Welcome Home for Mrs. Connor After Alaska Trip
Mrs. Roger Connor returns from a west coast voyage to Alaska with her father Philip A. Kohn of Ogden Utah. They traveled from Seattle to Vancouver to board the Princess Charlotte and visited Sitka Skagway and Juneau with side trips. Glaciers and mountain scenery featured during the ocean trip and inland excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Connor
Canada
Alaska
Canadian Pacific
Ketchikian
Taku
Capitol
Skagway
Yukon
Connor
Sitka
St. Michael
Homecoming attendance and hospital news listed
Mrs. George McCollins returned home after a visit with her daughter Mrs. Joseph Waltz in Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breinig hosted guests from Dayton and St Paris for St Johns Church homecoming. Miss Rosena Flowers begins a month long vacation with duties handled by Miss Marge Thomas. Miss Juanita Stotts underwent emergency appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital and is recuperating.
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Patricia
Yellowstone Park
R. M. Connor
Ogden
George McCollins
Richland Ave
Joseph Waltz
Lancaster
Charles Breinig
Clark St
Timothy Black
Richard Black
Dayton
Margaret Ward
St. Paris
St. John's Church
Rosena Flowers
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Miss Flowers
Washington, D. C
New York City
Niagara Falls
Marge Thomas
Juanita Stotts
Rose Ave
Make up your mind to fall glamour habits now
The piece urges women to pursue glamour through health energy and daily routines. It emphasizes sleep eight hours, regular walks, balanced meals with fruit juice and salads, avoiding heavy treats, nightly hair brushing, and a consistent complexion regimen to achieve sparkling attractiveness.
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Hollywood
Garbo
Crawford
Dietrich
Glamour Tips For Fall Cosmetics And Glamorous Look
Editor advises careful selection of fall cosmetics to achieve glamour. Emphasizes matching powder shade to skin, trying new eye makeup, and curling lashes with a small brush gadget. Recommends light mascara and cautious use of a curler for effect. Also notes social updates as Attorney and Mrs Bolin return from Washington with family visits and travel plans.
Marriage Meddlers Sequel Reveal Veritzen Family Strain
Adele Garrison presents a scene with Queen Olga, Lillian, and the unnamed narrator as they discuss Philip Veritzen's temperament and his protectiveness over his son Noel. Lillian asserts Veritzen’s genius and generosity while acknowledging a possible mind slip over Noel's romance with Mary. (Continued tomorrow)
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Olga
Lillian
Noel
Philip Veritzen
Mary
Martins Nest in Kennedy Mailbox Surprises Belfast Family
In Belfast Maine a nesting martins family has made Mrs Lillian Kennedy's mailbox their home the mail carrier reports a lively noisy welcome during deliveries attracting attention from neighbors and sparking local amusement.
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Belfast
Lillian Kennedy
Kennedy
Adelaide area enjoys best season in over a decade
In Adelaide Central Australia the desert region shows its best season in more than ten years. Large herds of trekking cattle are nearly prime and fat, and plant life not seen for years has returned, signaling unusual favorable conditions.
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Adelaide
Central
Australia
Northwest Territory themed DAR program in Athens
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution dedicates this year’s activities to the Northwest Territory Celebration. Chapter Regent Lucile Henry Finsterwald hosts the first meeting at the Athens Country Club on September 18 to explain the Northwest Territory Pageant.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Northwest Territory
America
Jessie McCune Hibbard
Lulu Tedrow Cross
Nelle Marcus Pickering
Addie Tullis Merwin
Martha McCune Pilcher
Lucile Henry Finsterwald
Athens Country Club
Helen Curtis Lawrence
Adelaide Fulton Koons
Grace Poston Biddle
Mary Townsend Porter
Edna Quick Acomb
Anna Crosby Nichols
Lavena Ware Sloane
Elma Paul Harvey
Mary Margaret Williams
Initiation Of Six New Members By Sigma Phi Gamma
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Alpha Tau Chapter held initiation Sunday afternoon August 29 at the Hotel Athens Lounge. Six new members Miss Margaret Ford Miss Louise Rowland Miss Ferne Rowland Mrs Rosalee Staugh Mrs Marietta Herron and Mrs Lucile Watkins were initiated. Founders Day dinner followed at Hillcrest Inn with Mrs Irene Waters Worley guest of honor and a corsage of yellow roses. Mrs Lawrence Herron led the dinner. Additional attendees included Miss Madge Croy Miss Mabel Croy Mrs Herman Herron and others. Delia A Morley and great niece Shirley Ann Cavanaugh traveled from Chicago for the visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Alpha Tau
Athens
Hillcrest Inn
Irene Waters Worley
Sigma Phi Gamma
Lawrence Herron
Margaret Ford
Louise Rowland
Ferne Rowland
Rosalee Staugh
Marietta Herron
Lucile Watkins
Madge Croy
Mabel Croy
Herman Herron
G. A. Ashworth
Paul Cole
Fred Weber
Just Between You and Me Mrs Sprague Halibut Winner
Mrs Wiley T Sprague a former Athenian now living in Van Nuys California caught a 23 pound halibut on a deep sea trip. The catch was the largest of the day among a party of 51. Also noted is a radio crack from W C Fields and a church picnic and meeting at Central Ave M E Church Tuesday at 6 30 p m.
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Ralph Dupler
G. E. Mitchell
Lake Pemachangum
Canada
Maniwaki
Wiley T. Sprague
Sprague
van Nuya
Calif
Los Angeles
L. W. Russell
Central Ave. M. E
Nice
Chi Omega and Phi Mu Move House Premises
Chi Omega actives and alumnae begin pre rush activities as they move from 34 N College St to the Alderman home on S College St. Phi Mu Sorority will relocate from the corner of E State and Carpenter Sts to Chi Omega’s former 34 N College address. Past Noble Grands traveling to Springfield are asked to meet at 6 30 a m at the bus station instead of 6 30 p m.
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Messenger
Morning Mail
Middleport
Athens
Haydenville
Gallipolis
Carpenter
Pomeroy
Chi Omega
N. College St
S. College St
Phi Mu Sorority
E. State
Carpenter Sts
N. College
Springfield
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement argues that women suffer functional disorders during adolescence motherhood and middle age. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural remedy to tone the system and ease discomfort and urges women to take it to feel better and “smile through.”
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia RE. Pinkham
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Richard Fought
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Fred McCoy
N. Congress Sr
Zenner Company
the Messenger
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Esterbrook
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Chambray
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Beverlie
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Chicago
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Athens, Ohio
Jarman
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Zenner’s
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