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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1945
Page
8
Modern Cinderella Nancy X, a 17-year-old, transforms from awkward to poised with salon help, a curling perm, and a chic back bob. Lessons in foundation, rouge, and powder boost her look, while a tailored navy dress signals classic style for career success.
Round About Town profiles 36 year old Fev Eugene Brown of Sugar Grove Montgomery Louisiana a Methodist minister and natural born imitator. He imitates animals birds and trains with a mournful Southern Pacific whistle and once entertained college friends in Mt. Auburn Cincinnati. He is married to Laura May Gears and has two children Janet Marie and David.
W G Rogers reviews Louisa Bromfield’s Pleasant Valley detailing Bromfield’s Ohio farm Malabar and his return from France after 15 years. The piece praises his farming plan, notes his animals and neighbors, and comments on his tone from optimism to caution about America’s land and future.
Betty Lou in the Land of Wier and other puppet plays will be performed in the University class for community recreation of the Children’s Room at 681 University Library on Friday afternoon at 4 00 pm. Boys and girls in the elementary schools are invited to attend. A benefit party will be held at KH of C Hall at 7 30 pm.
Ohio University Chi Omega chapter initiated thirteen new members in April, including Athens residents Barbara Lee Pritchard Ann Peden and Jean Dow along with sisters from Ironton Findlay Wheeling Akron Dayton Cincinnati Altoona and Barberton. Model pledge Marian Tobey attended with alumnae guests. An initiation banquet followed on March 26 at the Student Grill with speeches on Chi Omega history and gifts awarded to initiates.
He is tall and resembles Joe E Brown and entertains off duty with imitations for the blue jackets. Reverend Brown also plays harmonica but never performs professionally and has refused radio broadcasts and public appearances. It’s all just fun.
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