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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1946

Page

6

Society Notes and Local Birth Announcement

Lt. Robert Main returns to Great Lakes Naval Training Center after a 50 day Athens leave, to serve as medical officer for discharge examinations at the Separation Center. Floyd Heightland Jr. born Feb 3 weights eight and a half pounds, Floyd James named, grandparents listed. Chi Omega Alumnae event and Valentine party planned by local clubs, clothing drive for Victory Clothing Collector, and newGani chest ad copy present.

Robert E. Main Chicago Great Lakes Naval Training Center Athens Pacific Main Navy Great Lakes Bay Floyd Heightland Floyd James James Coolville Clam Frazee Chauncey Anno

Berlin Fashion Show Highlights Luxury Amid Ruins

Berlin residents salvage style as luxury garments and millinery illuminate the ruined Kurfürstendamm. A lavish showcase at a new specialty shop features elegant dresses and beauty items, photographed by Emil Reynolds for NEA Acme.

Berlin Kurfurstendam Fifth Avenue West Side Emil Reynolds Nea-Acme

Local lodge and club notices outline upcoming meetings

606 Pocahontas Lodge to install Wednesday night. Valentine party. Members urged to bring Valentine cards, a covered dish and three sandwiches. 609 Pathian Sisters meet Wednesday night at IOOF Hall N Court St. Catholic Ladies of Columbiay Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. K of G Hall. UCD Club hosts Valentine luncheon Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Home of Mrs. Edward Cole 102 E. State St. Womens Council Christian Church Thursday 2 p.m. Mr. Fred Kilian on Africa. Mrs. L. B. McCune group s. Cabinet meeting 1:30 a.m.

Pocahontas Lodge Pathian Sisters IOOF N. Court St UCD Club Valentine Edward Cole E. State St Woo Womens Council Christian Church Fred Kiltan Africa L. B. McCune

Uncle Sam Viewed as Spoiled Parent in Marriage Clash

Ruth Millett argues the United States should legalize American-German marriages of GIs abroad. She notes past non fraterna tion bans failed and says youth defies bans when love flourishes. The column contends Uncle Sam appears foolish opposing cross national marriages and warns of unintended moral effects.

Ruth Millett Ature Trud Army Germany United States Uncle Sam Uncle San Som Sam Gros Jawa

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Help Constipated Folks

For years Dr Kidwards relieved patients bothered by constipation with his famous Olive Tablets now sold by all drugstores. Olive Tablets are mild and thorough acting on the upper and lower bowels to produce natural movements. No griping. Caution use as directed. 15¢ 30¢ 60¢

Kidwards Dr. Edwards

Keller outlines new rehabilitation program for the deaf blind

In New York Helen Keller spoke at the American Foundation for the Blind about a new rehabilitation effort for the deaf blind. She will lead through the Committee for the Deaf Blind, directed by Dorolthy Bryan, aiming to help about 27 000 deaf blind in the United States with individualized care and long term support.

Elascu Helen Keller American Foundation For Te Blind New York Miss Keller United States Committee For the Deaf Blind American Foundation For the Blind Dorolthy Bryan Yaeir Brooklyn Smarty Helen Polly Thompson

Round About Town in Athens Society Notes

In Athens readers seek guidance for social life beyond the Student Grill and Youth Center. A young 21 year old office worker asks Mr Anthony for advice on finding suitable fun off beer parlors amid radio bulletins on strikes and home concerns. The column also salutes Maurice Currens for three years of faithful AOP work near the West Virginia Ordnance Works and observes local club reporters receiving verbal orchids for calendar notices.

Anthony Maurice Currens West Virginia Ordnance Works General Chemical Pallas Club D.ar Christian Church Woman's Council Order of Eastern Star

Nothing Like a Good Cry to Wash Away Woes

A reflective column by Alicia Hart explores crying as a release for emotional pain. It describes tears washing away self pity, relaxing tensions, and cleansing mood after the heaviness of sorrow. The piece uses metaphor of tears as a bath to heal inner wounds.

Alicia Hart

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club Meeting Report

Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club met Thursday evening with Miss Constance Lette at 52 University Terrace. Members discussed literary matters and shared impressions of a borrowed book, noting the owner's generosity and inviting continued thoughtful critique.

PT Beta Phe Pi Beta Phi Lette 52 University Terrace

Heart Shaped Treats and Decor Tips From Cooking Feature

The column showcases heart shaped potato cakes and heart shaped cakes with a raisin glaze. It lists ingredients and steps for forming heart shapes and baking times and mentions pink frosting. It also briefly suggests using non tiered tables as end tables for a small sofa, adding decor space.

Charlotte Adam

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Robert Main CHI Omega Alum Chi Omera Alumnae Cin Will HL. Dunlap E. State St . On Business and Professional Women's Club Valentine ParkSide Club Catholic Ladies of Columbiay K. of G Hall G.I OFL Hall Gould Adelaw Nat Just For Children McKee Drug Co Frances Sider Plas Moedds Ybl Anth Sociat Y Gallaher's Cours St Ohio McBee McBee Company Miss Garvin Riga Lenners Coca-Cola Company Parkersburg Coca-Cola Bottling Company Coca-Cola Coke
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