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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1944
Page
6
Ad pages list all notices and listings including political line items and public notices. The fragment notes cash values and charges, with references to Gard and DAP TR 40 million in equipment for side projects.
Lansing Hatfield and Collins Smith delivered a memorable Athens concert at Memorial Auditorium. Hatfield impressed with Schubert and Tschaikowsky works while Smith’s Chopin and Paganini encore drew enthusiastic response from students and families. Albany Baptist Missionary Band news follows in the local section.
An advertisement promotes Pinex cough syrup as a four times larger value home remedy that tastes good to children. It claims rapid relief from coughing by loosening phlegm soothing irritated membranes and clearing air passages with a promise of money back if unsatisfied.
A 1950s style advice piece urges choosing hats to compliment taste and complexion. It links color, size and placement to personal confidence, hair and skin, suggesting coordinated beige, brown or pink accents and a jaunty angle to project self assurance.
A discussion on social etiquette notes that inviting service wives to meals is often avoided due to the extra hosting effort. The piece contrasts expectations for hosting men with the reluctance to host women, citing worries over decor and flowers. Local notices list visitors at The Plains and upcoming meetings of church and sewing groups with names and addresses.
The listing details Tuesday and Wednesday meetings across local clubs. Sessions include the Philathea Class at 95 East State Street with Mrs Mildred Robinson, 7:30 p m. Tuesday Club at the Cottage Tea Room hosted by Mrs Martzolff and Mrs G E McLaughlin. and plannned talks by Dr H T Houf on The Religion of the Jews. Additional gatherings span Hobson Study Circle, Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary, Plains Child Study Club, Marine Army and Navy Wives Club, Mothers Circle, Athenian Temple Pythian Sisters, Faculty Wives Club, PEO, Athens Needle Club, Naomi Bible Class, Union Prayer Band, and Sans Souci with various hostesses and times through Tuesday and Wednesday.
Adele Garrison's tale follows Graham's private wing where Major Hugh Grantland and Lee Chow seek sanctuary at the Long Island farmhouse. The narrator coordinates safeguarding Faith, confers with Jim and Katie, and plans to visit the Ticer farm as tensions mount amid government intelligence connections and domestic urgency.
The Shade Art and Thimble Club met with Mrs. Grace Hines. Members and guests listed attended and shared quilting projects. A five dollar Red Cross donation was approved, and a noon potluck followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ethel Sargent’s home. CLASS SIX TO MEET. Class Six of the Church of God to meet at Mr and Mrs Wayne France home for potluck dinner.
Athens area Girl Scouts celebrate the 32nd anniversary of the movement founded by Juliette Gordon Low. A banquet is planned March 10 at 5 30 p m in the Athens High School Gymnasium with a 7 30 p m program in the auditorium. World friendship and fundraising efforts are highlighted.
The article warns headaches signal illness not a minor nuisance and outlines causes from constipation to nervous strain. It cautions against indiscriminate drug use and recommends nursing measures, hydration, rest, and when needed medical advice for recurring headaches.
A reader asks etiquette questions about hospital visits meals and uniforms. Answers advise delaying visits after a birth, keeping hospital calls brief, serving soup in bouillon cups, and ensuring maid uniforms are clean with the preferred option for the maid to supply uniforms. Also includes a hot cabbage slaw recipe with cab bage prepared cold or hot.
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