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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
5
The Renick Flying Circus will perform Saturday at Rowland Field east of the city. It offers rides for a fee piloted by licensed pilots. A balloon bursting stunt and other tricks are planned with a portion of tickets to be used for a part tea. A Waco team will join the event and participate in the stunts.
An elderly Chillicothe resident, a World War II veteran named Potter, died Saturday and was brought to the local home Monday for services held Tuesday. The obituary notes his widow and two children, a sister and a brother, plus extended family in the area. A large Memorial Day gathering included relatives from Cincinnati, Columbus, Parkersburg, Dayton, and nearby towns.
This column offers salad prep tips and decorative serving ideas with fresh vegetables and fruit. It also addresses safe handling of opened canned foods and common cake-baking causes with temperature guidelines for different cake types.
A guide to personal upkeep and lifestyle planning for a stylish summer. Emphasizes realistic time management, streamlined routines, and a disciplined schedule to achieve a composed, attractive presence. Suggests better sleep, minimized social obligations, and well chosen wardrobe and beauty products.
Logan residents will gather at the courthouse auditorium at 7 o'clock next Monday night to discuss local problems. William Truax of Ashtabula is expected to address the gathering and discuss probable solutions.
The C of C discussed a plan to aid Ohio University students harmed by unethical business practices. Attendees cited cases of theft, misrepresented licenses, and a deceitful used car deal. They planned to adopt a protection plan at a future meeting.
The June issue of the George Washington Highway News edited by H N Burgett in Athens appears Wednesday as official publication of the George Washington Highway Association. It features an interview with O W Merrell State Highway Director of Ohio detailing new ideas for constructing non skid brick roads.
Mr and Mrs A H Manss announce the appointment of Robert Immell of Chillicothe as Federal land commissioner. Immell has long managed the Manss 1500 acre farm near Chillicothe.
The article outlines a cautious horoscope noting a mixed state of affairs due to planetary configurations. It warns of potential benefits from corporate contacts and mergers but cautions against fraud and misrepresentation. It predicts a challenging year for birthdays and suggests diplomatic, prudent behavior for success.
The ad promotes Peterson's Ointment for stubborn sores and ulcers claiming quick drying of secretions, pain relief, and long lasting soothing action. It asserts old sores and eczema are banished, with a 35 cent box, plus Peterson's Medicated Soap at 10 cents.
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