League of Women Voters meets at Mary and Anna’s home
Social gathering outlines departmental reports on membership by laws education and child welfare. World news and Reciprocal Agreements discussed. Non payment of teacher salaries raised with a committee named to investigate school funds. Next meeting features an illustrated talk on Child Labor with hostesses and floral decor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Mary
Anna
Woteness
H. L. Dunlap
Government and Education
State Board of Education
City Federation
William Stehr
Mabel W. Sprague
H. M. Woods
W. L. Gard
New Members Join After Hours Skating Club
The After Hours Skating Club at Rollercade welcomes new members including Mr. and Mrs. Don Peden, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Al Gubitz, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley, and others. Thursday night attendance features additional couples and individuals such as D. R. Zenner, Charles Woodworth, Dwight Rutherford, Seth Lewis, W. J. Trautwein, Frank X. Rauch, and Carl Beasley families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
After Hours Skating Club
Don Peden
Harold Wise
Russell Crane
al Gubitz
P. G., Nichols
Earl Beckley
Phillip Woodworth
Harry Beckley
W. R. Cable
Roger Connor
Earl Nye
J. E. Algeo
Byron Wolfe
D. R. Zenner
Charles Woodworth
Dwight H. Rutherford
Seth Lewis
W. J. Trautwein
Frank X. Rauch
Roger Jones
Carl Beasley
Gasco Sewing Club Hostess Delights Members at Brown Ave
Mrs Richard Bucher hosted the Gasco Sewing Club at her home 30 Brown Ave Tuesday night with 12 members attending A potluck supper at 6 30 followed by a social evening Names include Mrs E R Horn Mrs Jesse Camp Mrs R E Wagoner Mrs Chester Carr Mrs John McElroy Mrs Howard Fisher Mrs Ed Bailey Mrs E N Corwin Mrs Rod Smith Mrs James Klingenberg Mrs Harry Faulkner and the hostess Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bucher
Gasco Sewing Club
Brown Ave
E. R. Horn
Jesse Camp
R. E. Wagoner
Chester Carr
John McElroy
Howard Fisher
Ed Bailey
E. N. Corwin
Rod Smith
James Klingenberg
Harry Faulkner
T. C. le
Round About the Town highlights Athens notables
The notes cover former Athens High students jokes in class about Byron, Mrs. Georgia Kilpatrick’s whistling, amateur writing hobbyists, Bill Root leaving for Annapolis prep, Middleport-AHS game glimpsing the frozen Ohio River, and motorists falling through thin ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Root
Athens High
Kiski
Annapolis
Annapolis Naval Academy
Bill
Middleport
Ohio River
Pomeroy High
W. Va
Barrel of beer found by residents in Palmer incident
Silver Street residents reported a barrel of beer fallen from a truck to a wholesale company. The firm asked for the barrel to be returned after the beer had been destroyed. The group then promptly destroyed the beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Mass
Silver Street
Children Will Be Buyers Tomorrow Says Topic Leader
The Child Study Club in Athens Ohio held a Monday night topic night at Mrs. Wade Swartz's home. Mrs. Fred Brown led the discussion on Tomorrow They Buy from Parents Magazine with all members participating. A social period followed with Mrs. Clyde Littler winning the mystery prize. Dessert was served to 11 members with the hostess and Mrs. Littler assisting. The next meeting will be a social and valentine exchange at Mrs. Harry Swank's home with Mrs. Harry Fisher and Mrs. William Mansfield leading the social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Parent's Magazine
Fred Brown
Child Study Club
Wade Swartz
Coss St
Clyde Littler
Personal News From Athens County Circles
Mrs. Gerald King of Cleveland visits her in law at 66 Stewart Street while Mrs. King resumes duties at Athens County Children's Home. Mr. and Mrs. T L Yoho and family attend the funeral of Mr. Yoho's father Mr TP Yoho of Chillicothe. Arthur and Alice Mae unable to attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald King
Cleveland
Mr. King
Joe E. King
Stewart St
Athens County Children’s Home
T. L. Yoho
Central Ave
Eileen
Eugene Yoho
Mr. Yoho
T P. Yoho
Chillicothe
Arthur
Alice Mae
Bridge Shower Complimenting Mrs Frank Nolan
Mrs L C Baker hosted a bridge party and shower at 42 E State St given by her daughter Mrs Carl Clifford. Prizes went to Mrs John Cline for high score and Miss Betty Barger for second. Mrs Nolan received many attractive gifts. A dessert course followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Frank Nolan
Frank A. Nolan
L. C. Baker
E. State St
Carl Clifford
John Cline
Betty Barger
Nolan
Ruth Hartley Graduates in Holzer Nurses Class
Ruth Hartley joined thirteen probationary nurses at Holzer Hospital Gallipolis as they received their caps Monday night. Her parents Mr and Mrs S N Hartley attended with Kay as Ruth, Athens High School graduate, was among the graduates. The pledge was recited on the winding Colonial stairs in the Nurses Home living room. Miss Richards RN spoke on the pledge and Rio Grande College’s Dean of Men discussed seven nurse qualities. Refreshments followed the ceremony with Mrs Charles E Holzer among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Charles E.holzer
One Woman to Another: Scrapple Recipe from the South
Marian Bush Reeder offers a homely breakfast recipe for scrapple praised as a mix up dish from mothers and grandmothers. She details selecting pork, simmering, removing bones, grinding, boiling broth with cornmeal, seasoning, and chilling in a pan before slicing and frying. A segue hints at hush puppies to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bush Reeder
South Carolina
Marriage Meddlers and a Tennis Court Scheme
In Sag Harbor the scheming heiress Olina questions gowns for a scene while Madge and Mary plot power plays overPrincess Olina as the theatre project nears a decision. Mary negotiates a shift from vanity to cooperation as Olina weighs her future with Veritzen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Veritzen
Lillian Underwood
Philip Veritzen
Sag Harbor Farm
Madge Graham
Mary
Princess Oliva
Madge
Veritzen
Oliia
Olina
Sequel to Married Comrades Tennis Challenge
Adele Garrison continues the domestic episode with tension between characters as one contemplates joining a tennis match. A suggested handover to Mary and a plan to discuss matters with a mother figure unfold, hinting at ongoing conflict and care dynamics.
Calendar Friday Current Events Club Meeting
Friday events list two home gatherings Mrs Hal Rowland at 170 East State Street 7 30 p m and Mrs Elizabeth Harvey with Mrs Georgia Kilpatrick assisting hostess. Also a cooking tip grease saucepan rim to prevent overboiling with butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Rowland
E. State St
Chiefs Club
Elizabeth Harvey
Georgia Kilpatrick
Dockers Mobilized to Move Between Ports
A voluntary flying squad of skilled dockers has been organized by the ministry of labor to relocate workers to ports with insufficient registered labor in wartime. The scheme targets diversions of shipping by supplying dockers where needed across ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ministry of Labor
Birth Announcement for Rose Ann Fields
Mr and Mrs Howard Fields announce the birth of a daughter Rose Ann eight pounds born Tuesday January 30 at 333 W State St Grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Chiki Poston and Rev and Mrs Fred Fields Athens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fields
State St
Rose Ann
Joe Chiki
Poston
Fred Fields
Athens
Mobile Enlists 6 Foot 5 Recruit Largest Yet
Mobile’s recruiting office reports the enlistment of William F. Green, 6 feet 5 inches tall and weighing 222 pounds, the largest applicant ever accepted in Mobile, aiding U S Army expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
U. S. Army
William F. Green
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Misses Williams
Dunlap
Frank Cone
Good
Parker Bros. Music Store
N. Court St
Woodworth’s
Johnson
Uets
Mrs. Bucher
Gasco
Athens High School
Byron
Ralph Dalton, Jr
Athens County Recorder
HBF
Lorothy Bray
Cline
Baughman's
Miami
Fla
Mary Jane Dognan
Ruth Hartley
S. N. Hartley
Kay
Katie
Dicky
Adele Garrison
Maman
Burke Ervin
Electric Company
G& N
Mechem's
Nelsonville
Jean
West Union St
Deel
University
Ampus
LE Chair
Valentine
Broughton
Broughton's
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