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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1934
Page
5
Dorothy Dix offers ten rules for husbands to keep their wives content. Focus on ongoing courtship, praise, companionship, generosity with money, respect for her family, small treats, shared time, and never taking her for granted. Emphasizes daily effort to sustain a loving partnership.
Readable text indicates a ad style claim for rand Pills offering fast relief with elective options. No clear entities or dates. the fragment mentions branding and Pat Orn as signer but lacks verifiable details.
Readable crossword style clues span topics from biology and geography to crafts and numbers. Entries include eye tumor and eye disease terms, animal names, and unit ideas, with highlighted items like Chum and Onager, plus math constant 3.1416 and Morindin dye.
A sewing pattern feature explains making a cape stylish with plain sewing, recommending smooth fabrics like linen or silk. It details sizes 12 through 40, yardage for size 16, and notes illustrated instructions, with an offer to purchase Pattern 1870 and a fashion book from The Anne Adams Pattern Book.
Athens High School junior and senior classes in American History and Government will tour Chillicothe on Friday. Instructors Carl Roberts and chaperons will lead a daylong visit starting at eight am to sites including the Federal Prison and Federal Hospitals for Disabled Veterans. Similar trips occur each year with a tentative Columbus outing planned for next week to view the State Penitentiary and state buildings.
The New England Presbyterian Church plans a Sunday July 29 home-coming with an all-day service starting at 10 a m Sunday School. A noon basket dinner on the lawn follows. Music by A J Gould, former resident and musician, and a song fest by children of fifty years ago will highlight the afternoon along with readings and talks by former residents and visitors. Rev He Spencer, pastor, is expected to assist.
Astrological map forecasts a day of sudden events altering environment and associations with wide future impact. Potential links to large corporations mergers or secret groups via diplomacy and strategy. Birth on this day suggests talent and business acumen but a restless temperament. Notable nativity: Wm. Cecil De Milla, screen magnate.
Edwin Braithwaite learns his lover hid a nameless child and that the infant Kathleen bears a striking resemblance to Katherine Bickett. The woman's deathbed confession explains the birth secrecy and Braithwaite's lifelong care of his daughter as he faces impending death.
A home recipe feature by Mary E. Dague presents scalloped tomatoes with peppers and a tomato mushroom toast dish. It provides step by step layering in a buttered dish, plus variations with meats, bread crumbs, and cheese. The piece also offers a sample menu with breakfast, luncheon, and dinner items.
Forty three friends and relatives gathered July 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs C Steinmitz to honor Doro thy Maye Steinmitz on her seventh birthday with a luncheon, games and singing. Clarence Haning visited L P Wood. Bernice Steward visited near Albany. Bernice Gibson visited Mrs Charlies Elliott. Delmer Bolin and Ralph Steinmetz returned from Camp Perry where Steinmetz earned an Expert Rifleman medal.
Revival services at Shade M E Church will continue indefinitely. Dr. George H. Scoville, veteran evangelist and musician, leads the meetings with music featured each evening. Shade, July 24.
Plans nearing completion for the tenth Athens County 4-H Club Camp at the Ralph Barker farm Route 56. The event, in cooperation with Hocking County clubs, will run the week of August 6 or August 13 with about 60 attendees last year. Activities mix educational project classes with recreation and daily swimming at Crystal Pool.
Summer hair fashion favors soft feminine styles with a light makeup look. A permanent is advised but no long drying sessions, with wet set waves or ringlet ends for a cool, versatile daytime and evening style. The illustrated cut features bangs from the crown, wrapped ends, and a back three row ringlet finish.
A fire in Alger on July 24 destroyed an onion storage dwelling owned by Mrs Reed Dunlap. Losses totaled about 25 000 dollars with no word on injuries. Firefighters battled the blaze as they contained the flames and prevented further spread to nearby structures.
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