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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
7
The Trimble Grange meeting will be held at the Grange Hall Saturday night with sixty people present. A program includes a gram presented, vocal selections and short plays. Merwin Mansfield will conduct the inspection with orchestra by Dave McAtee and family.
Chauncey notes Mrs Herbert Mingus entertained the Millfield Needle Club Tuesday evening with entertainment and a refreshment course. Members present included Mrs C F Sanders Mrs L W Sanders Mrs William Sisson Mrs Daniel Fulton Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Mrs Grover C Patton and Mrs Mingus. Chauncey to host Buchtel game at 3 30 Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Sainey of Taylor Ridge, a former Chauncey resident, suffered a serious eye injury when a cow hooked her during milking. Doctors believe sight will remain unaffected.
Elwood and spouse announce the birth of a son at their home near Beaumont on Wednesday morning October 4. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Daugherty of Beaumont and Mr. and Mrs. George Reese of Chagrin Falls.
Rev W J Mossman from Cheshire preached at Hooper Ridge Church on Sunday morning and evening. He announced the next service as planned for Sunday November 5.
Chauncey residents are invited to a monthly session of the Ladies Aid Society of Millfield Church of Christ to be hosted Friday evening by Mrs. H. O. McDaniel. The social hour will feature a poverty party with attendees in low mood attire.
Pearl Carr, longtime Athens Route No 1 rural mail carrier, is also a renowned quilt maker. He built an 11 room Alpine style home from four old barns, sews quilts by machine, and creates designs like A Flower Garden with patterns shared among women.
Mrs Clyde Freeman and two daughters Donna Lee and Jo Ann of Barberton spend two weeks with her parents and sister in Chauncey. They also visited Columbus with Mrs Stanley. A B Lester hosted guests including Kenneth Owen Jessie Lester and Dane Conklin from Columbus and others from Nelsonville Luhrig and Chauncey. Henry Case and children Jo Ann and Paul visited Hebron relatives. Webb Hahn of Wheeling, W V, visited Chauncey to see his mother Mrs H F Staffinger.
In Gallipolis on October 5 Patrolman W B Cooper stopped two West Moreland district girls who rode with a motorist. They planned to visit a grandmother in Marietta and may be placed in a juvenile home for adoption due to unsatisfactory home conditions. Also reported is a list of seven working mines in Chauncey: Hocking Lick Run Black Diamond No. 87 No. 107 No. 15 and No. 66.
A bright fall wave of beauty aids showcases ensemble vanity cases designed to replace crowded evening bags. One model includes space for cigarettes and a built in lighter with a panel opening to rouge and powder, keeping contents slim and organized for a neat flatbag look.
The Majestic presents Midnight Mary with Loretta Young Franchot Tone and Ricardo Cortez in a fast moving crime love story with Una Merkel and a strong supporting cast directed by William Wellman. The Ohio showcases Brief Moment starring Carole Lombard and Gene Raymond, a sleek comedy drama about Abby Fane and Rodney Deane with a chic Park Avenue backdrop.
The article notes bead edged cases that are decorative and protect teeth from dust and tobacco, available in white and colors to match gowns. It also suggests cotton powdered soap bath units for guest bathrooms as replacements for wash cloths and soap bars, in various colors.
Advert says a reel cures irritated bladder quickly with results within hours. Claims flushes poisons and soothes aches in joints and bladder. Promises prompt comfort and a money back guarantee with druggist promotion for Poley Pile.
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