New Deal for Children Calls for Love and Common Sense
A Cleveland based group of parents and teachers urges a personal home centered approach to child rearing in a reprint of The Plain Dealer selections. They list ten commandments emphasizing reassurance, private discussion, non comparison, health habits, financial sense, engagement with children, hobbies, leisure planning, supervision with tact, and setting a consistent example. The article also notes local events including an optometrists meeting in Athens and library contributions for the Athens County area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
Cleveland
Chmu
Parechw
Lucia uuLpiap
the Messenger
The
Plain Dealer
Higley Study Circle to Meet at Mrs Shepherds Home
The Higley Study Circle will meet tomorrow at 2 PM at the home of Mrs William Shepherd Morris Avenue. Dr A T Vouwtler associate professor of history at Ohio University will give the address Members may bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley
William Shepherd
Morris Avenue
A. T. Vouwtler
Ohio University
Vyrian Casseys Ninth Birthday Party Attended by Classmates
Mr and Mrs Paul Cassey hosted Vyrian Cassey s ninth birthday party for 24 schoolmates and two teachers from 2 to 5 pm on Saturday at House Street. Guests played games told stories and competed in contests won by Donna Ayres and Robert Delancey. Refreshments featured St Patrick s Day decorations and a large cake with green candies with teachers Mayme Johnson and Winrough present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cassey
House Street
Vyrian
Donna Ayres
Robert Delancey
Roy Goldeberry
Annabeth White
The
Fabrics From the Colonial Past Inspire Spring Blouses
New York fashion writer Marian Young notes spring blouses borrow from colonial fabrics once worn during Valley Forge. She praises taffeta in plaid color combos, versatile for suit wear and standalone impact, and touts Challia as a revival fabric shaping blouses with old fashion charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valley Forge
Who's Going And Coming In The Jefferson Family
Mr William Jefferson visited his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Hugh G Jefferson on SB North Lancaster Street then left for New York City en route after being called to Bloomingburg by the death of his mother Mrs W F Jefferson Dr Virgene Putnam of Columbus was Sunday guest of her parents Mr and Mrs George I Putnam Parents of Boy Mr and Mrs Robert Grives 72 Maplewood Drive are parents of a baby boy born Sunday named Ronald Bugere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Clendenin
Youngstown
Athens
Clendenin
W. W. Clendenin
Walker Street
William Jefferson
Hugh G. Jefferson
Lancaster Street
Jefferson
New York City
Bloomingburg
W. F. Jefferson
Virgene Putnam
Columbus
Mrs
George I. Putnam
Robert Grives
Maplewood Drive
Ronald Bugere
Local Social Visitors Share Sunday Evening at Allen Home
Mr and Mrs Albert McKinley and children joined Mr and Mrs L H Allen for Sunday evening. Mrs L H Allen Mr RM Allen and Eleanor and Otis Wade visited Mrs Guy Rodehaver in Guysville Saturday. Visitors at the L H M Allen home Monday included Mrs J R Murphy and Mrs R L Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McKinley
L. H. Allen
RM. Allen
Eleanor
Otis Wade
Guy Rodehaver
Guysville
L. HM. Allen
J. KR. Murphy
R. L. Sharp
Katherine Hepburn Dodges Cameramen On Europe Trip
An alert cameraman catches Katherine Hepburn boarding a ship to Europe while avoiding reporters. The star, famed as a top movie actress of the year, appears reluctant to pose for the cameras during the departure in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hepburn
New York
Europe
Community Notes From Carbon Hill Region
Mrs Martha Casto traveled from Angerona West Virginia due to her sister Mrs Bud Smiths illness. Fay Stoughton Cecil Cy Carpenter of Rockbridge visited Kathleen Lyons on Saturday and attended a Logan show. Mr and Mrs Harry Nutter and Mrs Ted Nutter spent Saturday in Logan. Alice Horn and Doresta Cor of Haydenville visited their aunt. Mrs Velva Lowes Myrtie Stedman and daughter Eileen attended the Sand Run community play Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canbon Hill
Martha Casto
Angerona
W. Va
Bud Smith
Fay Stoughton
Cecil
Cy Carpeter
Rockbridge
Kathleen Lyons
Logan
Harry Nutter
Ted Nutter
Alice Horn
Doresta Cor
Haydenville
Velva Lowes
Myrtie Stedman
Eileen
Sand Run
Birthday Party Honors Son Denver Mahoney
Mrs Inal Mahoney hosted a seventh birthday party for her son Denver on Wednesday with games music and refreshments. Guests included Eva Nutter John Potter Buddy Beal Irene Beal Lloyd Camp Leta Anna Camp Jimmy Powell Gifford and Denver Mahoney. Mrs Mary James is visiting her son William James. Minas Grace Garner spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs G W Keeton in Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inal Mahoney
Denver
Eva Nutter
John Potter
Buddy Beal
Irene Beal
Lloyd Camp
Leta Anna Camp
Jimmy Powell
Gifford
Denver Mahoney
Mary James
Giouster
William James
Minas Grace Garner
G. W. Keeton
Murray City
Elks Dance Draws 150 For St Patrick's Day Benefit
St Patrick's Day celebrants filled the Elks Club Saturday for a charity benefit dance attracting more than 75 couples. Patsy Winters Orchestra provided the music as guests enjoyed dancing and bridge. Plans are under way for the Easter Dance on March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Day
Elks Club
Order of
Paul Shannon
Patsy Winters
Joe Martin
Lancaster
Richard McKinstry
Elks
Sias discusses school finance with P T A group
Dr. A B Sias of Ohio University spoke to the Junior-Senior High School P T A on School Finance. He explained the Gunsett Bill before the state legislature and its funding provisions. Mrs. Fred Wheaton led the meeting with refreshments served to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Sias
Ohio University
Sias
Gunsett
Ohio
Fred Wheaton
Final rehearsal for Aren't We All
Memorial Auditorium hosted the final rehearsal for the second annual faculty play Aren't We All a three act comedy by Frederick Lonsdale. Prof W H Cooper director said the show to be staged Thursday night with profits to the Student Loan Fund which has aided over 1000 students since 1908 and now holds more than 40000 dollars in resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Auditorium
W. H. Cooper
Frederick Lonsdale
Tne Fund
Dinner party hosted by Mrs Allen Riley in Nelsonville
Mrs Allen Riley entertained guests Friday night at her Nelsonville home. Attendees included Mrs A L Lloyd Mrs Alex Beaty Mrs Mildred Grandy all of New Straitsville Mr and Mrs Allen Riley Jr and two children Athens Mr and Mrs Edward Green and their young daughter of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Allen Riley
A. L. Lloyd
Alex Beaty
Mildred Grandy
New Straitaville
Allen Riley Jr
Athens
Edward Green
Nelsonville Couples Named in Applications
Ellis W. Jones 67 and Beulah A. Kettell 69, both of Nelsonville, are listed in an application. Raymond Rizer 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Er win Rizer of Nelsonville, and Fay Harrison 21, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrison of Nelsonville, also appear in the same application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis W. Jones
Nelsonville
Beulah A. Kettell
Raymond Rizer
Erwin Rizer
Fay Harrison
Charles Harrison
What Other Women Say on Parenting and Future Training
Mrs Maurice Davis of Pittsburgh urges broad contacts and interests for parents to prepare children for rapid changes. She argues intelligent wives and mothers must stay abreast of developments to guide the successful future of their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Davis
Pittsburgh
Merrell Kerr Sets Collar Size From Gallipolis Past
Athens hardware dealer Merrell Kerr confirms a childhood collar height of two and one quarter inches. The group of Gallipolis dandies pictured with McIntyre and fellow residents appears in Cosmopolitan with a story by the columnist "Odd" about boyhood days. The photo shows collars serving as a collar breast plate and chin protector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell Kerr
Athens
Odd
McIntyre
New York
Gallipolis
Kerr
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Local Playwrights To Produce Madhouse at Athens High
Athens Kiwanis members sold tickets for Culture in a Madhouse a comedy by Peggy Farmer and Jack Swanson to be staged at Athens High School on April 5 and 6. The all local cast of 14 rehearses near the venue as proceeds aid the underprivileged child fund. Dr H M Clifton headed ticket distribution. attendance Monday night was 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Athens High School
Peggy Farmer
Jack Swanson
8. M. Clifton
Speed Typing Demonstration Draws 300 At Athens High
More than 300 teachers and students from Athens Pomeroy Nelsonville and nearby communities attended an Athens High School speed typing demonstration. Harold H. Smith of Gregg Publishing led a film about world champion typist George H. Hossfield and closed with a live showing typing 147 words in one minute. A. B. Sias spoke on school finances at the Central School P T A meeting Founders Night program featured a Fourth grade playlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Athens High School
Harold H. Smith
Gregg Publishing Company
George H. Hossfield
Smith
Ohio University
Oo I. T. A
Central School
A. B. Sias
League 4 Hears Dr Wray on France Scandals Talk
Members of the Boarg ers of the League heard Dr Wray State Professor at Ohio University discuss France scandals and the Polish Jew Dr Wray outlined issues shaping society. Fourteen or more attended a post meeting luncheon at the home of the league president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boargers
of W
Atheny
Northwin
League
Wray
Ohio University
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio State Optometric Association
Co. C. Millikan
Ralph R. Baker
McConnelsville
James Mh. Cochran
Parkersburg
Athens County
Ohioana Library
John Finsterwald
ATHEN
Vicks
Rexall
Cline
Prescription Store
Wear-Ever
Kerr Hardware Co
Ivore
Marian Young
Challia
Carbon Hill
Jobs News
Dr. Sias
P. T. A. Group
Professor
K . Concert Acco
Alan Kresge
Unity
Able Ac Om
Philip L. Peterson Cone
Sun
Mildred Schadent
Enid Thirkettle
Christine Hindman
Treasur Hagan
Judiths
Mars
Jean Historian
Janet Kennedy
Mary Aible
Regiew
Lydia E. Pinkham
East Cherry
Lydia E. Pinkha
M. T. Ellis
Athens, Ohio
Simmons
Wattress
ART Metal
Bates’ Bayou
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!