Movies and Our Children Discussed by Local Group
Dr E A Hansen and Dr I seen spoke at the Child Conservation League meeting at Mrs Pearl Helwig’s home May Ave Tuesday night. Hansen urged parents to study motion pictures and weed out harmful ones while selecting safe times for children to attend and rest for school. A musical program followed with Mary Ellen Gibson and the Ohio University Men’s Glee Club. Refreshments were served to twenty one members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Child Conservation League
Pearl Helwig
May Ave
Hansen
I Seen
Earl Funk
Mary Ellen Gibson
Thomas E. Gibson
Ohio University Men's Glee Club
Harry Akers
Thomas Morgan
Charles Love
Larry Helwig
Hughey Backenstee
Staats
Homer Brown
J. W. Hudson
National Federation of Women’s Club
National Federation
Hudson
Irma E. Voigt
C. E. Dupler
Frank Dean
College grad shares value of Stephens education for life
Ruth Millett reports from Columbia Missouri on Ruth Guyan a Stephens College graduate who used business training for early work and now blends homemaking budgeting and consumer education to build a practical life. The piece argues Stephens curriculum equips women for jobs and home life through courses in literature art science and interior decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Athens Messenger
Athens
OHT
Stephens
Stephens College
Columbia
Ruth Millett
George Guyan
Gwen
First Edge Footwork for Ice Skating, Outside Edge
Marian Bush Reeder explains starting edges in ice skating with the Forward Outside Edge on the right foot and how to progress to the figure eight. The piece outlines body posture, shoulder lead, and controlled footwork toward balance and momentum, noting drills and instructor tips as the series continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bush Reeder
Sid G. Hedges
Imag
Rio
Mrs Staats Advocates Reading Value at Maecenas Club
Mrs L C Staats spoke on the value of good reading in the home to Maecenas Literary Club at the Helsel home. She urged parents model reading, recommended books for children, and noted how hobbies can grow from nature study and making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens College
Mrs. Staats
Maecenas Club
L. C. Staats
Maecenas Literary Club
Neal Helsel
Second St
J. W. Hudson
Staats
Richard Halliburton
Friendship Class Meeting at Parker Home
The Friendship Class of Richland Avenue Methodist Church met at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parker home Monday night under president Miss Wilma Pierce with devotions by Miss Villa Tippie. Nearest meeting Feb 6 will be a Valentine party at Locust Heights hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Schaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Church
Parker Home
Miss Pierce
Richland Ave
Methodist Church
Richard Parker
Wilma Pierce
Francis Glazier
Harvey Martin
Paul Parker
Alice Tower
Wilma Pierre
Villa Tippie
R. J
Richland Ave. Methodist Church
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Jo Garvin
Neil Crawford
Garden Club Plans Luncheon Meeting
The Athens Garden Club schedules its annual luncheon for Monday January 15 at 11 oclock at the Eastwood. Chairwoman Evan J. Jones Jr with assistants T N Hoover C C Robinson and Fred McKay lead a reminiscence program with all members participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Garden Club
Eastwood
Evan J. Jones, Jr
T. N. Hoover
C. C. Robinson
Fred McKay
Calendar notes for Athens area clubs and meetings
Numerous Wednesday events include P.E.O. at Mrs. Fulton and Mothers Circle at Mrs. Allen plus Athens Needle Club hosted by Mrs. Wise. Girl Scout leaders meet with moving pictures. Hooded topics include literature and public health. Thursday schedules feature several clubs, a baby announcement for Patricia Ann Teachout, and Bates Christian Endeavor gathering.
Personal notices of social visits and travels across states
Various individuals and couples are reported visiting relatives and spending holidays in Richmond Athens and New York City. Guests include Ed ward R Harris and Mary Peoples in Richmond with plans of other relatives traveling. George Whipple visiting from Philadelphia. M B Middleton in New York. John Dana returning from Loudenville. L W Russell recovering in hospital. Also noted are egg white substitutes developed by the University of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Harris
Mary Peoples
Richmond
O. F. Peoples
S. Congress St
Harris
Boston
Harrises
M. B. Middleton
Athens
Barbizon Plaza
New York City
John Dana
Loudenville
J. P. Dana
University Terrace
Queen Olga’s Suit and the Emeralds Scheme
Madge Graham plots to reveal Philip Veritzen’s ruse to Queen Olga, aiming to restore her emeralds and win her hand, while using Olga to sway Veritzen against breaking up Noel and Mary’s marriage. The plan hinges on Olga’s trust and a promised restoration of fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Graham
Olga
Sag Harbor Farm
Philip Veritzen
Veritzen
Mary
Madge
Olina
Phil
Philip
Thomas
Queen
Ide
Noel
Emeralds and a jewelers’ duplicity unfold
Adele Garrison follows a clue about the jeweler who supplied dazzling emeralds. Queen Olga reacts with mixed pride and wit as she recalls a plan to counterfeit and restore the gems, while a personal mark proves ownership. The scene ends with a hint of tomorrow’s continuation.
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Philip
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary Dines at Hopkins Home
Alpha Xi Delta auxiliary held its annual dinner at 14 Elmwood Place the George W Hopkins home with 35 members attending the buffet and an evening program led by Mrs. F. E. H. Gaylord and Mrs. Harry Lackey. The January meeting of the U S Daughters of 1812 Rebecca Morris McKee Chapter was postponed to February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.O
Oscar Fulton
E. State St
Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary
G. Hopkins
George W. Hopkins
Elmwood Place
Alpha
Xi Delta Auxiliary
FE. H. Gaylord
Harry Lackey
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Rebecca Morris McKee
Fort Gower
Daughters of the American Colonists
Middleport
Women's Relief Corps
Betsy Ross Sewing Club Hosts New Members and Officers
Mrs. Cecil Sarver hosted the Betsy Ross Sewing Club at 78 W. State St. with fourteen members present. New members include Mrs. Clarence Flowers. Officers elected: Mrs. Cladaus Baker president and Mrs. Harold Davis secretary treasurer. Meetings postponed due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Sarver
State St
Betsy Ross Sewing Club
Clarence Flowers
Portsmouth
Cladaus Baker
Harold Davis
Sarver
Richard Bucher
The Woman in the Hall reviewed by a Faithful Few club
A brisk critique of G B Sterns The Woman in the Hall praises its suspenseful mystery and sharp dialogue while noting the tragic arc of Lorna Blake who exploits wealth to fund fake railway journeys. The review highlights superb characterizations and tight narrative as a standout in recent reading, and mentions the Faithful Few Sewing Club postponing its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Stern
Lorna Blake
London
Jay
Molly
Miss Stern
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Marian Bush Reeder
Schaar
Locust Heights
Garden Club
McKee
Fordan
Delsey
McKee Drug Co
McKee's
Mothers Circle
Clarence Allen
Stewart St
Dwight Bowles
Athens Needle Club
Harold E. Wise
Athens County Council For Childhood Education
Edwin Watts
Ooo Presbyterian
Geoa
Athens League Women Voters
Frederick Krecker
Congress St
Elsie Druggan
Naomi Bible Class of the
Wesleyan Needle Club
Everett Lewis
Arden Place
U. Cc. D. Club
C. L. Jordan
Grosvenor St
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Clyde Mason
Lorene Ave
Presbyterian Church
John Sharpe
Ohio Synod
Ladies Aid
John Ashton
Herbert Teachout
Pauline Riggs
Detroit
Mich
Patricia Ann
Teachout
Glouster
Myrtle Brown
McArthur
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Rd
Bates Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Everett Carbaugh
Bates Church
George Whipple
N. Congress St
Philadelphia
Richard Whipple
Philco Radio Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Gordon Nelson
Martha Whipple
L. W. Russell
Athens County
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mill St
Department of Home Economics
University of California
Mr. Veritzen
Y Adele Garrison
U. S. Daughters
Sarver's
Oor
Steppes
Beauty Shop
Mira Movers
Logan
Wendall Edgar
Sewing Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cornwell
Silvus
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