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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1937
Page
6
Dorothy Dix advises the wife to accept her situation and try kindness with the mother in law. She cautions that living under one roof can breed friction and urges the wife to be considerate, avoid petty grievances, and avoid borrowing trouble as complications from his past marriage are inevitable.
Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams were Har riett Major and Lucille Lucas. Dr. T. J Allison improves in health. Ray Troth spent Sunday with Portsmouth friends. Miss Vivian Spurgeon weekend in Athens. Earl Davis ill. John Richards substitutes. Rio College spring vacation starts Friday. classes resume March 29. Mrs. Carrie North at WPA conference in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nance of Columbus welcome a son. Mrs. Nance is Vivian Henson, granddaughter of Mrs. A. J. Clark. Rose Eagle visited Vinton. Vivian Fowler of Cheshire spent weekend here. Bess Geotting visited Gallipolis. Ethel Litteral called home for illness of her mother Mrs. L. T. Cottrell. Mrs. Edith Henson returns to be with her mother. Mrs. Mary Samuels to move into Mrs. Louise Waddell’s property.
A dinner honored Mrs. Ruth Camp on her 41st birthday with many guests including Mrs. Alice Glancy Joe Leybourne the Leybourns and their families. Mrs. Alice Glancy and Pearl plan a trip to Columbus for several weeks. Delbert Peacock visited Nelsonville, and Margaret Carsner Ruth Camp attended Nelsonville events. John and Genny Ayres visited Mrs. Vance Glancy for the weekend.
A complex word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about printing terms and figures. It mentions famous printers like Johannes and asks for terms including grain fat and various pronouns and prepositions.
Alicia Hart notes spring beauty products include an anti wrinkle cream for throat and eye area used nightly for a month to reduce lines. Also highlights a fragrant cream soap with almond and olive oils for dry skin and a new anti perspirant cream that absorbs quickly and prevents sweating when used at night.
English fashion historians say Queen Elizabeth’s purchase of a peach silk velvet nightgown may revive a long-dormant vogue. The high waist Empire style features a belted waist, lace trim at the bodice and hem, and quarter length sleeves.
A dense listing of radio program items and performing acts including Dick Tracy Vocal Trio Jack Armstrong Orphan Annie The Johnsons Alexander Cover Bob Newhall Lowell Thomas Amos and Andy and many orchestras and hosts. The schedule spans multiple shows and hosts with a mix of musical acts dramatic sketches and comedy noted for the era.
The six great haunts of life form the homes of all creatures: the open sea, the shore of the sea, the depths of the sea, the fresh waters, the dry land, and the air.
Mrs Barton presents a dual show at Schine's Athena Theater with a 4 pm and 8:30 pm performance featuring a pre-season fashion display from the Cornell Shop Fuller Shop Kiddie Kabaret dresses Steppe's Beauty Salon hair styling Cavalcade of Fashion covering styles from 1776 to date Bob Bingman on Hammond Organ Jimmy Littler's Orchestra in the pit vocal by Herpel Saunders and six more acts Models drawn from sororities Alpha Gamma Delta Pi Beta Phi Chi Omega Alpha Xi Delta and more plus a note on bird species thriving under game protection laws.
Adele Garrison narrates a group entering a hidden passage at the Polly Perkins Inn. A guiding youth secures their car and luggage, then leads them through lit corridors to a private room. Harry and companions await Miz Perkins while preparing in a dungeon like chamber before continuing tomorrow.
Olive Roberts Barton urges care as March winds bring dust and thaw. Keep babies sheltered in prams, dress with hood and coat, and limit outdoor time. Children should wear overshoes and layers, avoid overexertion, and change wet clothing to prevent cooling and illness.
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