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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1942

Page

6

Ohio University duo wins summer Chautauqua scholarships

Miss Louise Rose a School of Music junior and Mr Newman Powell a recent graduate earned summer scholarships at Chautauqua New York State. Rose was chosen from 25 contestants to study with Evan Evans at Juilliard in New York City. Powell accompanied Rose and impressed judge Rheinert who invited him to stay as a studio accompanist. Powell also earned a part time scholarship with Austin Conradi of the Peabody Conservatory. Both performed before the Chautauqua Women's Club this summer.

Louise Rose Ohio University Helen Hedden Roach Newman Powell Chautauqua New York State Miss Rose Evan Evans Julliard Graduate School New York City Powell Rheinert Austin Conradi Peabody Conservatory Boston Mr. Powell Chautauqua Women's Club

Social and Personal News Highlights and Local Promotions

Ensign William Jurkovic has completed training in Annapolis and visits Athens with his wife Kathryn Sher rard and daughter Judy before transferring to Kansas. Lt Richard Eddy, son of Charles and Mrs. Eddy, named first lieutenant in the Chemical Warfare Service at Ft. Bliss. Curt Leben returns from Madison to Wisconsin as a plant pathology research assistant. Mrs Lucy McDonald and Miss Frances Ruth Taylor join Miss Elizabeth Ann Kuhns for a Friday dinner at the Kuhns home near Amesville.

William Jurkovic Annapolis Athens Kathryn Sherrard Judy Jurkovic J. S. Sherrard State St Kansas Richard Eddy Charles Eddy E. State St Chemical Warfare Service Eddy 3Rd Separate Chemical Battalion Ft. Bliss Texas Curt Leben L. Leben Franklin Ave Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Lucy McDonald Frances Ruth Taylor Elizabeth Ann Kuhns Bert Kuhns Amesville

Perfume Etiquette and Social Graces at War Meeting

An elevator remark on heavy daytime perfume triggers a discussion on avoiding mixed fragrance scents. Experts advise sparing use of perfume and suggest toilet water or cologne for daytime and reserve perfume for after hours. Notices also list local family visits and guests including Miss Betty Lou Wyckoff at Bliss College.

Growing-Up Humor Grows From War Times

The piece argues war years age public humor by dulling laughter at car crashes, brawls, war effort scenes, and gender norms. It notes less amusement at Hitler, women in pants, and wartime basics as audiences face economic strain and rising adult perspectives. The tone reflects a newspaper column from mid century.

Hollywood Hitler

Community Club Picnics And Church Meetings July 21 22

Calendar notes show First Methodist Circle 10 picnic July 21 at 6 30 p m on parsonage lawn 25 N College St bring table service sugar and scissors for quilt pieces. American Legion Auxiliary meets July 21 7 30 p m at Legion Hall bring sales tax stamps. Sunset Garden Club picnic July 21 6 p m State Hospital grounds bring covered sandwiches table service. 90 Group One meets July 22 7 30 p m at Mrs Camerons 32 N High St. Group Four meets July 22 10 30 a m at Mrs Addicott 55 Elmwood Pl to knot comforts. Alexander Presbyterian Church supper Friday July 24 5 30 p m lawn outdoor service. }

First Methodist Church Edith Miller N. College St American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Hall Hosteasses Abraham Williams J. T. Merwin Harry Spaulding Mary Kyle Sunset Garden Club State Hospital Council of the Christian Church Charles E. Cameron N. High St The Presbyterian Church L. J. Addicott Elmwood Pl Red Cross the Alexander Presbyterian Church

Sharing Child Care Lightens Mothers Load in Community

In some neighborhoods mothers share child supervision by rotating care for youngsters such as Johnny and Susie. Each day a different mother hosts the children in her yard, freeing others to shop, work, or attend to errands. A separate notice reports Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds announcing twin sons Calvin Wesley and Alvin Edgar born July 17 weighing five and six pounds.

Johnny Susie Frank Reynolds Vere Ridge Firth of Twin Calvin Wesley Alvin Edgar

Grange Bread Contest Set by Athens Grange

The Athens Grange will hold a bread contest on August 6 during its regular meeting. Mrs. William Smith, Home Economics chair, invites all women members to participate. The card lists judging criteria including shape, crust, volume, texture, grain, color, and flavor balance with enriched flour required.

Athens Grange The Grange William Smith

All-day Picnic At Lake Hope Hosted By Plains Methodist

The Naomi Bible Class of The Plains Methodist Church held a family picnic Sunday at Lake Hope. An all-day event featured swimming and boating in the afternoon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. V Kail and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDonald, Mrs. Ada Cartwright, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Michael and family, Mrs. Elbert Minister, Miss Georgia Michael, Miss Norma McCallister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Linscott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Winefordner and David Winefordner.

Naomi Plains Methodist Church Lake Hope

Wartime Tips On Food Budgeting And War Grease Drive

Wartime column advises on conserving heat by cooking in advance for a family of three or four, using leftovers for days. It highlights a girl tied for a $10,000 prize after puzzles, and explains housewives’ role in collecting used fats for explosives production, detailing the grease to glycerine to nitroglycerine chain.

Suzanne Danford M.E.L Uncle Sam Japan Germany Axis

Mind Your Manners at the Beauty Salon

A vintage etiquette piece answers five questions on salon behavior. It says: no to skipping appointments, no to dictating staff, no to chaining calls, no to smoking, no to loud conversations, and if unhappy with a hairdo, choose tactful wording like saying the style isn’t becoming rather than blaming the stylist.

Helen

Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Dowler At Guysville

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Marshall hosted a surprise birthday party Sunday at their country home near Guysville for Mrs. H. P. Dowler of Columbus in honor of her 70th birthday. A noon picnic dinner was served to a gathering that included numerous relatives and friends from Athens County and Columbus.

W. H. Marshall Guysville Herb Everett Grace Hubler Alton Hope Barbara Betty John Gillette Phil Gillette Jessie Poston Grove Sams George Hartley Bettie Kenneth Shirley Marshall H. P. Dowler

Class Has Picnic at Mrs Nora Young Home

Class No 5 of the Marshfield Church of Christ held an all day picnic Thursday at the home of its teacher Mrs Nora Young in Athens Route 2 Games were played and at noon a potluck dinner was served to a list of attendees including Phyllis Stiles Carolyn Llewellyn Deana Collins Estella Elliott Ramon a Barnett Beverly Stiles Mary Ann Young Rachel Barnett Patty Stiles Marilyn Perry Henry Steinmeyer Robert Young Paul Barnett Joseph Barnett and Jay Stiles plus Thelma Barnett Faye Young and John Young Announce Birth Linda Rae Nelson daughter born Thursday July 16 at Shel.

Marshfield Church

Sequel unfolds with raids and a hiding place scheme

In New York Hotel Lansfield during a hostage crisis major figures from the secret circle clash. Adele Garrison sketches how Ruth Hayes defies Madge Graham and Spencer while Katharine confronts mounting pressure as truth edges toward disclosure. Continued tomorrow.

Charlies Spencer Secret Service Ronald Brixton Marion Morton Jack Bickett Jack Katharine Madge Ruth Spencer

Community Members Recognized at The Plains Event

The Plains honors Grand cats Mr Ray Michael and Mrs Ray Michael along with Dr and Mrs L D Nelson for their noted contributions to local health and civic life.

Tering Arms Hospital Ray Michael L. D. Nelson the Plains

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