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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
6
Advice on marriage rules to build harmony and lasting partnership. Emphasizes setting boundaries with relatives, treating marriage like a job, sustaining affection, accepting sacrifices, avoiding attempts to change each other, sharing finances fairly, and maintaining politeness within the home.
Alicia Hart explains grace starts with good posture and balance. Stand correctly with a straight backbone, relaxed shoulders, and poised chin to avoid slumping. A straight spine with slight upward curvature at the base makes the stomach appear flatter and hips slimmer.
The text advises sitting with the back against the chair, keeping feet together, and crossing legs above the knee. It warns against wide feet apart or standing on one foot with hips out, and recommends standing evenly on both feet. It also promotes waist and leg limbering exercises, slow floor touches, side bends, and full body stretches with breathing.
London reports the engagement of Princess Nina Mdivani to Dennis Conan Doyle, son of the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The princess, sister of the Mdivani brothers, was divorced at The Hague on May 19 from lawyer Charlie Huberich.
A narrator and spouse discuss briefing a friend about Ronald and Marion's letter. They plan a cautious lie to protect a sensitive reveal, aiming to halt a dangerous plan while anxiously awaiting a future meeting with Samuel Brixton at the garage.
Mrs. Frank M. Murphy of Route 2 Athens says Vendol relieved her stomach and constipation symptoms after weeks of use. She reports improved sleep energy and urges friends to try the herbal remedy sold at The Athens Pharmacy and Hickman’s Pharmacy in Nelsonville.
Universal comedy features Edward Everett Horton as a clever fool who rises from waiter to Manhattan realtor. He exposes a real estate scam while leading a push for better housing, amid highbinders and city intrigue. Hollywood reports hail the swift, lively comedy.
Dr. Deryl Hart of Duke Hospital Durham NC described germ-killing light rays as hastening post operative convalescence and practically eliminating operating room infections in Chicago.
Local families from Chauncey and surrounding communities visit Columbus and Chauncey-Dover High School graduation events. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson and children, Mrs. Esther Ferrer with Bert McQuade, and relatives of Floyd Martin and others. Mines operating in district Friday include Nos. 5, 255, 90, Poston 6, Coonville, Kimberly, Carbondale, and Hocking.
Alfreda West of Chauncey married Rev D H Goff pastor of the Nazarene Church at The Plains. The ceremony took place Friday May 29 at Olivet with Rev Williams officiating. Attendants were Dallas Goff and Frances Hoisington. The couple plans to reside at The Plains.
Dean Irma E. Voigt and Dr. Edith Wray were dinner guests of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority on Wednesday night.
OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON argues parents should align on childrearing policies to avoid conflict. A calm joint discussion reveals each side’s view on Betty Jimmy and Mark, leading to a shared plan and fewer crises. Consistent parenting supports obedience and reduces mixed signals to children.
Funeral services for Pearl Six 18 months old child of Mr and Mrs Roy Six Chauncey were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 from the family home with Rev Gilbert Courtney of the Church of Christ officiating. Esther Adkins Elaine McKinney and Geraldine Mullins sang Jewells and Asleep In Jesus. Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery. Parents have three children remaining. There is one general to every 125 soldiers in the Mexican army.
A lively and interesting day is presaged by dynamic planetary positions. The stars suggest energy across human expression, with potential gains in business and public campaigns. Those born on this day may enjoy a progressive year with writing and promotional ventures favored.
Nell Rupe reports new books received last week at the Ellis Ave. home library. More than 300 books and many magazines are available with free borrowing service. Call 9 am to 3 pm weekdays excluding Saturdays 9 am to noon.
Chauncey Local No 358 will meet Saturday June six to discuss the check off system. President William Schoonover and secretary Floyd Karns lead the local. In Colorado 42 of the 55 highest mountain peaks are noted.
Mr and Mrs Charlies Sanders held two dinner gatherings at their Millfield home this week. Sunday guests included Mrs Fauna Speelman Columbus Jacquelyn Sanders and several Sanders family members plus Miss Delores Hatfield and Mr Angelo Marino Athens. Thursday's guests featured Dr and Mrs Fred Wemmer and sons Bob and Keith Toledo, Mr and Mrs William Wemmer and others including Grover Patton Woodrow Patton and Amos Austin. Kentucky has a Post Office in town of Ice.
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