Goodbye Mildew Cleaning Tip Note
Advice on preventing mildew explains never leaving damp clothes in warm weather or in the hamper and suggests using sour milk and sunlight to remove mildew stains from white cotton fabrics.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1939
Page
8
Advice on preventing mildew explains never leaving damp clothes in warm weather or in the hamper and suggests using sour milk and sunlight to remove mildew stains from white cotton fabrics.
During April the Athens Council of Parent Teacher Associations began a project to collect sales tax stamps to fund shoes for county children starting school in the fall. Boxes are placed at Pierce's Restaurant, the County School Office, and the County Health Department with others to be arranged locally. volunteers can also notify listed members to arrange pickup.
Round about the town notes a nine month old, Nannette Woodworth, wearing sunglasses and learning first-step shoes, signaling a chic baby fashion. The item also mentions eye protectors with hinge designs and a Fort Knox visit by Jean Olmstead-Murray, plus social snippets about local residents and events.
A first person column argues against women who keep male dates waiting at homes and dorms. The author details a recent private home scene where Daisy delays her date for half an hour as he distracts himself with poetry and piano. He laments the wasted time and calls for punctual preparation.
A concise collection of old home answers covers wilted lettuce with bacon vinaigrette, pickle shriveling from too much salt or strong vinegar, grease-stain removal using carbon tetrachloride, and a DIY water bath canner. It also notes ice cream stain removal by warm soap and, for delicate fabrics, carbon tetrachloride.
Joanne Cass daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Cass North May Avenue entertained a small group of friends for her tenth birthday Saturday afternoon. Mother Goose games and contests provided fun before ice cream cake and punch were served. Guests included Ellen Nichols Beverly Bolin Danna Buck Laura Jean Anderson Connie Herbert Nancy Fell and brothers Paul Lon and Lynn Cass.
Announcement from Zanesville confirms engagement of Miss Ila Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Henderson Richardson to Dr Kenneth F Stremmel of Zanesville. She trained as a nurse at Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing and has practiced in Zanesville since 1954.
Georgia Kilpatrick county recorder of Athens County will travel to Buckeye Lake Ohio for the Ohio Recorders Association annual outing on July 8 and 9. Pauline Smith Perry County recorder will join at Lexington then proceed to the lake for swimming boating and other amusements with hotel reservations handled locally.
Postmaster and Mrs. F P Febbault and sons Francis Jr and Hubert depart Saturday noon for Columbus to attend the State Postmasters Convention at Deshler Wallace Hotel with a Monday banquet at the Neil House. Columbus visitors include Mrs C M Shepherd visiting her mother and Miss Constance Leete at University Terrace. Several Athens residents host and visit relatives during the Fourth of July period including trips to Michigan and Virginia and gatherings with families from Ravenna McArthur and New Plymouth.
Mrs F P Frebault hosted her Thursday Bridge Club at Frebault Cottage Albany Road with an afternoon session and an evening bridge game. A 6 oclock potluck dinner was served for eight. Prizes went to Mrs L C Baker Mrs A D Townsend and Mrs Emmett Bowles. Townsend attended as a guest replacing Mrs A K Buell who could not attend.
Calendar notes list several Friday events including Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles picnic at the Fairgrounds July 7 at 6 p.m. and 90 Members of The Plains Methodist Church ice cream social July 7 at 7 p.m. with homemade desserts. Past Chiefs Club steak fry at Nice's Park and a Canning Demonstration at Mechanicsburg School July 8 at 9 a.m. plus a postponed Daughters of Union Veterans covered dish picnic at the Fleming residence in Amesville.
Miss Myrtle Mitchell and Mrs. Jessie Drake were honored at a Thursday IOOF Hall lodge meeting of Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge No. 553. Two readings by Mrs. Drake and one by Miss Mitchell preceded a dessert social hour. Next Thursday the lodge plans degree practice with hopes for full attendance.
Mrs W H Marshall of Athens Route Four asserts ownership of the season's first blackberries and notes pies, jars, and garden cucumbers with a June 17 harvest. She reports cucumbers reached ten inches and many more were picked after June 24. She also shares a biscuit shortcake recipe tip for two layers with butter.
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