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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1930

Page

5

Local visitors spend weekend in Athens and Cleveland

Mr Charles Schaeffler of Christie Testing Laboratories Cleveland made a brief visit Sunday and Sunday with home folks Athens. Mrs Margaret Cullinan of New Lexington widow of Phil Cullinan editor and publisher and Ohio University trustee was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs M J Hearn 45 West Union Street. Mrs J H McClure returned Monday evening from a few days visit at her former home in Cleveland.

Charles Schaeffler Christiie Testing Laboratories Cleveland Athens Margaret Cullinan New Lexington Phil Cullinan The New Lexington Herald Ohio University M. J. Hearn West Union Street J. H. McClure

Make This Model at Home Sleeveless Frock and Bolero

Pattern from The Athens Messenger 1897 practical guide shows Anne Adams design for a sleeveless frock with bolero. It outlines construction notes and sizing hints for home dressmaking.

Adorable sleeveless dress pattern for children with bolero

A vintage pattern advertisement promotes Pattern 1897 for a child’s sleeveless one piece dress with a separate bolero. It notes binding finishes, available sizes 4 6 8 10, yardage needs, simple instructions, and a 15 cent price with optional 10 cents when ordered withPattern. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Ceremons New York City.

Athens West 17Th Street New York City

Sigma Pi Spring Formal at Men's Union Presented

Epsilon chapter hosted a spring formal at the Men's Union with Paul Cornelius Orchestra providing music. Russell Unkrich and Eva Laux led the grand march, silver silhouette lamps bore the fraternity crest, chaperones included the Molers and Beckleys, with former Lipsilon members and Gamma chapter guests from Ohio State in attendance.

Sigma Pi Paul Cornelius Epsilon Chapter Russell Unkrich Eva Laux Sandusky William Moler Karl Beckley Lipsilon Ralph Zahour Ralph Kennard Perry Webb Donald Powell Robert Linton Robert Downing Vernon Broomall William Fenzel R. F. Beckett Gamma Chapter Ohio State James Lepper Nelson Hood Ralph Smith

Athens Favored To Host Federated Women’s Clubs Convention

The South East District of Federated Women’s Clubs unanimously accepted Athens City Federation’s invitation to hold the next convention in Athens. Officers read the acceptance, reports covered markers for six Civil War soldiers and nine World War soldiers, memorial plans, and donations to a kitchen shower. Two club family picnics close the year at the Gard home. Pocahontas Tepee meets Wednesday with practice.

South East Federated Women’s Clubs Athens John Kilpatrick Gard North Hill W. L. Gard Sayre Higley Study Circle

Local notes and visits from Athens area

Mrs Andrew Murphy leaves for Magnetic Springs for two weeks and will visit Columbus on the way home. George Stuart principal of Crooksville High School was an Athens visitor. Eldon Starkey and spouse announce the birth of Garnet Marie on Monday April 28. Gillette family hosted Prof Glen Gillette and Prof Charles Dernburger from Pittsburgh for a weekend. both are Arnold School faculty. Jolly Chums Girls Club members planning to travel to Nelsonville Friday are called to a 7 PM meeting at Miss Helen Barker's home 29 West State Street.

Andrew Murphy Magnetic Springs Murphy Columbus George Stuart Crooksville High School Athens John Gillette Glen Gillette Charles Dernburger Pittsburgh Gillette Bernburger Arnold School Admiral Brown Near Millfield George Mathews Doris Phyllis Charles B. Webb Dennis Jolly Chums Girls’ Club Nelsonville Helen Barker West State Street

Esther Class Hosts Meeting and Resignation Noted

Mrs. Thomas Rosser hosted the Esther Class at 54 West Washington Street with Mrs. Fred Lee Tom presiding. The class teacher Mrs. C O Clark resigned and will move to Chillicothe. no new teacher has been chosen. Reading by Eula Pendergrass and a piano solo by Deloris Henderson highlighted the program.

Thomas Rosser West Washington Street Fred Lee Tom Sam Henderson Jane Cline C. O. Clark Clark Chillicothe Eula Pendergrass Deloris Henderson M. F. Durst Stella Pendergrass Oscar Riggle Flora Drake Bessie Shepard Merle Johnson Walter Baird Guy Smith C. Roy Cline Greben Rypma

A A U W Dinner Planned at Athens Country Club

Members of the A A U W arranging transport to the college dinner on Thursday evening at the Athens Country Club should call the office of Dean Irma E. Voigt.

Athens Country Club Irma E. Voigt

Wakeful Nights From Indigestion Ad

Wakeful nights and restless slumber are blamed on digestive disturbance. A simple remedy suggested is Bisulated Magnesia taken after meals or before bed to calm the stomach, neutralize acid, and promote restful sleep. Available at drug stores in powder or tablet form.

Advy

Parking Time Doubled on Two Athens Streets

Athens City Council doubled the parking period on Court Street and part of West Union Street to two hours by day, with Saturday night parking limited to one hour from 6 to 9 pm. The move aims to curb long parking by crowds while aiding shoppers, with no-limit parking restored on weeknights except Saturday. The council also discussed sidewalk repairs, a storm sewer district complaint board, and protective walls for Shafer property after near-miss crashes, while noting street fund balances and April collections.

Athens Robert 8. Wood Court Street West Union Street Wood Court Union Stewart Street Board of Adjustment

City council actions on wages and sidewalk repairs

Mayer Wood turned in April traffic fine receipts totaling 62 dollars. City Building custodian Harry Dalton seeks 25 dollars monthly, with council approving, and an ordinance to raise pay to follow. Officials review sidewalk needs, offering property owners one month to repair or build new walks, otherwise the city will compel and bill the property. Sidewalk list includes Lambda Chi Alpha House, several South Congress Street parcels, West Union, North Lancaster, University Terrace, and Park Place properties.

Mayer Wood Harry Dalton Dalton John W. Bolin Lambda Chi Alpha Congress Street Charles Bethel West Washington Bolin Harhart Luster Union Depew West Union Worley Baughman C. N. Durst Second Street Persons Realty North Lancaster N. Kk North Congress East Carpenter Street Schaeffler University Terrace

Indian self-government strike intensifies across centers

The passive resistance campaign led by Mahatma Gandhi gains momentum as hartals and strikes unfold in major Indian centers while he rests in Yerada Jail Poona. Sympathy for Gandhi grows evident amid the nationwide action and religiously founded protests.

Bombay U.P Yerada Poona India Mahatma Gandhi

Charges of Patronage Feature Parker Case

Washington May 6 Charges of patronage bribes to influence a senator and the Parker Supreme Court nomination stirred the Senate as a vote neared. A United Press poll showed 45 for Parker 50 against and one doubtful amid shifting positions by several senators. Both sides claimed a majority.

Washington O.R Senate John J. Parker North Carolina Supreme Court United Press Parker

Former K. of P. head Charles Root dies in Newark

Charles F. Root former Grand Chancellor of the Ohio Knights of Pythias dies at his Newark home after a long illness following his leadership in the fraternal order.

K. OF P. Head Newark Charles F. Root The Ohio Knights of Pythias

World Religions Unite To End War Campaign

Dr Chen Huan-Chang of China and Dr Henry A Atkinson of New York join in an international drive to abolish war. Atkinson, general secretary of the World Conference for International Peace Through Religion, organizes a joint campaign across major faiths. A conference next year will map detailed plans.

Chen Huan-Chang National Confucian Association of China Henry A. Atkinson New York City Far Maat Atkinson

Mucol Promoted For Feminine Hygiene And Comfort

Enlightened women use Mucol, a 28 year old doctor recommended treatment for feminine hygiene. Claims ten fold strength without harming lining, prevents trouble and disease, eases periods, stops odor, and offers comfort and cleanliness with in package directions. Available at all druggists.

Road Work Rush in Athens County Intensifies

Weather in Southeastern Ohio spurs accelerated road construction in Athens County led by surveyor J. W. Wilson. Thirty full time crews and sixty part time workers are advancing concrete bridges, grading and resurfacing on routes including Waterloo Trimble Troy Townships and the Airline-Albany corridor. Planned projects include Copeland Road Rome Township and Mush Run Road Canaan Township with Ashcraft overseeing resurfacing contracts.

Athens County Ohio J. W. Wilson Athena Wilson Waterloo Trimble Troy Loe Carthage Waterloo Township Lee Township Albany Rome Township Ora Ashegutt Guysville Mr. Ashcraft Hooper Ridge Wooley Ames Towneship Ashcraft Mush Run Canaan Baker-Brown Frost

Milk of Magnesia touted as stomach acid remedy

An old advertisement touts Philips Milk of Magnesia as an instant neutralizer of excess stomach acid. It claims the product has been standard since its invention and emphasizes its safety, effectiveness, and 60 year physician approval. The ad notes a 50 cent price and urges readers to buy authentic Philips.

U. S Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company Charles H. Phillips

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Athens Messenger Ly Anne Adams City Federation H. L. Atkinson Federation J. W. Hudson R. L. Morton Emmett Rowles D. C. Snow Pallas Club Amy Weiher W. A. Matheny Matheny Pocahontas Tepee of Rippling Water Council No. 131 Red Men's Hall Esther McCreery Ohio State University Rush Phi Delta Theta Fraternity J. T. Norton Mary George Kent Louise George Kent College Madge George P. G. Hibbard Council A. A. Shafer Mulberry Street South Court Street Rose Alley F. L. Woodworth Chas, C. Millikan Optometrist Millikan’s Jewelry Masonic Building Parker Case Atkins Quality Signs Contractors George Clark Knot Hole Lydia E. Pinkham Ethel Fleetwood Bandin Street New Orleans Louisiana Lydia Pinkham Realistic VOGUE Court St Marietta Marietta Paint and Color CO W. State St Ian Sciatica Bayer Aspirin United State Public Health Service the Cline Ice Cream Company the Cline Ice Cream Co
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