Emma Jean LeRoy Weds Daniel Schreiber in East Lansing Ceremony
Emma Jean LeRoy daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Verne E. LeRoy wed Daniel Michel Schreiber of Akron White in a four o clock ceremony at Peoples Church East Lansing. Rev. Martin Luther Fox officiated in a service before 200 guests with a lights and gladioli themed setting. The bridal party included Miss Mary Jane Blue as maid of honor and Miss Alice Amsden among bridesmaids. After a reception the couple will live in Pontiac Michigan where Schreiber serves as Clinton Valley Boy Scout Council field executive.
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Peoples Church
East Lansing
Mich
Emma Jean LeRoy
Verne E. LeRoy
Emma L. Palmer
Athens
Daniel Michel Schreiber
Akron
Martin Luther Fox
H. Wescott Roach
L. B. Shell
Francs Ayers
Mary Jane Blue
Alice Amsden
Betty Peterson
Paul Biddle
Jack LeRoy
Stoutsville
Ted Leonard
John Suele
Fred Walker
Sidney Chapoton
Nelsom Shutes
Horace D. Palmer
Palmer
Roach
LeRoy
Schreiber
Michigan State College
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sigma Alpha Iota
University of Missouri At
Columbia
Washington University
St. Louis
Pi Kappa Alpha
Michigan
Schreibers
Chicago
Ill
Pontiac
Clinton Valley Boy Scout Council
Counter Coaxers Display Fashion Purses and Frugal Prices
Athens shops feature large oblong purses and cordillory framed models. leather covered bags in green brown and reptile textures pair with suede wool accessories. sport bags worn Scotch style move with plaid skirts while black slacks pair with checked vests and Peter Pan collars. separate price tags follow price regulations. First Christian Church Women’s Council meets Thursday Sept. 3 at 2 pm.
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Athens
Finsterwald sisters attend funeral in Darbyville
Miss Delle Blanche and Lena Finsterwald joined family in Darbyville Saturday for the funeral of Dr. E A Secoy. Elizabeth McConnell and kids return to Circleville after ten days with her in laws William McConnell Buchtel and her parents Frank and Mrs McGraner Athens. Intermediate Sunday School Class of Central Avenue Methodist gave a surprise party for Miss Lee Hawk leaving for Jackson. Mrs Earl Dilley returns to Caldwell after a week with Marion Bob Albany and Lafe Boden Athens. Mr and Mrs Walter Barker back on Long Island after two weeks with J E Barker Route Five. Clarks Chapel W S C will meet Wednesday at 2 pm with potluck.
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Delle Finsterwald
Blanche Finsterwald
Lena Finsterwald
Darbyville
E. A. Secoy
Elizabeth McConnell
Circleville
William McConnell
Buchtel
Frank McGraner
Athens
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Louise Sharp
Lee Hawk
Jackson
Earl Dilley
Caldwell
Marion Bob
Albany
Lafe Boden
Walter Barker
Long Island
N. Y
Mr. Barker
J. E. Barker
Summer Jobs For Athens High School Grads
Athens High School graduates find summer work in defense factories and other fields. Danny Dew works in Cleveland defense plants while Martha Lou Dowler stays at Athens McBee's. Cecil Johnson in Marion. Paul Maynard in Detroit. Bill Pendry and John Finsterwald in Columbus but now back in Athens. David Strawn at Patterson Field Dayton. Others include Sylvia Schuler soda-jerking. George Bell at Berry Hotel. Joan Leben secretarial at the university. Bernie Tom on state highway crew. Lee Yaw in a Columbus department store. Marjorie Rose gains experience at Sheltering Arms before nursing training in Gallipolis. Bill Sprague a freshman at Notre Dame. AHS grads begin studies at Ohio University: Frank Baker, Henry Miller, Eddie McPherson, Elsie Rowles, Ben Fulton, Hattie Lou Grones, Ruth Ann Grover, Richard Ingerham, Howard Bobo, Dave Nichols, Bill White, Bob Sprague, Martha Ellen Walsh.
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Athens
Defense
Danny Dew
Cleveland
Court Street
Martha Lou Dowler
McBee's
Cecil Johnson
Marion
Paul Maynard
Detroit
Bill Pendry
John Finsterwald
Columbus
David Strawn
Patterson Field
Dayton
Bill Sprague
Notre Dame University
AHS Grads
Ohio University
Frank Baker
Henry Miller
Eddie McPherson
Elsie Rowles
Ben Fulton
Hattie Lou Grones
Ruth Ann Grover
Richard Ingerham
Howard Bobo
Dave Nichols
Bill White
Bob Sprague
Martha Ellen Walsh
Joe Foster
New Nonmetal Jewelry Tales From California Studios
Hollywood designers adapt to war shortages by crafting jewelry from wood seeds shells and yarns. Barbara Britten wears raffia horse pin and red yarn accents on Wake Island set. Designers like Jean LeSeyeux create bold wood veneer headpieces while stars flaunt braided gold pieces and featherweight turbans as priorities shift.
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Hollywood
California
Barbara Britten
Jean LeSeyeux
Barbara
Bar- Lara
LeSeyeux
Betty Rhodes
America
Home Front Forecast and Tips From Washington
Advance tips on wartime home front developments including salvage drives, meatless days dependent on price ceilings, paper to metal substitute processes, oil to coal conversion supplies, and rationing rules for sugar. Notices on canning, sugar allotments, and woolen clothing moth protection, with references to farmers and farmers’ six million farms.
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Washington
Eleanor Ragsdale
Man of War Industries
War Production Board
United States
Club Calendar Tuesday Meetings Across Athens Churches
Athens Shrine No 6 meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the I C C F Hall with a potluck dinner and officers requested to attend. The Philathea Class meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Miss Christina Church 73 N Congress bring bazaar sewing. Circle Two Central Ave Methodist Church holds a potluck at Mrs D L Jones home Tuesday 6 30 p m bring tax stamps. Dog Group Four meets Tuesday Sept 1 at 2 00 p m at the church. McBee Rollerskating Club meets at the Rollercade Tuesday 7 p m
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Athens Shrine
1.C.C
Bible School Certificates Awarded at The Plains Interdenominational Bible School
Certificates for attendance and good work were given to David Miller and Pearl Phillips plus Nancy Phillips and Iva Jean Shafer. Eleanor Gifford taught and supervised. Other staff included Goldie Jewett, R G Purrington, Loraine Jewett, and Madeline Starrett. The Girls Friendly Club held an overnight camp at Camp Lahoje ending with a lake swim. The Scott-Friend families plan a Lake Hope reunion on Sunday Sept 6, inviting all members.
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Plains Interdenominational Bible School
David Miller
Pearl Phillips
Nancy Phillips
Iva Jean Shafer
Eleanor Gifford
Goldie Jewett
R. G. Purrington
Loraine Jewett
Madeline Starrett
Candidates Club
Girls’ Friendly of
Carbondale
Camp Lahoje
Patricia Daugherty
Phillis Jewett
Kathleen Stanley
Ethel Pickett
Cleo Stanley
Eleanor E. Gifford
Lake Hope
Ano A
Pickle Exchange Seeks Stuffed Mango Peppers Recipe
In a newspaper readers letters column, a Mes senger reader asks for a stuffed mango peppers recipe citing her mother’s method of chopping cabbage with salt pepper mustard seeds and celery. The peppers are prepared and preserved in a vinegar brine with horseradish, then weighed down with a cloth. Respondents share mustard pickle recipes and variations using cold vinegar sugar salt mustard and saccharine, noting whether sealing is needed, alum for crispness, and compact jar storage.
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Pearl Orndorf
Glouster
Middleport
Fevah Fortney
Guysville
You Have a Right To Be Proud Of Your New 1942 Skills
Mrs America catalogs a year of new skills learned under wartime stress. From first aid and patient comfort to auto basics, budgeting, canning, knitting, diet, cycling, and saving, she celebrates practical self reliance and self sufficiency in a simple, earnest tone.
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Mrs. America
America
Army Health Check and Beauty Care Advisory
A wartime advisory urges civilians to maintain general health with annual checkups while noting many beauticians and doctors may be drafted. It emphasizes healthy teeth for overall well being, and warns against delaying care as war depletes civilian medical staff. Also announces the September meeting of the Woman's Association of the Alexander Presbyterian Church and revival services at Poston Community Church starting Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Woman's Association of
the Alexander Presbyterian Church
Arthur Stuart
Albany
Pitfalls of Love In Hotel Lansfield Drama
Mary Veritzen has traced a stolen state document to Steve Redfield and, amid a tense hotel confrontation, Noel confronts his wife Mary and her secret agent uncle Charles Spencer. Mary’s dangerous mission is revealed as Noel vows to protect her, while the father plots to recover the document. The scene ends with a promise of continuation Monday.
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Noel
Mary
Redfield
Mary Veritzen
Steve Redfield
Steve
Hotel Lansfield
Madge Graham
Madge
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Dicky
Spencer
Lean
Pes
Mind Your Manners on Weight and Social Etiquette
A social etiquette piece poses five questions on tact with weight topics. It advises against dieting comments to an overweight friend, persistent reminders during meals, and discussing personal weight. It cautions against making fat jokes in a crowd and suggests a respectful response when a friend loses weight, emphasizing supportive instead of critical dialogue.
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Norma Gibbs
Women's Council
Women’s Council of the First Christian Church
Clarks Chapel
Wscs
W.S.C S
Wake Island
Deflowrance
NEA Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
Office of Price Administration
Santa Claus
Johnny
East Indies
Far East
McBee
Bible School
Scott
Millfield
B.R
Ruth Millett
Army
Alicia Hart
Alexander Association
Poston Revival Services
Poston Community Church
Fred Fields
William Powell
Bud Duncan
Hillbilly
Edgar Kennedy
Blitzkrieg
Mary Astor
Axenena
Payne
Grable
Se Perenade
Jane Wyman
Reason Phil Silvers
Corina Wright
Buggs Bunny
Pecan
Jack
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