New York Ceremony Binds Miss Aspinwall to Lt Hammerle
Miss Phyllis Y. Aspinwall daughter of Mr and Mrs J Walter Aspinwall Marathon N Y and Lieutenant jg John Fisher Hammerle son of Mr and Mrs Louis Hammerle Morris Ave were married Thursday afternoon in the chantry of Grace Church Broadway and Tenth St New York The Rev John Coburn officiated Attendants were Miss Dorothy Jeanne Aspinwall and Lt Harold Begler USNR The couple’s picture appeared in the New York Herald Tribune The bride early lived at 436 E 58th St New York and is a buyer for Magnin West Coast stores The groom recently returned from Alaska and will report to the Pacific Coast for assignment preserving the Pacific Submarine Fleet Area links
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Y. Aspinwall
J. Walter Aspinwall
Marathon
N. Y
J.g
John Fisher Hammerle
Louis Hammerle
Morris Ave
Grace Church
Broadway
Tenth St
New York
John Coburn
Aspinwall
Dorothy Jeanne Aspinwall
J. G
Harold Begler
Hammerle
New York Herald Tribune
E. 58Th St
Traphagen School of Fashion
Magnin West Coast
Lt. Hammerle
Phyllis Aspinwall
Pallas Club Discusses Burma Paper at Meeting
The Pallas Club met Saturday afternoon at the Women's Faculty Club with 15 members and hostesses Mrs. H. J. Jeddolph and Miss Mary Connett. Mrs. H. L. Dunlap presided in the president's absence, delegates named for the State Federation meeting in Columbus, and Miss Ann Minnis presented a paper on Burma.
Mary Alice Beddinghouse Wed Cpl Max Rathburn in Cincinnati
Miss Beddinghouse daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Beddinghouse of Zaleski wed Cpl Max Rathburn son of Mr and Mrs E E Rathburn of Athens The ceremony was held Saturday evening April 1 at St Marys Church Cincinnati The bride graduated Zaleski High School in 1940 and has worked as a Cincinnati beautician The groom serves in the US Army in Washington DC The bride's mother attended the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Beddinghouse
Zaleski
Mary Alice
Cpl
Max Rathburn
St. Mary’s Church
Cincinnati
Zaleski High School
Mr. Rathburn
E. E. Rathburn
Athens
U. S. Army
Washington, D. C
Red Cross Seeks 36 000 Surgical Dressings Helpers
Surgical dressing workers are needed again at the Red Cross to meet a quota of 36 000 four by four inch dressings urgently requested by the Army. Women previously in regular units are asked to report for duty this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Army
Alexander Association Easter Program Friday
The Woman's Association of the Alexander Presbyterian Church met at Miss Anna P. McVay's home. New member Kate Ator joined. Genevieve Apgar of Athens spoke on Gifts for Mankind. Various readings and songs were led by members with guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Anna P. McVay
Arthur Stuart
Fred Raybould
Kate Ator
Genevieve Apgar
Athens
George Evans
Martha Sue Potter
Hattie Webb
Temple
Miss McVay
Gethsemane
Edna Goft
Ator
Boyd Potter
Calvary
Bess Lax
Jo Ann Wingo
Evelyn Potter
Wilbert Saxton
Thurman
Busy Bee 4-H Elects Doris Klingenberg President
Doris Klingenberg was elected president of the Busy Bee 4-H Club at its second meeting held Friday afternoon April 7. Helen Williams became vice president with Jessie Ann Crawford as secretary and Ruth Ann Miller as treasurer. Bernadine Klingenberg was named recreation leader and Mary Louise Miller the news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee 4-H Club
Doris Klingenberg
Helen Williams
Jessie Ann Crawford
Ruth Ann Miller
Bernadine Klingenberg
Mary Louise Miller
Adah Ruth Sutton
Meringue Tips and Lemon Pie Recipe Shared by Reader
A reader asks how to prevent meringue from toughening when it stands for hours and shares a lemon pie recipe. The lemon pie method uses cornstarch sugar and water heated with egg yolks butter lemon juice and rind, then the article adds a note about repurposing inner tube rubber for children's underwear.
Mrs. Alice Brown Hosts McDougal WSCS Meeting
Mrs. Alice Brown entertained the McDougal W S C S on April 6 with quilting, a pot luck noon meal, and a business meeting at 2 30 led by president Mrs. Altha Snyder. New member Mrs. Clara Sayers joined. next gathering set for April 20 at Mrs. Clara Sayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brown
McDougal W.S.C.S
Altha Snyder
Emma Everett
Adaline Kasler
Clara Sayers
Arthur Mingus
A. A. Kasler
Clair Sayers
Monty
Karen
A. P. Hixson
Royal Wolfe
Lulu Bobo
Ruth Keirns
Wayne
Larry
Don Snyder
Jackie Wolfe
Ace Linscott
Mrs Helen Cook Hosts Stewart WSCS Meeting
The W S C S of Stewart Methodist Church met at Mrs Helen Cook’s home with Mrs Ernie Petty assisting. Fifteen members and one guest attended. Mrs Dwight Barrows led devotion. A ways and means committee was formed and $54 was donated to the Red Cross. Plans were set to clean the church basement on Thursday afternoon April 13. Refreshments followed. Eastside Sewing Club meets Friday at 2 p m with Mrs D A Bardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Methodist Church
Helen Cook
Ernie Petty
Fred Charlton
Eakin
Dwight Barrows
Marle Colburn
Mary Moore
Howard Hyatt
Red Cross
Love's Fair Horizon Excerpt Reveals Hidden Passage Secrets
Madge Graham narrates to Major Hug Grantland aboard the Graham Long Island farmhouse about a Sunpintane journey to Easthampton, a blackmailing taxi driver, and a planned return to fetch her father. The tale details exiled Queen Olga, emeralds, Jack Leslie’s gang, and a centuries old secret passage in the Long Island farmhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Graham
Graham Long Island
Hug Grantland
Easthampton
Long Island
Shumway
Hugh
New York
Charles Spencer
Grantland
Lee Chow
Coast Guards
Madge
Olga
Transvania
Olina
Jack Leslie
Noel Veritzen
Noel
Mary
Leslie
Sequel to Pitfalls of Love by Adele Garrison
A continuation reveals a hidden passage engineered by a father to conceal a secret route. It features a steel wall, earth piled above, and nearby maple trees to camouflage the space. Junior and Roderick guard the entrance as two boys scout for traces of intruders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitfalls of Love
Adele Garrison
Hugh
Junior
Roderick
Tomurscow
Surplus Shifts To Less Ham More Eggs
Washington reports pork rationing will not expand with new stamps as hog markets ease and wartime supply stabilizes. War Food Administration notes the large hog crop nearly sold, while fears grow of an eventual egg surplus affecting food plans and garden prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Stevick
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
War Food Administration
England
WFA Jever
WFA
Right Way to Handle Telephone Calls at Home
A guidance note for parents about respecting teen privacy after a phone call. It warns against probing family members about who called, as such questions can seem possessive and intrusive. Emphasizes letting teens maintain privacy and autonomy in their own home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
New Stainless Steel Cutlery Set To Hit Stores
In three or four months new stainless steel cutlery will reach retail counters. The kitchen and table knives will be more durable than substitutes produced since the cutlery limitation order of June 1 1942.
Look Alive Do Not Wear a Bored Dead Pan Look
Alicia Hart recalls Mary Virginia Snow of John Powers' School diagnosing a bored attitude as a fatal flaw for girls eroding charm and opportunity. Mental stagnation, lack of new interests, and detachment from literature and geopolitics are cited as barriers to being engaging and attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Snow
John Powers
Mary Virginia
Shakespeare
Shaw
Eugene O'Neil
Rotate bed linens to extend color and wear
Rotate towels, bed linens, and table napkins to share wear and washing. Place freshly ironed items at the bottom of the pile and use older ones first. Even best linens benefit from occasional use to keep colors vibrant and prevent yellowing.
Ward Rural Schools Present Libety Lane Operetta
Ward Rural Schools elementary grades stage an operetta Liberty Lane on April 14 at 7 30 EWT in the school gymnasium. Cast includes Benny Spencer John Lax Ellsworth Pence Myrna Hawk Tom Johnson Sandra Nutter Clara Christian Dixie Winingman Carl Hardy Bobby Rex Coe Rodney Smith Estel Dane Lola Ann Guess Patty Mount Dixie Kin neer Sonny Campbell Roger Steinbrink Jerry Eckles Sylvia Corby Gay Whitmore Gloria J Christian Betty Clark Mary Devol Betty Martin Gloria Evans Erma Williams Bobby Dane Shirley Blake Lowell Dawley Phyllis Dane Pauline Corby Shirley Clark Connie Beth Ritchason Lois Jane Smart Terry Dane Max Dawley Richard Devol Melvin Pence Bobby Crippin Neil Hawk Billy Blake Shirley North Ann Matheny Billy Horn Jolene Gaston Sherry Evans Paul Horn Louise Devol and the seventh grade girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Liberty Lane
Benny Spencer
John Lax
Ellsworth Pence
Myrna Hawk
Tom Johnson
Sandra Nutter
Clara Christian
Dixie Winingman
Carl Hardy
Bobby Rex Coe
Rodney Smith
Estel Dane
Lola Ann Guess
Patty Mount
Dixie Kinneer
Sonny Campbell
Roger Steinbrink
Jerry Eckles
Sylvia Corby
Gay Whitmore
Gloria J. Christian
Betty Clark
Mary Devol
Betty Martin
Gloria Evans
Erma Williams
Bobby Dane
Shirley Blake
Lowell Dawley
Phyllis Dane
Pauline Corby
Shirley Clark
Connie Beth Ritchason
Lois Jane Smart
Terry Dane
Max Dawley
Richard Devol
Melvin Pence
Bobby Crippin
Neil Hawk
Western Union Manager Reassigned in Logan
Logan report notes K H Bowman now reassigned by Western Union to manager of relief assignments after draft deferment. Edith G Snyder replaces him as Logan office manager, arriving April 1 from Hamilton Ohio and bringing eighteen years with the company. She resides with Mr and Mrs Russell Berlin on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
K. H. Bowman
Western Union
Edith G. Snyder
Hamilton
Ohio
Snyder
Western Union Company
Russell Berlin
lWest Second St
Hold Monthly Meet Chauncey April Meeting
The Chauncey church announces the April meeting of the Men's Class of the Church of Christ will be at the Church Parish House Thursday night. Presiding officer Carl Shafer says refreshments will be provided by the social committee comprising Thomas Hamilton Frank McDaniel and Clint Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Church of Christ
Church Parish
Carl Shafer
Thomas Hamilton
Frank McDaniel
Clint Courtney
Progressive Literary Club Meets April 18 for Anniversary Dinner
Various clubs schedule meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday with note of rescheduled dates. The Progressive Literary Club will meet April 18 at Mrs. Ralph Wood's home, 87 Franklin Ave. Other gatherings include Needle Club, Philathea Class, Wives groups, Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary, and more across Athens area venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Literary Club
Ralph Wood
Franklin Ave
O66
Needle Club
Roy Dupler
Richland Ave
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
H. W. Cox
N. Shannon Ave
Ooo
Alpha Gamma Delta
Hazel Roach
Madison Ave
Maecenas Literary Club
J. R. Harvey
Washington St
Blister Hygiene And Care Advised In Household Guide
A home health note advises preventing blisters from hiking and gardening with tape and bandages, caring for small blisters with iodine and sterile gauze, and seeking medical help for large or dirty blisters. It also promotes inspecting children during bathtime for unnoticed blisters. The item ends with Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae announcing a meeting with Miss Margaret Flory on April 13 at Congress Apartments with RSVPs requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau
Zeta Tau Alpha
Margaret Flory
Congress Apartments
Ifuna
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Remot Hurch
Owery
John F. Hammerle
USNR
John Gibbs
Sunnyside Drive
Blanche Price
Rose Price
State St
Mr. Gibbs
G. O. Shanks
Coolville
Shanks
Wes Frost
Near. Frost
Gibbs
Wesley Kelly
Columbus
T. H. Littler
An Littler
Congress It
Gato Lee
Harp Ci
Revlon
Pallas Club
Burma
Beddinghouse Cpl. Rathburn
Ralph E. McDermott
Joanne
Milford
McDermott
Homer Rhodehaver
East State St
Bruce W. Baughman
Howard Baughman
W. A. Reading
Alexander Association
Busy Bee
Texas
California
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Vern Parsons
Stewart
Pvt
Vern W. Parsons
Camp Blanding
Pinkham
Lsbel
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mette
Cecil Beaton
Elizabeth
War Council
McDougal
WSCS
Stewart Wscs
Eastside Sewing Club
D. A. Bardin
Love's Fair Horizon
Hugh Grantland
Alicia Hart
Miss Snow
Philathea
Class of the Christian Church
Mae Herron
W. Carpenter St
Marine
Navy
Circle Nine
First Methodist Church
Adda Maccombs
Child Conservation League
A. W. Boetticher
Route One
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Order of Eastern Star
C.F. Hall
N. Court St
Department of Education
Ohio University
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
W.C.T.U
Christian Church
Union
Athens Needle Club
Cottage
H. A. Junod
Wilson Smith
C.M
Norma Coon
Palmer St
Central Ave
W.S.C.S
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Mary Beard
American Red Cross
Dr. Caldwell
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