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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1944

Page

6

Miss Rankin Speaks on Maternal and Child Care

Miss Esta Rankin presented by Maecenas Literary Club at City Federation meeting on prenatal care and postnatal assistance by county nurses. Blood donations Red Cross service and bond purchases urged. urgent need for more Red Cross workers noted. Next meeting to feature Boy Scouts and Red Cross demonstrations.

Esta Rankin Maecenas Literary Club City Federation Lee Roach Roach Red Cross R. D. Williams John Dowler Louis Ondis James Householder Rowena Sprout Glen Atkinson W. L. Gard J. R. Harvey A. N. Johnson Federation Hobson Ae Boy Scouts Red Gove

Art Center to Begin Work Wednesday in Athens

Community Fine Arts Center organizers invite beginners and experienced artists to use the current workshop at the Ohio University division studio. No classes. instruction available. Information via Prof. L C Mitchell Dr Edith Beecher or John Rood. Others attended funeral for John E Jones in Jackson.

Earl C. Seigfred Ure Ext Ohio University University Athens L. C. Mitchell Edith Beecher John Rood

More Sun Less Fabric Rules Summer Play Clothes

The article describes 1944 summer play clothes with minimal fabric for sun and style. It notes two piece plays or patio outfits, sun tub and surf resistant cottons, and Mexican print fabrics with hand dyed designs. It highlights accessories like toppers scarves boleros and scarves.

Epste Kinard New York Rio Grande

Pallas Club Meets With Miss Bailey

The Pallas Club gathered at Miss Laura Bailey’s home 7 Church St Saturday afternoon. Mrs. W. F. led the business meeting while Miss Genevieve Apgar spoke on India, the problem child among the nations. Mrs. H. B. Robbins of Hamden attended as a guest. The next meeting will be at Mrs. A. Q. Sloane’s 69 S. Court St.

Pallas Club Laura Bailey Church St W. F Genevieve Apgar India H. B. Robbins Hamden Bailey A. Q. Sloane S. Court St

Mixed Vegetable Cheese Casserole Recipe Note

A recipe combines mixed vegetables and noodles with milk and cheese baked in a two quart casserole. Instructions specify layering noodles and vegetables, baking at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. Also notes a rummage sale at City Hall on Saturday January 15 and a furlough visit at Camp Pine NY.

First Things Top Importance

A wartime opinion argues mothers should prioritize family life over employment and external work. It urges mothers to keep children at home, deflect work that diverts attention, and focus on raising the right kind of children as the nation’s first duty.

Secret Service Hunt Continues for Marion Captive

In a tense scene at a hotel, the narrator updates Lillian Underwood on Marion Morton’s peril and a planned rescue. The discussion reveals a broad network, promised leads, and the danger of exposure as key figures await developments in Washington and beyond.

Charles Spencer Secret Service Marion Morton Gm Elgg Lillian Underwood Madee Sag Harbor Lillien Enien Raters Lane Sara

Cover Your Face With Rouge for Healthy Glow

A New York career girl recovering from grippe says rouge gave her a healthy glow with full-face application from hairline to chin. She blended cream rouge over shadows under her eyes and then powder, claiming a week in the sun look with immediate improvement. Try it if you feel peaked.

New York

Frozen Grapefruit Becomes Morning Breakfast Item

The article reports 16 ounce frozen grapefruit packets ready for civilian sale as the only available form of processed grapefruit. It notes experiments over the past year improved freezing methods and mentions a wave of new frozen products including applesauce and various dishes while cucumbers and tomatoes remain unfrozen.

Grow Soy Beans Seen As Best Spring Crop

Experts say growing soy beans next spring yields more food per space and time than most crops. Garden peas are not recommended for amateurs due to timing difficulties causing losses. Garden supplies are improved for next season and pressure cookers are expected to be popular.

Hot Cider Punch Recipe Improves Winter Gatherings

A simple hot cider punch mixes cider with sweetener and spices. Simmer covered five minutes then strain, reheat, and serve from a pitcher. Ingredients include cider cloves and cinnamon bark or cinnamon powder to taste.

Pressure Cookers Released and Shoe Ration Holiday Notice

Pressure cookers are released for food preserving yet overall supplies remain tight. A shoe ration vacation runs Jan 7 to 29 permitting ration free sales only for fabric or leather fabric hybrids up to 15 percent of stock. Government reserves release 440000 cases of pork and beans to civilian consumers.

Washington Office of Materials and Facilities War Food Administration Washington, D. C Office of Price Administration

Club Calendar of Local Organization Meetings

Multiple groups schedule Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings around 7 30 to 8 pm at various homes and clubs. Notable events include Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary at 30 Columbia Ave and WAVEs and WACs talk at Hotel Berry. Faculty Wives Club tea planned for Wednesday afternoon.

Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary A. C. Anderson Columbia Ave Marine, Army and Navy Women's Club Hotel Berry Ed Shields Navy Pfc Ruth McKeen Women's Army Corps Ohio University

English Women Demand Equal Pay and Postwar Rights

London delegates from 300,000 women in the Transport and General Workers Union demanded equal pay for equal work and postwar rights. They pressed adult status at 18, full mobilization of industry, childcare, better canteens, sanitation, and more nurseries, insisting women will remain in industry after the war.

London Transport and A Workers’ Union Arthur Deakin Rotary Union Dorothy Coulthard

Mother Creates Home Cure Drink Cited By Readers

A reader notes a home mixed cough relief praised for its effectiveness. The message mentions mixing ingredients with spirit and notes a favorable reaction to the remedy, reflecting a column reader tip.

Fluffy Bran Gingerbread Lunch Recipe Variants

Gingerbread for lunch packs a hearty treat with a Fluffy Bran version yielding 6 to 8 servings. Ingredients include shortening sugar molasses egg bran flour baking powder soda salt ginger cinnamon and boiling water. Mix and bake in a greased nine inch glass pie dish at a moderate oven for about 30 minutes.

Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners

A reader asks etiquette questions about invitations house guests timing and guest preferences. The column gives concise hostess guidance with answers indicating when to invite, bring guests, and how to respond to letters, emphasizing gracious hosting and memory of guests needs.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Rankin Mercury W. Mckee F. M. Hutchinson Charles O'Bieness John E. Jones Jackson Mr. Jones McKee Edwin A. Jones Zeta Tau Mnae Zeta Tau Peyton One Steve Logan Miss Bailey Carl Phillips Camp Pine N.Y Walter Jordan Carpenter Ruth Millett Lillian Madge Carolyn Dicky Spencer Bae Marion Barry Bee Sidney Samer Winderwood Ronald Minas Liien Room Service Atteine Ashington Wash Alicia Hart Needle Club Progressive Literary Club Elmer Finsterwald Hocking St E. T. Hayes W.s.cs First Methodist Church Mary Rose Minnie Hughes Morris Ave Child Conservation League E. M. Biddison N. Congress St Chi Omega Margaret Walker A.A.U.W Faculty Women’s Club Coe PEO Lila Miller Cline Building Pythian Sisters IOOF Veo Gasco First Presbyterian Church Rosette Hargrove Stanley Stanley's Shoe Store South Court St
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