Women’s Benefit Association District Rally Held at Hotel Berry
The Women’s Benefit Association hosted a district rally at Hotel Berry drawing 110 members from Nelsonville Chillicothe Lancaster Logan Athens to hear Dr Katherine Manion Supreme Medical Examiner of the national group. Welco me by Mrs Edna Junod and Mrs Myrtle Matheny featured songs readings and introductions of visiting presidents and new members. The event highlighted the association’s health work and activities with plans for a Cleveland 40th anniversary convention next year and a 690 homemade ice cream social at Richland Avenue M P Church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Hotel Berry
Nelgonville
Chillicothe
Lancaster
Logen
Athens
Katherine ©. Manion
Port Huron
Supreme Medical Examiner
National Organization
April
Bartha Jo Kinsel
Judy Slingluff
Manion
Nellie C. V. Heppert
Akron
Ina Hoover
New Salem
Edna Stauffer
Manson
Nellie McGowan
Betty Jane Cokenougher
Beatrice Luckoff
East Side
West Side
Thelma Robinson
Detroit
Mich
Edward Newcome
Picardy
Frieda P. Willock
Edith
Edna Junod
Geneva Masterton
Frances Healy
Logan
Jessie Baker
Nelsonville
Stau
Ruth Bachus
Iva Brannon
Vida Carpenter
Bessie Cooley
Francina Gross
Mary Ann Gross
Lydia Hope
Velma Leake
Alice Leighty
Mary Moran
Lois McCoy
Virginia Pritt
Eleanor Rawson
Neta Stauffer
Blanche Steppe
Dorotha Stout
Richland Avenue M. P
Hair Fashion Trends Versus Old Styles At College
Hair is shifting to three ringlet curls, snail curls, and shadow waves. Local beauty experts and Col legienne staff describe braids, push up ringlets, tinting, and varied cuts as summer trends for college women, with emphasis on personal face shape and individuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping
Marcel
O. A
Betty Gudenhauf
Jessie McClain
Vogue
Kingdom Come
New York City
Margaret Shingler
The
Collegienne
Walter Davis
Blanch Steppe
Stars and Stripes Made National Emblem 175 Years Ago Today
A 1777 Congress act established the flag as national emblem with Betsy Ross's flag design. The article recalls the flag’s early adoption June 14 1777, its 13 stripes and stars, and later additions for Vermont Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Louisiana Indiana. Also notes J D Brown returning from White Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bollinger
Congress
Japan
American Congress
Washington
Robert Morris
Colonel Ross
Betsy Ross
John Ross
Arch Street
Philadelphia
General Washington
Vermont
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Louisiana
Indiana
Going And Coming In Athens Observes Graduations and Travel
Mr and Mrs Harry Z Foster and daughter Grace Ellen left for Wellesley College to attend Martha Fosters graduation. Mrs A W Guest has gone to California to spend the summer with her mother in San Diego. Don Rowland and others left for a two weeks East vacation, planning stops in Washington New York Montreal and Quebec. Mr and Mrs John True Sprague journeyed to Dayton then Cincinnati for a senior banquet and graduation activities in the College of Medicine. John J Woolley and family went to Ann Arbor for University of Michigan commencement. Dr and Mrs Bruce Lineburg and daughter Sara Rachel arrived in Athens for a 10 day visit with relatives. Mrs William Runyon and Mrs Lafe Boden visited their brother Marion Bobo in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Z. Foster
Grace Ellen
East State Street
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Martha Foster
A. W. Guest
Athens State Hospital
California
Eliza Baker
San Diego
Don Rowland
O. F. Rowland
Charles Sias
A. B. Sias
Jack Meister
E. P. Meister
Boris Woolley
John J. Woolley
Washington, D. C
New York City
Montreal
Quebec
St. Lawrence River
John True Sprague
Dayton
Maynard Kaiser
Motor
Cincinnati
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Sprague
Mr. Kaiser
Mr. Sprague
John R. Sprague
North
Congress Street
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Woolley
University of Michigan
University of Michigan Law School
Bruce Lineburg
Sara Rachel
Lake Forest
Ill
Athens
Lineburg
Sarah Williams
R. D. Williams
Clark Williams
Dr. Lineburg
Lake Forest College
Harris Attends Presentation Rites in Philadelphia
C H Harris of The Messenger leaves for Philadelphia to attend ceremonies for the Francis Wayland Ayer Cup and nine Certificates of Honorable Mention from the N W Ayer Company at its Fourth Annual Exhibition of Newspaper Typography. The Athens Messenger also receives a Certificate of Honorable Mention to be presented tonight in the Ayer Galleries where 1,486 daily newspapers are shown. 600 M and H to Meet. M and H Circle of Athenian Temple No 173 Pythian Sisters will meet Friday night at Mrs. Margaret Williams 170 Second Street with Mrs. Wilma Colley assisting. Stitch and Chatter Club will meet with Mrs. D A Bardin Morris and May Avenues Friday 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Harris
The
Messenger
Philadelphia
Francis Wayland Ayer
N. W. Ayer Company
Athens Messenger
Ayer
M. and
Athenian Temple No
Margaret Williams
Second Street
Wilma Colley
Pre-School Mothers Discuss Living Today
The Pre- School Mothers' Club meeting at Mrs. Harry Baughman's home on 31 North Congress Street centered on an article from Parent's Magazine about living in the present. Mrs. H. B. Gall led the discussion, followed by a social hour with cootie game prizes won by Mrs. KE. J. Morrison first and Mrs. W. H. Richey second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent's Magazine
Mothers’ Club
Harry Baughman
North Congress Street
H. B. Gall
KE. J. Morrison
W. H. Richey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s Benefit Association
D. J. Gandee
Mises McGowan
Iaa Hoover
Marian Bush Snyder
J. D. Brown
White Sulphur Springs, Va
William Runyon
Lafe Boden
Marion Bobo
Albany
Preston
Batistes
Vevile
Hotel
Gordon
Paire
Vriug We Lee
Oh Small Group
Esac Ot
T Fabrice
Hrregular
Kirts
Coats
Ove
Toma Ih
Stitch and Chatter Club
D. A. Bardin
Morris and
May Avenues
Qilvue Style
Silvus Style
Sqoga Cola
Iceman
Cee
Jacob
Chiffon
Wayne
I McHenry & Sis
Prescription Store
Pine Box
Civars Ciarettes
Bill Ford
Agarex
Por
Sunburo
Skeeter Go
Miles Nervine
Socal
Ohio Unives
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