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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1957
Page
7
A guide for co eds to prevent and treat skin problems before a party. It advises avoiding triggering foods and makeup, using fresh powder puffs, gentle cleansers, and lip balm to prevent chapped lips. It also suggests pre season care for elbows and heels and early fall lip care.
A steelladen tractor trailer roared brakeless down a steep hill in Donora Pennsylvania Tuesday night. It wrecked part of an apartment building and smashed into an unoccupied car. The driver escaped with minor injuries.
Mrs Edna Lascher spent two weeks with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Clyde Hill at Buckeye Lake. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Nutt and Mrs Lu Brown of Dayton visited C R Brown on his birthday October 1. Mrs Vina Gillogly celebrated her 49th birthday that day. Mr and Mrs Fred Elliott stayed with their nephew and family Mr and Mrs Fred Elliott of Goshen Indiana. Mr and Mrs Donald Whaley of Newark visited Mr and Mrs George Collins, who afterward accompanied them home.
Zaleski notes report the Wickline sale of personal property and land including the former Shipley Saloon site sold to Mrs Peter Federoff and land east of town bought by Beryl McGlaughlin. The WSCS met at Mrs Emily Good's home and many locals were listed as weekend visitors and guests.
Mr and Mrs Verne Watterson spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Herman Welch in Vincent. They attended the Barlow Fair and the Vincent homecoming. Relatives from Arlington Virginia Rochester New York and Mr Victory joined for a short visit. Mrs Edith Dunfee returns home after six weeks with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Atkinson of McArthur spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. James McKibben.
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