Legion Auxiliary meeting highlights support for veterans education
The American Legion Auxiliary explained its legislative program led by Mrs. C J Ailstock focusing on child welfare rehabilitation national defense and veterans benefits. They urged support for H R 2634 H R 29 and the Clark Amendment while planning fundraising for a local hospital and wheelchairs. Special guests included members of the Marine Army and Navy Women's Club and Navy Recruiting officials.
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American Legion Auxiliary
C. J. Ailstock
Ameri- Legion Auxiliary
Alstock
Marine, Army and Navy Women’s Club
Ralph Straw
the Fille Hospital
Soldiers and Sailors Hospital
Sandusky
Ernest McGraner
Athens
Jennie Sue Rousey
Don Illikan
Frank Anderson
Ed Shields
U. S. Navy Recruiting Office
James P. Cumley
M. P. Josten
Joseph Kennedy
Lavelle
Higley Circle Meets at Mrs Williams Home
The Higley Study Circle met at 44 W. State St. with Mrs. C. E. Atkinson presiding and Mrs. A. T. Volwiler giving a paper on Postwar World Economics. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Volwiler’s home. Nearby, Mrs. Thelma Conrath and her son joined Pvt. Carl Conrath in New Orleans. Mrs. Virgil Baker returns home after two weeks with her husband in the Seabees at Gulfport and Hancock Range where he teaches signaling.
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Higley
R. D. Williams
State St
A. T. Volwiler
C. E. Atkinson
A. T. Volwhler
N. May Ave
Thelma Conrath
Charles
Athens
Pvt
Carl Conrath
Overseas Transportation Corps
New Orleans
Virgil Baker
Phillis Jordan
Grosvenor St
Virgil G. Baker
Seabees
Gulfport
Miss
Local Clubs Schedule Meetings For January 20 21
Several groups announce gatherings on January 20 and 21 including the Foreign Relations Group of the A A U W at 60 E Mulberry St with a Russia discussion led by Miss Louise Field and Mrs Ethel Morgan. Athens Grange meets at the Grange Hall. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae meets at 17 E State St. Faithful Few Club at 2 Stewart St. Women s Service Council groups meet at various State St and Franklin Ave locations with potluck and sewing activities. Ohio State Nurses Association District 14 dinner and election at Cottage Tea House. Current Events Club at 43 Grosvenor St. Presbyterian Church Group Three all day meeting at 45 Maplewood Dr. Lydia Lash Evans Club at Red Cross HQ for surgical dressings.
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A.A.U.W
Charles Mathews
E. Mulberry St
Louise Field
Ethel Morgan
Russia
Women's Service Council of the Christian Church
Harry Elkins
E. State St
Helen Stokes
Franklin Ave
P. B. Sidders
Second St
Charles Cameron
N. High St
T. L. Swan
Lancaster
Ohio State Nurses Association
Cottage Tea House
N. Lancaster St
The
Presbyterian Church
C. L. Dow
Maplewood Drive
Red Cross
Ooe
Lydia Lash Evans
WAVES Help Navy Cadets Face High Altitude Tests
In a series of high altitude mock tests at nine bases, WAVES train Navy air cadets to handle low oxygen, facial numbness, and writing difficulties at 18 000 and 30 000 feet. Doctors report women tolerate extreme cold better, and psychologists note improved cadet morale when guided by a smiling examiner.
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James Thrasher
Washington
Navy
Marine
Quantico
San Diego
Tors
Mary
J. C. Adams
Aviation Medicine
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Earle Metcalfe
Metcalfe
New Orleans Poor Boy Sandwich idea for leftovers
From New Orleans comes a novelty lunch idea a foot long bread loaf split into three sections with gravy on the bottom half and a pile of meat vegetables or greens on top. Cold versions use mayonnaise cold meat eggs lettuce slaw and other leftovers.
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New Orleans
Serviceman's Wife Encouraged to Take War Jobs
A column praises Cecelia Richter a tack welder for a ship tied to her Navy husband and argues many service wives should take war jobs. It cites benefits like war bond savings and shared purpose, noting some wives still stay home. Also mentions the M and H Circle annual dinner rescheduled to Jan 29 at the Cottage Tea Room.
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Cecelia Richter
Roosevelt
M and H
M. and H
Cottage Tea Room
Bombardier Bride Specs Favor Brunettes in Texan Survey
A Texas survey of 453 bombardiers from Midland Big Spring and San Angelo finds brunettes preferred over blondes or redheads. Respondents prioritize being good companions independent home minded and well dressed with average size and equal or greater brightness than a boyfriend.
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Bombardier
Midland
Big Spring
San Angelo
Texas
Cook
Do Own Nails Nicely With Simple Rules
Alicia Hart explains at home manicure steps. Use emery board filing avoiding corners, push back cuticles, soak and scrub before clipping hangnails, rinse and dry after polish removal, brace hand on table and apply coats with precise up and down strokes, cleaning blurs while polish is wet.
Mind Your Manners Quiz and Hospital Return
The column offers no answers to manners questions and suggests polite responses to social slights. It notes Mrs Leta V McLaughlin of Guystville underwent cataract surgery at the Cleveland Clinic Hospital on December 17 and recuperates at her brother's home in Hollidays Cove West Virginia, with a return visit planned for observation.
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Leta V. McLaughlin
Guysville
Cleveland Clinic
J. E. Richmond
Hollidays Cove
W. Va
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