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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1933
Page
10
A 1930s style beauty column advises women to use cream rouge to simulate a natural high color. It recommends choosing a shade close to one's natural tone, applying in three cheekbone spots, blending well, and finishing with foundation lotion and powder for a healthy look.
Expert guidance from Ohio State University suggests specific oven temperatures for muffins, cakes, and biscuits using different leavening agents. Muffins with tartar or phosphate powder bake at 425 F for about 20 minutes. double-acting powder starts at 300 F for 5 minutes then 425 F for about 15 more.
Mrs Harry Foster of 220 Fast State Street shares a cranberry salad recipe using fresh out of season fruit. The mix includes cranberries celery pineapple and gelatin with nuts, served in molds or a large pan on lettuce as a side for poultry dinners.
The Rev. Frank B. Trull secretary of the Presbyterian board of national missions and former assistant at Fifth Avenue Church New York will speak at Athena Presbyterian Tuesday night at o oclock He recently toured Europe and Asia and will discuss present day missions on those continents He will attend an informal conference at 4 oclock with church officers and leaders of the women s missionary organizations There will be no mid week services Wednesday night
The Joppa school lists October honor roll recipients by grade, with perfect attendance noted for several students. Community events include a Ladies Aid Society potluck hosted by Mrs. C A Barnett in Reedsville, next meeting December 6, and visits from Parkersburg residents Miss Jecie Osborn and others. Local families are mentioned with multiple social visits and a birth announced for I D Deeter’s family.
Fire of unknown origin broke out at the home of Mrs. Isaac Demrick Mendey. Clarence Garrier and Lowell Camp, returning from work, noticed smoke from the kitchen, entered the house, and extinguished the flames. Several pieces of furniture and canned food were destroyed.
The State Department plans to denounce the extradition treaty with Greece over Greece's refusal to extradite Samuel Insull Sr. The American Legation in Athens will be instructed to inform the Greek government that the United States deems the treaty useless.
The court lists Donald A. Howard of Glouster son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Howard Dorothy I Gillespie 21 of Milffeld daughter of Mr and Mrs Ebon Gillespie Wilmer Power 21 of Smiths Ferry IA son of Mr and Mrs James Power Nora Spencer 21 of Athens daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Spencer Merritt Hysel 31 of Athens and Venke Metollins 26 of Athens daughter of Mr and Mrs George Metolius in connection with an ongoing matter.
George Kirkley highlights top college football plays from the week. Purdue halfback Jim Carter scored twice in a 17-7 win over Carnegie Tech, while Floyd Roberts of Tulane ran 75 yards for a 7-0 victory over Colgate.
Toots Golden center for Parkersburg Little Red football sustained a possible fractured vertebrae during the final quarter of Friday’s game. Examination followed the injury to determine the extent and immediate care.
The Westfall barber shop at 7 West Union Street is being enlarged and renovated. The rear partition has been removed and rebuilt to extend the shop space.
The shop nearly doubles in size with extended walls and a new barber chair. Wall mirrors are extended, linoleum floors match the rear to the front, six chromium-plated light fixtures are installed, and the space is repainted with twelve waiting chairs added. Mr. Westfall notes these chrome fixtures are the first in Athens County.
Nelsonville notes public endorsement by President Roosevelt as honorary Boy Scouts chief for a plan to award honor streamers to troops meeting Ten-year Scout Program requirements. The drive aims to have one in four boys, age twelve, in Scouting with emphasis on four to five years of active service and youth guidance away from gangs.
Mr and Mrs Ashworth announce the birth on Tuesday October 31 in Los Angeles. The baby weighs seven pounds with the birth attributed to Mrs Finns Sister Ashworth.
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