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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
5
Advice on footwear for camp includes low heeled oxfords for daily wear, boots for early hikes and rain, sandals with beach pajamas, tennis shoes for younger girls, and cork soled bathing shoes. Hosiery suggestions mention lisle or wool hose to match knickers, skirts, and shorts.
Washington June 28. Government statistics report sweeping gains in domestic business and a marked improvement in foreign trade. Despite exchange restrictions trade recovers rapidly from early lows and foreign markets brighten as American firms buy more abroad, boosting U S exports.
Portsmouth, June 28. Mrs. Ethel Pusateri, 35, indicted on second degree murder and shooting with intent to kill after she killed a woman she found with her husband and wounded the man. The husband, Walter Kasmarek, 24, was fined 10 dollars and jailed 30 days following an incident with Miss Josephine Hollis of Lake Forest Country Club.
Palo Alto June 20 Former President Herbert Hoover's home precinct backed repeal 67 to 1 and Stanford Campus Area ran 126 to 2 in favor of repeal. Hoover did not comment on California's vote while hosting Supreme Court Justice Harlan Fiske Stone at his Stanford home on San Juan Hill.
A Cincinnati visit on June 20 led to a fatal shooting in Akron. Caddy found husband August Pusateri with 30 year old Irmatrude McCoy in the home. McCoy was killed and Pusateri wounded in the chest.
An article advises that clammy hands stem from bad health such as poor circulation digestive issues or nervous exhaustion. It suggests medical care, rest, outdoor time, diet and exercise under a doctor's supervision, plus practical tips to reduce moisture and boost confidence in social settings.
CHAUNCEY June 29 Six mines in this district are operating today No 9 No 255 No 119 No 219 Black Diamond and Lick Run Five worked Monday 11 Tuesday and five Wednesday. Tot falls through window Chauncey June 2 Jo Ann three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stace is recovering from serious injuries when she fell through a window at the family home in Sugar Creek. Her back was lacerated by the broken glass and five stitches were required to close the wound. Mrs H F Kittle and daughter Ruth Anna of Glouster were in Chauncey this week guests of the farmers sister Mrs T R Hamilton. Mrs John Shafer The Plains spent Tuesday here with her daughter Mrs Guy Brookins.
Mrs Ella Tedrick of Chauncey returned from Anderson Indiana where she attended the Church of God annual camp meeting. She was accompanied by Miss Mildred Ryan of Chauncey.
The Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Church of Christ will meet at the home of Mrs Clarence Sanders in Millfield on Friday night July 7.
Chauncey June 2 Christian Woman's Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ met at Mrs Charles Bradfield Sr Converse Street. Mrs John Shafer led the meeting with Mrs Sam Tippett in charge of the lesson. Devotions were led by Mrs G H Nye and Mrs Peter Rankin. A contest awarded to Mrs T R Hamilton and Mrs Bradfield. Refreshment course served. Next meeting at Mrs Ferguson's home. Visitors noted from Bailey Run and various local districts.
June 2 meeting at Sugar Creek school grounds with president William Hunter in charge. Local unemployed group gathered Tuesday night to discuss relief and aims.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Townsend and family entertained with a chicken dinner Sunday at their Beebe home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wooley and children from Hooper's Ridge, Mr. C. W. Townsend, Mrs. Effie Wooley, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bowles and children Anita, Eldon and Ladonna of Athens. The dinner honored Mr. Townsend who leaves Monday for Brampton, Ontario, Canada to be employed.
An advertisement touts a modern medicine for menstrual pain claiming it treats the underlying conditions and reduces suffering over time. Persistent use promised to bring permanent relief with monthly benefits. Sold at drug stores with a small size priced at 59 cents for relief and prevention of periodic pains.
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