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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1936

Page

6

Why Mothers Favor Daughters Marrying More Than Sons

Dorothy Dix opines that mothers eager for daughters to wed contrast with their harsh opposition to sons' marriages. She argues daughters are sent to new households, while mothers sabotage sons’ unions, due to autocratic habits and household dynamics, ending with mothers celebrating daughters' weddings as emancipation.

Mother

Shade Social And Personal Notices Highlights

Circulation of local social visits and guest listings. J. M. Chapple ill health noted. Ada Wilson Akon Hamilton and family hosted by John Cowan. Inez Sickles and son Jack visited Athens and Columbus relatives. Vinton Ladd returns to Chillicothe. Doris Cowen back to Columbus work after weekend with parents. T K Owens Jackson guest of D K Pierce. Sarah Parker and Walter Burson Athens guests of Margaret Ewers. Brown Trimble family visited. Geneva Mansfield Anna Mansfield guests of Addison Creamer. Clarence Friess and Thomas Phillips visit Athens Columbus. Don Campbell Pomeroy visits W Leo Williams sister. J. M. Chapple hosts Art and Thimble Club for quilting and dinner. Boyd Angell announces birth of son. Farmers Institute schedule set for Nov 17-18.

Vinton Ladd Chillicothe William Harris Doris Cowen Columbus Earl Cowen Jackson D. K. Pierce Sarah Parker Walter Burson Athens Margaret Ewers Pomeroy W. Leo Williams J. M. Chappe Art and Thimble Club Boyd Angell Sheltering Arms Hos

Stars Say For Tuesday November 3

The Stars Say foresees excellent prospects for those employed or seeking rewards for merit and fidelity to authorities. A birthday indicates a prosperous year with esteem from high places and opportunities, with possessions expanding yet warnings of petty losses through treachery. A child born today may be studious ambitious and rise to good positions with elders and employers.

Natural Make Up Debates Color Chart Trends

Cosmeticians split into three camps on makeup style. Some favor natural tones matching skin and eyes, others push dark foundations and bold palettes, and a color chart camp pairs shades with dress colors. The piece urges timeless taste and personalized choices.

Rachel

Freezing Mothers Milk Demonstrated for Ill Child Care

A new process to freeze mothers milk for indefinite preservation was demonstrated in New York City to aid prematurely born or seriously ill children, ensuring supply until needed.

New York City

Radio Schedule Highlights Wide Range of 1930s Programs

Radio lineup includes Amos n Andy, Lum and Abner, Fibber McGee, Burns and Allen style acts, dramas, music by Cugat and Hall Orch, news notes with Roosevelt and election returns, musical variety from Moon River to Night programs, guests like Jack Armstrong and Vic and Sade, and numerous orchestras and bands.

Lum Abner Sam Daly Orch Himber Orch Los Paul Sullivan Mia Moon River Irl Johnny Lewis Molly Pepper Young Ma Perkins Vic and Sade Fire O'Neills Virginien Mary Gothera Betty and Bob Kitty Keene Back Armstrong Anne the Johnsons Bob Newall Lowell Thomas Amos N’ Andy Orchestra Lom Reteman Orch Beloman Orch Edgar Guest Eegar Guest Music Guild Music Guild Bailey Axton Marshalls Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Jerry Bears Dr. A. H. Compton Carol Deis John B. Kennedy Amos O Andy Fred Hulsmith Fred Halemith Reisman

Spirtas distilled from rubber tested as motor fuel in Malaya

Spirta distillates from rubber are being tested as a motor fuel in British Malaya. The trials aim to use local rubber byproducts to supplement energy needs and reduce reliance on imports. Officials cite potential cost benefits and rural impact.

British Malaya

The Big Broadcast of 1937 at Athena Theater

The Big Broadcast of 1937 opens at the Athena Theater featuring Jack Benny George Burns Gracie Allen Bob Burns Martha Raye Benny Goodman and more. A mix of romance music and comedy follows Miss Ross and Ray Milland as a staged air wedding turns real with a hurried marriage and lively dances and tunes. Men marry at about 27 1 2 years.

Athena Theater Jack Benny George Burns Gracie Allen Bob Burns Martha Raye Benny Goodman Shirley Ross Ray Milland Frank Forest Benny Fields Leopold Stokowski Symphony Miss Ross Milland Forest Benny Mililand

Impostor Brother-In-Law Confrontation Escalates

In a tense domestic scene Mother Graham prepares to confront Allen Drake whom she suspects as an impostor posing as her son’s twin. Margaret and Lillian urge caution and seek to brief her while Drake’s true relation remains a key reveal looming over the household.

Graham Allen Drake Mother Graham Lilian Margaret Brary Lillian

Sequel to Given in Marriage by Adele Garrison

A continuation unfolds as a daughter must impersonate her father to keep a deception alive. Her mother-in-law pushes her to confront Allen Drake and the men on the hill while managing Richard’s reaction and the mounting pressure of maintaining the ruse. (Continued tomorrow).

Allen Drake Lillian Richard

Kate Refuses Sale Walks Away From Brown Boy

Kate declines selling Brown Boy to Ralph and chooses to walk home after signing a receipt with Mr. Hold. She voices a longing to make Brown Boy understand why she did it and leaves quickly without looking back. The scene closes with a hint of ongoing tension as the story continues.

Kate Brown Boy Mr. Hold Hold Ralph

Teach Children To Shift for Themselves, It Develops Their Judgment

Olive Roberts Barton urges parents to foster independence in children by letting them perform basic tasks alone. She cites twins where one child becomes reliant on the other, warns that overparenting creates dependence and mental lethargy, and advocates gradual self care like dressing, bathing, and returning home unaided.

Olive Roberts Barton Davie Davie Susie Lazibones Thoreau

Make Your Own Tunic Frock Pattern 4193 in Fall Fashion

Anne Adams pattern 4193 offers a smart tunic frock with shoulder fullness and a pointed yoke. Available sizes 14 through 42, fabric options include velveteen challs silk wool crepe or synthetics. requires 4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and pattern order details from Athens Messenger.

Anne Adams Athens Messenger Pattern Department W. 17Th St New York N. Y

How to Launder Linen Handkerchiefs Properly

Fine linen handkerchiefs should be laundered separately from cotton because the linen will take on a light fuzz from the cotton. Monogrammed men should always be ironed, first on the wrong side, then lightly on the right. A crease should never be pressed through a monogram for the monogram will crack and the surrounding material weaken.

Danville pitcher Barkman to try out with Reds

Dave Barkman, a young southpaw from Danville Illinois, will get a spring tryout with the Cincinnati Reds. A product of Charley Dressen's Peoria baseball school, he wears spectacles and is described as an unusual player with an Australian kangaroo-like nickname.

Cincinnati Dave Barkman Danville Cincinnati Reds Charley Dressen Peoria

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Dix J. M. Chappl William Hamilton Ada Wilson Akron John Cowan Inez Sickles Jack John Ruth Dana Ruth Jane Ruth Pital Farmers Institute Comfort the Stars By Genevieve Kemble Miss Hart Binging Lady Orphan Annie the Johnsons Gop Bob Newhall Lowell Thomas Amos ‘N Digest Pol CBS Ram NBC Dorothy Gordon Jack Masters Tito Guitar Boppy Benson Hall Orch Renfrew William Hard Popeye Goose Creek Pi Boake Carter Heidt Orch Reidt Orch Pick Pat Pick Pat Wayne King Russell Dorr Verrill Democrats Reichman Orch Ersop Top Hatters W. D. Bouthwell John Gurney Gale Page Amos ‘Run’ Andy Uncle Ezra Connie Gates Charles Sears Warden Lawes Himber Oreh Himber Orch Landon Knox Landon Knox Roosevelt the Gumps Ted Malone Helen Trent Rich Man's Darlir Mabelle Jennings Merrymakers Hall Orch Happy Hollow al Pearce Billy Mills Jimmy Farrell Beience Service Wilderness Road Patti Chaplin Parade of Youth Three Aces Ted Husing Boake Carter Ted Hammerstein Ken Murray Bhaw Orch Shaw Orch Olen Orch Nelson Orch Girl Mary Maria Gene Arnold Ensemble Btenross Orch High Hatters Dan Harding Honov Jack Bidewalk Fred Astaire Barry McKinies Rovallots Osborne Orch Cugat Orch Cuget Orch Norrh Orch Petite Dover Christ Christian Andersen Tse Eleanor Powell Alicia Hart Athena Rachel Mack NEA Service, Inc Hopalong Cassidy Florence Rice Joseph Calleia Case Broadlas
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