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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues that marriage cannot transform a person’s nature and that couples often marry with mismatched traits. The piece notes the illusion of a magical wedding ring, the tragedy of unfulfilled expectations, and advises selecting compatible traits from the start rather than hoping for change.
Athena Theater showcases Hit Parade as its Saturday new season opener with Joan Blondell and Dick Powell in Stage Btruck closing tonight. The program includes a style show and stage revue plus the feature Down the Stretch starring Patricia Ellis and Dennis Moore. Notable acts include Milton Henkin and His Men of Music, Lane and Harper No Hits No Runs No Errors, Lester Harding, Bob O Neil, the Little Tarzan, Harry Richardson and the Martin Twins, Peggy and the Gardenia Dance, Weyman and Mack, and more.
A radio schedule listing many acts and programs including Doris Kerr Jack Masters Dramatic Sketch Buddy Clark Bobby Benson Three Aces Renfrew William Hard Popeye Goose Creek Parson Boake Carter ite Tenor Quartet Dorothy Page Flying Time Amos n Andy Uncle Ezra Royalists Genia Fonariova Genia Fonariove News Market Farm Home Hour and various orchestras. The list hints at a mix of entertainment news sports and station promos with other acts and a football game mention.
Anne Adams pattern 4199 offers a chic junior miss dress with flare skirt puff sleeves in cotton wool or silk crepe. Sizes 8 to 16, size 10 uses 214 yards of 36 inch fabric. Includes illustrated step by step instructions and yoke darts. Send 15 cents for pattern and 15 cents for the new pattern book.
Mrs Deleah Lambert visited Mrs Iva Mae Buck Saturday. Glen Price moved to Carroll Ohio for work. Eulah Evans visited Mrs Charles Hysell recently. Mrs Homer Forest visited Mrs Olga Smith Saturday at Holzer Hospital. Smith is reported recovering. William Baker Pomeroy spent Tuesday with sister Mrs Charles Hysell. Mrs Michael Russell visited Mrs Charles Hysell Tuesday. Mrs Alice Harding and Mrs Elizabeth Humphrey Akron spent four weeks here for niece Olga Smiths illness. they visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Miles Hysell visited daughter Mrs Vint King Bradbury Sunday. Morris Harrison Rutland spent Wednesday night with Charles Buck.
The scene centers on Allen Drake and Dicky amid a covert mission. The narrator reflects on past admiration from Drake and his scorn for intellectual pursuits, while a tense request for truth unfolds. Katie interrupts with a culinary cue as Drake deflects with a long, guarded explanation about the chief’s idea.
Garment detail notes shades of red in men’s attire. Garnet appears in shirt stripes and accessories. A Fifth Avenue shop showcases scarlet felt suspenders and a dark gray silk handkerchief with bright scarlet satin tapes.
Louis Tiffany created favrile, a unique iridescent enamel glass, in 1894, marking a milestone in studio glassmaking and artisanal color effects.
Dusty-tones in deep tones become a coordinated set for men including undershirt shorts pajama and robe with strong trend appeal. This shift widens from shirts to full sleepwear and loungewear sets.
Elizabeth Lamson Chamberlain national president of the YWCA was awarded the degree of doctor of laws by the University of Toledo. The honor marks a milestone for the organization and recognizes her leadership in women’s welfare.
Bas han residents learn of a basket dinner an all day meeting and old fashioned home coming at the Bas han School on Sunday Oct 11. Local social notes mention visitors from East Liverpool Parkersburg Middleport Belleville and Columbus as families share visits and birthdays.
C. H. Cobb and family of Charleston spent the weekend here with sister Mrs. J. M. Cox. Mrs. Jane Rector returned to Parkersburg Sunday after two weeks with daughter Mrs. Abner Price. J. C. Swan H C Swan Long Bottom and Emory Swan of Kansas visited with A. A. Adams and relatives. Miss Corine Wilford and Claude Price spent Sunday at Lowell with grandmother Mrs. Rummer. Anna Price’s sun porch work by Seldon Spencer. Brooks Curry and family of Parkersburg spent Sunday with his father. Hiatt spent weekend with family at Bancroft W. Va. Hoffman of Spencer paid a short visit to J. A. Smith. Joe Smidth and Joan from Columbus spent weekend with Anna Price’s family. Maxine and Mary Jo Swan of Columbus spent weekend with Harry Swan’s family. Mrs. Geraldine Scott and daughter of Huntington and Mrs. Eva Vargas of Syracuse visited aunt Mrs. Clara Larson. Adam Slaughter visited Dorcas. Emline Adams a Parkersburg visitor Sunday afternoon.
Olive Roberts Barton urges parents to teach young children full name street number town and state plus parents full names. She stresses memorizing address and telephone skills for emergencies, and strict stranger safety saying never to go with strangers or leave with them.
The column predicts very favorable lunar and planetary aspects for Saturday October 10. It notes alert energies for progress and unusual developments in inventions and investigations, with strong support from influential figures. Birthdays bring upcoming progress and prosperity, with friends in research and new ventures. A child born that day may be inventive and ambitious.
An animator is noted for maintaining an excellent average by producing from five to eight feet of animated cartoons each day, reflecting strong daily productivity.
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