Ribbon craft ideas and local club notices from Carbondale area
Easy to make ribbon access ories are suggested for spring outfits using yard or two of ribbon. A polka dot umbrella sheath and matching hatband are described with steps to attach and finish. The Four-Way Health Club met at Mrs. Chester Lowery’s home in Carbondale for a potluck noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Lowery
Carbondale
Inez Mace
Lydia Stanley
Garnet Lightfritz
Lena Clark
Nora Cox
Wilma Williams
Verna France
Local Social Notes Move Across Cities and States
Mrs. John Jagers visits Columbus and Delaware with Morrison relatives while the Kerrs attend an Ohio Soft Drinks Bottling Works convention in Cincinnati. Rosenbergs vacation in Miami Beach. Bigga family in Detroit. Johnsons weekend in Beverly. First Lieut. James Abraham returns from Fort Benning and plans to pursue a master’s at Ohio University. AKS Legion Auxiliary Unit 127, Guysville, holds Feb 11 meeting with Mayme Ashcraft and Jean Pierce assisting.
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R. Kenneth Kerr, Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio Soft Drinks Bottling Works
Sol Rosenberg
Berinthia
Ben Rosenberg
Miami Beach
Florida
James Abraham
Fort Benning
Ohio University
Abraham
AKS Legion Auxiliary A. K
Bridge Club Hosts Dinner and Games Evening
Mrs Walter R Davis host of a two table contract bridge club at 25 Mill Street led a dessert first evening of bridge. High scores were won by Mrs Gerald Stauffer and Map Davis. Guests included Mrs Courtney Faught and Mrs Charles S Dautel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Davis
Mill St
Gerald Stauffer
Map. Davis
Courtney Faught
Charles S. Dautel
Cincinnati
Calendar of Events for a Busy Week
Athena Delphian Club hosts a Valentine dinner at the Thackery House Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. Chi Omega Alumnae Club meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Walter R. Davis. Progressive Literary Club meets at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at 72 May Ave for its annual business meeting. Senior Circle meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. P S Wamsley. Needle Club meets Feb 8 at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. Frank Cross. Wednesday features a Ladies Day Bridge lunch at the Country Club at 1 p.m. Faculty Wives Tea at 3 p.m. Wed. Athens Needle Club meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 84 W State St. Albany Community Garden Club meets Friday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Ira Spencer. Etta Bean discusses Selection of Good Evergreens.
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Athena Delphian Club
Thackery House
Chi Omega Alumnae Club
Walter R. Davis
Mill St
Progressive Literary Club
Clara Andrews
May Ave
Child Conservation League
P. S. Wamsley
Lorene Ave
Needle Club
Frank Cross
Grosvenor St
Faculty Women’s Club
Athens Needle Club
Selby Glazier
W. State St
Albany Community Garden Club
Ira Spencer
Albany
Etta Bean
Mrs Perry Munn Hosts Club With Musical Program
Mrs Perry Munn presided over the Albany Wednesday Club meeting at her home with Wilkesville Women's Club members as guests. A program on Irving Berlin included life facts and songs performed by Sharon Vorhes Ruth Ellen Stone and others, with decorations in red and white and favors prepared by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Munn
Albany
Wilkesville Women’s Club
Wilkesville Club
Kate Burdette
Harriett Woodyard
Valentine
M. H. Mitchell
Florence Brown
Blanche Cline
J. E. Cline
Pearl St
Athens
ONG Plans Valentine Dance for High School Students
Ohio National Guard Headquarters Company hosts a Valentine dance for Ath ens County high school students including Athens High School on February 12 at the Athens Armory. The 8 PM to midnight event has no charge, with Paul Allen and his band providing music. Chaperones from the high school will be present as the ONG promotes the event.
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Ohio National Guard
166Th Infantry
Athens County
Athens High School
Athens Armory
Earl Mathews
James Abraham
Paul Allen
Ohio University
Ray Lawrence
Chase Circle Holds All Day Meeting at Pleasant Hill Church
Chase Circle of Ruth held an all day gathering at Pleasant Hill Church with ten members and three visitors. Attendees included Pauline Martin Ruth Carbaugh Maizie Hanning Minta Chase Vivian Coates Julia Graham Mary Chase Ruth Martin and son Florence Collins Maud Martin Lola Goodwin and Darren Dea Coates. A noon potluck followed by group singing prayer and reports. Lola Goodwin received the award. A play Taking Too Much for Granted and Valentine events were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Ruth
Pleasant Hill
Pauline Martin
Ruth Carbaugh
Maizie Hanning
Minta Chase
Vivian Coates
Julia Graham
Mary Chase
Ruth Martin and Son
Florence Collins
Maud Martin
Lola Goodwin
Darren Dea Coates
Leo Martin
Mrs. Max Frank Returns Home After Major Surgery
Mrs. Max Frank former Jeanie Lowe of New Marshfield convalesces at home Route 1 New Marshfield after major surgery January 27 at Marietta Osteopathic Hospital Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Frank
Jeanie Lowe
New Marshfield
Route 1
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
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Flora Pratt
Route 5
Mothers of
Mechanicsburg
Ermel Stalder
Richland Ave
Cline
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Valentine Greetings
THE
Cline Pharmacy
John Jagers
Columbus
O. D. Morrison
Sunnyside Drive
Delaware
Robert K. Morrison
William B. Bigga
Becky
Detroit
Mich
W. S. Bentley
Bob
Arthur Goodin
Cynthia Goodin
S. Herman Goodin
Goodin
Logan
Famous National Bridge
Black Kid Gypsy
Stanleys
W. R. Davis
Country Club
Hunter E. Hope
Albany Garden Club
Mrs. Perry Munn
Max Rathburn
Zaleski
David
Sheltering Arms Hospital
E. E. Rathburn
W. Union St
John Bedinghaus
Mcdougal
WSCS
Women's Society of Christian Service
McDougal Methodist Church
Carl Morris
Court St
St.Joseph Aspirin
St.joseph
ONG
Mrs
Claud Dry
Helen McAfee
Business and Professional Women’s Club
John Watson Jeffers
Jean Chase
Helen Mengerink
Chase Circle
Gibson
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
Athens, O
Tam
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Lydie A. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia
Ohio Valley Exterminator Company
A. A. Locke
MGR
Carpenter Hardware CO
Meigs CO
Rep
Middleport
Lever Brothers Company
Breez
American Baby Magazine
Timely
Ee Middlepoort
Sanitary Service
Pike ST
Parkersburg
P. O
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Sheltering Arms
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Cologne
Ohio
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