Etting on WJZ. Saturday features NBC Music Guild, Portland Symphony, and Nan Sunderland operetta in Central City.
An old style guide by Mary F. Daguf extols fish and seafood based salads as ideal for summer. It covers seasoning during cooking, suggests lemon juice and parsley for shrimp, and offers an indexed shrimp salad recipe with shrimp eggs capers olives celery lettuce and chervil plus a salmon variant using yolks and whites separated and lemon juice.
Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research reports total jobs in Ohio for January to June 1935 up 2.5 percent from the same period in 1934. Industrial employment shows the usual seasonal dip. In Xenia Otto Thorpe of Columbus is re elected president of the former pupils group and calls on Governor Davey to raise the home’s biennial budget.
A hot summer day leaves Mrs Brown and her husband exhausted and the three children unruly. The next morning starts late as alarms go ignored and breakfast routines slip, with cluttered rooms, bickering, and fatigue shaping the day. Suggestions emphasize rest, routine, and proper meals to ease daily chaos.
A dense OCR listing details WLW and Columbia System programs with numerous orchestras and time slots including Gene Burchells Orch George Dullys Orris Maele Gulia and many others, from early afternoon to late night segments, with names like Doreey Brothers Orch Raey Nobles Orch and Abe Lyman Orch across hours and stations.
A Sunday radio lineup lists 20 words and music segments beginning with Antonins Orchestra and Mildred Dilling, includes Willard Robison and Mazart Ensemble, sports variety acts like Crossey Follies, Silken Strings, and Johnny Courtney, with News Flashes and Moon Riven closing.
A follow up titled Married Comrades continues the narrative begun in Given in Marriage. The piece shifts focus to the couple’s shared life and evolving partnership within the same social milieu.
A tense scene unfolds as Dicky and Adele arrange a plan to guard her sleep and ensure the children are safe while they embark to New Hampshire. Dicky assigns Jim to hold the key and promises to wake Adele at dawn, detailing a careful, watchful departure schedule.
The piece advises relaxing the neck muscles to improve carriage and calm nerves. It describes posture tips, pillow removal, and a series of neck stretches performed in a straight chair, including forward tilts, backward turns, and repeat cycles. Massage guidance is also included for neck muscle relief.
Carbon Hill Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Emrick observed their eighteenth wedding anniversary Sunday at a dinner for relatives and friends across several Ohio towns. Attendees included the Corwins of Montrose and Horace, the Azbells of Nelsonville, Oak Grove, and Murray City, and the Emrick family. The report notes a death in the family during the day and mentions several visits and an illness in the community.
Adorable white pique navy button dress pattern for ages 2 and 4 years. Self help front, nautical influence, requires 17 8 yards of 35 inch material for dress and 11 2 yards binding. Pattern 3486 costs 15 cents. summer fashion book 10 cents. pattern and book together 25 cents. Address order to The Athens Messenger pattern department New York.
The Majestic features Public Hero Number 1 a G M film about secret service agents battling organized crime with Chester Morris and Joseph Calleia in a crime caper tale based on actual cases. Let Em Have It at the Ohio Theater showcases federal war on organized crime with Richard Arlen Virginia Bruce and Alice Brady in a Goetz Small production.
Fragmentary report notes Plutarco Elias Calles denying vice scandals in Mexico City during Cullacan era. Crossed phrases suggest marital or political rumor investigations. details unclear due to OCR gaps.
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