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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1934
Page
6
Dorothy Dix extols work as universal remedy and virtue, praising labor for personal fortune and social mobility. She argues the idle rich suffer discontent, while busy workers stay healthy, moral, and youthful, urging mothers to value work for children and society.
City Auditor E. F. De Vore reports October 31 totals for Nelsonville funds. Overall funds total 5180.23, with the general, gasoline, waterworks, electric light, and auto registration funds showing varied month receipts and expenditures and balances. Special relief funds remained largely unchanged with small disbursements from excise bonds and RFC accounts.
Marion and the others retreat to bed after a lively gathering as plans unfold for a next day with Lee Chow Otto and Dicky arranges the bungalow. The narrator senses a hidden message from Dicky about Ede and their future, teased to continue in tomorrow’s installment.
A state university food chemist reports six medium dates equal the energy of a large baked potato or three bread slices. Dates are rich in iron and minerals, aiding growing kids. Three dates add about 100 calories to cereal. use dates in school lunches, salads, or desserts with walnuts, cream, and light bread.
A dense list of crossword style clues labeled by numbers and themes features terms for aviation figures, weaponry, units, and names. It blends references to pioneers, gods, measurements, and common nouns to form a varied puzzle grid aimed at wordplay and recognition.
Menu lists breakfast and luncheon items with dates, nuts, cream cheese, and salads. Includes two date based pie fillings, preparation steps, and serving notes for high calorie desserts following meals.
Chauncey residents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanley and others visited relatives in Pomeroy Cambridge and Albany. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sherlock who have set up housekeeping in Athens, Mrs. Grace Rossetter and son in Chauncey, and Rev. G B Courtney with family in Glouster for a funeral.
Mature fashion description highlights a flattering neckline bodice and paneled skirt with a crushed scarf tied in a bow over the left shoulder. Black with blue satin or midnight blue with eggshell scarf suggested. Pattern 2066 in sizes 36 to 46, with fabric and contrasting yardages noted. Includes illustrated sewing steps. price 15 cents for book, 25 cents for book and pattern. order from The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, New York City.
A grave at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds in Lancaster honors Edenburg a roan pacing gelding foaled 1884. It died Oct 16 1891 after winning a 2:2445 heat in a free for all pace. The Berry Brothers of Howard Ohio owned him and a monument notes his record and driver James Hudson.
James Kisor suffered hand and finger injuries while coupling cars at Poston Mine No 6 on Friday. Guss Hanning, Greens Run, sustained serious injuries when caught by a state fall in the same mine. They received first aid from Dr. C. N. Sanders and were later sent home.
A new fine powder named Pasteeth helps dentures stay put without gummy or pasty feeling. It freshens breath and is available from druggists in three sizes.
Genevieve Kemple’s Sunday horoscope foresees lively and prosperous conditions in business and private life, with birthdays bringing a year of initiative and success, noted by Maude Adams. Monday warns of difficult, treacherous times unless aided by a wise friend, urging caution and restraint, with Elizabeth Stan as a notable nativity. The day’s progression depends on personal management, while optimism and moderation are advised for a better year, John Drew cited as a notable nativity.
The Plains High School announces its annual Fall Festival for Friday November 16. A parade through The Plains starts at 1 p.m. Evening entertainment includes dancing shows house of terror clowns boxing and wrestling. Home economics dept hosts booths selling candy sandwiches drinks and coffee.
The Lambda Chapter elected 15 students and one recent graduate to Phi Beta Kappa. Names include Charlies Priode, Charles ton W Va. Mary Kupir Cleveland. Mildred Fisher Jackson. Bernard Goldstein Zanesville. Noah Skinner Newark. Seymour Finger Brooklyn NY. Julia Male Barberton. Margaret Farmer Dayton. Katherine Beverstock Mansfield. Harold Lee Chillicothe. Virginia Kelly Youngstown. Robert Sigley Athens. John Stockham Portsmouth. Mrs William Matheny Athens. Eleanor Elliott Perrysburg. Heber Johnson Ironton. Most will receive degrees in February or June next year. Mrs Matheny graduated in June. This is the largest Lambda Chapter election since 1929. Scholastic averages are high. Ann Matheny and Eleanor Elliott noted.
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