Scouts Demonstrate at City Federation Meeting
Fifteen Boy Scouts and Troop Six of the Girl Scouts presented a program at the City Federation gathering in the high school gym. Lyndell Wooley led the national anthem as flags entered, with demonstrations on health safety and first aid, crafts, and an international friendship lesson. The event closed with a brief business session and a $10 donation pledge to aid wounded soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndell Wooley
Joan Blair
F. W. Paper
B. F. Keifer
League of Women Voters
Athens City
Ernest McGraner
Athens
Federation
Mrs Fay Evans Elected President Of Wesleyan Guild
The Wesleyan Service Guild met Feb 7 at 7 30 at Geraldine Hope’s home with 24 members present. New officers installed by Mrs Carl Nessley include President Fay S Evans and other posts across spiritual life cultivation publicity and sunshine. Reports highlighted Methodist Bishops Crusade for a New World Order with light refreshments served by Ava Smith Camilla Manson and Sara Jones. Columbus Athenian Club to meet Feb 13 at 672 College Ave hosted by Mrs Georgia Kilpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Geraldine Hope
Carl Nessley
Women's Society of Christian Service
Fay S. Evans
Dorothy Williams
Lois Malpas
Lois Fri
Ena Rasp
Della Finsterwald
Jane Kirk
Anne Pickering
Ann Mumma
Melba Faulkner
Sara Jones
Edith Miller
Lila Miller
Julia Cable
Sunshine
Bettie Wiseman
Columbus
Ava Smith
Camilla Manson
Service Men Furlough Honor Guests at Class Six Party
The Young Married Peoples Class Six of the First Church of God hosted a party at Mr and Mrs Paul Ayers home on Mulberry Street in honor of four armed forces members on furloughs. Attendees included four service members and guests from Athens Cincinnati and Nelsonville, with decorations featuring red white and blue crepe paper and two American flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of God
Paul Ayers
Mulberry St
Armed Forces
Jack Robinson
Gienice Lenigar
Navy
Earnest Conant
Robert Hooper
Hocking St
East Side Sewing Club Meets At McKinley Home
Social notes record the East Side Sewing Club meeting at 265 East State Street Friday at 2 p m hosted by Mrs P H McKinley. The column lists visitors and residents arriving or returning from trips and family events across several nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Richard Fought Miss Bartha Jo Kinsel Mrs George G Guthrie and many local families noting birthdays visits and a military furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside Sewing Club
East Side Sewing Club
P. H. McKinley
E. State St
Richard Fought
Bartha Jo Kinsel
Morris Ave
Fort Lauderdale
Miss Kinsell
Fort Lauderd
Amazing Cough Relief in Your Kitchen Bottle
An advertisement touts a cough remedy named Pinex as a mixed in kitchen bottle medicine. It claims a full pint lasts a family long, pleases children, and soothes irritated membranes. It loosens phlegm clears air passages and helps rest at night with prompt action on throat and bronchial membranes. If not pleased money refunded.
Good Care In Early Flu Stages From Red Cross Nurse
Mary Beard of the American Red Cross urges prompt, careful home care for influenza. She advises bed rest, monitoring temperature every three hours, keeping the patient warm, fluids, and strict hygiene. Watch for danger signals like fever beyond three days, foul sputum, earache, drowsiness, or persistent nosebleeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mary Beard
Nursing Service
American Red Cross
NEA
Quality of Rayon Stockings Is Expected To Improve
This Home Front Forecast notes rayon stockings showing gains in fit and durability as sizing improves under War Production Board guidance. A new wet-strength rayon yarn may later boost stocking life, though most users still report wear and fit issues. Cotton stockings are in lower demand but show regional variance. industry focus shifts to electric irons next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
Far West
Mid-West
Pitfalls of Love Sequel in an East Side Restaurant
In an east side restaurant Madge Graham and a cast of friends and foes from a play scheme through a tangle of disguises and gang ties. Milner, Lansfield manager, presses the party to leave. secrets of Steve Redfield and a plot by hidden conspirators unfold as Madge’s party navigates danger and deception. Adams hints at the next move as the mystery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Madge Graham
Mary
Noel
Ronald
Carolyn Bristow
Mareon Morton
Milner
The
Lansfield
Madge
Charlies Spencer
Secret Service Ace
of International
Whee Dlesiocneat
Steve Redfield
Adams
Spencer
Elleven
Milner Nek
Tome Hia Milner
Steve
Snriching
Club Calendar TUESDAY Evening notices from local clubs
Tuesday activities include Needle Club with Mrs J R Woods at 62 Frank la Ave 730 pm WSC Circle Nine at 56 1 2 E Mulberry St 800 pm AAA W meeting Feb 8 800 pm in Faculty Women's Club speaker Dr Laura Zirbes Child Conservation League guest night at 12 Shannon Ave 730 pm Athens Needle Club at Cottage Tea House Wednesday 2 pm Lizzie Hackman host regrets due by noon Pythian Sisters Wednesday 730 pm IOOF Hall N Court St officer installations and potluck dinner attendees bring covered dish Faculty Wives Club Wednesday Feb 9 230 pm PEO at 6 pm for B L L dinner Pocahontas Lodge birthday and anniversary Valentine party at Red Men's Hall Wednesday evening Martzolff Sunday School Class monthly meeting Thursday 730 pm at First Methodist Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Needle Club
Cottage Tea House
Lizzie Hackman
Pythian Sisters
IOOF
N. Court St
Service Wives Club Plans Feb Party at Hotel Berry
Marine Army and Navy Wives Club, linked to service men, meets at Hotel Berry at 8 p m tonight to plan bond booth operations through Feb 29 after selling five War Bond shares since Jan 15. Feb 22 membership party at Cottage Tea House requires reservations. bring a prospective member and pay a small refreshment fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine, Army and Navy Men's Club
Hotel Berry
Schine
Athena
Cottage Tea House
Cover Split Nail With Tape Strip
How to repair a split nail using adhesive tape or tissue as a temporary bandage. Wash dry and strip polish, place a nail sized tape over the split, seal seams, then repaint to match. Renew bandage as needed to prevent snagging and maintain a discreet appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Radio
Kathryn Westfall
Kathryn
Motherhood Should Have Priority in War Time
Ruth Millett argues women wartime workers should not delay motherhood. if all capable people take essential war jobs, motherhood could wait. She cites many women in nonessential roles who could switch to war work, urging priority for those who can contribute to the war effort. Later notes cover Lt Coppeland’s visit to Guysville and a Women’s Club meeting on Feb 10 with initiation and a Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Mildred Delp
R.N
Susie Smith
John Smith
Shade Club Meets for Second 1944 Meeting
The Art and Thimble Club of Shade gathered for its second 1944 meeting on Feb 3 with 21 members and guests and seven children present. A quilt top was finished for the hostess and work continued on a W.S.C.S. top. Georgia Moore was elected president, Lois Ruth vice president, Grace Hines secretary, and Kate Chappell treasurer. The next meeting will be at Mrs. R. F. Perry’s home on Feb 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art and Thimble Club of Shade
Mabel Cowen
W.S.C.S
Georgia Moore
Lois Ruth
Grace Hines
Kate Chappell
R. F. Perry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fay Evans
Wesleyan Guild
Columbus Athenian Club
Georgia Kilpatrick
College Ave
Stanley
South Court Street
Claire McCardell
Nari Jenks
the Plains
Inez Atkins
Cecil Ayers
Fern France
Donna Lenigar
Grace Bean
Louise Langhorst
Sams
Cincinnati
Toby
George G. Guthrie
Charleston
W. Va
Alex Nelson
Elmwood Place
W. H. Rose
Route One
April Kinsel
D. L. Gandee
D. L. Gandee, Jr
Kenneth Jones
Susie
Ray Jones
Lorain
Robert Jones
Patty Kern
Wanda Hillin
Mae Evelyn Calvert
Ralph
Byron F. Calvert
Albion
Calvert
Camp Reynolds
Greensville
Pfc
Fred O’nail
Helen O’nail
Mill St
Fort Knox
Charles O'Neil
Clarence
Clarence Wiseman
William Burns
Billy
Betty Wiseman
Frank B. Gullum
N. Lancaster St
Point Pleasant
R. E. Mitchell
By Ann Stevick
Stevie
Stephen Redfield
Redfield
Organ
Carolyn
Father
Olga
Olina
Georges
Marion
Lillian
Needle Club
J. R. Woods
Frankla Ave
First Methodist Church
Edith McBee
E. Mulberry St
Faculty Women's Club
Laura Zirbes
National Committee On Education
Child Conservation League
Willis Johnson
Shannon Ave
Faculty Wives Club
Re Women’s Club
R. A. Foster
Woodward Ave
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Martzolff
Service Wives Club
New Marshfield
Nan Mace
Cpl
Vernon E. Townsend
Phillip
Vaughn L. Townsend
Peggy Ann
M. H. Douglas
Pat
Ricky
Robert L. Townsend
Floyd Townsend
Frank
Robert Townsend
Harve Spencer
Jane Beveridge
Richland Avenue Methodist Church
Mary Shafer
Carrie Burson
Hilah Barnhill
Baker
Glenn Atkinson
J. Allen Finnicum
Joe
Ralph Finnicum
Finnicum
C. J. McCullough
Miss Westfall
Texas
Charles H. Copeland
Lt. Copeland
C. H. Copeland
Guysville
Camp Hulen
Oo B.P.W
Business and Professional Womens Club
Lydia
Pincham
Elps
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dorothy Lamour
Robert Preston
Burma
Shorts
Spirit of Annapolis
Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store
Union St
Athens, Ohio
Shade Club
DR. Caldwell
Ohio
Thur
Ak Ad
Ibeaun
Frances Langford
Logan's
Logan
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