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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1955
Page
4
Fragmentary notice describes delivery options for a daily and Sunday paper with carrier and mail routes and pricing terms. Mentions Athens and delivery services by truck or mall, with implied subscription details and an act reference.
A narrator recounts arranging a two room uptown apartment for Jerry and Selena during their wedding trip, hoping Selena would owe him. Dr. Lister visits, Parsons' progress stalls, and Luella Jamison looms as a suspected link. Selena impresses in discussion and bridge, with a sharp score moment revealing her talent and cool demeanor.
Harvard assistant professor Dr. Benjamin Paul argues social strain from ambitious goals may cause ulcers. He contends women push men to climb to better neighborhoods and status, noting rising ulcers in men while cases in women decline. He suggests wives may contribute by provoking competitiveness.
A columnic essay notes Congress testing conditions aboard the Nautilus with lawmakers aboard into undersea sessions. It critiques State Department denials over Yalta papers leaks and the handling by Secretary Dulles and official press officials, highlighting confusion and accusations about declassification and publication timing.
A columnist mocks the stereotype of married life, describing how a wife’s silence can devastate a husband who boasted of control. An early cautionary tale unfolds with a dismissive voice about infidelity and domestic retaliation.
Dr Crane discusses how parental favoritism can fuel lifelong resentment in children. Maria, twelve, details feeling supplanted by a younger sibling and fear her parents love him more. The piece links such dynamics to neurosis and even imagined death wishes, urging readers to seek the booklet The Death Wish for perspective.
Public Forum piece reflects on the U S Constitution as a living guiding document. It traces the founding moment from the Philadelphia Convention to ratification and praises Washington Madison and Hamilton for uniting the states. The article emphasizes liberty, democratic evolution, and the nation’s enduring commitment to constitutional government.
Decent callers visited the Wilkesville home of Kave Mulholand in Columbus and Mr. Brayton White near Grove City. Louise Woltz hosts an April 3 garden club meeting with Starr Windsor of Marietta presenting slides on entrance planting. Local band boosters held a recent school party for band members. Families including Leon Strauga maugh and Clyde Smith of Shade were mentioned with other visits among Campbell and Gray households.
The text notes personal guidance with focus on birthday year prospects, ambition, and alertness to opportunities. It mentions July September November December as stimulating social periods, romance and travel in June and August, and benign family influence for 1966. A birthday child is labeled artistically inclined and resourceful.
A scan of radio listings shows KE WSAZ and NBC WLW stations in Charleton and Marietta with evening programs. The schedule includes talk segments, news, commentary, and theater pieces, featuring hosts and entertainers such as Sonny Dee and Ted Steele in afternoon slots.
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