Chester Garden Club March meeting noted attendees and plans
The Chester Garden Club met March 8 at Mrs. Everett Hayes with 11 members and 2 guests. A nominating committee led by Mrs. Purley prepared for April officer elections. Mrs. Pearl Koblentz spoke on shrub trimming and won ribbons for a twig arrangement.
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Chester
Chester Garden Club
Everett Hayes
Carl Biddle
Purley
Pearl Koblentz
Naval Base
San Francisco
Emerson Hayes
White family welcomes sons returning and service moves
Hockingport social notes report Sgt. Leon F. White arrived in England after a year in Iceland. Pfc. James A. Ely was transferred to Marion Engineering Depot. he and wife Evelyn recently visited the Whites. Local residents, relatives and visiting families from Norwalk, Athens, Parkersburg, and Parkersburg area were seen over the weekend. Edwin W. Conaway heads to the Navy. Janet Rockhold is ill with measles.
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Clarence Randolph
Walter Edison
Dorothy Marie Uhl
Sonny Jackson
Norwalk
W. T. Matheny
Ora Randolph
Margie
Vesta Blake
Athens
D. O. Blake
Carl Wright
Parkersburg
Asa Yager
Edwin W. Conaway
Navy
William Grimm
Donald Bailey
Janet Rockhold
Cecil Rockhold
Hold Everything Button Your Coat Rally Sparks Vanity View
A local blast of nationalist wit targets a political figure over attire and appearances. The exchange highlights heated rhetoric at a community event where dress code and patriotism become talking points.
Screen Actor Horizon and 11 Players Highlight Puzzle
A crossword style clue bundle lists terms and definitions spanning actors, music, chemistry, and geography. Puzzles include entries for Hawaiian bird, Egyptian sun god, Russian city, and common abbreviations, forming a large vocabulary quiz.
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South Carolina
Portrait Neckline Blouse Pattern Use and Purchase
Advertisement for the Portrait Neckline Blouse pattern No 5715 with sizes 13 15 17, priced at 15 cents plus 1 cent postage. Offers needlework albums by Anne Cabot including the Winter Album with sleeveless sweaters and accessories, available from The Athens Messenger in New York.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Sixth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Seersucker Frock Pattern 8619 from Athens Messenger
Attractive seersucker dress pattern 8619 offered in sizes 11 to 19 with short sleeves and shoulder ruffles. Requires fabric and contrast yardage, 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to The Athens Messenger Pattern Service. Ready now in Spring Fashion issue.
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Hollywood
Athens Messenger
Sixth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Stars Say March 23 Horoscope Promotes Cautious Progress
The Sidereal reading urges steady industry and patient planning for Tuesday March 23 to secure lasting results. Warns against dubious contracts and risky romances while advising shrewd judgment, safe tactics, and restraint to avoid entanglements and temptations.
De Gaulle rejects foreign rule in liberated France
General Charles De Gaulle declared that France will not tolerate a foreign regime or revived Vichy elements after the war. In an address to the consultative assembly he said plans for a provisional government are already under way as France is liberated.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
France
Consultative Assembly
de Gaulle
French National Committee
Radio Highlights and Schedule Notes from Central War Time
Central War Time listings feature John M. Sullivan Lance Johnson and Warren Hull interviewing in Motor Torpedo Boat program. Melville, Sothern and Brown in overseas troopers drama. NBC opening from Miami with Melton as guest. Franchot, Morris and Way anchor shows. Mutual and CBS programs air with Boyer Smith Sullivan in The Constant Nymph. Alben Barkley and Theodore Gehrm guest on WLW.
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John M. Sullivan
I Sullivan
Lance Johnson
Warren Hull
Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron
eBesions Melville
Ann Sothern
Joe BE. Brown
G. L Ghreult
WLW
Miami
Fla
Jie Melton
Miiriam Opine Franchot
Li Ter Morris
Phe Way
WBN
Gonzalo Cartel
State Fair relocation authority approved by governor
Gov John W Bricker approves appointing a State Fair relocation authority to study moving the Ohio State Fair from congested Columbus to a spacious site beyond city limits. The current fairgrounds, occupied by the Army Air Corps, is leased to the Army until one year after the war, with reconversion to fair use possibly delayed.
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Columbus
State Fair Relocation Authority
John W. Bricker
Army Air Corps
Army
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E. R. Hayes
Hobart Smalley
Dan Warner
Victor Will
E. B. Knight
Hockingport Social Briefs
Waldo
Germany
Madagascar
QUR
Major Hoople
Nouve
Pop
Merrill Blosser
BY Edgar Martin
Mrs. Anne Cabot
Smita
Mister Smt A
Eei
Selan Penny
Soli
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Selanga
Osar
Joe Palooka
V. T. Hamlin
Ham Fisher
Blondie
Chic Young
Dagwood
Red Ryder
Fred Harman
the Stars
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Hershberger
Theodore Geom, Ous
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Wee Formation
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