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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
6
Dear Miss DIX offers dating advice and social planning to help men meet attractive, intelligent, domestic women. The piece mixes tips on hosting, summer beverages, and urban loneliness, urging broader social avenues to introduce prospective partners while noting city life limits community ties.
The Landon for President Committee launches its own newspaper The Landon Marches On to bolster support for Kansas governor and nomination. The new publication targets party voters with campaign messaging and updates on the effort.
Arab outbreaks continued in Palestine with multiple bombings and shootings reported across cities. Officials urged calm as security forces deployed to affected areas and civilians faced disruption and danger.
Allen G. Sprankle aged eight former publisher of The Crestline Advocate died at his home in North Robinson Ohio He was a native of Shanesville Tuscarawas County London contains 3000 beauty parlors hairdressers manicurists and MAS establishments
Airy, cool two piece knit with Gibson Girl sleeve blouse and plain skirt. Pattern 1236 covers sizes 16-18 and 88-40 with lace stitches and illustrated directions. Send 10 cents and pattern number to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept., 2 Eighth Ave., New York, NY.
The fifteen inch square is the latest word in handkerchiefs. Larger than the usual 12 to 13 inch squares, these linen kerchiefs feature Appenzell embroidery in white and blue, with tambour applique and multiple patterned stitches. They suit formal afternoon wear and linen or cotton evening outfits.
Adele Garrison portrays Dicky Brixton and Samuel Brixton in a staged journey to New Haven to meet Ronald, while Marion fears Ronald’s crisis and a hidden engagement story unfolds. The plot centers on secrecy, financial danger, and looming consequences at Whitney Hall and Yale Derby Day events.
Review hails The Harvester as a strong Republic adaptation of Gene Stratton Porter’s novel. It stars Alice Brady and Frank Craven with a comedic, heartfelt country romance, lavish production, and striking country backdrops. Director Joseph Santley brings the story to life with vivid performances and expert adaptation by Homer Cray and Gertrude Orr.
Alicia Hart notes in the New York Museum of Natural History exhibit that cosmetics trace back to Cleopatra and earlier eras. From burnt cork mascara to berry lip dyes, women have long used beauty aids, with ancient Rome and Egypt as early examples, while the modern obsession remains constant.
Mrs Margaret Allman Ohio welfare director said she will push legislation in the next General Assembly session to permit the state to pay federal pensions of former war veterans.
Parkersburg is placed under an indefinite rabies quarantine by state Agriculture Commissioner J B McLaughlin. The action aims to curb spread of the disease within the city. Local authorities will enforce controls and monitor suspected cases.
Radio guide lists a dense schedule of shows and performers across humor music drama and news including Wise Crackers Bailey Axton Toy Band Virginians Tom Dick and Harry Farm Home Hour Molly of the Movies Ma Perkins and many orchestras led by Kyser and Cugat with guest stars such as Kate Smith Lily Pons and Rosa Lee. The page notes to be announced items and a parade of programs from morning to late evening with assorted acts and sports updates.
City mothers take children to the Zoo to see domestic animals and exotic birds, sparking curiosity about cranes flamingos macaws and cockatoos. The piece urges observing nests without touching and treating birds with kindness while noting many birds migrate through in early summer and kids learn by direct contact.
Anne Adams offers pattern 4027 with a back or sun back design for a cotton sport dress. Sizes 12 through 42, size 16 uses 278 yards of 36 inch fabric. 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for both pattern and book. Order from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, New York.
The forecast notes a day of enterprise with lunar aspects favoring launching new projects and cooperation with authorities. It advises confidence when approaching employers for promotion, warns against extravagance, and highlights opportunities for a birthday person and a bold child born today.
President Mary E. Woolley conferred an honorary degree on U.S. Circuit Judge Florence E. Allen during Mount Holyoke College's 99th commencement exercises in South Hadley Massachusetts. Judge Allen, from Cleveland, received the degree in a ceremony attended by faculty and students.
An unclear report mentions a Mrs Athens Ohio and a person named Nedda Lacci in a city context. The fragment hints at a young voice from a metropolitan school and a departure or change, possibly involving a student or staff member. Further readable details are unavailable.
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