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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1932
Page
6
Oak Hill soprano Kathryne Kern presented a junior recital at Music Hall in Ohio University. The program showcased Handel, Schubert, Mozart coloratura, Anglo-Saxon and French folk songs, a Negro spiritual, Puccini aria, Sibella atmosphere, and four American songs, reflecting versatility and expressive depth.
Westminster Fellowship seniors hosted an informal outdoor party and worship on the lawn of Dr. and Mrs. A B Sias with about twenty five students. Florence Smith and Nelle Shannon led a service themed So depart that daily thou mayst better serve thy fellowmen thy country and thy God. Honor recipients included Charles Colombo Helen McLaughlin Hugh Davis Eleanor Fisher Leavitt Gard Carolyn Hyde Eleanor Stafford Ora Taylor and Margaret Zur Linden.
Graduating seniors from Ohio University in Delta Sigma Pi were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by Mrs. L. W. Russell and Mrs. D. L. Davis at 60 Mill Street. Attendees included Al lan Bundy Herbert Davis Willard Russell Joseph Milner Richard Blauser Raymond Ness Maurice Patry and Delbert Hayes.
The Messenger presents a new serial story Leap Year Bride beginning May 25. A 19 year old girl and a newspaperman fall in love after a visit to an underworld den where she is shot in the arm. Parents oppose the romance. They marry, quarrel, separate, and seek reconciliation as the tale unfolds with gripping details.
A blue and white striped belt outfit from Maison Heim Paris showcases a warm season sports fashion in a chic town style. The description highlights blue and white belt styling as a key feature.
Mr. Fred Chevelier learns of the death of the infant twin daughters of his nephew and wife Mr. and Mrs Clarence Beverage in Cincinnati and funeral services held this afternoon. A Tuesday Needle Club meeting with Mrs Arthur Hickman at 8 Sunnyside Drive is announced. Mr. and Mrs EB Person of Montrose Avenue hosted Sun day guests Mr. and Mrs R Seat and son Gilbert of Zanesville. The Past Noble Grand Club meeting was postponed. Mr. and Mrs George McCollins of Richland Avenue hosted over the weekend Mr. and Mrs Roy McCollins Huntington and Mrs Robert Ruth and daughter Roberta of Shade.
In Columbus on May 23 officials report the late primary tally incomplete with major counties still counting. David Linton Ingalls, Republican candidate for governor, leads with a 19,874 vote majority over Secretary Brown, who trails Cooper by 133,838 votes.
Readers can order pattern 2316 for sizes 36 to 48 with step by step diagrams. It features a silhouette flattering blue and white sheer crepe frock, suitable for lawn voile georgette chiffon or swiss, with optional belt and sizing notes. Catalog and pattern deal offered through The Athens Messenger pattern department in New York City.
A historic note recalls King Edward IV enforcing wool quality laws with penalties for violations. The piece shifts to 1930s fashion, praising white garments and summer styles, and promotes a pamphlet from The Athens Messenger with design ideas by Vionnet and Paris modiste trends.
Chauncey residents plan a Memorial Day program May 30 at 9 30 a m at the Church of Christ, followed by a parade to the cemetery to decorate graves of veterans from five wars. The event will feature musical numbers, a children’s chorus, and readings of veterans’ names by local figures, with Mayor Hines as marshal and Rev. Gus Graham chairing the church committee.
The Plains High School sewing class under Mrs. T. M. Wolfe held an indoor picnic Friday at Mrs. Wolfe’s Athens home. Attendees included Mrs. Floyd Linscott, Mrs. Ray Michael, Mrs. Grant Michael, Mrs. Ralph Porter, Mrs. John Loper, Mrs. Guy Yates, Mrs. Kenneth Barrows, Mrs. Denzil Robinson, Mrs. Stewart Bell, Mrs. Emory Hammond, Mrs. William Lyons, Mrs. Mildred Guseman, Mrs. Harry Wallace, Mrs. Asa Cochran, Mrs. Bernice Thompson, Mrs. Wolfe and two visitors.
Martha Bible Class of Millfield Church of Christ hosts a dinner Wednesday night at Mrs. Bart Pettit's home. The event celebrates the Faithful Circle Class of Young Women and marks the culmination of a prior effort.
Chauncey May 23 junior section of the Temperance Legion plans a playlet and program at Chauncey Church of Christ Thursday at 2 pm. W. C. T. U. members and interested persons are invited. The Legion will elect officers. Mrs. Ralph Brown leads the Juniors with a large enrollment.
Chauncey May 23 Revival services began Sunday night at Sugar Creek Union Church with services nightly at 7 30 o clock. Baptismal services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 8 30 o'clock and the public is invited.
Flour distribution for Dover Township will occur Wednesday at Chauncey Beaumont Millfield and Sugar Creek from 1 to 4 PM. The committee requires all recipients to observe the standard hours.
Mr and Mrs Charles Kennard of Chauncey hosted a Saturday afternoon party from 2 to 4 o clock for their son Charles Frederick Kennard s first birthday. Great grandmother Mrs Charles Edington of Nelsonville brought the cake and guests included Mrs Charles Edington Mrs E E Rosser Mrs Durward North Becky Ann Rosser Nancy Kreig Bob North Fred Edington Merritt Martin Miss Stella Carter and the Kennards family’s party from Chauncey.
A large gathering of friends celebrated the birthday of Charles North at Peach Ridge. Music and games followed by refreshments. attendees included Henry and Mrs. North, Charles Hunter, Ethel Barnhart, Fay and Ebon Hunter, James Hunter, and many others from Peach Ridge and nearby towns. The guest list featured a wide circle of family friends and neighbors.
Dr and Mrs Clarence Nile Sanders announce a son born at their Millfield home on Sunday May 22 weighing 8 pounds and named Robert Nile. Grandparents are Clarence E Sanders and Mrs Lucille Bradfield. Mrs Homer Clyde Exline announces a daughter born Friday at their Greens Run home weighing 8 pounds.
Ernest Mc Knabb reports an 8 pound turtle found in the creek near Luckoist store Chauncey. The McKnabb family enjoyed turtle soup Saturday in the town.
Martha Bible Class of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. F. E. Boudinot home with P. D. Hill presiding. Debates included devotion by Mrs. Daniel Fulton and program by H. O. McDaniel. They planned a banquet at Bart Petitt home to honor Faithful Circle winners in a May 1 attendance contest.
The meeting with Mrs. L. L. Howard was postponed due to her illness. Government flour distribution will occur Wednesday from 1 to 4 PM under F. E. Boudinot’s supervision. A Roy Howard car overturned on the Whites Mill to Athens road. no serious injuries to Mr. Howard. Dover Township crews work on cemeteries Augstine Hilltop True Utah Rush Nye. Justice of the Peace John Kasler recovers at home after Columbus hospital surgery. Reports note visitors and residents from Columbus and Athens visiting or hosting in Dover Township.
An ad for Fasteeth powder claims it prevents rocking slipping or dropping teeth with no pasty taste. It guarantees perfect confidence all day. Sold at Quicks Cut Rate or by druggists.
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