Recruiting Sgt Jeff Drives Dogs for Defense in Athens
Meet Sgt Jeff Duncan local recruiter for Dogs for Defense Inc in Athens He trains and signs up 4 F dogs and their owners in a home front program to fund training for war service via small donations The effort lists many named dogs and owners with ranks and home addresses as it promotes the national dogs for defense drive
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Marian Bush Reeder
Jeff’ Duncan
Dogs For Defense
Athens
Sct
Jeff
National Headquarters of
Dogs For Defense, Inc
Voigt
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Bing” Benedict
Navy
Charles Sias
High Seas
Snickle” McVay
Martha McVay Blackmore
Snickle
Barney” Fultz
Leslie Fultz
Fultz
Sunnyside Drive
Margaret Duncan
Ohio University
Army
Jeff” Duncan
U S. Army
Park Ave
New York
Marines
War Dog Fund
Penny” Whitehouse
Victor Whitehouse
Richard
Binie
Harold Wises
Northwood Drive
Guard Your Patient Against Small Annoyances Says Red Cross Home Service Nurse
Red Cross home service nurse Mary Beard urges bed rest and a restful sickroom. She advises a quiet, clean environment with minimal noise and clutter, proper lighting, and intact sounds to avoid irritating the patient.
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Red Cross Home Service
Mary Beard
Red Cross Nursing Service
Messenger
American Red Cross
Club Calendar features Monday church potlucks and meetings
Local club calendar lists multiple Monday gatherings at First Methodist and Central Avenue churches including potluck suppers at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m Host committees include Mr and Mrs Lowell Patterson Mrs Karl Gorham and Mrs E R Horn Circle Three at 84 N Lancaster St Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary plans a meeting with Mrs Philip Peterson 15 Franklin Ave in the evening Esther Class of the Christian Church meets at 75 E State St led by Mrs T L Swan Wesleyan Service Guild to install officers at 812 Church St with Grace Leslie Ann Smith and Camilla Manson as hostesses Nearby a birthday gathering honors Wells Van Dyke and Frank Morris with friends and relatives in attendance at Stewart Route One Marine Army Navy Women’s Club will meet at Hotel Berry for a business session Tuesday at 8 p m inviting wives or sweethearts of men in service.
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Hathamar
First Methodist Church
Lowell Patterson
Karl Gorham
E. R. Horn
Robert Sheldon
Central Avenue Methodist Church
N. Lancaster St
Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Wilma Pierre
Esther
The
Christian Church
L. E. Carpenter
E. State St
T. L. Swan
Goe Wesleyan Service Guild
Geraldine Hope
Church St
Grace Leslie
Ann Smith
Camilla Manson
Wells van Dyke
Stewart Route One
Frank Morris
Amesville
Raymond Gould
Marine, Army and Navy
Hotel Berry
Ohio University
Lil Abner
Daisy Mae
Ohio State University
Pe Lowrey
Pres. W. S. Gamertsfelder
Irma Voigt
Laurence Lange
Elfrieda Wachciee
Louise Field
Fidelia Risley
Laverna Kern
Evelyn Stager
Cora Stanger
Cora Craig
Sarah Jones
E. O. Stout
Victor Whitehouse
Arthur Katona
G. W. Starcher
Carl Nessley
Gaige Paulson
Frank Gullum
Paul Krauss
Edith Wray
Arthur Buckle
L. C. Staats
J. Murray
Fred Pickard
W. H. Fenzel
A. C. Gubitz
Irene Devlin
G. S. Lasher
H. E. Wise
W. H. Logan
Clark
Albaugh
Wilson
Howell
W.B.A
F. Hall
The Average Woman Gets Blamed
A wartime column argues Mrs. Average Woman bears undue blame for home front struggles from work, rationing, and childcare, while men and society escape scrutiny. It notes a study group postponement due to conflicts, and lists weekend visitors including Pvt. Gill H. Brown at Ft. Eustis.
Low Cost for Children's Clothing in 1944
Washington reports in the Consumer Requirements Survey that children’s undergarments rank low among shortages, with 83 percent unhappy on waterproof pants and 35 percent unable to obtain diapers. A production program authorizes 18 million yards of fabric for low-cost children’s garments and moves to ease wool and lumber constraints, aiming for next year’s supply.
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Washington
WIN
Fashion Trends for Spring Lounging Tunic and Dress
New York fashion notes celebrate Claire McCardell Sally Victor and William Crown Phelps as 1943 American Fashion Critics Award winners. McCardell debuts a four piece lounge set with a freedom bonnet cape bag and surcingle belt plus a balloon cloth tunic dress. Victor unveils the freedom tonnet hat and several hats with varied silhouettes. Phelps reveals washable canvas bags lined with cape skin and bags and belts made from surcingles with private racing colors and military inspired details.
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New York
Claire McCardell
Sally Victor
Milliner
William Crown Phelps
Coty
Cardell
Freedom
Claire Mc
Pitfalls of Love Sequel to Marriage Meddlers
In a Socos east side restaurant Adele Garrisons tale unfolds with Marion Morton as host while Milner and his right hand man Adams maneuver for leverage. The Johnson/Lansfield intrigue deepens as Adams feigns loyalty, Milner suspects, and plans unfold around the restaurant and its owners. The narrator notes Adams's perfect act and hints at looming betrayals as events hinge on Milners unmasking and Father Spencers scheme.
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Socos
Adams
Milner
Lansfield
Spencer
Mr. Milner
Conny
Cette
Men Dated for OU s Co ed Prom
Ohio University coed prom held at the Men's Gymnasium featured vegetable corsages with wild outfits. Attendees included university officials and guests, while Ohio State's Pe Lowrey provided the music. A listed group of faculty and community members attended as hosts and guests of the event.
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Ohio University
E Men
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Sgt. “Jeff” Duncan
Oo Alpha Delta Pi
Philip Peterson
Franklin Ave
Miami Beach
Palm Beach
Charles G. Matthews
Frank Beebe
Second St
Gill H. Brown
Baby Carol
William Brown
Ruth Brown Hartley
Columbus
J. H. Ferrer
Bobby
Toledo
Claris Beebe
Dayton
Thomas Hamilton
Louis
Larry
Loyd
Pvt
Gill Brown
Ft. Eustis
Virginia
Athens Messenger
Aten
BY Ann Steiick
NEA
BY Epsie Kinard
McCardell
Phelps’ Spring
Adele Garrison
Madge
Greeved
Stephen Redfield
Redfield
Mary
Steve
Sam
Father
Orleans
Ranee
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court St
Vicki Vatronal
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