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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1934
Page
5
A column on marriage, personal liberty, and choosing a partner with courage. It discusses avoiding cranks and bad habits, resisting influence, and stresses independence in selecting a spouse. The piece references Norma Shearer practicing diving at home in Santa Monica.
Stewart plans for the Farmers Institute to be held Wednesday November 14 with three sessions Morning 930 afternoon 1000 and evening 730 A program is being prepared by the community Speakers Mrs Ferguson and Mr Sitterly have strong records as institute speakers A display of local products and high school exhibits of entries will highlight the event.
Rehearsals of World’s All Right a musical comedy by Universal Producing Company are underway in Middleport. The show runs Wednesday and Thursday November 14 and 15 under the Masonic Square Club sponsorship in the Masonic Temple Auditorium. The large cast includes many experienced amateur players from Pomeroy Bend. The scene is a broadcasting studio and the plot reveals several little known facts about the broadcasting industry.
In a tense domestic scene Dicky rearranges furniture while hiding his true worry about Edith and his work. The narrator notices his unusual slowness and suspects a deeper secret behind the anxious preparations and the name Ede uttered in frustration.
Adele Garrison portrays a strained exchange between a wife and her husband as she presses for a truth he dreads to reveal. His guarded demeanor and a tender, pleading gaze hint at a concealed issue, building suspense for the continuation promised tomorrow.
Mary Er. Dague presents two pumpkin pie recipes from Miss Charlotte Field and Sister Mary, with guidance on pumpkin prep. It covers baking and stewing methods, spice choices, and a cream cheese topping alternative, emphasizing a thick smooth filling and careful cooking.
Crossword style clues mix with a note on a Chinese military figure who halted Japan in 1932. The text then lists meal forecasts for tomorrow and ends with a Mexico maritime tragedy report about matador Luis Frey and 14 others missing after two boats overturned in Campeche.
The planetary configurations on this day indicate difficulty, frustration and disappointment despite earnest effort. Obstructions, secret enmities and reversals loom, while a birthday on this date suggests perseverance and alertness in business and private life.
A basic baking method explains placing plain pastry in a pie dish and heating at 450 degrees F for ten minutes. Then reduce to 350 degrees F and bake about 50 minutes more. Dish size specified is 8 inches diameter and 1 1-2 inches deep.
The advertorial promotes a satin backed crepe frock with a smart collar and linked sleeves in Frehion Pattern 2067. It lists sizes 12 14 16 18 20 98 A and MS Size 16 needing 3 3/4 yards 39 inch fabric. Includes illustrated sewing steps and offers pattern by mail for 15 cents per Anne Adams pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern together. Orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
Marine Sutton Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday evening in the High School Auditorium. Miss Maxine Lewin led the musical program. Miss Fannie Bell Weaver read the National Congress President's message Can We Discriminate. Mrs. Gomer Lewis spoke on How Our Community Is Meeting New Conditions. Sidney Fadley discussed How Our School is Meeting New Conditions. The president Mrs. Sidney Fadley led a brief executive board session after the regular meeting.
Syracuse residents and visitors are noted in a series of social engagements. Mrs. Carl Duckworth and Mrs. Lucille Duckworth host the Missionary Society gathering. Guests include Mrs. Annie Blumenauer and Miss Mildred Wright of Calloway. William Veney visits Columbus relatives. Carl Reed of Huntington visits his aunt Mrs. Annie Lallance. Abe McCormick of Portsmouth and Jerry McCormick of Pomeroy attend the funeral of John Nease in Syracuse. The funeral for John D Nease was held at the residence with Rev. L K Carmichael and burial at Carleton Cemetery.
The article urges attention to constipation as a serious issue linking headaches loss of appetite and energy trouble sleeping to potential illness. It promotes Kellogg Att-Bran as a bulk forming cereal aiding regular habits with two tablespoons daily and cautions not a cure-all.
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