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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1933
Page
7
The column foresees strong initiative and success for those with June 18 birth, noting high energy, diplomacy, and potential deals. It highlights Cyrus H. Curtis as publisher and James J. Walker as a notable nativity, with guidance on caution regarding accidents and private matters.
A group led by Avis Arlen plots to trap Noel and Hank by outmaneuvering rival suitors. Carolyn volunteers to guide Hank’s interest while teasing Avis with bold ruses, as Mrs. Graham weighs how much to reveal. The tense schemes hint at tangled romance and loyalty within the circle.
In a tense scene Bentwell drives Vance and Lida to a club to escape her lash of words. Lida feigns weariness and longing for companionship while Vance declares a consuming desire for all of her time and affection. He hints at forthcoming news as suspense builds.
The article urges women to inspect elbows as neglected parts of grooming and offers a routine: scrub with a hand brush and salt, rinse with lemon juice, apply cream, and massage daily. It emphasizes consistent care to keep elbows soft, evenly toned, and unnoticeable in warm weather attire.
Twenty five locals attended baptism services at Reedsville last Sunday. Local baptisms included Mrs. Martha Coen Mrs. Velma Barnhill James Smith Laura Butts Lee Stover Nellie Stover. A F Louther hosted guests Mrs Earnest Louther and family while Reverend Louther leaves for Nebraska. Zion Cemetery cleaned by 18 Garden residents. Heat killed two horses owned by C E Butts and Frank Sargeant. Joe Smith helped prepare C E Butts farm for corn planting.
Albany R D No 1 Gladys Collins and Cecil Evarly of Athens spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs G W Collins. Mr and Mrs Silas Nichols of The Plains visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Sam Scott. Mrs Chico Dixon of Wales Mill helps Mrs Elsie Peacock while her husband is in Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Miss Hazel Hawk of Athens spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Austin Hawk. Robert and Wilbur Bolton of Piqua are visiting G W Collins.
H N Burgett, Automobile Club secretary, notes unusually heavy tourist travel on Route 50 through Athens. Many foreign cars from the Northwest, plus Kansas, Wisconsin, Montana and Washington plates, have been seen. Eastbound traffic expected later, with Chicago as a destination. Chicago’s cold weather shifts interest to July or August. Montrose Pass in Colorado remains the only northbound Rockies route open due to snow and ice storms.
In Xenia Ohio Judge Gowdy denied a new trial for McClain Catterlin 57 Brazil Indiana convicted under Ohio securities law for selling stock in an ancient estates scheme. He commended a juror whose accurate and comprehensive notes aided the proceedings and praised her diligence.
In Columbus on June 17 the Senate confirmed 12 of Governor White's appointments, including five members to the State Banking Advisory Board.
Cincinnati reports a plan to manufacture cabin chutes at a Norwood plant as a potential advancement for cabin landings in airplanes. The note indicates a local industrial development tied to aviation safety and efficiency.
Readers learn white vegetables like potatoes and onions darken mainly when overcooked. Minute yellow pigments present in many whites turn colorless in acid, yellow in alkali, and brown or green with iron. Long cooking or iron contact causes browning. vinegar or lemon juice may redden pigments. Cook until just tender for best texture and flavor.
A Franklin County strike of about 2500 relief workers seeks higher pay to cover food costs. General H M Bush, county relief chairman, urged workers to return pending wage adjustments. He said families of four in some townships starve on $2 weekly as wages vary from 12 to 25 and 40 cents an hour.
American delegation members at the Economic Conference sought new lodgings in London as Hotel Claridge staff overwhelmed them. The Claridge touted its aristocratic service, with lackeys in knee breeches, white stockings, and slippers, prompting one delegate to request an apartment "with non-royal flunkies."
One hundred forty two checks, totaling 13,906.34 from RFC funds, paid direct and work relief bills for the last half of May. Most checks went to merchants for groceries. Checks are available at the auditor's office for merchants to obtain.
The Burke Bill passed by the Ohio Legislature creates a milk commission to license dealers and producer distributors in Athens County. It aims to control prices and market plans via local cooperatives, with a four member panel and staff. Fees range from 1 to 50 dollars, license requirements include 60 days of milk coverage, and 45 day payment terms. Local cooperatives must form to utilize the commission, which has yet to organize locally.
Canaan Grange will present a three act comedy The Dutch Detective at Rome High School Auditorium Wednesday night June 21 at 8 o'clock. Cast includes Ray Stariin Donald Dorr Howard Starslin Raymond Rose Elva Hill Elwyn Dorr Jane Smallwood Ivora Mangfield Lutie Wright Phyllis Channell.
The Anne Adams pattern 2358 offers an all occasion frock suitable for any hour of the day in silk or cotton prints with two ribbon shades. Sizes 14 through 42 are available. size 16 requires fabric and ribbon amounts. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and pattern ordering for 15 cents, with catalog and pattern together for 25 cents from The Athene Messenger Pattern Department New York.
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