Eight Athens boys head to Camp Nelson Dodd trip
Socially Speaking reports eight Athens youths departed Sunday for Camp Nelson Dodd at the Columbus YMCA in Brinkhaven Ohio. The group includes Danny Smith Jimmy Westfall Teddy Frey Dick Clippinger Dick McKinstry Bob Staneart Bill Smiley and Merrill Thomas with Prof and Mrs Carl Frey hosting Mrs Emil Frey of Mr Hope for a week.
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Athens
Brinkhaven, O
Nelson Dodd
Columbus Y.M.C.A
Danny Smith
Wilson Smith
Jimmy Westfall
Ural V. Westfall
Teddy Frey
Carl Frey
Dick Clippinger
Don Clippinger
Dick McKinstry
Richard McKinstry
Bob Staneart
Glen Stan
Mr. Frey
Emil Frey
Mr. Hope
Harold McClain
Ohio Ave
Buckeye Lake
Pauline Mounts
Charles Floyd
Dorothy D. Mulpas
Dayton
Bill Mulpas
Clarence Will
Weltha Will
Guy Will
Middleport
Will
Or. Dana
Nancy Diltz
Columbus
Murn Bean
H. D. Diltz
Pretty Arms Routine for Harpsichordists and Readers
The article outlines arm and hand exercises by harpsichordist Sylvia Marlowe to improve strength and coordination for performances. It details shoulder level swings, forearm rotations, finger arches, and thumb stretches, plus posture advice and repetition counts. It also notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Vern Steele of Zionsville Indiana, with Mrs Steele formerly Eileen Woods of Mineral.
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Vern Steele
Zionsville
Ind
Steele
Eileen Woods
Mineral
The Cline Pharmacy Promises Accurate Compounding
The Cline Pharmacy advertises prescription filling with licensed pharmacists, fresh high quality materials, and a double checking system to ensure accuracy. It invites customers to bring prescriptions, guarantees compounding per doctor orders, and notes its location next to the Courthouse with the phone number 721.
Special Tent Meetings At Fairgrounds This Week
Special afternoon sessions on July 4 and 5 at 2 p.m. accompany regular 8 p.m. evening services. Rev. Fred Fields conducts the Oldfashioned Tent Meeting with special singing each night at the Fairgrounds.
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Fairgrounds
Fred Fields
Debutante Pauline Longworth Gains Society Notice
The piece follows Pauline Longworth Roosevelt, granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt, as she makes a debut in Cincinnati society at age 17 after graduating Madeira School. It notes her quiet, bookish demeanor, plans to attend Vassar, and sheltered upbringing under her mother’s influence, with humor about wartime living and a closing call to support War Bonds and Stamps.
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Athens
Athens College
Anna Margaret Morrison
Betty Fulton
Lake Erie
Shirley Knight
Nelsonville
Gene Attwood
Elizabeth Wood
Grace Ellen Foster
Nelle Foster
Joan Woolley
Sue Woolley
Columbus
Washington
Paulina
Alice” Roosevelt
Nick” Longworth
White House
House of Representatives
Cincinnati
Theodore Roosevelt
Madeira
Ionagy Ae
Vassar
U.S.O
Mary
Prodding Won't Make Your Husband A Good Host
Ruth Millett argues planning social life matters more than nagging. Advice covers sharing hosting, menu input, task delegation, and avoiding interference during conversations. The piece ends with a church women’s meeting notice, July 3 at 1 30 p m and speakers on Macedonia.
Hidden Instructions Behind a Father’s Brief Visit
In a tense scene Madge and Mary anticipate a quick, guarded visit from Mary’s father Charlies Spencer head of a secret service ring. The heroine prepares to extract details about Steve Redfield and the espionage plot while planning a swift dismissal for Mary after the brief meeting.
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Stephen
Olina
Lansfield
Mr. Milner
Madge G
Anes
Mary Veritzen
Mary
Steve Redfield
Charlies Spencer
Secret Service
Redfield
Marion Morton
Madge
Jack Bickett
Noel
Spencer
Tailored Curtains Aid War Textile Conservation
Washington advises civilians to simplify home textiles to stretch scarce fabrics for military use such as sand bags and camouflage cloth. The WPB directs mills to shift looms to war needs, urging straight hang curtains and non pleated slip covers, plus careful fabric care to extend life.
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Washington
OPA
WPB
Calendar of Club Events Tuesday June 30 1942
Public notices outline a series of church and club activities for June 30 1942 including a primary department picnic at Central Ave M E Church with 4 p m start and bring your own sandwiches Transportation optional Circle 1 of Central Avenue Church hosts a supper Thursday at 6 p m at D L Jones home 93 Second St Guests bring table service and sugar Ladies Bible Class of the Methodist Church to meet at Mrs Herbert Amick's home Thursday July 2 at 8 p m with combined old and new cabinets of The Women’s Council of the First Class heading a social event under Mrs Jack Roush as assisting host
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Fairgrounds
Central Ave
M. E
Central Avenue
D. L. Jones
Second St
Methodist Church
Herbert Amick
Jack Roush
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Fred Walburn
Mr. Walburn
Lulu Hockenberry
Chillicothe
Alicia Hart
Sylvia Marlowe
Scarlatti
Pinetop Smith
Miss Marlowe
the Cline Pharmacy
Courthouse
Leota Blackford
Mary Blackford
Chauncey
Kahler Hospital
Rochester
THE
Athens Messenger
Ohto
Paulina Longworth
By M. E. L
T. Re
Cincinnati Dance
Cincinnati Boys
Deb
Ruth Millett
Women’s Association of
the Alexander Presbyterian Church
Plummer Lax
Anna Pearl McVay
Macedonia
Marguerite
Christian Church
Frank Donaldson
California
Robinhood
Logan
Cornells
DEPT
Bept
Arnold
Welles
Dimity
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