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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1934

Page

6

Consumer Problems Discussed in AAUW Panel

The Ath ens Branch of the American Association of University Women held a panel on the consumer problem at the Wolfe home Utah Place with 55 attendees including business and professional people. Speakers Dr Edith Beecher Dr E Hellebrandt and others discussed new society theories and consumer buying guidance with topics on production effects and the Consumers League. The next meeting in two weeks at Alpha Xi Delta chapter house will cover Consumers Information on How to Buy.

Athens American Association of University Women Thomas W. Wolfe Utah Place Wolfe Edith Beecher E . Hellebrandt T. W. Craig Velma Phillips E. T. Hellebrandt H. Bing Isaac Ash H. C. Pendry Consumers League Anne C. Keating Beecher Alpha Xi Delta

Ladies of Columbia Celebrate Sixth Anniversary Picnic

About one hundred Athenians and guests from the Catholic Ladies of Columbia picnicked at the Breinig summer cottage in Hockingport to mark the council’s sixth anniversary. A luncheon was served at 1 PM on the lawn followed by swimming and boating on the beach.

Ladies of Columbia Catholic Ladies of Columbia Hockingport Charles Breinig

Weekend Guests Visit Family and Picnic at Keystone Park

Mr and Mrs Arthur Sayre of Cleveland were weekend guests of Mrs E F D Sayre in North Congress Street. Others on the trip included T J Waiburn Celestia Blackwood R G Bobo and Amanda Bobo and Emma Hawk who drove to Keystone Park beyond Wellston for a picnic. Walburn born at Keystone Park had not been there in years. They stopped at Alex Walburn Bolin’s home on the return. Miss May Amorette McCullough and Miss Emma Louise Butcher in nurses training at Camden Clark Memorial Hospital Parkersburg WV vacationed with friends and relatives in Athens and The Plains returning Friday morning.

Arthur Sayre Cleveland Sayre EF. D. Sayre Congress Street T. J. Waiburn Celestia Blackwood R. G. Bobo Amanda Bobo Emma Hawk Keystone Park Wellston Mr. Walburn May Amorette McCullough Emma Louise Butcher Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital Parkersburg W. Va Athens The Plains

Ohio Boys Match Skill With Girls in Cooking

Four Bedford High School students from Ohio Harry Vernon Michael Kornuta Victor Balititia and Herbert Cottril travel to New York to compete with girls as delegates in domestic arts learning to cook wash dishes sweep cereals vegetables meat and salads The notice also mentions a Woman's Benefit Association meeting practice and a brief home news snippet with other items including a household cleaning tip and a couple moving to Brooklyn.

New York Ohio American Home Economics Association Boyse Harry Vernon Michael Kornuta Victor Balititia Herbert Cottril Bedford,o. High School

Lily Pons Betrothed to Caparcona Doctor

Metropolitan opera star Lily Pons will wed Dr. Fritz von der Becke, physician aboard the German liner Caparcona, within the coming year according to staff confirmation. The announcement confirms a romance and upcoming marriage for the renowned soprano.

Lily Pons Metropolitan Opera Fritz von der Becke Caparcona

One More Day Is Cause of Arrest in Brooklyn Ill

In Brooklyn Illinois the former police chief P. H. Hemingway, a Negro, was discharged by the City Council but refused to surrender his badge. Clad in uniform with badge and revolver, he attended the annual school picnic and was later arrested by deputy sheriffs on charges of impersonating an officer.

Brooklyn Ill P. H. Hemingway Hemingway

Game Hen Proves Her Blood Strain

In Dalton Georgia a game hen owned by John Duncan failed to hatch after six months. The hen guarded a clutch of rocks resembling eggs until Christmas, then stopped, letting the rocks lie nearby as she abandoned the nest.

Game Dalton John Duncan

Pleasant Valley Visit Highlights Ohio Education Meet

Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited relatives in the region. Zanesville guests included Gail McWilliams and the Caton and Clouse families. Kenneth C. Ray Athens County schools chief spoke at Cedar Point on funding for state aid education.

Kenneth C. Ray Athens County Cedar Point Ohio Education Association

Local families visit in Barberton and surrounding towns

Broadwell Mr. John Conant and family spent Tuesday to Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Conant. Parkersburg visitors included Malvin Vanway family and Leonard Ogg. Several households hosted relatives and friends from Millfield Amesville Sharpsburg Byesville Columbus and Malta.

John Conant Mary Donald Barberton Jerry Conant Malvin Vanway Parkersburg Leonard Ogg Herman North Rex Roush Byesville Enid Wilson Columbus Ervin Mosier Amesville Harry Brill Amos Priest CCC Malta

Ice Box Strawberry Ice Cream Alternative

A simple no bake dessert method uses half a pint of cream beaten thick with a full cup of fresh strawberry pulp. Chill in ice cube trays for several hours, then serve plain or with whole berries for a refreshing summer treat.

Spanish Scrambled Egg Dish Elevates American Lunches

The article explains how Continental chefs adapt simple American dishes into richer meals. It cites El Chico in New York preparing a Spanish style scramble with butter garlic onion ham chopped shrimp and eggs. The dish is finished with buttered toast olives asparagus and assorted vegetables.

el Chico New York

Visitors Gather at Sickles Home and Nearby Stops

Recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sickles included Arch Knowlton and family Walter Tucker and family Ralph Whitmore and family from Athens Irene Nolan also of Athens George Fenton and family from Chicago Luster Sickles and daughter Lois of New Marshfield Carl Clark and family of Kimbolton guests of Hadley Ely Addie Clark returned home with them after Memorial Day trip Orland Ely rode with Cummins to Springfield and Dayton Ray Pidcock back from Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens with improved condition Elmore Lowery home from Mt. Vernon Sanitorium after 18 months of treatment Isaac Trout and Arthur Ward of Barberton weekend visitors Trout stayed a week Virginia Mace Athens visiting Robinett Ridge E W Freeman Linsey Stout Martha French Mae Stout visited Portsmouth and Chillicothe area

G. C. Sickles Arch Knowlton Walter Tucker Ralph Whitmore Richard Whitmore Irene Nolan Athens George Fenton Chicago Luster Sickles Lois New Marshfield Carl Clark Kimbolton Isaac Trout Arthur Ward Barberton Trout Virginia Mace E. W. Freeman Robinett Ridge Paul Stout Linsey Stout Martha French Mae Portsmouth Chillicothe

First Woman in Valley Settles, Margaret Snowden

Margaret Snowden the first white woman in the Margarets Creek Valley came with her husband Joseph Snowden from Pennsylvania in 1798. She forgoes comfort, carving a new life near Athens on a riverbank later named Margaret’s Creek. She lies buried near Fisher Station, with her granddaughter recalling her kindness and humor. The 1812 Daughters placed a memorial marker by Rebecca Morr Chapter.

Margaret Snowden Margarets Creek Pennsylvania Joseph Snowden Mary Athens Margarets Fisher Station Henry S. Hibbard Matilda John Kelley Rebecca Morr United State Bjtain West Virginia Sun Isaac Snowden Daughters of 1812 Renger

Bucknell alumna earns bachelor of arts at 74

Mrs William Gundy Owens, who sent four children through Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pa, has joined them as a fellow alumna at age 74 after completing the four year course to receive a BA degree. An apple stuffed with cloves hung in a wardrobe is noted as an odor absorber for clothes.

William Gundy Owens Bucknell University Lewisburg

This Blue Eagle's Here To Stay

A short note highlights a Blue Eagle lasting in enduring form with emphasis on its staying power and symbol of resilience. The item hints at continued presence and significance within its context.

Blue Eagle

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A.A.U.W. Group Home Woman's Benefit Association E. J. Sams Sheltering Arms Hospital Bates Robert Covelle Maxine Channell N.Y Covelies Long Beach Illinois Negro Settlement U. S the Security Bank Athens, Ohio Manhasset L. I Lucy Saunders Alda Iglehart Thomas Hitchcock Hitchcock Samuel Auchincloss Pleasant Valley Paul Armstrong Winnie Martin Pearl Wood J. M. Knowlton Gail McWilliams Wilbur Caton Mr. Clouse Zanesville Ed Brooks Howard Brooks W. T. Martin Delta Oscar Weaver Dorothy Brooks Buckeye Lake D. L. Wallace Vinton Meeks Ray G. Wood Broadwell Millfield Dorothy Conant Grace White Sharpsburg Ray Nice Dunbar Ida Nice George Holdcroft Lawrence White Skie Taylor Mineral Joe Young Womanin Valley J. W. Hudson Maecenas Literary Club Buckeye Dry Cleaners Dial Plant Go Grant West Union St Will Coe Don W. T. Edmundson Loga Rose Carmen Samuel Carmen Pittston Rose Metri Era Athens Ice & Storage
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