Food Specialist To Speak At 1950 Gasco Institute
Miss Parrett, a longtime home economics educator and former food lecturer, will headline the 1950 Gasco Food Institute in the Athens high school auditorium February 14 15 and 16 at 2 pm. She will lead baking demonstrations with the Ohio Fuel Gas Go Home Service Department partners.
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Athens
Gasco Food Institute
Miss Parrett
Ohio University
Home Service Department
Ohio Fuel Gas Go
Food Institute
O. K. Parrett
Mabel Parrett
Parrett
Zanesville
The Miracle Vitamins With Iron Solu seals
A vintage drug ad promotes Solu seals as a supplement for frayed nerves stomach trouble and skin problems tied to vitamin B1 deficiency. It claims better blood improved sleep and daily use with mail order options and Quick's Drug Store location.
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Quick’s
Sophomore Class Presents Program At Plains School
The Plains High School sophomore class staged an assembly with music by the school band led by Thomas Evans. Acts included piano solo Jon Tipton, vocalists Janet Stalnaker Norma Neutzling Jeanne Gabriel and James Grandy, a clarinet duet Elizabeth Johnson Barbara Talbert, and a boxing match James Ewing vs Vaughn Howard. Awards for magazine drive winners Willard Frost Allen Pailet Eugene Campbell were announced and a pep assembly followed with band and cheers led by Roger Tinkham Elizabeth Johnson and Mary Hardy.
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the Plains High School
Thomas Evans
James Grandy
Jon Tipton
Rubenstein
Janet Stalnaker
Norma Neutzling
Jeanne Gabriel
Elizabeth Johnson
Barbara Talbert
Willard Frost
Allen Pailet
Eugene Campbell
Beryl Cone
Roger Tinkham
Mary Hardy
Ohio University social notes include visiting scholars and arrivals
Mr and Mrs William L Roberts arrive from Denver to live with Mrs Roberts grandfather Harry W McKinstry at 102 Morris Ave while Mrs Roberts plans to attend Ohio University. Prof Howard Mumford Jones of Harvard will be commencement speaker. dinner party and English dept staff gathering planned. Phi Mu Auxiliary met at 151 Grosvenor St with hostesses including Mrs J M Pedigo and Mrs Roy H Paynter.
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William L. Roberts
Denver
Colo
John C. Baker
Howard Mumford Jones
Harvard University
Ohio University
Jones
Phi Mu
L. P. Eblin
Grosvenor St
J. M. Pedigo
Roy H. Paynter
Katerine Millikan
James V. Rice
Wednesday Club Meeting Addressed by C. H. Harris
The Athens Messenger feature writer and district roving reporter C. H. Harris spoke at the Albany home of Mrs. Earl M. Baughman. Harris outlined modern newspaper assembly and shared experiences from county reporting across The Messenger’s area.
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C. H. Harris
Athens Messenger
Earl M. Baughman
Albany
Harris
The
Messenger
Messengers
Eldon Dailey
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
M. H. Mitchell
Henry Bobo
Red Cross
E. H. Lasch
Alvin Cline
James M. Jackson
Wilkesville
James McCormick
Russell Waltz
Harry Denney
B. S. Wells
Florence Brown
Clifton Pearman
Baughman
Visiting a Distant City for Business Trip Plans
A traveler outlines planning hotel bookings before telling a friend in the city about a business trip. The passage cautions against staying at a friend's home to avoid being a nuisance.
Music Club Meets At Roberts Home In Grosvenor Street
The Junior Music Club gathered at 12 Grosvenor St hosted by Juliana and Lelia Roberts. Guests included Mrs. Kathleen Campbell and son Victor with music by Ann Baker Marlinda Heft Nancy Hawkins Marjorie Gaylord and others plus several students and teachers in attendance. A cooking tip suggests saving gizzards and hearts for soup or gravy or adding them to egg salad.
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Juliana
Lelia Roberts
Grosvenor St
Kathleen Campbell
Victor
Ann Baker
Marlinda Heft
Nancy Hawkins
Marjorie Gaylord
Linda Holland
Kathleen Lynch
Patty Witzler
Stephen Davis
Nancy Wichterman
Mary Williams
Mary Jane Lee
Lelia
Juliana Roberts
Rosellyn Paige
Victor Campbell
Marie Stehr
Ronnie Kennedy
Virginia Wilcoxen
E. H. Gaylord
B. A. Renkenberger
L. C. Mitchell
C. E. Heft
Richard Selleck
H. J. Rose
Lee Ann Rose
We the Women: Manners Help Boys Grow Up Well
Ruth Millett argues that good manners are not sissy but essential for boys. A mother urges her husband to share in teaching courtesy at home, citing examples like seating mothers, holding doors, and proper introductions. She suggests a demonstration by inviting poorly behaved peers to show the impact of manners.
Study Club Met At Gentry Home
Higley study group met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J R Gentry Peach Ridge Road with Mrs. A F Jeutter presiding. Mrs. Irving Dickman presented a paper on Ohio industries noting agriculture and regional products and highlighting Cincinnati as a coal distributor and Crosley Corp. contributions.
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Higley Study Club
J. R. Gentry
Peach Ridge Rd
A. F. Jeutter
Irving Dickman
Ohio
Dickman
Meeting set for talk on early Athens County history
Mr. C. H. Harris of The Messenger will speak on the Early History of Athens County at a meeting of the Athens City Federation of Women's Clubs Monday at 2 p.m. All club women are invited to attend at the home of Mrs. Thomas M. Wolfe on Utah Place.
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Albany Wednesday Club
James M. Jackson
Wilkesville Study Club
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
M. H. Mitchell
C. H. Harris
the Messenger
Athens County
Athens City
Rice Pudding With Butter Scotch Sauce And Almonds
A concise note describes rice pudding served with butter scotch sauce and thin blanched roasted almond strips, highlighting its extra-special appeal.
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Enid Parrett
Plains School
Frank Rauch, Jr
Vicki
Riviera, Fla
Caldwell
Alka Seltzer
Bic
Hartman
Valentine
Candy Hearts
Whitman's & Johnston's Candy
Sunbeam, Remington and Schick Electric Razors
McKee Drug Co
Borden's
Earl Baughman
Clifford Pearman
O. D. Dailey
Virginia
Blosser’s
Main St
Logan
Roberts
Schiller
ED Mors
Court St
Athens, O
Ruth Millett
Gentry Home
Valentine Candies
Gales
Gilberts
Old Dominion
Turtles
Brad
Greeting Card Headquarters
Cline Pharmacy
Court Street
E. State St
Athens, Ohio
Philco
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