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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1932

Page

6

Madison Bride Weds Arlie Krussell Pastor

Announcement from Madison Wisconsin reports the marriage of Miss Helen Eaton to Mr Arlie Krussell a Madison resident and former Wesley Foundation pastor at First Methodist Church. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s mother home in Madison followed by a two week trip into northern Wisconsin. They reside in Madison.

Arlie Krussell First Church Madison Helen Eaton Wis Krussell Wesley Foundation First Methodist Athens Truesdale Methodist Church Wisconsin

Optometrists Dinner Meeting Held in Athens

Graduate Clinic Foundation members and their wives gathered at C and H Cafeteria Athens for dinner before a clinic meeting at Mr B M Covert's office. Attendees included Dr A N Conkle Columbus Mr C N Sigler and others from Chillicothe Marietta McConnelsville Parkersburg Ripley and Athens with plans for next district meeting in McConnelsville.

Graduate Clinic Foundation Athens C. and H B. M. Covert South Court Street C. C. Millikan Henry Wittlig F. G. Rohss Marietta Ralph R. Baker McConnelsville A. N. Conkle Columbus C. N. Sigler P. W. Sigler Chillicothe Henry Witélig G. G. Meads Warren Miller J. R. Cochran Paul Fields Parkersburg W. Va Osher Staats Ripley Millikan Covert Graduate Foundation

Sunday School Class Picnic at Gift Farm in Richland Ave church

The Progressive Sunday School Class of Richland Avenue M. P. Church plans a picnic dinner at the Julian Gift farm after Sunday School with transportation for those without means. Members should bring sandwiches a dish and their own service. Miss Gladys Brewer from near Zaleski visits Mr and Mrs Fred Arnold of Pine Place.

Richland Avenue M. P Julian Gift Farm Gladys Brewer Near Zaleski Fred Arnold Pine Place Miss Brewer Arnold

New Wonderful Mel lo Glo Face Powder Ad

New MELLO GLO Face Powder promises a youthful complexion and longer wear hide tiny lines wrinkles and pores. French process aids smooth spread and a matte look on all complexions from D ZENNER CO. advertisement.

D. Zenner CO Adv

Notable Alumni and Visitors Stop in Athens Area

Ohio University graduate Mr Dick Reinhold of Miller Casket Co in Lexington Ky travels through Athens en route to Zanesville parental home. Mrs H E Miller departs for Knorville Tenn to visit parents and young son Henry. Harold Sama family head leaves for Vineland New York after visiting his mother in Athens. Mrs Harold Shirely of Boston visits Athens before returning home. Henry Ransom and accompanying ladies from Washington Marietta visit Mr and Mrs Harry C O Bieness in Athens.

Dick Reinhold Ohio University Beta Theta Pi Athens Zanesville Reinhold Lexington Miller Casket Company H. E. Miller Walter S. Brown Knorville Tenn Henry Miller Harold Sama Joan Vineland N. Y Sam F. R. Richey North Shannon Avenue Akron Henry Ransom Washington, D. C William Plumer Walter Dow Marietta Harry C. O'Bieness South College Street

Fifi Stillman McCormick Hurt in Plane Crash

Mrs Fowl er Stillman McCormick is recovering from minor injuries after a small plane crash while rushing to her son Alexander Stillman who was slightly injured in a separate airplane accident. J H Ewing of McConnelsville declares candidacy for Congress in Ohio Fifteenth District on the progressive ticket. The district spans Muskingum and nearby Southeastern Ohio counties.

Fifi Stillman Gary Ind Fowler Fifi) Stillman McCormick Alexander Stillman Columbus J. H. Ewing McConnelsville Ohio Rambler Muskingum Ohio

Funny weather wear shows beige ratane summer frock

A beige ratane summer frock is showcased with options for cooler days. The outfit pairs with a colored long sleeved bolero or a brown broadtail jacket for more formal or cooler weather. Selected by Dahray.

Dahray

Funny weather wear and aggriva tin outfits for hot summers

The piece argues for ready weather outfits amid capricious forecasts. It highlights light sleeveless dresses, boleros, straw hats, and bandana accessories, plus a suggested two to three complete ensembles for various temperatures and occasions. It also notes bandana handkerchiefs as beachwear and a beige silk option for versatile town or resort use.

New York Miladi Worth

Old Dynasty in Power in Prussia Strives for Reich Rule

Berlin July 21 The old aristocracy of the Hohenzollern dynasty returns to power through dictatorship and martial law in Prussia and plans to seize absolute power in the Reich by removing socialist officials and possibly outlawing communists. The government under Franz Von Papen holds unprecedented authority in the nation’s history.

Berlin U.R Prussia Reich Franz von Papen United States Kaiser Wilhelm II Bismarck

Birthday Party Honors Sylvia Smith and Glenn Tate

A birthday party was held Sunday July 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Bailey in Cutler to honor Sylvia Smith and Glenn Tate of Plantsville. A game between colored boys from Zanesville and Bartlett’s boys ended with a Zanesville victory.

Plantsville Sylvia Smith Glenn Tate Norman Bailey Cutler Zanesville Bartlett

Hooper Ridge Visit Noted With Ziegler Family

Mr George Ziegler and son Roy visited over the weekend with his daughter Mrs May DeLaney of Hawks Ohio. Catherine and Charlotte Keirns spent Sunday afternoon with Clara Kasler.

George Ziegler Roy May DeLaney Hawks, Ohio Catherine Charlotte Keirns Clara Kasler

Cattle and Hog Prices Dip After Boom In Ohio Market

Columbus July 21 A report from H. E. Curry of the Ohio Farm Bureau Research department says the cattle and hog market fell back from recent highs as extensive publicity spurred the earlier advance. He notes the lapse followed the strong march and many producers sought profits amid rising quotations.

Columbus Ohio Farm Bureau Research Department

Tea at Boyd Hall Is for Women House

Tea at Boyd Hall in Ohio University summer session drew women residents in festive attire with Kathryn Philson and Ethel Henderson presiding. Athens visitors motored to Logan for dinner with Mrs Ella Keynes, while other local names attended social calls and a Noble Grands Club planned a Friday meeting at Mrs Jesse Mansfield's home.

Boyd Hall Ohio University Kathryn Philson Racine Ethel Henderson Steubenville Athens Logan Ella Keynes Harry McKinstry M. M. Kerr B. M. Covert Carl Stickney E. R. Walker Charles Bethel J. J. Woolley Hal W. Murphy Keynes Noble Grands Club Jesse Mansfield East Mulberry Street

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