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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
9
An article outlines dress designing as a lucrative path for women, detailing the vital traits for a stylist. It follows Tobe, who transformed from a schoolteacher aspirant to a renowned stylist after working with Hickson and Franklin Simon, emphasizing starting in department store sales or as a stenographer to learn taste, color, and fashion trends.
Mr and Mrs Harry Powell of Barberton Ohio welcomed a daughter Janet Jo Ann born June 16 With grandparents Mr and Mrs Caleb Powell Ellen Farms now in Barberton formerly of Sand Run The name honors great grandmother Janet Bryan Farms a cousin of William Jennings Bryan.
Associate professor W. Fenzel of accounting and economic geography sails Tuesday from San Francisco aboard the Chicibu Maru for a around the world journey stopping at San Diego the Grand Canyon Hawaii Shanghai Singapore Sumatra Ceylon Egypt Italy France England Scotland and Wales. Land return to New York October 1 then flight to Columbus to complete the trip.
Mrs Reed J Downs Mrs Carlos Cameron and Mrs Lewis McBride hosted the Guild of the Christian Church at the Parsonage on N Congress Street for a candle-light installation. Miss Gladys Jones presided over a brief business session with the new officers named for the coming year.
James Allen nephew of Mrs. Nancy Allen of 58 State Street Beverly Ohio spends the summer at Moody's Bible School Chicago for ministry preparation. The 17 year old will graduate high school next year and studies include Bible synthesis missions evangelism choir directing and music fundamentals.
The Athenian Temple No. 173 Pythian Sisters will meet Friday night at 7 30. This will be the last meeting during the summer until September. Refreshments will be served.
Forest M. Guthrie announces all manual arts teachers meeting in Athens County moved to tonight at 7 p m. The session will take place in Super Hall as previously planned.
A social crowd from Athens and Portsmouth gathered Wednesday night in Parkersburg West Virginia to hear Ozzie Nelson and his orchestra. Attendees included Misses Mary Jo Twiss Carol Ruston Frances Phillips Martha Green Virginia Coe Jean Rauch and Margaret Porter among women and Charles Copeland Robert Masterton Tom Craig Jack Custer Dick Roby Bill Warrington Ralph Dupler Bob Snyder and Charles Romit among men.
The 8S. O. S. 4-H Club met at Miss Anna Mae Tall's residence on Wednesday afternoon with seventeen of twenty-one members present. New member Wyona Hubler was admitted. The next meeting is set for Misses Betty and Frances Kasler at 73 Shafer Street.
Taylor Ridge reports 27 students attended the Daily Vacation Bible School over three weeks. The program closed Friday night with Church of Christ commencement exercises. Teachers included Miss Nixon and Della Chalfant with students performing scripture readings, songs, and a violin solo.
An informal reception and tea were held by the Women’s Faculty Club to bid farewell to Mrs E B Bryen departing Friday for Columbus to live with her daughter Mrs Florence Bryan Belcher. Attending were club members and wives of Ohio University trustees, with Mrs Irvin Quick presiding and Miss Louise Field at the tea table.
Delegates who attended the Spanish American War Veterans state encampment in Canton Ohio on June 23 and 24 returned to Athens today. Athens camp officers Ralph Dalton and Herbert Sutton led attendees Chauncey Dailey and Mrs Sherlock elected to national roles Walter Patterson named Ohio department commander Emma Thompson appointed department auxiliary president. Next year’s encampment set for Columbus.
The Daughters of Union Veterans met to announce their annual picnic will be held July 4 at Nice Place on the Jerseyville Road. It will be a potluck dinner and members should bring their own service. The next meeting was postponed to July 17 and a state convention report was given by president Miss Caroline McKinstry.
The Stitch and Chatter Club will be entertained at Hill Crest Inn at 2 o'clock Friday by Mrs. E. N. Cullums.
Members of the X. L. Class of Wesleyan Methodist Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Leon Gold on Pomeroy Road Tuesday evening for a candle light service and officer installation for the coming year. Cliff Potts officiated. officers named include Leon Gold teacher Melvin Mitchell president Clifford Potts secretary treasurer Jenny Risley assistant secretary treasurer and Ruth Herbert social hour leader.
At the Athens Country Club a Wednesday luncheon for the indies day drew sixteen golfers and members. A brief business session followed with Mise Louise Fields presiding as outgoing president and Miss Ellen Biddle elected to lead the group this summer.
Guide for girls to promote healthy hair through regular scalp exercise brushing and tonics. Recommends nightly scalp massage with fingertips and brushing technique to protect waves while maintaining clean polished hair. Advises using tonics before massage and careful sectioning to avoid disturbing waves.
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