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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1949
Page
6
Rome Grange first and second degree teams practice Monday night January 31 at the IOOF Hall Stewart. Rome Grange will visit Amesville Grange Thursday February 3 changing from the previously announced February 1. Reba Marsh Grange Master.
Fourteen members attended the Zeta Tee Algides alvermee gathering at 9 X Shafer Street Wednesday evening. Jody and Pomme Demntein greeted guests. dessert was served by the hostesses. Mrs John Clerk presided with Mere Mawde Metinews as program leader. members shared brief notes on books they had read.
Mrs John C Baker spoke on Out Door Activities at the Girl Scouts Leaders Association meeting. The session offered winter and spring activity ideas for girls of varying ages and included demonstrations on hiking and bike menus.
The Young Matron's Group of the First Christian Church met Tuesday night at the Maffett home 66 MN Comgrem St. Mrs Earie Davie gave a talk on The Christian Home. Refreshments were served. Attending were numerous members including Mrs Ray Hose and hostesses Mrs Maffett and Mrs Bow.
Past Neale Grands Club will meet with Mrs Emma Bennett at 15 Montrose Ave Friday 7 36 p m East Side Sewing Club will meet with Mrs Vern Kempton at 12 Hudson Ave Friday Jan 2 at 2 p m
A guide explains using tiny pins as improvised accessories. Readers learn to convert pins into shirt studs cuff links hatband glitter and even sparkler embellishments for a sailor’s hatband by removing and replacing pins with small jeweled ornaments and using spring backs to join pins into pairs.
An Irish born Sally Coyne now living in Athens with husband Jerry Candela, a OU journalism student, is featured as a town personality. They met in wartime England and later sailed to New York, then Athens after Jerry’s degree. Sally worked at Westfalls on Court Street and enjoyed American life as Jerry pursues law studies.
Mrs James E Sovder served as bowtess at the Wee Wednesday meeting of the Intermediate Circle Cat Combination League. President Mrs Carl Cillort led the business session with officers elected for the seating chair and officers listed: Mrs Kermit Boomer president, Mrs R Kenneth Mert vice president, Mrs A B Blieke secretary, Mrs Walter Cormwell treasurer, Mrs BD L Keffer historian, Mrs Cari Tor, Mrs Martin L Hecht. Refreshments were served to Mrs Sovder assisted by Mrs Tiron and Mrs John Cline.
Mrs Elsie Walsh entertained the Carrie Sal chapter at her home with ten attendees including Naomi Bisch and Bobby Norris. A bake sale is planned by the Junior CCs for Saturday January 29 at City Hall.
Mr and Mrs Z B Roberts of 126 Franklin Ave spent the week in Cleveland for the 6th annual convention and Expo of the Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers. They visited the Cleveland Hotel and attended Ice Follies and social events. John T Flynn spoke at the expo. Wallie Joyce from Columbus attended as master of ceremonies at a Shriner dinner. Professor Victor Whitehouse of Ohio University will speak in Delaware on Obstructions to Democracy in Latin America at a Women’s International League meeting.
Maecenas Literary Club met with Mrs. J. R. Harvey at 69 West State Street on Tuesday afternoon. Ten members answered roll call. Mrs W J McGerity was present as a new member. Mrs Amsom Black reported on fine arts. Alma Hudson led the program with a page on George Washington Carver from a Backham Hott biography. Charles Weber, club president, opened the meeting.
A parent describes a tactic to join a family gathering without imposing. The guidance suggests arranging an alternative activity for the evening so the younger guests can socialize freely and the parent avoids feeling excluded.
A promotional claim touts a weight loss remedy by Mrs. Dele Pinahenem, offering a money back guarantee if results are not seen. It details using Remeci formula with cabbage and other steps, promising no diets or vitamins and normal eating.
The daily baby bath is routine care and warding off illnesses follows a similar pattern. Sniffles, runny noses and throat irritations signal an approaching cold. the article recommends specific countermeasures.
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