Earl Hooper Earns Commendation at CSTC Camp
Earl Hooper at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana received a special commendation for outstanding leadership and a certificate from Camp Commander L A Kunsig. He scored 90 of 100 in Company B rifle testing during a five day session. This was his second year at the Citizens Military Training Camp. Hooper resides in Blackburn Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hooper
Citizens
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
L. A. Kunsig
Hooper
Blackburn Heights
Calendarnotes Thursday gatherings and Friday birthday event
Thursday meetings include Ladies Auxiliary of the Eagles at Eagles Hall 7 30 p m Bishop Class Central Ave M E Church in church basement and Christian Endeavor Society serves ice cream and cake for Sabina Camp Fund Friday events feature Deborah Class picnic at Mrs Jacoby farm Beaumont birthday celebration for Mrs George Fraser at Nice grounds with family and friends staying for music and greetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Bishop
Central Ave. M. E
Christian Endeavor Society of
Richland Ave
Sabina
Deborah
Christian Church
H. R. Jacoby
Marshfield Rd
Howard McDonald
George Fraser
Beaumont
Wilford McDonald
Edwin
Mona
Beverly Kay
Carbondale
George McDonald
Gene
the Plains
Charles Eben Beaumont
Beryl Urt
Athens
Bertha Pollard
Charles Grace
Esta Brandenburg
Ellis MacDonald
Kenneth Wilkes
Billy
Elain Graham
Harold Curtis
Dona Jean
Brushing Up On Beauty From The Athens Messenger
Alicia Hart advises modern women to maintain skin and grooming through regular use of a bath brush, lotions, and proper bathing habits. After summer wear, emphasize elbows knees feet and face, with brushes, long handled tools, and softeners to stay cool and composed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
THE
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Meddlers and a Secret Car in the Wood Road
Adele Garrison writes of a tense incident as Captain of the state troopers announces a car approaching along the wood road. Mrs Graham, Katie, and Dicky react with curiosity and caution while neighbors Ticer and family prepare for a possible dangerous encounter. The chapter ends with plans for the women to stay put.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Road
Mother Graham
Katie
Dicky
State Troopers
Ticer’s
O. K
Ticer
Sam Ticer
Jerry
Mary
Well Meaning Children and the Burden of Criticism
A tale of Frank who fights a neighborhood teaser and faces scolding from family and church figures. Cal counsels easy living leading Frank to escape by aligning with peer-made rules, illustrating how excessive criticism can break a child’s morale and push toward self justification and lying. The piece discusses the need for balanced standards and warns against damaging inferiority feelings.
Miss Virginia Hoover Named Guest of Honor at Luncheon
Miss Eleanor Karr hosted a one o'clock luncheon at her Syracuse home in honor of Miss Virginia Hoover, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. T. N. Hoover. The event celebrated Hoover’s forthcoming marriage to Mr. Benjamin Franklin with a crystal shower and summer floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hoover
Eleanor Karr
T. N. Hoover
Elmwood Place
Ohio U
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Miss Hoover
Syracuse
Benjamin Franklin
Karr
Mr. Franklin
Mary Ellen Bibbee
Mary Ann McKay
Betty Gullum
Mar
R. F. Atkins
N. Y
Thor Olson
Woodard Ave
Girl Scouts Camp Rotan Stay Features Eskimo Talk and Flowers
Twenty older Girl Scouts and leaders stayed at Camp Rotan from Monday to Wednesday. Miss Ruth Dixon led the group with Mrs M D Hughes and others assisting. Eskimo life stories from Mr and Mrs Leo Sams of Shishmares Alaska impressed the group alongside a collection of ivory carvings. Professor Matheny and Miss Jo Ann Stewart organized flower talks and a woods trip. A Tuesday pot lunch with parents preceded dances and songs by the scouts. Carl Summers plans a Chicago music trade show with over two million dollars in instruments displayed. Piano sales last year surged, signaling strong industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Rotan
Ruth Dixon
M. D. Hughes
F. Theodore Paige
Atenel Comwath
June Martin
E. H. Gaylord
Leo Sams
Shishmares
Alaska
Sams
Yukon
Ohio University
W. A. Matheny
Matheny
Jo Ann Stewart
Miss Dixon
Carl E. Summers
Summers and Son Music Store
Chicago
National Association of Music Merchants
Personal Notes From Clarks Chapel Area
Mr and Mrs Clyde Williams hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Willard Mason and Mrs Joseph B Mason from Glouster. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Harold J Bennett and son, Martha Lou Crites, and Miss Martha Rockwood. Mrs R F Wagoner entertained 14 members of the Social Sewing Society with a midday gathering and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Williams
Clarks Chapel
Willard Mason
Joseph B. Mason
Glouster
Harold J. Bennett
Cleveland
Martha Lou Crites
Ashtabula
Mr. Bennett
T. R. Bennett
E. State St.ee
King crabs redefine a crustacean family
King crabs are not true crabs nor crustaceans but relatives of spiders. The article notes their distinct taxonomy and explains their surprising lineage within the arthropod family.
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Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grands
Rebekahs
Eastside Needle Club
Nice
Shoe Store
N. Court St
Adele Garrison
Makat Ne Meddlers
Grahams Agin
the Clonial Finance
Mpany
N. Court
Athens, Ohio
Eave
Olive Roberts Barton
Frank
Waldo
Watchwell
Cal
Lot
Tom Butterfield
Church of Christ
Stimson Ave
James McCauley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
McCauley
Audrey Shamel
Athens Township
Parent- Teacher Association
Mechanicsburg
I. R. Goldberg
Shapiro
Worster
Zenner’s
Royal Typewriter Co
Logan
Kroger's
Jorie Wheaton
Mary McCune
Janet Mackinnon
Patty Mackinnon
Martha Jones
Alma Acomb
Frances Moler
Ellen Biddle
Agnes Engle
Carl Clifford
Amy Kingsland
Velma Geary
Agnes Reed
Sylvia Minder
Elizabeth Carnes
Marianna Linscott
Siegel Bentley
Martha Rockwood
Hebbardsville
Hattie Weiss
May Ave
Frank R. Murphey
D. B. Hartinger
Middleport
Akron
Frank Carpenter
Murphey
Ohio Farmer Insurance Co
Leroy
Mr. Carpenter
Hartinger
Mrs. Wagoner
Social Sewing Society
W. B. Drake
Silvus
Bohals
Hoover
E. F
Cornells
Arety
McHenry
Sterling
Coats
McHenry's the Quality Store
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