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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1936
Page
6
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names and places, implying a brief local item. The readable text notes a person and event likely involving a community or meeting, though specifics are indistinct.
A Jacksonville group from four Epworth Leagues met at the M EF Parsonage to organize Rally Day activities on Sunday March 22 at the Jacksonville Church. The program includes registration at 2 pm, league entertainment from Glouster Trimble Millfield and Chauncey, supper at 5 pm, and a 7 pm guest. Future rally dates are set for Glouster April 19 Millfield May 17 Trimble June 14 and Chauncey July 12 with Jacksonville hosting again unless rescheduled. Local notices also report community members health concerns and a 12990 pound whale blocking harbor traffic at Cuxhaven Germany.
Mrs Wade Dean hosted the Ladies Aid at Elm Street with members and guests listed. Numerous visits and homecomings are noted, including travelers from Columbus Athens Broadwell and Zanesville. Health updates, car purchases, and moves are mentioned along with a pneumonia illness and family visits.
A reader laments a fiancé who never spends on outings or gifts, arguing stinginess is ingrained and unlikely to change. The reply warns that a tightwad undermines marriage, leaves the wife to beg for money, and cautions against marrying a man with such habits.
The piece urges women to exercise hands through household tasks to be flexible and elegant. It highlights stenographers gaining strong, agile hands on the job and credits graceful hand management as a step toward a pleasing personality.
Fragmentary radio listing shows programs and performers with multiple names and times, followed by a moral admonition about avoidant partners. The text shifts from entertainment to a dated personal opinion about sponging boyfriends and unhappy wives.
The Wednesday Club met at Mrs. Mary Pear man's home on March 4 with a Ruth Suckow review by Mrs. Orpha Musgrave. E M Jones bought the C V O'Neal property on Wilkes St as area activity includes several guest visits and a bake case planned by Albany Girl Scouts on March 14 at Coe Hardware Store.
A mother and child explore a shop and basement displays where touching is the rule of discovery. The piece argues that children seek to touch objects, while adults impose "do not touch" norms, creating a conflict between exploration and property safety.
Mrs. Lucile Woodyard travels to Versailles Kentucky to visit her parents this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Adair spent last Sunday with H. H. Carbaugh. Miss Lois Woodyard visited with Misses Dorothy and Marie Ackley in Holiday. Several locals attended the Junior Class play at Albany High School Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Skinner went to Columbus due to the illness of Mrs. Skinner. Exquisite perfume in gasoline noted as extraction price drops by chemists.
Residents and visitors abound as families from Hagerstown Huntington Columbus Ironton Zanesville and Vega visit relatives in Rio Grande. Local students teachers and officials are noted with multiple hometowns and weekend trips across Ohio.
Miss Ida Sommer of Silver Ridge and Miss Bernice Betzing spent last week end together. The Swanks of Akron visited Dora Tuttle and her son. Bertha, Thelma, Nola, and Ruth MacPherson from Tuppers Plains stayed with Mrs. Betzing. Families from Alfred and Sumner dropped by C. F. Betzing home. Virgie Mae Swartz had a birthday party with Bobby Tuttle in Alfred. Alvin Myers visited Pomeroy. Mrs. J L Wickham from Texas visited Betzing. Junior Class play drew several locals to Tuppers Plains Wednesday night.
Adele Garrison continues the tale with Katherine’s sharp taunt and Faith’s bond with the narrator. Dicky prods and teases as the couple head to their farmhouse, while the narrator grapples with emotional strain and sympathy for Katherine’s tragedy. Tomorrow, the journey continues.
A lively forecast predicts activity in writings publicity promotion and buying and selling with profits in business and favorable social ties. Health cautions apply for those born today while a brilliant adaptable child is described. Also noted is a second Moscow subway line eleven miles long linking the airport with Red Square.
Jane realizes Dirk’s protection extends to a tragedy as she declares Tino the murderer behind Mannie Jackson and Dutch Lenz. The crowd reacts while Snow shoes questions the claim and accuses Jane of bias amid the tense scene aboard. In Steubenville a relief union secretary is assaulted at relief headquarters.
Article extols iron rich foods to lift energy and improve color during spring. Highlights lean beef, liver, eggs yolks, beans, greens, fruits like apricots and raisins, and notes cooking method preserves iron by minimal water and larger cuts. Mentions meat should not dominate diet.
Freezing weather last winter damaged highways around Reedsville and Joppa Road causing cars to be pulled through mud and transfers between buses near Clyde Bailey home. Residents moved between homes and several locals traveled for family visits and funerals amid the lingering post thaw travel hazards.
The new Fox Picture shows the Evers family facing modern youth problems in a stirring drama. Dad Evers clashes with his children over late hours and parties while learning from neighbors that his kids may deserve more understanding. The film ends with a lively, entertaining finale.
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