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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues that conventions support civilization by restraining passions. she criticizes youth for chasing unconventional lifestyles, cautions that unconventional friends disrupt privacy and礼 manners, and praises conventional behavior as pleasant, dependable, and respectful.
In Athens shops the latest hosiery colors include Burnt Nude Misty Sunny Durbar and toasted tones Burnt Straw Dry Toast highlighting a trend toward warm neutral hues for fall wardrobes.
The article guides readers to determine their ideal nightly sleep by a week of regular hours, a second week with an extra hour, and ongoing tests. It advises recording daily feelings and adjusting sleep to feel energetic and cheerful, warning against excessive late nights.
Walter Worhack aged 46 drowned in six inches of water after slipping into a shallow ditch near Adena. He was knocked unconscious but no further details were given. A separate note claims drug smuggling in England is aided by carrier pigeon methods.
WLW CBS presents Buddy Clark dramatic sketch Jack Armstrong and Buck Rogers with Bobby Benson Blue Flames Renfrew Myrt and Marge Lazy Dan and Redhorse Tavern Varieties D. A. V. Singing Lady Orphan Annie Comedy Skit Jimmy Mattern and more. Hollywood Hotel Himber Orch and other orchestras round out the lineup.
A step by step method for serving eggs in ramikins. Place toast rounds in ramikins, top with sauted mushrooms and cream, add a poached egg, cover with a thin cheese sauce, sprinkle with cheese, and bake at 375 degrees F until browned. Can substitute a large shallow dish for ramikins.
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a playful afternoon with a child who improvises tales about ice cream beer, a chipped roof, and a circus elephant. The exchange reveals how children invent stories and test truth, while adults accept imagination as growth.
Dress pattern for teen ages with full sleeves and buttoned yoke. Options include plain or print crepe silk, calico, challis, or pastel linen. Size 12 requires 278 yards of 39 inch material. pattern and book prices listed. order to Athens Messenger Pattern Department, 160 Fifth Ave New York.
Cute two piece sewn cuddle toys named Happy FEaster! feature two Easter bunnies and a chick with embroidered clothes. Pattern 1174 includes transfer designs and material guidance. send 10 cents in stamps or coin to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. New York, NY for details.
Mrs. Ticer recalls overheard threats from men camping near a shack on a deserted farm. The narrator reveals their plan to feign the father’s illness while a twin arrives to impersonate him, aiming to mislead the conspirators. The reader hints at ongoing danger and a promised continuation tomorrow.
General outlook for Saturday March 28 warns of an adverse day with dangers and doubts as planets are afflicting. Cautions include safeguarding finances and avoiding gambling or risky papers while noting potential sad news about an elderly person and a child born that day needing firm training.
Honard L. Goodwin of Athens Chico is appointed Administrator of the Estate of Frank P. Phillips, deceased, late of Athens County. Dated March 12, 1936. Judge 8 M Johnson, Probate Judge of Athens County.
The article describes Spring men’s fashion in Athens with colorful suits and topcoats in stripes checks plaids and overplaids. It notes double breasted sport coats long roll lapels bi swing backs gussets and raglan shoulders with various vent and pocket styles offered in Court Street stores.
Sharpsburg brief notes Rev Can Bell filled his regular Mt Hermon appointment on Sunday. Mrs Ella Caldwell of Mt Hermon was admitted to Memorial Hospital for heart trouble. Mrs Maria Moody a Bartlett physician widow died at her daughter's home with burial in Bartlett.
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