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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
6
Pre-School Mothers Club meets at Mrs. Ear L. Funk on Al pany Road with nine members and five guests attending Wednesday night. The discussion focused on the emotional life of children and family dynamics.
Two women report relief from nerves using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Lotte Crow of Toledo Ohio says it calmed nerves, improved color and appetite. Mars Crer ravps of Brooklyn New York notes reduced headaches and fatigue with better sleep and strength.
The group discussed the Child under Mrs. Mary Beal and planned the annual dinner at the Cottage Tea Room in Athens in two weeks. After the meeting they played Bingo and held a potluck supper with guests Mrs. Clyde Norris, Mrs. Virgil Johnson, Mrs. Homer Brown, Mrs. Thomas Young and Mrs. Lenore Jeffers.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met at 96 Morris Avenue with Mrs. George S. Putnam presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Sarah M Williams cited the Sixty Seventh Psalm and prayers followed. A letter from missionary Maud Rose Cook in Manchuria was read along with talks on Cuba and world news. Refreshments were served during social hour.
Fashion note presents a frock with ties front back or side and drop shoulders to modify silhouette. Suggests silk or cotton prints with contrast, claiming a flattering effect and a grand slam impression. Pattern 2567 may be ordered only.
The Degree Staff of Athenian Temple No. 173 Pythian Sisters represented Athens at District No. 11’s Nelsonville convention and were commended for teamwork. Participants included captain Mrs I N McHarg and Mrs Mildred McPherson as the temple’s representative, with other Athens attendees named.
Mrs C E Atkinson hosted a one o clock luncheon at 71 North High Street for Priscilla Needle Club members and four guests. Tables were decorated with garden flowers and 17 members attended with a brief business session to plan July picnic.
Mrs. John C. Henry hosted her bridge club at the Eastwood on Thursday night. Three tables competed with Mrs. J. B. Roberts winning the high score prize and Mrs. Clay Milar taking the second high prize. Mrs. John Hose attended as a guest.
Boy Scout Troops One Three and Four and all Cub scouts over 10 are asked to attend Crystal Pool Saturday morning for the first swimming period of the summer Scouting season. Warren Higgins, who has passed all Scout swimming and junior life saving tests, will direct the summer camp and swimming program.
Jacksonville society briefs recount visits and reunions. Families from Athens Glouster Canton Chauncey Trim ble and Columbus gathered at the Lent home and with the Conaway family for weekend gatherings and Sunday visits across Ohio.
Silas W. Fickel dies Thursday afternoon near Oakdale after a stroke. Civil War veteran served in Co. B 78th Ohio alongside his father. wife died 1928. Survived by two sisters in Columbus, daughter and nephew in California. Funeral at Hearing Funeral Home Zanesville Saturday 2 p.m. Rev. Paul E. Kemper to officiate. Burial Duncan Falls Cemetery.
GLOUSTER notes the final regular council meeting of the month will be held at 7 o'clock in the city building.
GLOUSTER June 16 list of volunteers reporting for city relief work Saturday at seven includes Henry Russell William Ray George Rutter James Rinaldo Dave Rankin Mary Straughter Elden Six David Vernon George VanHorn Ed Tanner Albert Zimmerman W Wyatt Tom Griffith Alfred Wright Joe West Hoyt Williams Roy Whaley Harley Whaley Frank Wolf George Wakefield and Ed Turner.
Anglers from this city crowded cottages along the Muskingum River as the bass season opened. Many traveled Thursday afternoon to reach the river early, while others departed at daybreak to be on the grounds for the event.
Ferndale announces Sunday home-coming and 40th anniversary events. The program begins at 2 p m with opening song and prayer, a history of Ferndale Church read by Dr. J Danford of Gloucester, Maplewood quartet music, Scripture and a Jonas solo, followed by sermon and reminiscences. Bible School at 10 a m, communion, and a basket dinner at noon.
Past Noble Grands' Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Mrs. Maude Davis with president Mrs. Mary Kalt presiding. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Martha Kloh and Mrs. Robert Grimm. consolation to Mrs. Ed Harry and Mrs. William Kalt. Guests included Mrs. Robert Grimm and several others. July meeting set for Mrs. Joseph Watson's home.
Jacksonville June 16 Arrangements are complete for the dedication of the Mohawk Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles new home. The public can tour the first and second floors Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a drill team, band and a parade through town to Jackson. A. W. Miller and H. J. Berroa are among dignitaries attending with state Eagle officers expected.
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