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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1934

Page

8

D A R Chapter Hosts Final Meeting at Merwin Home

Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. J. T. Merwin’s home. W. R. Phillips and officers announced year plans, and Miss Emma McVay, turning 90, was feted with a reading, cake, flowers, and a lavender sprig from England.

J. T. Merwin Nabby Lee Ames The Daughters of the American Revolution W. R. Phillips Mary Porter O. D. Dailey Charles Fisher A. Lawrence Lax Edith Scott Magna National Congress Washington A. O. Sloane Franklin D. Roosevelt Emma McVay Miss McVay Athens E. B. Acomb C. D. Dailey Ann Hathway England Helen Crawford

Summer Eye Care Tips for Beauty and Health

The article advises extra summer care for eyes due to dust and bright sun. It recommends cleansing twice daily with an eyecup and antiseptic wash, using boracic acid solutions or ready made eye lotions, protecting eyes from sun with hats or sunglasses, and seeking a professional eye exam if headaches or burning occur.

19 Athenians Attend State Club Meeting

The two day state meeting of the Business and Professional Woman's Club in Columbus featured 19 Athens branch members. Luncheon speaker Dusty Miller of Wilmington discussed I Hope, with Eudora Ramsey Richardson addressing the banquet. The Family Breakfast chaired by Hulda Murphy followed, and a noon luncheon featured Henry C. Wolfe. the Civil War widows’ annual dinner was set for 6 PM at Daglow’s Hall with invitations sent to known widows and others invited.

Governor’s Mansion Business and Professional Woman's Club Columbus Athens Association Neil House Dusty’’ Miller Daily News Journal Wilmington New House Eudora Ramsey Richardson Family Hulda Murphy Henry C. Wolfe D. A. V. Annwal Pry Daglows

Westminster Councils Hold Annual Fellowship Retreat

Members of the old and new Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church gathered for their annual retreat at Corner Cottage. The day featured committee reports and a program for the coming year followed by a twilight service, a marshmallow roast and group singing.

Old New Councils of Westminster Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church Corner Cottage

Alumni Dance for Phi Kappa Tau at Athens Country Club

Sixty couples attended the Phi Kappa Tau sports dance at the Athens Country Club Saturday night with Arthur Hood and his orchestra providing music. Homer Dorman and Ruth Cone led the grand march, followed by a list of local alumni and out of town guests attending the event.

Arthur Hood Phi Kappa Tau Athens Country Club Homer Dorman Dormont Ruth Cone Athens James K. Householder Vincent Jukes J. B. Roberts J. E. Algeo John Algeo W. F. Smiley Herman Humphrey Harold Ross Paul Mansfield Herman Haynes Richmondale Edward Hartman Pittsburgh Warren Cassidy Cleveland Lonnie Harrison Wilkesville Arthur Peters Lancaster Paul Allshouse Akron George Batho Baltimore Arthur Miller Columbus John Schneider Regis Lippert Toronto Roberts Dean John R. Johnston A. T. Volwhler Don R. Clippinger Roger Connor

Zeta Tau Alpha Hosts 32 for Sunday Dinner

Zeta Tau Alpha marked a formal supper for 32 at the chapter house on South College Street. Miss Edna Mae Stauffer chaired the toast as Miss Verna Burger and others gave brief speeches. Initiates and alumnae guests included Verna Burger Vera Burger Maurine Burnside Helyn Jones and several more.

Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority South College Street Edna Mae Stauffer Verna Burger Dorothea Mae Davis Dorothea Shannon Dorothy Walker Vera Burger Maurine Burnside Helyn Jones Maxine Sale Dorothy Wigner Winifred Dinsmoor Harriet Waggoner Marion Paden Irene Witham Constance Andrews

Public Invited to Art Exhibit at High School

The Junior Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association invites members and the public to view student projects. The exhibit runs tonight from 7 to 10 o’clock in the high school auditorium and resumes Tuesday morning. Miss Rowena Kesler, student executive for the local Westminster Foundation, will attend the Presbyterian Church general assembly in Cleveland, returning to Athens later. Also tonight Pollyanna Class hosts a 6:30 p.m. picnic at Miss Roberta Chism’s home. The Miriam Class will hold a Wiener roast Tuesday with church members gathering at 5:30 and bringing their own food.

Parent-Teacher Association Cleveland Assembly Rowena Kesler Westminster Foundation Cleveland General Assembly The Presbyterian Church Pollyanna Class of the Christian Church Roberta Chism East Mulberry Street Bertine Siddera Miriam Christian Church

Nabby Lee Ames From East to Amesville Pioneer Heroine

Nabby Lee Ames, daughter of Abigail and Sylvester Ames, helped found Amesville in Athens County after traveling from East Massachusetts in 1798. She and her husband built a log cabin, hosted singing schools, and guided family life amid frontier dangers and scarcity. Her descendants include Bishop Edward Ames and Admiral Louise de Steiguer. a DAR memorial honored her grave in 1933.

Nabby Lee Ames Athens County Abigail Nabby) Lee Johnstone Massachusetts Sylvester Ames Harvard Daniel Johnstone William Ames Valley Forge Ames Township Amesville Hocking River Federal Creek Judge Cutler Ohio Ohio University Judge Ames Edward Ames Methodist Church Rudolph de Steiguer Athens Charlies M. Walker Louise de Steiguer U. S. Navy Ately Ben Ames Wiliams Daughters of the American Revolution

Zodiac Tuesday May 22 Hints of Intrigue and Power

The Stars Say for Tuesday May 22 warns of peculiar and irregular developments with possible trickery and gossip. Those with birthdays face a strange year, while psychic and romantic intrigues may arise. A. Conan Doyle is noted as a notable nativity.

Athens Senior Dana Moffat Delivers Notable Clarinet Recital

Athens senior Dana Moffat presented a four-part clarinet recital at Memorial Auditorium as part of the last senior concert. The Bachelor of Music degree is due in June, making him the university’s first wind instrument major to graduate. Accompanist Bertha Schaber provided supportive, sympathetic piano.

Memorial Auditorium Dana Moffat Athens Moffat Ohio University Curtis W. Janssen Desportes Pierne Bove Bocccalari Langenus Bertha Schaber School of Music

Senior Cast Entertained After Ad mirable Crichton Play

Athens High School students and director A A Nellis were guests at a buffet dinner hosted by O L Wood after the Friday night performance of The Admirable Crichton. Twenty five attendees enjoyed dancing and costumes still showing grease paint as the show drew a full house.

Crichton A. A. Nellis O. L. Wood Athens High School Joe Gill Ann Beasley Lord Loam Don Rowland Mein Lewis Speiser Hon Earnest Woolley Wade Volwiler Lord Brocklehurst Catherine Connett Tweeney Geraldine Landis Fisher Eileen Laird Agatha Lensby Lorna Cooper Catherine Lenaby Jack Meister Treherne Dorothy Duncan Lady Brocklehurst

Visiting relatives and local social notes in Athens

Mrs Merritt Wilson of Elkins West Virginia visits sister Mrs H L Atkinson on North Lancaster Street and stays several weeks in Athens. Evelyn Lowther spends weekend with sister Doris Lowther in Chillicothe and Doris recovers from an appendectomy. Mrs E H Marquardt returns to Bloomington Illinois after visiting her mother Mrs W A Mills and sister Elizabeth Mills. Ethel Hawley Clark returns home to Logan after visiting Mrs Neal Helse on Second Street. Mrs Lockridge of Brownsville Pennsylvania arrives in Athens with her son and daughter to see her ill mother Mrs Anna Cornell. they depart today. Mrs Joseph A Martz of Columbus was in town last weekend visiting the Delta Delta Chapter of Phi Mu. Dr J D Haskins attends Ohio Chiropractors Association directors meeting in Columbus. Mr and Mrs William Pierson and son George of Cincinnati visited Miss Pearl Lemley on North Lancaster Street. Lemley accompanied them back to Cincinnati for the week. Mr and Mrs Steve Brown of Mce Arthur were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Leslie Williams and also with Williams's mother Mrs E Williams of Cincinnati.

Merritt Wilson Elkins W. Va H. L. Atkinson Lancaster Street Ath- Dee William Pierson George Cincinnati Pearl Lemley

Queen Esther Tea Honors Miss Johnson and Miss McKenzie

A spring tea in the First Methodist Church parlors honored Miss Helen Johnson of Pittsburgh and Miss Edna McKenzie of Chillicothe, with Queen Esther Class members hosting and speakers outlining Queen Esther work. Mrs. P. G. Dowler led the tea table and arrangements were supervised by Mrs. F. C. Hartman and Mrs. O. E. Fri.

Helen Johnson Pittsburgh Methodist Church Edna McKenzie Chillicothe First Methodist Church Logan Group Miss Johnson Miss McKenzie P. G. Dowler F. C. Hartman O. E. Fri Carl Ferguson Athens

Columbus Golden Initiation Ceremony Noted

Columbus Golden Women’s Relief Corps held an initiation at Red Men’s Hall for Mrs. Francys Cochran Bailes. Her mother Emma Cochran and grandmother Alex Cochran, Sr. were active members. several former members were recently reinstated. A potluck honored the new member. plans for Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day were finalized.

Lumbus Golden Women's Relief Corps Francys Cochran Bailes Red Men's Hall Emma Cochran Alex Cochran Jessie Cullums Martha Hulbert Minnie Fields Grand Army Republic Christian Church West State Street

Sunday Breakfast Menus and Morning Rituals

A periodical offers breakfast ideas for Sundays focusing on leisurely family meals. It lists Breakfast No 1 with unhulled strawberries and mushroom eggs, Breakfast No 2 with pineapple and dates, and Breakfast No 8 including cantaloupe and liver and bacon, plus a sample dinner plan and a recipe for a cream biscuit dough. It mentions sending ten cents for Sister Marys dessert volume.

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. L. Jones F. W. Bush Harry Stalder May Harris Nelsonville Charles Pride Glouster Metta Glazier J. E. Cline Albany Yourself Alicia Hart Westminster Logan Zeta Tau Alpha U. S Athen Pioneer Women Mrs. C. D. Dailey Mariet Daniel Little Marcia Ames Nabby By Genevieve Kemble A. Conan Doyle Wayne Wingett Morris Avenue Sheltering Arms Hospital Jean Faya E. A. Dartt of Pratts Fork Needle Club Tuesday Needle Club Hebbardsville Evelyn Lowther North High Street Doris Lowther E. H. Marquardt Jessie Mills W. A. Mills Elizabeth Mills Bloomington Ethel Hawley Clark Neal Helse Second Street Lockridge Brownsville Anna Cornell Joseph A. Martz Delta Delta Chapter Phi Mu J. D. Haskins Ohio Chiropractors’ Association Steve Brown MceArthur Leslie Williams Mr. Williams E. Williams Esther Columbus Golden Mary FE DAGUE Sister Mary Special Service Bureau Eighth Ave New York General Electric Southern Ohio Electric Co Athens Ice & Storas ® Co
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