Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Athens Messenger in Athens, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1934

Page

6

Balcony Dress Rehearsal Delights Juliet Cast

A lively dress rehearsal of Romeo and Juliet unfolds on stage with Delia Dorsey as Juliet and Jake Swanson as Mercutio. Cast and crew test lighting, scenery, and fight scenes as Prof W H Cooper and Vincent Jukes supervise. The production, directed for Memorial Auditorium, promises duel, romance, and humor during commencement weekend.

Juliet Romeo and Juliet Delia Dorsey J. H. Dorsey North Congress Street Vincent Jukes W. H. Cooper Jack Swanson John B. Swanson Mercutio Margaretta Beynon Amsterdam Romeo Wilam Dalton Peter Thor Olson Kimber Boyer Tybalt Cliff Coleman Misa Ruth Alexander Physical Education Department Mary Niederauer Mary Ellen Mollitor Helen Jones Marjorie Spaeder Betty Green Mary Castrilli Phyllis Teller Ruth Sirott Memorial Auditorium

Local Couples Hear Lombardo in Parkersburg Event

About 35 to 40 Athenians including students and young married couples traveled to Parkersburg to hear Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians at the Coliseum. The orchestra drew roughly 1 500 couples, with among attendees Mr and Mrs William Herbert Mr and Mrs Harold Coe Mr and Mrs Thomas B E Byrne and numerous alumni and students. The article also notes a birth announcement by Mr and Mrs Harold Figley and an Eastern Star inspection led by D G Grand Matron Mary Abel.

Parkersburg Guy Lombardo Royal Canadians National Broadcasting System Coliseum Athens William Herbert Harold Coe Thomas BE. Byrne

Try This for Relaxing Eyes

Relaxed placid expressions mark the greatest beauties and modern women should aim for rested look. Sleep enough to stay fresh and avoid lines around eyes. add a twenty minute nap after lunch and a short rest before going out. After bathing, lie on your back with eye pads dipped in soothing lotion to cover closed eyes without sleeping.

Sister of Mrs Fenzel Weds Cincinnati Man

The marriage of Mrs. Hazel Pennybaker Weisenbergh to Mr. John A. Spille is announced by her sister Maud Fenzel. The ceremony occurred Friday May 11 in Cincinnati where the couple will reside. Mrs. Spille, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs M B Pennybaker of Athens, had spent the winter in Miami.

Hazel Pennybaker Weisenbergh John A. Spille Maud Fenzel West Washington Street Cincinnati Spille Miami Fla M. B. Pennybaker Athens

Girl Scouts Plan Overnight Hike at Camp Rotan

Athens Girl Scouts, led by Mrs. Thor Olson and council chair Mrs. R. F. Beckett, will hike Friday May 25 from the Junior High School Scout Room at 4 PM and return about 10 AM Saturday. They aim to have every girl in camp and a camper this summer with proper gear and camping emphasis on healthy outdoor living.

Athens Camp Rotan Thor Olson R. F. Beckett

Miss Elva Hill Feted By Eighteen Friends

Miss Ebba Wahlstrom and Miss Edna Felt hosted a shower for Miss Elva Hill a June bride hopeful at 31 Maplewood Drive Monday night. Eighteen guests attended presenting many pretty gifts. Guests included Mrs H H Townsend Mrs M F McCune Mrs C E Hill Virgil Elkine four daughters L B McCune Mary Elvena Davidson Mrs T E McCune Karl Mrs Lewis Maynard Mrs C A Terrill and Mrs D M Clutter.

Ebba Wahlstrom Edna Felt Elva Hill Maplewood Drive Miss Hill H. H. Townsend M. F. McCune Cc. E. Hill Virgil H. A. Elkine L. B. McCune Mary Elvena Davidson T. BE. McCune Karl Lewis Maynard C. A Terrill D. M. Clutter

Silver Mirror Girls Named By Year Book

Ariana Miller of Parkersburg won first in the Silver Mirror contest at Ohio University judged by Fred Waring and his orchestras. Eleanor Thornberry of Belmont took second, Alice Mae Dodge of Warren third, Alice Le Gucki of Cleveland fourth, Dorothy Gudenhauf of Cleveland sixth, Marianne Marvin of Cleveland fifth. Athena 1934 edition announced results.

Parkersburg Ariana Miller Ohio University Athena O. U Fred Waring Miss Miller Zeta Tau Alpha Eleanor Thornberry Phi Mu Belmont Alice Mae Dodge Chi Omega Warren Alice le Gucki Alpha Delta Pi Cleveland Dorothy Gudenhauf Alpha Gamma Delta Marianne Marvin Alpha Xi Delta Eugene Batten Yeaur Don Abel

Central Grade May Festival Tonight with May Queen

The Central Grade School holds its May Festival at 6 30 this evening on the school playground. Mary Eleanor Fig gins, sixth grade, will reign as May Queen with attendants Betty Jean Kelley Betty Lou Walker Carolyn Barnhart Wanda Oxley Clarice McKibben Helen Moore Ruth Sutton and Ada Burnside. Fourth graders Dorothy James David Strawn and Mary Frances Ross Fauntelle Martin will serve as crown and train bearers. The sixth grade art class prepared program covers and Miss Ruth McConnell directed with classroom teachers assisting. A brief P T A business session will follow.

Central Grade School Central School Mary Eleanor Figgins Betty Jean Kelley Betty Lou Walker Carolyn Barnhart Wanda Oxley Clarice McKibben Helen Moore Ruth Sutton Ada Burnside Dorothy James David Strawn Mary Frances Ross Fauntelle Martin Ruth McConnell Central P. T. A

In Your Garden Rose Propagation Tips From Mrs Starr

Mrs Lula Starr of 30 Race Street shares rose slipping methods to grow red roses. She recommends taking slips from a blooming plant, planting in rich well drained soil, covering with a glass for two months, keeping soil moist, and spraying with nicotine sulfate in spring to curb pests.

Lula Starr Race Street

Dean Johnston Speaks at Mt Zion High School Day

Dean of Men John R. Johnston addressed about 150 attendees during High School Day activities at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. The event was part of a national educational drive for Negro youth of America sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, with four Ohio University members assisting.

John R. Johnston Mt. Zion Baptist Church Alpha Phi Alpha National Negro Fraternity Ohio University

Visiting residents anchor social notes in Athens County

Mrs. Carl Pomeroy (Ann Munn) of Mt. Clair New Jersey arrives today as house guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Hughes at 9 South High Street. Mrs. Fred McCoy’s visitors include her sister Mrs. Owen Meredith Glouster and her daughters Mrs. Lawrence Colbert and Mrs. Ray White with Ray Owen and Barbara Jean. Mr. R. W. Muellier of Fort Lauderdale Florida has returned home after visiting Athens and Indiana on business. Miss Virginia Catheryn Atkinson of Columbus is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Shafer at 105 East Union Street.

Carl Pomeroy Ann Munn Mt. Clair N. J Athens County M. D. Hughes South High Street Fred McCoy Owen Meredith Glouster R. W. Muellier Fort Lauderdale Fla Andrew Murphy Florida Muellier Indiana Athens Virginia Catheryn Atkinson Columbus Hollis Shafer East Union Street

Ed Cole Jr Marries Ruth Thorpe of Crooksville

The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon at First Methodist Church in Parkersburg West Virginia. Edward Cole Jr and Ruth Thorpe both attended Ohio University and are to reside in Zanesville. The item also notes a birth announcement for Mae daughter of Hollie Hudnall and a Ladies Auxiliary Eagles meeting with potluck supper.

Edward Cole Athens Ruth Thorpe Croksville First Methodist Parkersburg W. Va Ketcham Cole East State Street Athens High School Ohio University Zanesville Thorpe Crooksville Hollie Hudnall Athens R. D. No. 8 Mae Isaac Hudnall Guysville Ed Secoy Ladies’ Auxiliary of Eagles

Voice Students Of Mrs Benedict Give Program

Six pupils of Margaret A Benedict assistant professor of voice at Ohio University gave a recital at Music Hall Auditorium. The program opened with classic numbers by Lorene Rodehaver and Chessea Stapleton, then Mozart duets by Gretchen Plum and Stapleton. A second group featured Ruth McCullough, Hope Adams, Mildred Strode, with Ms Plum, Ms Rodehaver, and Stapleton again performing. Accompanists included Selah Warren Eveth Atkinson and Florabelle Stone.

Margaret A Benedict School of Music Ohio University Music Hall Lorene Rodehaver Homer C. Rodehaver East State Street Sentonnel Core Scarlatti Chessea Stapleton Parkersburg Mozart Gretchen Plum Ashland Ruth McCullough Hollister C. J. McCullough McCullough the Plains Bohm Gaul Hope Adams Mildred Strode Hart Strode Amesville Milligan, Woodman and Dobson Miss Plum

Glee Club Elects 1954 35 Officers Women

Miss Margaret Farmer of Dayton is elected president of the Ohio University Women's Glee Club for 1954 35. Carol Ruston, 78 East State Street, becomes secretary and Miss Betty McClure of 32 Grosvenor is the business manager and Sigma Alpha Iota secretary for next year.

Margaret Farmer Dayton J. M. Higgins Ohio University Women's Glee Club Carol Ruston James Ruston East State Street Betty McClure J. H. McClure Grosvenor McClure Sigma Alpha Iota

Women Golfers Hold Luncheon At Athens Country Club

The first Ladies Day luncheon of the season was served on the veranda at Athens Country Club at noon. The gatherings occur biweekly through summer as social get-togethers for women members. Miss Mary L. Field chairs the women’s golf committee.

Athens Country Club Mary L. Field Lindley Hall

Mrs Rardin Hosts Literary Club Meeting at Utah Place

Mrs Rardin presided at the Maecenas Literary Club meeting held Tuesday noon at Utah Place home. The program included operatic reading on Roosevelt and the armament issue, several poems, a piano solo, and a song duet. A potluck luncheon followed with notes on next gathering at Mrs Frank 7 Second Street.

Charles Rardin Maecenas Literary Cas Utah Place John Cross Chasion C. Nn. Darst Roosevelt Frank Dean P H Reedest Frank Second Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Annalea Wilder Watch Service Cornwell & Co Athens Dewelors Harold Figley Richland Avenue James Rollin John Figley Grace Lewis Order of Eastern Star D. G Mary Abel McConnelsville Ladies’ Aid Society U. S the Security Bank Athens, Ohio McKee Furnas McKee Drug CO Dial Glorifying Yourself Alicia Hart Girl Scouts Silver Mirror Fanny U. S. Pat Central Grade Thomas Dean Johnston Ed Cole, Jr Mrs. Benedict Richland Avenue Methodial Church Elza Werren Ralph Ladd Alexander Township Sheltering Arms Hospital Style Shop Aii Silvus Anelette Sox Weile Oes Silveus Seerhers Gingham, Pa Hundt Sinvus Glee Club Country Club Preston Rardin E. F. Self Hotel Ben Athens Allen Optometric Service S. Court St Logan
Search Courier

Search the Athens Messenger Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Athens Messenger?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication