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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
7
An analysis argues that Hollywood glamour relies less on facial perfection and more on inner radiance. It contrasts magazine idealism with real star power, noting artificial aids may aid appearance but do not guarantee lasting appeal.
Athens friends of Patty Cuyler travel to Lansing for a week and Jean Forsyth plans a summer visit with grandmother in Chetek. Mrs. Foster’s family mourns Isaac Rowles 90, funeral Bremen Tuesday. Pickering heads to Columbus for Grand Army encampment. Anne brings him there. Daughters of Union Veterans join the Columbus convention with several officers attending. Frances Michael recovers from appendicitis at home. Standard Bearers Society meeting postponed to June 25 with Miss Betty Gullum.
The engagement and upcoming wedding of Miss Florine Merritt daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Merritt Columbus and Mr George Williams son of Mr and Mrs Williams is announced. The ceremony will be at the Merritt home 142 Garfield Avenue Columbus on Thursday June 20 the couple’s wedding anniversary. Miss Merritt a music supervisor in Athens County Schools has taught in Troy Rome and Carthage Townships. Mr Williams is a coach at West Junior High School Columbus. Several Athens friends hold invitations to the ceremony. Eight guests attended a stag party Monday at 43 Stimson Avenue Athens.
Mrs. Carl Keirns died at her Hooper Ridge home after a brief illness. The piece also lists numerous local visitors and family scenes from nearby Amesville and Greens Run, noting a fractured arm for Ada Keirns and changes to Children's Day services scheduled for June 23 with a short program in Sunday School.
Frank Gilmer aged 44 a Norfolk and Western railway signal maintainer died when he touched a high tension wire while searching for a short circuit near Portsmouth on Sunday.
A basket dinner was hosted Sunday at the home of Otho and Acashi Porter near Albany. Attendees included W. B. Woodyard and daughter Lois of Chase. O. B. Tubbs and daughters Erva Velma of Athens. Everett White. Charles Robinett and son Earl. Curtis McVay and Paul of Albany. Harry Tope and family. Goldie Caine of Akron. Clint Tope. Annie Tope and daughter Violet of Nisland SD.
Messenger Society Editor Marian Bush invites readers to share vacation plans and stories. Readers are encouraged to call 0244 to announce trips and experiences for stay at home friends. Vacations are a yearly joy and worth reading about.
A Bates Church program for Children’s Day is set Sunday afternoon June 23 at 2 o’clock with recitations dialogues and songs. Rev Ray Huff will give a short message and Sunday School is at 1 p m. baptism at White’s Mill follows for candidates from Huff’s circuit. Prayer meeting moves to 8 p m Thursday until September first. Cells of human lungs would cover 490 square feet when spread out.
Peter Koinange son of Kenya Colony chieftain and Kikuyu leader will rule about 3 million East Africans. He earned his Ohio Wesleyan diploma after coding through Hampton Institute and campus work, plans to visit London MPs before returning home. He aims to learn white ways to better deal with white friends.
Wedding plans of Mr. Ward Conaway formerly a Messenger correspondent at Gallipolis and Miss Myrtle Horlacher a former relief office case worker set June 25 as the date. Conaway is now assistant publisher with his father of The Morrow County News at Cardington.
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Beulah Hendricks and Mr. Richard Jones, both of Pomeroy, who wed on Saturday June 15. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mrs. Frazier at the bride’s home, 1044 Brick Street.
Morning mail shares a Sour Cream Cake recipe from Mrs. Fred Stephenson of Athens Route 2 with eggs, sour cream and spices, plus a Caramel Fudge Icing recipe from Mrs. Ralph Wright using brown and granulated sugars, milk or cream, vanilla and butter.
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Central Avenue Church will meet at the home of Mrs. H. J. Bishop on Central Avenue Thursday at 7 30 P M.
A quick recipe note suggests spreading jam over freshly baked cupcakes and finishing with a light sprinkle of coconut or chopped nuts for added flavor and texture. The tip emphasizes a simple, tasty finish to a basic cupcake.
Adele Garrison continues the tale as Dicky and the narrator discuss safeguarding Noel during Mary’s mountain trip. The couple weighs Hugh Grantland’s role, their past jealousy, and how to brief Mary without revealing truths to avoid triggering panic.
In a tense exchange, characters discuss a court influenced plan to persuade Mary to stay up at the lake. The plan involves Katharine and Lil as conspirators, a coded telegram, and manipulating Mary to guard the children. Noel is drawn into the scheme as the telegram messenger.
The Wilson Rubber Company's Canton plant did not open as United Rubber Workers pickets blocked entrances after a strike vote approved last Tuesday. George B. Roberts of the AFL Industrial Union named the dispute over a member’s discharge as the cause. Thirty thousand mounted birds were donated to Harvard University by John Eliot Taylor.
New York report describes Mrs Archibald Roosevelt and her family voyage with Archie Sr Archie Jr Theodora and roosevelts through the Balkans in an open car camping cooking and learning away from guidebooks Mrs Roosevelt notes family discipline wardrobe simplicity and the children accompanying parents on an educational journey
Mrs Sallie Allison returns to her home in Racine after attending the Great Council of Poca hontag Lodge in Dayton as the representative for White Cove Council No 144 Pomeroy.
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