Hat Designers Aim For Notable Spring Accent
Hat designers say spring fashion leans serene and conservative making hats a key accessory. Frank Olive notes the plain clothes demand a definite hat statement to distinguish couture from catalog looks, with John Anthony collaborating on coordinated pieces.
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Ann Hencken
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Frank Olive
John Anthony
Coordi
Olive
Jack McConnell
John Jr
New York Couture Business Council
National Press Week
The Great Gatsby Era Returns Says Olive
The Athens Messenger notes women embracing hats as the Great Gatsby era returns for the season, with Olive echoing excitement about the fashion revival.
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Olive
Psychological tests can aid early child behavior insight
A school psychologist may recommend tests to assess a 7 year old's behavior and emotions. With teacher, psychologist, and parent cooperation, psychometric studies can reveal patterns and guide timely help. Follow the school psychologist to support the child's emotional structure.
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Lester L. Coleman
T.E
Abby Advice Letters on Bathing Deodorants and Equality
Readers lampoon and praise Abby in a collection of letters about bathing gender norms and odor issues. A man from Columbus and a Michigan square dancing group weigh in on deodorant use and personal hygiene affecting workplace and social life.
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Abby
Anniversary Is Married Anniversary Is Married
Mr and Mrs A E McConkey of Athens celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. They married January 8 1923 in the Methodist parsonage with Rev Daniel McGurk. He is a retired Athens postman. They live at 1 Spring St and have three children and four grandchildren. A family dinner was held at the Holiday Inn in St Clairsville. Jane Lambert of Athens is a Riverside Hospital patient in Columbus room 766.
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A. E. McConkey
Athens
Earl McConkey
Sylvia Robinett
Daniel McGurk
McConkey
McConkeys
Spring St
Richard McConkey
Seattle
Wash
Marjory Bovenizer
St. Clairsville
Emily Brooks
Andrew McConkey
Elaine Bovenizer
Joan Bovenizer
Ben Brooks
Jane Lambert
Albany Road
Riverside
Antique Treasure Hunting For Home Can Be Great Fun
Antique collecting and decorating with pieces over a century old is a popular trend. Seek out antiques at auctions, shops, garages, and bazaars to find durable items with stories, then repurpose them to add character at home.
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Mr. L
Marie Fleury
Malverne
N.Y
Connecticut
Women Face Hair Loss Not Just Men
New York doctors explain that women from young to old can suffer hair loss due to pregnancy bodily changes thyroid imbalances high fevers and hormonal shifts. They urge medical checkups and caution against relying on massages or potions while noting wigs remain a common option.
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New York
Cyril March
New York University
School of Medicine
David Charles
Boston University School of Medicine
Charles
March
Homemakers Explore Food Facts in County Meeting
Athens County Extension Homemakers Council sponsors a 7 p.m. meeting on Food Facts Facts and Falacies at Columbia Gas Co Route 50 E. Mrs. Lewis McBride notes overload of nutrition information and aims to clarify. Alma Saddam from Ohio State University will speak and lead discussion. Open to the public. Materials available for group uses. A gourmet dinner at Baker Center tops language week, Saturday 6:30 p.m. public invited.
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Athens County Extension Homemakers Council
Columbia Gas Company
Route 50-E
Lewis McBride
Alma Saddam
Ohio State University
Baker Center
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