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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1945

Page

24

Benefit Bridge at Hotel Berry Supports Athens Youth Center

Social and Personal items note a benefit bridge Monday Feb 26 at Hotel Berry to furnish the Athens Youth Center lounge. Auction bridge and pinochle tables will be played starting 7 30 pm with prizes and refreshments. Tickets are at the University Shop or from committee members including Mrs Ferguson and Mrs Roberts.

Berry Athens Youth Centr Carl M. Ferguson J. B. Roberts William F. Smijey Dwight H. Rutherford C. B. Nye P. F. Good J. H. Kennedy

Bridge Party Honors Miss Jean Read at Danford Home

Mrs. Richard Banks entertained with three tables of bridge Tuesday night at 110 N Congress St in honor of Miss Jean Read of Fostoria, a house guest at Mrs. Danford's home. Mrs. William Jurkovic won first prize and Miss Sylvia Schuler won second. A refreshment course was served.

Jean Read Richard Banks W. G. Danford N. Congress St Fostoria Danford William Jurkovic Sylvia Schuler

Garden Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Fulton in Athens

Mrs Oscar Fulton hosted the Athens Garden Club at her home 173 East State Street with Mrs Elwin O Neill presiding. Members heard talks on growing plants from cuttings and from seed, covering perennials, annuals, house plants and winter decor.

Oscar Fulton Athens Garden Club E. State St Elwin O'Neill W.W. Connett

Paris Hostesses and Food Rations After Liberation

Americans returning to Paris find the city largely unchanged on the surface but reveal deeper strain. French women, proud and resourceful, kept hosts from revealing hardship, often using iron rations and saved reserves to serve meals. Since liberation in recent months most households have exhausted their reserves and rely on meager current rations, with only a privileged minority able to secure farm produce.

Paris France

Navy V-12 Seaman Miller Finishes Yale Course

Seaman Henry E. Miller Jr. completed the Navy V-12 electrical engineering course at Yale University in New Haven. He is spending leave with his parents at 225 East State Street. His mother accompanied him from New York City, returning Wednesday night. he will report to Pre-Midshipmen’s School at Princeton University on March 5.

Yale Henry E. Miller, Jr Yale University New Haven

Rutkoskie Family Relocates to West Coast Station

Chief Petty Officer George Rutkoskie and wife left Athens with their young son George Jr for San Francisco where he will serve with Sea-Bees. They sold their Roosevelt Drive home and plan an extended West Coast visit living in San Francisco or with Mrs. Pearl Rutkoskie in Los Angeles.

Athens West Coast George Rutkoskie George, Jr San Francisco Rutkoskie Sea-Bees Rutkoskies Roosevelt Drive Gon Pearl Rutkoskie Los Angeles

Nabby Lee Ames DAR Hears War Projects Talk at Meeting

Nabby Lee Ames chapter of the D A R met at the Cottage Tea Room on February 17. Hostesses served refreshments as Mrs. H G Stalder spoke on Martha Washington. The group adopted DAR war projects including mobile X ray units for seven hospital ships and a wired program distribution service for hospitals. The chapter contributed ten dollars to a new Youth Center in Athens.

Nabby Lee Ames D.A.R Carl M. Ferguia Voreny Ferguson National Board of Management DAR Medical Corps Navy U. S&s D.alr Athens H. G. Stalder Martha Washington White House George Washington

Community Concert Association Athens Meeting Set

An Athens notice lists a Thursday 3 p.m. session in the Hotel Berry ballroom for the Annual Meeting of the Community Concert Association of Athens. All ticket holders and interested parties are urged to attend. Also listed are Current Events Club at 7:30 p.m. with hostess Mrs. Louis Ondis and reader Mrs. Thor Olson, and Sew-So Sewing Circle at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Harry Coknuhfer. Miss Jean Read of Fostoria visits the Danford home and is a former Ohio University student.

Sayre Club Hotel Berry Grant Gilkey J. R. Studer Sayre Study Circle Gilkey Glen Hanes Red Cross Hursday Central Ave. Methodist Church Community Concert Association of Athens Berry Cottage Teal House Louis Ondis Thor Olson

One Woman to Another on Darning Socks Across Generations

A reminiscence essay recalls school days when silk stockings were worn and mothers dangled stockings rather than mend them. The writer details amateur sock repair methods, including threading and patching, comparing white versus colored socks and noting wartime wool scarcity.

City Federation to Hold White Elephant Sale for Youth Center

The City Federation announces a White Elephant sale at City Building on March 10 to benefit the Youth Center. Proceeds will aid youth programs with article contributions invited from parents by Feb 28. volunteers and committees from schools, Girl and Boy Scouts, and community members are listed, with contact suggestions for article pickup.

Id Youth Center City Federation 35 H. M. Woods City Federation Leland Stokes Francis Frebault L. C. Ridenour C. B. Nye George Smith A. F. Juetter Franz L. Woodworth GE. White JC. B. Nye J. R. Sprague C. BE. Atkinson

O. U. Coed Prom Planned For Feb 24 In Men’s Gym

Ohio University hosts the annual Coed Prom on February 24 in the Men’s Gym sponsored by Women’s League. Bob Rice and his orchestra will provide music for the turnabout dance with prizes for best corsages and funniest ideas. Jan Verne Bouse is general chair, assisted by Doris Morgan and others. Prom tickets may be purchased at the door. Mrs. Byron Wolfe and Mrs. James P. Cumley recently returned from Fort Lauderdale. Corporal James Cumley, son of Mrs. Cumley, is stationed at Boca Raton Air Field. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ulbrich announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Sue weighing nine pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ulbrich.

Ohio University Bob Rice Marietta Women’s League Becksley Kyle Clifford Jan Verne Bouse Doris Morgan Jane Porter Ann Stasulis Hallie Dee Smith Frantes McNeil Mary Jane Shepard Wilda Rawles Mary Ellen Lynch Byron Wolfe James P. Cumley Fort Lauderdale Fla James Cumley Cumley Boca Raton Air Field Corporal Cumley Army Air Corps Dale Ulbrich Carolyn Sue Sam Pratt Mineral C. W. Ulbrich Athens

Sunset Club Talks Plant Growing and Annuals

Sunset Garden Club members heard Mrs. P. A. Langston discuss Amaryllis bulbs said to be about 20 years old and how vigorous outdoor growth with a basement rest period yields blossoms. Mrs. Elwin O’Neill reviewed annuals with tips on selecting easy varieties, sunny spots, and good cultivation. Arbor Day plantings were discussed.

P. A. Langston Sunset Garden Club

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