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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1933
Page
5
An article describes creative family style vegetable serving ideas, salad greens selection, and decorative plating. It suggests arranging vegetables in separate piles with decorative borders, using cheese centers, spokes, and wheels, and offers examples like okra cucumber borders, sweet pepper, avocado, and macaroni salads as main dish options.
Tomorrow’s menu lists breakfast with orange juice cereal creamed dried beef pop overs milk and coffee. Luncheon features macaroni salad Boston brown bread butter sandwiches honeyball melon with mint sherbet milk tea. Dinner offers liver baked in sour cream lyonnaise potatoes cabbage okra cucumber tomato deep dish cherry pie milk and coffee.
The article argues powder should match natural skin color and rosy tones suit most complexions. It warns against dead white powder, suggests testing on the back of the hand, and notes powders should dull the face while letting the eyes shine.
In Common Pleas Court a judgment on a cognovit note for 651.95 with 6 percent interest from April 13 1933 was entered by Harry C. Quest against Charles A Cornwell and Marie W Cornwell.
The Athens Messenger lists Anne Adams pattern 2461 for girls in sizes 4 6 8 10 and 12 with fabric needs and trimming. It promotes a summer pattern book featuring dresses jumpers sports and more and offers both pattern and catalog for fifteen or twenty five cents.
Textile writer Laura Wheeler notes fruit motifs add decorative harmony to practical linens. Pattern No 498 offers two 6 1 4 inch baskets plus multiple motifs with illustrations, color charts, and placement ideas. Send 15 cents to The Athens Needlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Avenue, New York City.
Reading the House Wife's Question Box suggests cape or jacket to adapt dress for varied occasions. Party dresses span organdie dotted cotton swiss cotton net lace silk chiffon sheet silk crepe and more in plain colors or florals. Sleeves may be puffed with necklines at throat or slightly lower and hemlines range from above the instep to the ankle. Hats: broad daytime and small fitted for evening.
Lee Myers was rushed to the University Hospital in Columbus last Friday after sudden illness following a full day of work. He was accompanied by his wife and son Charles.
The reading forecasts pleasant and profitable conditions in business and social life with some risk of small losses. Employment brings gains while secret agreements thrive despite minor delays, and a birthday year promises activity and happy private life with indulgence. Notable nativity Harrison Fisher, artist.
In a tense scene, the narrator escorts Avis Arlen to his room to calm her sobs after a quarrel, fearing Noel’s threat. Avis pleads not to be locked in, and the narrator offers to leave the door ajar with Lillian on guard as Madge mediates between Mary and Noel. The tension centers on fear, control, and neurotic distress.
In a continuing Adele Garrison tale, Avis demands reassurance as her emotional distress peaks. Mrs. Graham, Katherine, and Lillian coordinate care with sedatives and guards, deterring a potential escape as night extends. Avis clutches for comfort and seeks one last question before dawn.
Arza Bryant of Rutland suffered a broken leg a sprained hip and bruises and cuts after his car crashed into a telephone pole on Middleport Hill Sunday night. His car was demolished.
Ohio University will face a 20 percent levy on football admissions this fall as a 10 percent Ohio amusements tax combines with a 10 percent federal tax. Athletics director O C Bird said the university will absorb much of the tax since game prices are set. A related federal suit against West Virginia University over admission taxes is under review in a federal court in Elkins West Virginia.
The 1933 34 Jacksonville Village Schools employ Faye R. McKinley in Jacksonville for grades 7 and 8. Nelle McCann teaches grade 6 in Jacksonville. Helen Kearns instructs grade 6 in Jacksonville. Lillian Deal teaches grade 4 in Jacksonville. Earnestine Shirkey handles grades 2 and 3 in Jacksonville. Margaret Cronin teaches grades 1 and 2 in Jacksonville.
Frank Jackson of Broadwelt appeared before Magistrate C H Porter yesterday on an affidavit by Prosecutor John W Bolin charging him with building a fence across Spruce Run Road. Jackson pled not guilty and posted a $100 bond.
Athens County health nurses led by Miss Viola Fell begin each fall with child examinations and continue through the next fall. The program covers prenatal care, maternity cases, pre school clinics, school health, immunizations, tubercular tests, social services, health talks, and permanent record keeping for all cases.
The annual Ludwick reunion was held Sunday July 23 at L. C. Ludwick’s home near Stewart honoring his eighty four birthday. Seventy nine relatives and friends attended a basket dinner with music by local youth. Notable attendees included Avrey Chal fant and family from North Jackson Ohio and Ed Clark with daughters from Columbus Ohio.
Cattle testing starts under Dr. P. T. Gillie of the state veterinary department. Three exam routes cover Dr. J. F. Stansbury Dr. F. L. Junod and Dr. D. C. Snow with townships listed. Tests use state supplied serum carnage and report forms and emphasize herds tested three years ago.
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