Fashions Bring Back Hooded Apes and Hooded Dresses
EPSIE KINARD reports a fashion wave featuring auto bonnet hoods and hooded outfits for day and evening wear. Hooded coats, suits, and dresses arrive in fur and glitter trims, with new hooded pieces by Herbert Sondheim and Joseph Halpert. A book review notes Mrs. Frank B Dilley will discuss They Found the Church Bare by Henry Van Dusen at the Presbyterian Church session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsie Kinard
NEW York
NEA
Herbert Sondheim
Joseph Halpert
Frank B Dilley
Henry van Dusen
Presbyterian
Pepper-Up Exercise Secrets Of Arline Judge
Actress Arline Judge shares a pep routine to beat fatigue between shows. She rests after a hot bath then performs a mat exercise, bringing knees to chest, clapping legs, and rocking to revitalize voice and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Arline Judge
Dave Eiman
Jake
Social Side Guests At Cottage Tea Meeting
Mrs E M Biddison hosted the Senior Circle of the Child Conservation League at the Cottage Tea Jeeves. CBL president Mrs Thomas Rosser opened the meeting, program leader Mrs C T Warren introduced Dr A C Anderson of Yale psychology, who spoke on Epul. A refreshments break followed. Next, Mrs H T Phillips will host the group’s next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Biddison
CCL
The
Child Conservation League
Thomas Rosser
CBL
C. T. Warren
A. C Anderson
Yale University
H. T. Phillips
Morris Ave
Denmark guest speaker at Kappa Beta dinner in Athens
Mrs H W White, native of Denmark, spoke at a Kappa Beta Dinner following the initiation service at the Christian Church. Disciples Foundation officers are listed, with Mabel Lee and Jean Fisher among initiates and participants, including Joan E. McCaw as guest speaker and campus religious program visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. White
Denmark
Kappa Chapter
Kappa Beta
The
Christian Church
Elaine Alexander
Marion
Jean Fisher
Sullivan
Audra Frey
Rushsylama
Pat Hess
Lois McCoy
Portsmouth
Varonia Mowers
Murray City
Marabel Newton
Warren Ann Channel
Barbara Elkins
Norma Caseman
Mabel Lee
June Schuler
Athens
H. F. Waite
Unsumous
Joan E. McCaw
Disciples’ Foundation
McCaw
Local Disciples Foundation
Howard Crow
Truedley Heinlein
Vespers
Virgina Hoffman
Frances Sumprion
Paul Brickman Named Dayton Rubber Publicity Chief
Paul Brickman former Messenger staff reporter and three time editor of the Ohio University Post is appointed to the publicity staff of Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Company. He will start January 28 and will live at 606 Oxford Ave Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brickman
Messenger
Ohio University Post
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Company
Phi Epision Pi
Sigma Delta Chi
Associated Press
United Press Sports
Oxford Ave
Dayton
Vets Welcomed Home With Warm Community Greeting
After extended service many veterans return to small towns and faces, requiring a heartfelt reception. Businesses, barbers, drug stores, and gossip circles should include them warmly, offering conversations and introductions to ease their reintegration. Sunday visitors include Herbert Davis and families. Billie Beckley of Albany now at Patuxent River, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Run
AETT
W. M Beckley
Albany
Herbert Davis
Columbus
Ermelo
Beckley
Maxine
Maryland
Made
Billy Shaver
Staneart
Edith Shaver
Athens
Billie Beckley
Patuxent River
Personal Letters From Edwina Keaney Hexland
A weekly feature titled Personal Letters presents Edwina Keaney Hexland’s reflections on home life and motherhood. She recounts a San Diego project, family challenges, and worries over children’s shoes amid financial strain, noting her daughter's Mary Janes survived four years despite illness and disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwina Keaney Hexland
San Diego
Calif
Long
Wong
No Meat Try a Good Substitute for Winter Skin Care
An article notes a meat shortage from a packers strike and promotes meat substitutes for meals. It includes a cabbage rolls recipe with cabbage leaves bacon stock and seasonings, and endorses a soap and cream product by Alicia Hart that claims moisturizing, cleansing, and make up benefits for dry skin. The item blends home cooking with cosmetic guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Indianapolis Symphony to Play in Athens Saturday
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr Fabien Sevitzky will appear on the Community Concert Series in Athens Saturday Jan 26 at Memorial Hall 8 50 pm The ensemble has made many recordings and appeared on 89 broadcasts across three major networks Noted musician Sevitzky lauded by the New York Times and concertmaster Israel Baker leads the string section with the Peacock sisters among the notable players
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Fabien Sevitzky
Athens
Memorial Hall
New York Times
Philharmonic Symphony
Ook Tee A
Venestra
Stanley Drucker
Peacock Sisters
Dr. Levitaky
Harriet Peacock
Ruth Peacock
Israel Baker
Gay Nineties telegraph operators spoke through dots and dashes
A grandmother recalls women who worked as telegraph operators for railroads in the Gay Nineties era. Names include Katie Duffy, Carrie Stevens Rutherford, Addie Baker Young, Lizzie Blackburn, Stella Whaley Sands, Lizzie Maupin Dunn, Nora Crouse, and E. B. Young. She details their jobs, routes, and daily duties, noting one brief Western Union stint and the habit of reading messages by sound in stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Duffy
Shawnee
Carrie Stevens Rutherford
Langsville
Addie Baker Young
Rutland
Athens
Lizzie Blackburn
Stella Whaley Sands
Point Pleasant
Lizzie Maupin Dunn
Nora Crouse
Weill
E. B. Young
Addie Baker
West Virginia
K. and M. Railway
Toledo and Ohio Central
New York Central Lines
Young
Western Union
Owen Airhart
Eugene Debs
American Railroad Union
K. and M. Railroad
How You Can Make Butter At Home And Tips
Describes costs of butter from dairy cream or milk, fat globule sizes, and methods to make butter using a jar or spatula. Explains temperature ranges for cream, butter milk extraction, and why sour cream yields better flavor. Notes that homogenized milk cannot be used and mentions Albany guests and a Pallas Club meeting in January.
Sergeant Walter L. McHarg Returns From Europe
Sergeant Walter L. McHarg arrived at his parents home in Athens after over three years in the Army. He spent a year and a half in England France Belgium and Germany and wears the Expert Rifleman's badge Good Conduct and Victory Medals and the European Eastern campaign ribbon. He participated in the Rhineland Ardennes and Central Europe battles earning three Battle Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. MecHarg
James McHarg
Route Two
Athens
Army
Sergeant McHarg
England
France
Belgium
Germany
Rhineland
Ardennes
Central
Europe
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Venus
Indianapolis Symphony
Leopold Stowkowski
All-America Youth Orchestra
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Arturo Toscanini
Thiel
By Hazel Finsterwald
C. H. Jewell
Vinton
Vinton Jewell
Carpenter
No 8
Ipallas Club
Pallas Club
Faculty Woman's Club
Big Bamby
Rauch's Bakery
Walter L. McHarg
Alrior
Raevreks
Vicks
Cline
the Gas Company
Court ST
March of Dimes
Rex Koons
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