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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
7
New York, June 24. Amos Parrish notes color in costume is highly contagious for style. He advises harmonious pairings with white and beige, brown with yellow or blue, and contrasts for bold impact, detailing outfit accents and combinations for brown, navy, and white ensembles.
June 24 report from Bottom highlights two marriages at Pomeroy on June 17. Bis ani Slot and Frank N. Dasan of Peter Dorst wed and left for Niagara Falls. Leota Smith and Charles Massar Jr. also married at Pomeroy.
Shade S J Smith hosted aday guests including Cleo Cowan Violet Collis Gladys Smith and Bre Peart Smith and Mr and Mrs Fred Smith with son Junior Addison Creamer welcomed Genevera Manafield and Annie of Athens Luella Weaver of Austin Col Blanch Simmons and Wilcox family from Oskaloosa also Abbott formerly Mrs Wilcox A group visited Sarah Goldsberry Monday Pearl Smith visited Flanders Friday to Sunday Vienna Kelley stayed near Holliday with Becky Morris Orion Colmer and Glen Smith visited Walter Smith Sunday Attendees joined peachall game at Cherry Ridge Sunday PT A to meet Friday night at the Auditorium Boys 4 H Club ice cream social on the school promos Pearl Williams and Floye Withlima guests Thursday and Friday
Sunday evening services at the Presbyterian Church drew good attendance for New England Children’s Day. Miss Frances Van Dyke visited relatives near Amesville. Peter Steinmetz and Hugh Stephenson were in Athens Saturday. Mrs Earl Poston’s daughter Mrs Canasanville, Mrs irsbert Davis, is spending a few days with relatives. Lorene Van Dyke spent Bun-
Broadwell A girls 4 H Club organized at Mrs. Freda Nice home adopting the name Broadwell Stitchers. Officers elected include President Dorothy Conant Vice President Maxine Nice Secretary Treasurer Ethel Young News Reporter Enid Ogg and Cheerleader Pauline White. Other members are Lota Nice Ida May White and Dorothy Young. Summer clothing project chosen and plans for an active season ahead.
Bethany Francia Hospital in Columbia continues care after a leg amputation due to infection. Relatives and friends visit frequently. Rural improvements include gravel roads on Bethany Ridge and Green Valley Road. Neighbors and extended families visit Maple Hill Farm and Stewart residences as residents host relatives from nearby cities.
Amesville notes report the Dunbar family reunion at Amesville on a Sunday gathering of five sisters and one brother from the Joseph Dunbar line. Attendees include Frta Carpenter Vern on Frank Dunbar Madi of Los Angeles Dr. Orr of Los Angeles and others from Parkersburg Athens and Marion with multiple Carpenters and extended relatives.
Marjone and Betty Morris of Athens Ohio return from a visit to Kenova and Wayne West Virginia where they stayed with Mrs James Wilaga and Mrs Wilson and family. Earl Morris and Ruth Morris of Stockport Ohio also visited the Morris home on Monday.
A string of Sunday and Monday visits links residents of Guysville Stewart and surrounding towns. Rev. Dudley Law and families in Swifts and Linton Mattox hosted guests from Plattsburg Columbus and Nelsonville. Extended stays include Kathryn Fuller Ester Painter and Flossie Weatherby with planned meetings and refreshments.
A medical article describes tetany a disease from infection linked to ductless glands notably the parathyroids near the thyroid. It outlines symptoms mainly in hands and feet muscle spasms tremors facial grimace and bent limbs with prompt recovery when treated with baths sponging and care by a physician.
A reader describes persistent health questions about digestion, diet diligence, and appetite. Advice mentions avoiding bad foods, regular exercise, and keeping a clear system. Readers are urged to send self addressed stamped envelopes to repeat questions and seek guidance.
Columbus reports show market uncertainty for feeder cattle as Obie Farm Bureau researchers warn that cattle supply and demand are scrambled by weather and Western shortages. Weighed by lighter weights and slaughtered feeders, prices may rise this fall with improved beef demand and ongoing heavy cattle movement. North eastern Farm Bureau co op groups including Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and West Virginia are active.
The anonymous narrator depicts complex romantic intrigue centered on Mary and Phil Vertian as Avia Arlen schemes to isolate Mary and gain leverage. Loyalties, veiled accusations, and inner monologue reveal tensions among Mary Noel, Arlen, Bertus, and Hank Trowan. Continued tomorrow.
A rambling reminiscence tells of a feared husband known as the Man of Wrath who vanished from a Montana canyon home. His old neighbors, including two young daughters and their mother, recall storms, a water sprite, and the man’s violent temper as his life splits across cities and new marriages.
Hooper Ridge preacher spoke at the church Sunday morning and evening. Mr and Mrs C A White hosted guests at their home on June 1% including Mr and Mrs G F E Moore and son Taiph of Ameavilis. Additional visitors were Mr and Mrs Firnes Dehman with two children, Mr and Mrs Harry Keefer, Mrs Glides Sayers visiting Phara das with her parents, and Linacat and Jack Linawer visiting A M Vingentt.
Mr and Mrs Soha Giffin were in Athena on business last week as stated in local notices.
The text traces Giffing moving from Athens to near Greendale with John, Fab Giffin, to Cosnville for work. It mentions Mrs Laura Buttermore and John Altman from Nelsonville visiting Mra Puttermore and Mra John Giffin at Corn villa Pridas.
The column predicts favorable lunar and mutual configurations for June 25 with chances of favors, honors, and promotions for those in employment. Personal popularity may rise, and new projects should flourish under energetic initiative aided by planetary influences.
Officials report Colonel Tirken pemalaa mm improved after an April procedure at a Roan health facility. No further details on recovery timeline or involved organizations were released.
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