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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
7
In a domestic drama, Pat runs away after Jerry's death, leaving Joan and family to scramble. Joan plans to reach Pat with help from Travelers' Aid while Pat hides her distress behind bravado and a note promising work in New York.
The beauty editor offers advice on aging hair with dignity. Embrace gray or white hair, keep it clean and shiny, and plan a flattering hairstyle. If dyeing, use expert services and retouch to match the original color without streaks.
Edith Fairfax tries to accompany Dicky to the hospital but Lillian controls the plan. Edith must stay quiet or be carried away while Lillian sets the terms and holds all the winning cards in their joint art magazine affair.
Edith, exhausted and demure, is led to rest by Lilian after a tense confrontation. A swift, uneasy exit follows as DickyIs assisted to walk with aid while family figures rally with swift medical help. Continued tomorrow.
Emma Patterson files in Athens County Common Pleas Court for divorce from Roy Patterson. She seeks alimony and custody of four minor children, charging cruelty and neglect of duty. The couple married in 1902.
Miss Marjorie Kiser of Dayton will wear the OSU homecoming queen crown at the Northwestern game. The narrative follows family tension as Pat Waring’s departure sparks worry and telegram plans amid the homecoming scene.
The Anne Adams pattern offers a versatile Jumper frock in sheer wool or cotton for day wear and satin or crepey silk for afternoon use. Sizes 12 through 38 plus 0 are listed with fabric yardages. Illustrated sewing instructions included. order by sending 15 cents for catalog, 25 cents for catalog and pattern to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department in New York.
An article explains preparing whole oven meals to reduce supervision and save fuel. It advises sequencing dishes by cooking time, using a heat regulator or oven thermometer, and provides two timing methods: long time at 275 F after searing, or short time with high heat for rapid cooking.
Akron reporting Oct. 1940 mayor Nelson Sparks announced his Republican bid for Ohio governor. He accused Gov White and Democratic leaders of using a political machine to prep Governor White for a U S Senate run in 1934 while neglecting the state's urgent problems.
Communist students at the National University won their bid to separate the university from government control after a campaign marked by riots and troop concentrations in Mexico City.
Murray City reports Miss Grace Donoghue returning home with her mother after visiting sister Mrs Mae Green in Evansville Indiana The mother had spent the past year with the daughter. George Neal 79 attended the Lancaster Fair for 63 years. Mary Jenkins called to Columbus for daughter Hattie Illness. The Fick family and Miss Nelle Hamer of Nelsonville visited the Penns and family in Columbus. Ruth Penn and Esther Briley of Logan were in Columbus. Henry Hale of Nelsonville visited niece Effie Jonas in Columbus. James Lewis family of Athens visited Mode Lewis. Quinten Quinn visited relatives in Nelsonville. Mabel LaFever spent weekend at home in Glouster.
Addie T. Saville files for divorce from Claude E. Saville in Athena County Common Pleas Court citing absence of over three years. The couple was married in 1808.
Mrs. Fred Beckler of 9 South Congress Street shares a potatoes au gratin recipe. It uses a white sauce with butter flour milk pimento and green pepper layered with diced potatoes and cheese, baked at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes serving 4 to 6.
Alma Garvin, extension nutrition specialist at Ohio State University, explains meat quality by color and texture. Beef should be light cherry red, veal pale with pink, young pork near white, older pork rose, young lamb light pinkish white, mutton brick red, with flesh firm uniform and well fat marbled. Fat should be firm and evenly distributed. beef fat cream colored, veal fat pinked white, lamb fat white and flaky, pork fat white and smooth.
The guide suggests heating to 400 degrees F for the rest of cooking and notes pastry shells and thin cookies can bake while meat sears. If tart shells are baked early, they stay warm and are ready for filling by dinner time.
The Ohio Theater shows Doctor Bull with Will Rogers and Marian Nixon as Uncle Will recalls early days in 1905 in New York. Majestic hosts Night Flight led by Clarence Brown with Barrymore Hayes Gable as pilots in an aviation drama.
A revival meeting continues at Spencer Ridge Church led by Rev Souders of Logan. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Ed Briggs visited John Briggs at Drakes. The Briggses also called on Mr and Mrs Albert Post. Mrs Eva Ivers hosted a Sunday gathering with Miss Grave Ivers Henry Weaver and Faye Ives at Corning.
An advertisement urges readers to try a medicine for nervous tension and irritability. It states 98 of 100 women report benefit and promises extra energy and renewed will to live.
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