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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
6
Mary E. Dague outlines salad ideas for summer meals pairing meat with vegetables and fruits. Recipes include beans ham tongue veal carrot variations, liver and cabbage salad with endive, and sweetbreads with celery almonds grapes and olives.
A French process called MELLO GLO makes the skin look young and lasts longer. It furnishes a youthful bloom without irritating or making the skin look pasty. The powder spreads smoothly and is advertised as a new face powder.
Motorcycle riders in this vicinity form the Athens Motorcycle Club electing Owen Carmichael as president Walter Hawk as vice president Harold McBride as secretary treasurer and Roy Robinson as road captain. Meetings set for the first and third Thursday monthly. Members urged to meet White's Motorcycle Shop Sunday at 9 30 a m to locate a club cabin.
In McArthur on July 6 a crowd estimated at 5000 watched a parade by the American Legion Auxiliary and lodge members to honor the new Vinton County Memorial Building. Mrs. C. D. Dailey and Rep. Thomas Jenkins spoke in the afternoon about local civic groups and small towns.
Seven hundred students join Athens County 4-H programs with 250 boys and 456 girls across 37 clubs led by 45 leaders. The Well Dressed Girls clothing project enrolls 202 countywide, while the Plains Sewing Club tops girls with 50 members and the Handicraft Club at New Marshfield leads boys with 46.
Ohio University hosts its annual summer publishers book exhibit in Ellis Hall Room 105. The display runs through July 81 with work from 17 publishing companies focusing on education for grade school teachers. Dean T C McCracken inaugurated the exhibit nine years ago to benefit publishers and teachers alike. Hours are 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 on weekdays except Saturday.
Dr John A Hess head of Ohio University German department contributes an article titled The Timeliness of Heinrich Heine to Der Deutscher Nachtwächter a national publication Heine scholar has spent many years studying the German writer.png
A jury in Athens County Common Pleas Court returned a verdict for the defendant, Mate F. French, in the case brought by Frances Covert widow of Hayes Covert. She sought damages of 21 686 dollars after her husband died when a truck struck him on Route 31 near Floodwood on July 24, 1981.
Edwin Watts Chubb Library issued a complete list of 287 new books compiled by librarian Miss Anne C. Keating. Gifts and purchases cover education, vocational, and scientific works, plus novels and poetry. Notable titles include Flowering Wilderness by John Galsworthy, Anthony Adverse by Allen, and Black Girl in Mirth? by Bernard Shaw.
George Evener of near Chauncey pleaded guilty to an intoxication charge before Mayor Sen B Mc Cune yesterday. He was fined $25 and costs.
Mrs H H Townsend and daughter Helen Townsend with Mrs D W Hibbard and sons Bill and Dick go to Youngstown then Geneva on the Lake for July. Ohio University coach Don Peden and daughter Ann head to Keota Iowa to visit relatives. The Evans family from Belmont MA return after a week with University Terrace residents. Various local residents host guests from Detroit Akron Cuyahoga Falls and more with picnics and a Harmony-Cash Ridge Schools reunion moved to Edgewater Camp.
Violet and Daisy Hilton, joined at the hips, sought to wed Maurice Lambert in New York. Officials refused a license, citing inability to parse the plural marriage question, pushing the case toward New Jersey for a decision.
Rainy Tuesday night brings 50 members of Richland Avenue Church and Sunday School to honor the Rev. W. P. Cassady of Pomeroy with a hayride to his home. Music games and homemade ice cream marked the appreciation event, with numerous couples and families in attendance.
Promote safe drinking water by visiting today to obtain Halazone tablets for water purification.
Girl Scout Brownies will have a picnic supper at Camp Rotan Friday. All Brownies meet at East Side School at 4 30 p m to return by 8 30 p m. Parents invited and asked to assist by phoning Mrs Thor Olson, Girl Scout director, 90 Attorney O K Parrett, Athens, left for Columbus this morning on a business trip.
Mrs Henry hosted her bridge club Thursday evening with an extra guess filling one club. Prize for second went to Mrs James Algeo. other members included Mrs T H Morgan Mrs John Jagers Mrs C E Fisher and Armstrong. An attractive two course supper was served late in evening.
A public meeting by the American Association site will discuss present problems Sunday evening. Speakers include B Masters Mrs H R Irman Voigt and Shafer. the event is open to all interested with 0o m plan at Dowler family Park Parkersburg. A Dowler family entertainment is served at noon.
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