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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1934
Page
5
A fragmented word puzzle lists numbered clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It references British heroes, measurements, titles, and common terms, suggesting a cross word style grid with answers linked to ages and languages.
An advice column addresses a young wife’s boredom and a husband’s heartbreak. Dorothy Dix suggests the wife may seek broadening experiences and urges the husband to grant trust to preserve the family and children, arguing the marriage gains stability if the wife remains within the home.
In Marburg Jane Terry schemes to win Howard Jackson from Amy Love, while Amy tries to cope with Jane and Howard's entanglement. Howard reveals the truth about the engagement rumor as Jane confronts him in a chapel window. The scene ends with Jane bursting in demanding answers.
Willis Lehman believes his dahlia on North Mulberry Street is Logan's first bloom of the season. He notes the flower opened about 15 days later than Logan’s first bloom last year.
A fashion note explains that in warm weather a woman with a larger figure must wear a slenderizing frock to reveal good lines. Coats and furs offer no help, so the design must do the work.
Pattern 1914 for sizes 36 to 48 features a front panel cape frock suitable for silks or sheer cottons. Pattern and book priced fifteen cents each, or twenty five cents for both, with illustrated instructions and order address in New York City.
Albany guest Nellie Carothers of Marietta and Cincinnati relatives stayed with E. J. Morris Friday. M. E. Church Ladies Aid to meet at the church Wednesday afternoon. C N Jones and family returned from Granville Alexandria and Pataskala visit. Betty Hunley Wellston visiting her aunt Mrs E V Springer. Young Men's Farming Club met to plan a summer trip after attending the World's Fair. Clyde Bowers and Tennessee relatives visited last week.
Cheshire Mr and Mrs Calvin Richman of Middleport were weekend guests of Clarence Coughe nour and Mrs Coughe nour Mr and Mrs William Maciey visited Columbus relatives Dayton Kennedy of Sunbury spent the weekend with Homer Kennedy Mrs Claira Smith is with Mrs Rachel Thomas who is fit Frerette Treat and daughter left Tuesday for Hudson Michigan where her husband works Miss Billie Marie Hawley visiting Frances DeLille in Columbus Mr and Mrs William Anderson spent Sunday at Lake Alma
The planetary configurations on this day may bring sudden changes to plans and new opportunities. A legacy or gift could stabilize fortunes. birthday individuals face a year of important change with new associates and surroundings. A child born today may be serious and adventurous in science or investigation. Notable natal: Lord Kelvin.
A surgeon and companions prepare a rapid motor journey to New York to obtain a life saving drug for Lee Chow. Madge insists on accompanying Madge braithwaite as they arrange a courier from Smithtown station and speed toward the search mission.
The piece stresses regular care of accessories. It notes air drying shoes before storage and washing pressed laces. It emphasizes replacing worn heels and keeping hats brushed aired with linings washed and pressed to stay fresh.
A fashion advice piece stresses neat grooming boosts attractiveness. It urges women to wear clean lingerie and stockings, press dresses, and keep white collars crisp. It warns against worn shoes and urges regular shoe shining for a dainty, polished look.
The Federal Valley 4-H Club in Amesville held a June 2 meeting with 16 members and two guests and planned a July 4 gathering at Edward and Victor Keirns home. Broadwell Stitchers 4-H Club elected Nadine Brawley president after Dorothy Conant resigned. Romettes 4-H Club met June 20 at the schoolhouse with 22 members, one visitor and leader Mrs Roy Hugus. next meet June 27. Fast Hill Livestock Club formed at Mrs Amanda Sheridan’s home with two new members Lee Barlow and Jack Robins on. July 6 meeting set at Mrs VY Lillie’s residence.
At the Athens Country Club Maxine Westfall guides the Betsy Ross 4-H Club as they approve a summer project plan, decide a June 25 picnic at Miss Dorothy Barker’s home, adopt red white and blue as insignia, welcome one new member, and schedule a July 7 meeting at Miss Ann Jacoby’s residence.
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