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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1933

Page

7

Untitled fragment hints at romance and rekindled feeling

A widow named Monnie, haunted by past loss, wanders a street in late February reflecting on love’s return. She contemplates her secret, Sandra’s renewed vitality, and memories of Dan as she questions if her heart has truly shifted after years of longing.

Monnie Dan Sandra Gay Pri

Flowered sheer with net preferred for summer frocks

Pattern 2655 shows a Paris inspired flowered sheer with net frock featuring a chile yoke and frou-frou sleeves. Sizes 14 to 40 available with 25 8 yards of 34 inch fabric for size 16. Include 15 cents for pattern and catalog, sent to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street New York City.

Paris Anne Adams Athens Messenger Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

The Little Giant at Ohio Theater with Edward G Robinson

Edward G Robinson stars in The Little Giant at the Ohio Theater with Mary Astor as his lead female. The film portrays an ex-Beer Baron crossing into elite society, supported by a strong ensemble including Helen Vinson Shirley Grey and Kenneth Thomson.

Ohio Edward G. Robinson Majestic Charlie Ruggles COURT First National Ohio Theater Robinson Chicago Mary Astor George Arliss Holiday Helen Vinson Shirley Grey Air Eagles Public Defender Fame Kenneth Thomson Russell Hopton Berton Churchill Donald Dillaway

Charles Eustace Faces Return to New York

Monnie, feeling lonely, reels against Charles Eustace’s distant mood as he hints at returning to work in New York. Dr. Waterman confirms Charles, an architect, is fit and restless, while Monnie senses a shift as she imagines Kay with him. The next day the doctor shelves Charles to give them time apart.

Charles Monnie New York Charles Eustace Dr. Waterman Charles’ Ring Charlies Eustace

Communist March to Start From Athens

A Communist-supported relief march will begin in Athens on June 2 and reach the State Capitol June 25, with affiliated groups forming in Cleveland June 6 Toledo June 18 East Liverpool June 17 Portsmouth June 21 Cincinnati June 19 and other starts. The plan was announced at Communist Party headquarters in Cleveland.

Cleveland U.R Columbus State Capitol Toledo East Liverpool Athens Portsmouth Cincinnati

Honorary Degree Conferred on Beverly Oden Skinner at commencement

Delaware notes Beverly Oden Skinner receives an honorary Doctor of Laws from Ohio Wesleyan University president Dr Edmund D Soper during the 80th annual commencement held Monday.

Delaware Beverly Oden Skinner Edmund D. Soper Ohio Wesleyan University

Heiress to Forgive Lover or Face Jail Time

A New York heiress, Mrs. Vivian H. Young, whose $20,000 jewels were found atop a speakeasy safe, planned today to decide if she would forgive Eugene Bowen for taking the jewels to the speakeasy. Bowen faced possible longer jail time on battery charges after being jailed on the same case.

Reno Nev New York Vivian H. Young Bitters Eugene Bowen Bowen

Graves Decorated for Confederate Prisoners at Johnson's Island

Graves of 206 Confederate prisoners on Johnson's Island were decorated Sunday by the Island Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. The island served as a Civil War prison camp and some graves belong to spies executed there.

Sandusky Johnson's Island United Daughters of the Confederacy

Visit of inspection brings family tensions and new nephew hope

In a busy wedding week the narrator confronts the shift in household roles as daughter Mary plans for Noel, a gentle suitor, while realizing Baby Faith's care will pass to the Braithwaites. Mother Graham’s sharp tone toward Katherine exposes long standing tensions within the Graham family.

Mary Dicky Katherine Braithwaites Noel Graham Katie Mother Graham

Sequel to Heart of a Wife unfolds at Veritzen estate

Adele Garrison introduces a sequel scene as family members plan a visit to a nursery where Katherine defends baby Madge. Harriet Braithwaite stonewalls the notion of needing help while the others hurry upstairs. The excerpt ends with a baby’s wail signaling continues tomorrow.

Philip Veritzen Harriet Braithwaite Katherine Harriet Madge Junior Roderick Richard

Mesh undies lure shoppers with two way cooling

New York shops tout mesh undergarments that resemble fish net and feel nearly weightless. The porous fabric allows breezes to enter and body warmth to escape, offering a scientific two way cooling system in place of crepe de chine teddies and silk jerseys.

New York

Martha Washington quilt pattern makes colonial look

The piece shows a needlework wreath with pink and yellow roses and an outstanding border. The design features appliqued blocks around a slightly smaller ring for a true colonial look suitable for an old four poster bed. Cutting pattern C452, delivery in 7 to 10 days, mail to Aunt Martha at The Athens Messenger Kansas City.

Ifc Martha Athens Messenger Gateway Station Kansas City

Sponge Cakes and Menu Notes from a Summer Table

The article outlines sponge cake virtues for summer, stressing no butter and use of eggs aged and cold. It gives whisking tips, sugar and flour handling, flavor variations, and a detailed orange sponge cake recipe with step by step mixing, baking, and cooling directions. It also lists possible breakfasts lunches and dinners featuring light cakes and fruit dishes.

House Wife's Question Box Jars of vegetables spoil issue

Question about jars of vegetables rapidly decaying after processing. Answer notes underprocessing and homecanner may cause spoilage and outlines possible steps to fix sealing and processing methods.

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