John Rood Named Among Ten Best Living Artists
Athens sculptor John Rood, selected by Art News Magazine as one of the Ten Best Living Artists, brings a 30-piece wood sculpture show to 1030 Galleries in Cleveland. The exhibit features works such as Pioneers Cannon Fodder In the Future and Race praised by New York critics. His New York solo show at the Passedont Galleries drew wide attention before moving to Newark Museum and Boston Symphony Hall.
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John Rood
Cleveland
Joan Rood
Athens
Art News Magazine
New York
Clevelary
Carlyle Burrows
The
Herald Tribune
Howard Devree
New York Times
Henry McBride
New York Sun
Mr. Reod
George Passedont
Art News
Durand-Ruel
Art Digest
Mr. Rood
Rood
Passedon
Newark Museum
Symphony Hall
Boston
Kalamazoo Art Institute
Newark
N. J
Kalamazoo
Western State Teachers College
Passedont
Zadkine
Cleveland Press
Cleveland News
Milton Widder
van Gogh
T. N Hoover
Elmwood Place
T. N. Hoover, Jr
Vai
S&s. Navy
Bea
M.A.N. Club Plans Service Canteen and Rummage Sale
Members of the Marine Army and Navy Women’s Club met for a potluck at Mrs. C T Atkins home 28 First St and planned a rummage sale for Saturday at City Hall and a service canteen for soldiers at the B and O Depot. Clubs willing to cooperate should contact Mrs. Richard Atkins 23723.
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Marine, Army and Navy Women’s Club
C. T. Atkins
First St
City Hall
B. and O. Depot
Richard Atkins
Needle Club Hosts Anniversary Dinner Reminder
Mrs T M Pilcher hosted the Tuesday Needle Club at 10 East Union Street with Mrs Harry Risley presiding. New members Mrs W W Totman and Mrs Harry Cromley joined. Prizes went to Mrs J L Henry Mrs Elmer Poston Mrs W E Clark and Mrs Roy Dupler. Next meeting will be the anniversary dinner at Mrs Roy Dupler’s home on April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Pilcher
E. Union St
Harry Risley
Tillery
Pilcher
W. W. Totman
Harry Cromley
J. L. Henry
Elmer Poston
W. E. Clark
Roy Dupler
One Woman to Another Whitewash Recipes for Spring
A reader shares two whitewash formulas for home use. The first from J B Vanity of 123 Morris Ave cites government recommendation and blends lime water formaldehyde burnt alum and salt. The second from Mrs W S Shepherd at 9 Morris Ave suggests equal parts white cement and lime with water for a durable cream like coating.
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J. B. Vanity
Morris Ave
U. S
W. S. Shepherd
Care in Application Of Heat
Mary Beard notes safe home use of dry heat for aches and stresses, warning against heat in earache with fever or possible appendicitis. She advises insulation checks on electric pads, wrapping, watching heat levels, and using hot water bottles or filled salt bags as alternatives.
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Mary Beard
Nursing Service
American Red Cross
Too Much Money Delinquency Tied to Home Fun
Judge Foley says delinquency stems from wealthy kids spending freely on adult-style entertainment. He urges parents to save earnings, limit work hours, monitor schooling, discourage pay-for-everything, know peers, provide in-home recreation, and foster skills while guiding children to responsible, honorable citizenship.
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San Francisco
Juvenile Court
Thomas M. Foley
Judge Foley
Red Cross
Loves Fair Horizon Sequel: Madge Aids Ill Woman
Madge Graham shelters Major Hugh Grantland and his Chinese associate Lee Chow at the Graham Lone Island farmhouse. Quiet tension fades as Madge consoles a distressed guest while her daughter Faith probes the scene with childlike questions, testing manners and boundaries.
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Madge Graham
Graham Lone Island
Hugh Grantland
Madge
Charles Spencer
Lee Chow
Madam Graham
Madge Waxea
Faith
Mrs Charles Bang To Meet Board In Athens League
Executive Board of the Athens League of Women Voters will meet Thursday at 4 00 p m in the Faculty Womens Club Mrs Charles Bang state president will meet with the board and present matters of special interest to League members She will also speak at a joint meeting of the AAUW Business and Professional Women's Club and the League at 730 p m Thursday in the Little Theater of Athens High School Public invited.
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Athens League of Women Voters
Faculty Womens Club
Charles Bang
League
Bang
A.A.U.W
Business and Professional Women’s Club
League of Women Voters
Athens High School
A.A.A.W
Little Theater
Sigma Phi Gamma Dinner Meets at American Legion Home
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority enjoyed its bi monthly dinner at 6 30 Monday at the American Legion Home. Hostesses were Mrs John Rose Miss Betty Gilham Miss Betty Henderson Miss Lois Mariner and Miss Pauline Grimm. The group voted to donate 25 to the American Red Cross.
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Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
American Legion
John Rose
Betty Gilham
Betty Henderson
Lois Mariner
Pauline Grimm
American Red Cross
Handling Gift Showers As A Bride To Be
A bride to be should coordinate shower plans by asking friends who wish to host separate events to consider a joint shower or alternate ideas. This avoids imposition while honoring generosity and keeps the schedule manageable for everyone involved.
Nice People Aid Black Markets
Ruth Millett argues that rationing cheats come from respectable citizens. She cites Sally Jones Jim Brown and Bill Smith as examples who justify black market purchases to protect family or work duties. The piece condemns excuses as unpatriotic and urges admitting wrongdoing to curb the problem.
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Ruth Millett
Sally Jones
Sally
Jim Brown
Bill Smith
State DAR Elects Officers Tuesday in Ohio
The Ohio Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected Mrs. James B. Patton of Columbus as regent to succeed Mrs. Alonzo H. Dunham of Dayton. New officers include Mrs. F. O. McMillen Akron vice regent, Mrs. Charles W. Wendelken Portsmouth corresponding secretary, Mrs. Earl D. Padgett Galion treasurer, Mrs. Iry L. Ackerman Mansfield registrar, and district directors Mrs. W. H. Adams Granville and Mrs. Fred D. Coulson McConnelsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
James B. Patton
Alonzo H. Dunham
Dayton
F. O. McMillen
Akron
Charles W. Wendelken
Portsmouth
Earl D. Padgett
Galion
Iry L. Ackerman
Mansfield
W. H. Adams
Granville
Fred D. Coulson
McConnelsville
Shade PTA Bazaar Draws Community Friday
Shade P T A will host its annual bazaar and carnival on Friday March 17 in the school auditorium. A musical show table games country store and fortune telling will entertain. Door prizes will be awarded and refreshments sold.
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Shade P.T.A
Potatoes Aimed To Boost Surplus Use In Diets
Doctor Henry C. Sherman promotes surplus potatoes as nutritious with about 100 calories per potato, comparing to an apple or three quarters of a cup of milk. The note cites vitamins in potatoes and urges consumption to reduce waste.
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Henry C. Sherman
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Wet Finger Trick for Blending Rouge on Cheeks
Beauty advice from Nadine Connor soprano of the Metropolitan Opera explains a rouge blending method. Apply foundation, stipple cream rouge in faint dots while skin is moist, then blend with a wet finger for a smooth pink blush and seal with powder. For daytime touch-ups use cake rouge with a light dab before powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Connor
Metropolitan Opera
Dresden
Iodine and Nut Oils for Concealing Wood Scratches
An old home remedy suggests painting with iodine to hide furniture scratches and using an orange stick to apply it. For light woods, walnut or nut oils can tone down marks by rubbing with fresh walnut or pecan oil to release oil and stain.
New Half Hats Debut For Easter In Vintage Style
Mrs. George H. Perry of 438 Richland Ave. has returned from Cincinnati where she stayed with her husband Private Perry at Fort Thomas induction center. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perry in Hartville, a Cincinnati suburb, during the trip.
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George H. Perry
Richland Ave
Cincinnati
Private Perry
Fort Thomas, Ky
Perry
Howard Perry
Hartville
Community groups schedule multiple meetings this week
Local clubs and organizations announce meetings through the week including WEDNESDAY W.1A with Mrs Cline and Eastside P T A. events, Boy and Girl Scout demonstrations, Service Mothers Club formation, Rebekah Lodge gathering, Christian Church Women’s Council groups, Priscilla Needle Club luncheon, Athens Grange, and a joint League of Women Voters A A A W Business group session with speaker Mrs Charles Bang.
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Aly Ont
New Orleans
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Rexall
Health Service
Rexall Drug Store
M.A.N
Athens Messenger
OHTO
Loves Fair Horizon
Adele Garrison
Mother Graham
Granzie
Mummy
Junior
Rod
Roderick
Faith Danny
Sigma Phi Gamma
State Dar
PTA Bazaar
Neta
Wats A
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Soft Water Dept
Alicia Hart
Clineton Chadwick
S. Shannon Ave
Eastside P.T.A
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
H. C. Lehman
Nannie Allom Rebekah Loge
C.F. Hall
Ono
Christian Church Woman's Council
Harry Spaulding
William Williams
Grosven St
Charles Tribe
Roy Robinson
E. State St
Fred Stauffer
J. A. Wharton
Franklin Ave
Len McCune
S. D. Thompson
N. Lancaster St
William Davidson
Wilbur Young
May Ave
Athens Grange
Grange
Ooo Martzolff
First Methodist Church
Virginia Larimer
Lydia Pinkham
McKee
Keer Pe ' Es
Colgate
Omar
Frances Willard
McKee Drug Co
McKee’s
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