Progressive Hears Miss McCutcheon at Club Meeting
Miss Margaret McCutcheon of the County Welfare office spoke to the Progressive Literary Club at Mrs. Harry Swank's home. She urged writing state lawmakers to support the County Welfare Bill and the Children’s Code revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McCutcheon
County Welfare Office
Progressive Literary Club
Harry Swank
Mill St
Ohio
McCutcheon
United States
E. A. Davis
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Columbus
Howard Henkle
Clyde Hines
A. N. Johnson
Harry Bennett
Red Cross
George Fee
AHS Girls Guests At WAA Cabin In Athens
Members of the Senior Girls Athletic Association of Athens High School and advisor Miss Kathryn Enlow dine with the OU Women’s Athletic Association at the WAA cabin. Madelon Jandes organized the supper, with a community sing led by Lillian Gallichio as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bean
Mildred Allen
Majerite Bartlett
Kathryn Schloss
Ue Rowland
Ursula Green
Katherine Lavelle
Donna Sedwick
Johanna Dougherty
Martha Smith
Ann Trammell
Lis Hansen
Plains
Maecenas Club Plans 19th Anniversary Luncheon
The Maecenas Literary Club met at 66 Central Ave to plan a March 23 luncheon marking its 19th anniversary. President Mrs. C E Dupler led. donations were approved for the Red Cross and Chioma Library Fund. Members reported Red Cross sewing and Mrs E W Bingman outlined next year’s program. Mrs Frank Dean presented a paper on America Plans for a re organized World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maecenas Literary Club
J. L. Kern
Central Ave
C. E. Dupler
Red Cross
Chioana Library Fund
E. W. Bingman
Frank Dean
America
Twin girls debate wartime color politics in birthday overhear
In Albany two McDonald sisters discuss wartime duty as they turn four. Sue plans to paint her fingers yellow while Sally warns against it, declaring they must help fight Japan. The scene unfolds at their grandmother’s home on Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert McDonald
Plains
Faye Eslocker
Franklin Ave
Sue
Sally
Susie
Japan
Wednesday club and church events fill local calendar
The Pythian Sisters meet in the I C C F Hall with a 6 30 pm pot luck. FE O meets with Miss Tea Patterson March 10 at the Faculty Womens Club on South College Street at 7 30 pm. St Paul s Church hosts a benefit party tonight at 8 pm. Thursday sees Presbyterian session at 7 pm Amere Needle Club at 2 pm Cottage Tea House hostess Mrs Joe Walburn. U C D Needle Club meets with Mrs L W Russell at 60 Mill St 2 pm. Sunday School class meets Thursday 7 30 pm at First Methodist church. Women s Council of First Christian holds an open meeting Thursday 7 30 pm with a Paraguay missionary program led by Group Six. Miss Mildred Giesecke pro chairman. D of U V postposed a week due to redecoration at American Legion Home. Athens Grange degree teams practice Thursday 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
I.C.C.F
FE. O
Téa Patterson
Faculty Womens’ Club
So. College Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Amere Needle Club
Cottage Tea House
Joe Walburn
Women's Council of the First Christian Church
Hughes
Ohio
Paraguay
South America
Group Six
Mildred Giesecke
Daughters of Union Veterans
American Legion
Athens Grange
Athens Grange Hall
Kidney Stew with Cereal Dumplings Recipe Card
A wartime family dish using kidney meat and cereal dumplings. Soma instructions detail washing and preparing kidneys, browning them, adding flour and water, then simmering with cereal dumplings made from milk, shortening, bread crumbs, onion, and seasoning. Three cups corn flakes may substitute for bread crumbs.
Staircase Landing Cabinets Bookcases Improve Small Homes
A home space tip suggests fitting stair landing alcoves with cabinets and bookcases. Use for towels linens cleaning gear or extra storage with plants atop for color. The idea pairs tall bookcases on cabinet tops to maximize overlooked space in crowded houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Making Faces for Beauty Tactics and Glamour Tips
A collage of beauty advice covers facial exercises for a firm look, lip care from Ida Lupino, skin softening with peanut oil, and makeup order for highlighting features. It mentions Jane Wyman’s glamor headpiece, then shifts to church group notices and a family move to Myrtle Beach, listing attendees and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ida Lupino
Alexis Smith
OPA Meets With Meat Men On Point Rationing Problems
Washington report on OPA experts meeting with local butchers to address rationing issues. Questions include piece sizes, coupon changes, and proving ownership of torn stamps. The piece notes restaurant dining concerns and housewife involvement in rationing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Ann France Wilson Washington
Washington
Civil Service
Pitfalls of Love sequel to Marriage Meddlers
In a New York hotel suite, Madge Graham frets that niece Mary Veritzen may snub a planned midnight supper turning on a plan to charm Georges. Charles Spencer, a secret service ace, reveals Milner and Redfield are linked to a deadly espionage ring as Madge fears for her circle and the veiled fate of Georges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansfeld
New York
Madge Graham
Katharine Bickett
Mary Veritzen
Madge
Noel
Mary
Philip Veritzen
Georges
Halloran
Katharine
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Spencer
Milner
The
Lansfield
Stephen Redfield
Get Complexion Ready for Spring
Wartime guidance advises shaping a spring complexion with home facials focusing on the mouth area brows eyes and cheeks. Use night cream with gentle outward upward strokes and eye area massage before bedtime to smooth lines while avoiding harsh rubbing.
What Would You Do and Hospital News in Florida
Mind Your Manners quiz asks about proper social conduct. The article notes Mr and Mrs Howard Walden are both confined in a Lake Worth hospital, Florida, ill with influenza while wintering there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Walden
Lake Worth
Fla
Waldens
Florida
Yardstick for Wartime Nutritious Family Meals
Homemakers guided by U S Department of Agriculture home economists learn a balanced wartime diet. The plan emphasizes milk as a priority, vitamin C from citrus and tomatoes, leafy vegetables for vitamins A and C, and flexible fruit and vegetable options. Meat and cereals provide protein and energy, while fats are limited to maintain palatability and fullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Victory Gardens
Battle of Bands Dance at Union features student bands
The Men's Union Planning Board at Ohio University sponsors a Victory Dance in the Men's Gymnasium next Friday night from 9 to 1. Bands led by Billy Lane and Bill Smith plan specialty numbers, with proceeds split among war bonds, the Student Center Building Fund, USC, and the war relief fund. Co-chairs are John Cornell and Robert Alson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Union Planning Board of
Ohio University
Billy Lane
Bill Smith
Student Center Building Fund
USC
War Relief Fund
John Cornell
Robert Alson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss McCutcheon
Waa
Ladies Auxiliary of
Miners
the Plains
Red Cross War Fund
Sylvia Wallace
Edward Dearth
Winnie Maxwell
Athens
McArthur
White Cross Hospital
Maecenas Club
J. E. Kern
Albany
Wayne Welch
Johnny Stinson
H. M. Stinson
Mack Foster Hamilton
Harry Hamilton
St. Paul's Church
U.C.D
Needle Club
L. W. Russell
Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Gaynor Maddox
Athens Messenger
University of New Hampshire
Durham
June Crow
Shirley Perry
Mary Emerson
N. H
Gail Daly
Jane Wyman
Richland Ave. Methodist Church
Hilah Barnshill
Ora Hanling
Central
W.S.C
W.s.cs
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Roger M. Mills
Roger
Palmer St
Myrtle Beach
Hal
John R. Tucker
Wellston
James Wade
Frank Hooten
Tucker
Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
W. State St
Europe
Adele Garrison
Steve
Richard
Mr. Halloran
St. Peter
Pearly Gates
Gus
Adams
Redfield
Alicia Hart
Bee
Union
Bernard Baughn
Opal Secoy
Beaverdam
Karen Joyce
Bluffton Community Hospital
Bluffton
Marvin Secoy
Woodland Ave
J. Herman Baughn
Bloomingburg
Baughn
Richland Ave., Methodist Church
Sgt
Armor Skinner
Ann Wade
Tyka Ann
Sharren Faith
James Eade
Clarence Skinner
U. 8S
Daughters of 1812
Miss Delle Finsterwald
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
McKee Drug Co
McKee’s
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