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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1953
Page
9
A wide set of social notices details travel visits among the L. R. Allens and Barbara Boston in Oak Ridge Tennessee with other trips to Norris Dam and the American Museum of Atomic Energy. It also lists visits by the Herrons Coury Bronson Stone Goddard and Brider families, a Queen Elizabeth II coronation film showing, a Korea release of Major Palmer, and other family and college activities across Athens Ohio and nearby towns.
Nashville doctors report Apolamine effectively controls nausea and vomiting in pregnancy. Drs. Sam C. Cowan Jr. and Richard C. Stuntz note combined with psychotherapy and diet care the drug benefited 88 percent of a study group, usually within a few days.
Mr and Mrs Robert Ayres of Athens announce the birth of their second son Randall Duane on August 31 at Mount St Mary Hospital. The family also has a two year old son Richard Lee. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Ayres of Athens and Mr and Mrs James Lee of Nelson.
Lydia Lash Evans shaped Athens cultural and club life from the late 19th into the early 20th century. A longtime actor in Presbyterian work, she led the Pallas and Higley clubs, helped found the Woman's Suffrage Club, and mentored Ohio University students who found a home at her table. Her home at Lancaster and State Streets became a hub for civic and educational activity before passing to Mrs. J. R. Harvey.
A New York report explains that sudden anger or excitement raises skin secretions from glands in adolescents and young adults. Dr. Thomas H. Lorenz of Cornell University Medical School notes that after arousal the glands may create plugs that trap secretions, leading to pimples when calm or depressed states prevail.
Practical patterns and sewing tips from The Athens Messenger advertise Anne Cabot Needlework Album and two sew rite patterns No. 8983 and 8984. Readers send coins and pattern details to receive designs, embroidery instructions, and a fall winter fashion guide.
A private shower for Mrs Darrell Andrews the former Betty Brown is hosted at the home of Mrs Vaughn Brown The Plains on Friday at 730 pm Friends and relatives are invited A separate event is a polluck supper at 6 pm Friday for American Legion Auxiliary members and their families Attendees should bring needles and scissors A New Marshfield Canasta Club gathering with Mrs Roy Mace includes a card and handkerchief shower for Mrs Mace tonight at 8 pm
A collection of Thursday and Sunday activity listings including UCD Club at Cottage Tea House 2 p.m. and Pomona Grange at York Grange hall 8 30 p.m. with officer elections. Richland Avenue Methodist Church class 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. Burson. Rainbow Girls at Masonic Temple 7 p.m.. Women’s Gasco Club at Mrs. Wagoner’s 7 30 p.m.. Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles 8 p.m.. Sew-So-Sewing Club at 67% E Mulberry St. 7 30 p.m.. Farm Bureau Women’s Activities Committee 1 p.m.. Alexander Presbyterian Women at Mrs. Arthur Stuart’s Albany 1 39 p.m.. Albany Wednesday Club 7 30 p.m.. hayride planned by Christian Youth Fellowship of First Christian Church meeting 7 p.m. at the church and wiener roast at the Allen home. cake hints and utensils tips for angel food cake and baking with air and a slotted spoon.
Oswald Jacoby recalls a recent tournament hand where Freddie Sheinwold, South, claimed all 13 tricks. West led spades, dummy’s queen was uncovered, diamonds were ruffed, and hearts were drawn to secure a top score. The article previews a bidding question with a four diamond response and hints at the next installment tomorrow.
A family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O Nail on Amesville Road marks their annual O Nail reunion. Attendees include multiple O Nail relatives from Nelsonville Nelsonville Carbondale Union Columbus Dayton Athens and Chauncey with spouses and children listed.
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