G I Rights Explained at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary discussed G I Rights under the federal bill at its January meeting led by Howard H. Sands. They organized for the mid winter conference, donated to Red Cross and other groups, collected books for Merchant Marines, and planned future programs on Americanism and National Defense with twenty five members present.
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G. I. Rights
American Legion Auxiliary
Howard H. Sands
War Man Power Commission
U. S. Employment Agency
Sands
L. C. Baker
U. S
Merchant Marines
Legion Auxiliary
Merchant Marine Service
C. E. Dupler
War Activities
Personal notes and visits across states and towns
Mrs. Gerald Stauffer hosts Mrs. Keith A. Ross of Sheffield Alabama at 42 East State. Ross will spend the weekend in Athens visit Gettysburg Pennsylvania and Washington DC before returning to Alabama. Pfc William Sharp and Miss Wilma Wallace were dinner guests of Mrs Roy Roseberry and son Boyd Lee and her mother Mrs Clyde Scott at 208 West Union Street. Sharp plans a return to Miami Beach Florida. W S C S of Central Avenue Methodist Church meets tonight at 7:30 PM.
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Gerald Stauffer
E. State St
Keith A. Ross
Sheffield
Ala
Ross
Athens
Gettysburg
Washington, D. C
Alabama
William Sharp
Wilma Wallace
Roy Roseberry
Boyd Lee
Clyde Scott
W. Union St
Sharp
Miami Beach
Fla
Married People's Class Sees January Meeting Changes
The Married People's Class of the First Christian Church met at Clyde Beverage home on Franklin Ave. Devo tions were led by Mrs. Carl Hanson. They announced meeting dates moved from the third to the fourth Monday. George Fee and Mrs. Frank Howell won prizes in a social hour. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from her sister Mrs. Charles Lilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Clyde Beverage
Franklin Ave
Carl Hanson
George Fee
Frank Howell
Charles Lilley
Mrs Evelyn Luchs Attends Federal Council Conference
Mrs Evelyn Luchs wife of Rev Fred Luchs pastor of the Presbyterian Church in this city heads to Cleveland as a delegate to the Federal Council of Churches gathering with over 400 church leaders. The delegates aim to map action for a peace based on spiritual principles and study Dumbarton Oaks results and other parleys.
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Evelyn Luchs
Fred FE. Luchs
Presbyterian Church
Federal Council of Churches
Cleveland
Commission On A
Dumbarton Oaks
Delaware
Commission
Bright New York Fashion Preview Signals Lively Spring Styles
A New Year fashion preview shows bright bold trends for spring with daring coats, suits, and dresses. Designers like Philip Manone feature eye catching details such as side openings and buttons while capes in black and white plaid and coordinated toppers and plaid collars pair with matching accessories to elevate the look.
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New York
Philip Manone
Coffee Hour at Dean Voigt's Home for AAUW
Members of the AAUW gather for a Friday coffee hour at 4 30 pm at 35 Park Place the Dean Irma Voigt home to honor Dr Helen C White professor of English at the University of Wisconsin who will speak at the Ohio University convocation Friday morning.
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Dean Voigt
AAUW
Helen C. White
University of Wisconsin
Ohio University
Irma Voigt
Park Place
A.A.U.W
Faculty Women Host Party at Club House
About sixty members of the Ohio University Faculty Women’s Club attended a Monday night party at the Club House with Olson as refreshment chair. Mrs. Glen Hanes hosted the Sayre Study Circle at her E State Street home Tuesday afternoon where President J R Sprague led business and program head R J Studer presented a paper on China’s history and geography.
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Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Sayre
Glen Hanes
E. State St
J. R. Sprague
R. J. Studer
China
Luncheon Hosts Aid for Filipino Women as Guild Members Meet
Mrs. Robert E. Coughlin hosted a Wednesday luncheon for eighteen Woman's Guild members at Park Place. The group folded into a sewing project for native Filipino women using War Department materials and heard about missions work in the Philippines.
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R. E. Coughlin
Robert E. Coughlin
Park Place
Woman's Guild of the Episcopal Church
Victor Whitehouse
L. C. Baker
Earl Funk
J. T. Merwin
Raymer McQuiston
J. J. Crumley
War Department
Coughlin
Manila
Philippines
Hobson Study Circle Reflects on 1944 Events
Mrs. O G Houck hosted the Hobson Study Circle at 21 Elliott St with eleven members. President Mrs. James Householder led a business meeting and the group voted to donate five dollars to the Girl Scouts. Guest speaker Mrs. Allena Cline reviewed the book of Joshua and its wars alongside present conflicts. A dessert was served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Wilson Norris and Mrs. E G Burt. The item also notes a church bake sale at Carpenter's Hardware Store on Saturday January 20 at 8:30 am. It closes with a motivational piece urging winter sports like bicycling skating and skiing as wholesome outdoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
C. J. Ailstock
L. M. Williams
Frank L. Harvey
Charles Goodrich
Red Cross
Salvation Army
National Defense
Goodrich
C. E. Dupler
F. A. Lavelle
A. L. White
L. C. Baker
R. P. Imes
Hobson Study Circle
O. G. Houck
Elliott St
James Householder
Allena Cline
Wilson Norris
E. G. Burtoom
Tyroler Family Letters Link Fathers and Sons in WWII
In World War II roundabout notes, Capt. Louis Tyroler and his son Staff Sgt. Robert Tyroler, both in the Allied Military Government and Army, share a rare father-son meeting in Germany. Letters from France describe their brief reunion and work insights.
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G. I
WAC
Tyroler
Athens
Louis Tyroler
Robert Tyroler
France
Chicago
Bob
Germany
C. O
Robert
Woman Displays Large E Award Emblem in Uniform
Dorothy Bedel of a Cincinnati athletic goods plant models a sweater bearing a large E emblem. The firm primarily supplies its products to the armed forces, highlighting collegiate fashion influence in their line.
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Dorothy Bedel
Cincinnati
Pre Induction Visit of Mike Brozak Before January 22
Mike Brozak of Cleveland spends two weeks at his New England home before reporting for armed forces service on January 22 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Brozak
Cleveland
New England
Armed Forces
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