Athens City Federation Hosts Police Chief Guest
Athens City Federation met at Hotel Berry with Higley Study Circle as hostess. Police Chief J B Grogan spoke on postwar outlook and problems for small town police. Clubs reported full participation in Living Memorial Forest. delegates named for the Cleveland convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens City Federation
Berry
Higley Study Circle
J. B. Grogan
Grogan
Athens Police
Living Memorial Forest Project
Pallas, Child Conservation
Athena-Delphian Society
H. M. Woods
Cleveland
Ohio University theater opens with The Corn Is Green at Ewing
Lt. Robert E. Main leaves for Great Lakes Naval Training Station after a brief Athens visit with wife and two sons. Danny Grigg of Mitchell visits Polly Grigg at the Chi Omega house and Phi Delta Theta brothers. Dick Harner, a former OHIO student, is at the Phi Delt house. Opening night of Ohio University theater production The Corn Is Green at Ewing Auditorium starts at 8 pm with repeats Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Main
Great Lakes
Ohio University Theater
Ewing Auditorium
Trinket Hunt Drives Antique Jewelry Revival Across Nation
Fashion conscious women turn attic finds into wearable art as reproductions of chatelaimes and badges join upcycled items from harness buttons to napkin rings. Designers in New York and Hollywood spark a nationwide craze, with stainless steel pieces preserving bright luster through new polishing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth and
Wiliam Down Phelps
Hollywood
Jean Robb
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Dolphin Club Water Vaudeville at Ohio University
The Ohio University Girl's Dolphin Swimming Club presents a Water Vaudeville on March 7 and 8 at 8 pm in the Women's Gymnasium pool. Jody Galbreath leads with Charlotte King and Miss Keliner as advisors. Water ballet, duet swimming to music, stunts and come diving featured. Admission is free. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Girl's Dolphin Swimming Club
Jody Galbreath
Charlotte King
Keliner
Child Conservation League Hosts Annual Guest Night
Thirty three members and guests attended the Child Conservation League annual Guest Night at 12 Shannon Ave hosted by Mrs Willis Johnson. Mrs George Evans and Mrs W J Lee assisted. Guest speaker Mrs Fred E Lachs spoke on Child Relations and piano selections were performed by Joyce Mulls and Marjorie Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Willis Johnson
Shannon Ave
George Evans
W. J Lee
Fred E. Lachs
Joyce Mulls
Marjorie Johnson
Wrinkles Give Character Says NYC Stylist At Trade Show
Chicago reports Roger Vergnes a New York hair stylist says wrinkles after age thirty add character to the face. Vergnes, who styles for the Duchess of Windsor and Helen Hayes, is among two featured stylists at the 22nd Midwest beauty trade show by the Chicago and Illinois hair dressers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roger Vergnes
New York City
Illinois
China To Me reviewed at Cho Club in Amesville
Mrs Mary Grosvenor led a comprehensive discussion of Emily Hahn's China to Me at the Cho Club gathering in Mrs Jessie Owen's Amesville home. The group noted Hahn's Shanghai descriptions, interviews with Madame Chiang Kai Shek, and the author’s six years in China before returning to the United States in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Hahn
China
Mary ‘Grosvenor
Jessie Owen
Amesville
Treat Skin Right by Alicia Hart
Hollywood stars protect their skin with a careful routine to counter winter damage. The article outlines a two step process using a light cream followed by a rich emollient oil to keep skin hydrated and camera ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Hollywood
Dressmaking tricks shorten tall girls beside leading men
A fashion sketch demonstrates techniques to balance height differences. A slim dark skirt is paired with a bright plaid jacket featuring a flared peplum to visually adjust proportions on stage.
Athens Woman's Music Club Program on Brahms at Ness Home
Athens Woman's Music Club met at Miss Mary T. Ness's home with Mrs. Kathleen Campbell assisting. President Mrs. Carl Nessley led business, including a ten dollar contribution to the 1946 Red Cross campaign, then L. C. Mitchell announced the program featuring two piano quartet Valse Brilliante, Brahms life talk, Brahms pieces, a vocal by Mrs. P. L. Peter with Mrs. Gaylord at piano, and a Brahms love songs ensemble finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ness
Athens Woman's Music Club
Mary T. Ness
University Terrace
Kathleen Campbell
Carl Nessley
Gaylord
Brahms
Grace Leslie
Edgar G. Bannon
Melvin Danielson
Thomas M. Gibson
B. A
Waterloo High Students Stage Assembly Program
The Loaphomore class presented an assembly on Friday March 1 in the high school auditorium with Patty Kenard as emcee. The program included pledges prayers songs skits and a long list of participating students and musical numbers. Ralph Shaffer spoke about the Red Cross Drive urging students to help reach a $325 quota with family contributions to be sent via the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loaphomore
Waterloo High School
Patty Kenhard
Barbara Graham
Barbara Kennard
Lenore Dinsmoor
Cynthia Arnold
Yvonne Blankenbecker
Audry Stedman
Patty Kennard
Tom Thumb
Donna Liggett
Audrey Stedman
Helen Rosser
Bull Davidson
Arthur Sickels
Barroad
Ralph Shaffer
Red Cross
Waterloo Township
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City Federation
Ind
Yeager
Albany Road
William C. Yeager
Walter Rice
Glen Holland
Pt. Pleasant
W Va
Vernon Deweese
Gallipolis
Howard O Noble
OU Theater
Rilla's Dress Shop
Union St. Athens
Sisler
Rauch's Bakery
Milldeck’s Shoe Store
Jas. P. Cumley
H. A. McCaskill
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Dolphin Club
CCL
Cho Club
Art and Thimble Club
Coates
Shade Art and Thimble Club
R. F. Perry
Primrose Green
Ethel Willams
Beverly van Meter
Lenora Willams
Grace Hines
Ethel Sargent
Sylvia Martin
Nettie Harris
Ronnie
Nora Burson
Ruth Young
Anna Willams
Joyce Ann
A C Burson
Mmccoy
Edna Fulton
Mildred Niggemeyer
Charles
Carrie L. Willams
Hazel
Diamonds
W. B. Drake Jeweler
VapoRus
Mechem’s
N, Court ST
Waterloo High
Thornton & Minor
Gallaher Drus
Adv
Resn Coffee
Harold
Stanleys Shoe Store
S. Court St
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