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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
7
A 27 year old wife asks if she should stay with a lazy husband or pursue a more ambitious partner. Dix advises against tolerating unprogressive spouses and emphasizes commitment to contracts, while warning that laziness strains marriages and may lead to divorce.
Edith M. Fitzgerald a magazine and screenwriter will marry Elmer Griffin in September in Greenwich Conn. The piece discusses the moral dilemma of loving a married man and the pain of a breakup, stressing the need for a clean break to avoid endless jealousy and emotional turmoil.
The column advises a mix of auspicious and troubled strokes for the day. It highlights tact, restraint, and diplomacy for gains with large corporations and secret bodies, warns against rash conduct, and notes General John J. Pershing as a notable native.
In Adele Garrisons Heart of a Wife sequel, Dicky and the narrator clash over jealousy and affection. She probes why he is cross, then reconciles as he lifts her and declares his love with tender kisses. A muffled groan from the hall hints at unseen trouble as the scene ends.
A crossword style clue puzzle listing across and down entries related to a composer of waltzes, with hints for names, places, and musical terms. Answers cover biographical details from 1825 births to works like The Beautiful Blue Waltz and related vocabulary.
Dexter W R Amos and two daughters Evelyn and Orvetta with Mr and Mrs Russell Musser visited relatives in New Castle Pennsylvania Springfield Jerseyville and Akron on the return trip. Birth announced Sept 6 at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis for Mr and Mrs Harry Davis a daughter. Delano Nelson hospitalized with gall stones. School opened with Miles Nelson teaching grades and Mrs Hazel Francis in the primary. Rathburn reunion held at Old Dexter Church Grove Sunday.
John Watt of Auburndale Massachusetts seeks a refund for a 1870 train ticket. He bought a Chicago to Detroit Boston passage ticket, presented it yesterday, and it was sent to Montreal to request repayment from the Canadian National Grand Trunk Railways.
Local residents report marriages engagements and family visits across Ohio communities. Harry Hughes buys a new car and travels with family to Kentucky while Everet Stover plans nuptials with Dorotha Sowers of Jobs. Notables attend reunions and host gatherings in Pattonville Logan Lancaster Buchtel and surrounding towns.
The patterns present two blouse styles one tailored and one soft with details like trimmed scarf sleeves and belt. Pattern 2003 fits sizes 14 through 42 with 2 1-4 yards fabric at size 36. pattern 2002 uses similar sizes needing 2 1-8 yards. Includes illustrated step by step instructions and prices.
The Garden Mrs. C F Lowther hosted twelve relatives over the weekend. Junior Kimble, who stayed weeks at the Lowther home, returned to Parkersburg West Virginia for Labor Day. Schools opened in Meigs County on Labor Day and Gilbert Coen began teaching at Beal School near Darwin.
The dispute over Postmaster General Farley’s air mail contract cancellations was before the Supreme Court today as Trans-Continental and Western Air petitioned to review a Second Circuit ruling that refused to stop the Postmaster General from enforcing the cancellation order.
Union residents Mrs. Orlie Ross and Frances Ross with husband from Columbus joined Labor Day guests Mrs. Jane Ross. The Hoyt family from New Marshfield stayed with Harold Young and two daughters. Various relatives visited in Sunday gatherings across New Marshfield Columbus Athens The Plains and Barberton areas. Grace Daily underwent an appendicitis operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital.
Sweet cider, beyond a beverage, seasons foods and sweet dishes. Boil fresh cider to a molasses-like syrup for mince pies, ham dishes, and spiced salads, then bottle. Recipes include cider frappe, cider syrup, and a fresh sauce serving with apples, grapes, and gelatine molds.
Mrs Thomas Davitt died at her home after a stroke of paralysis. Funeral services were held in Athens. She is survived by her husband and seven children.
Silver Ridge and nearby residents greeted a large gathering including Vern Shumway of Alfred Rev D Vause Snyder Mrs Clark of Tuppers Plains Richard Christy New Lexington Wilbur Swank Athens Alta Harper friends in Athens and Shafer reunion attendees from Parkersburg and Pomeroy plus Emma Hoffman Leona Myers Herman Klees Alvin Myers and others with multiple visits and weekend travel among East Liverpool New Lexington Athens Pomeroy and Parkersburg areas.
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