Social notes mark Easter guests and society moves
Society columns report Mr and Mrs John Srigley returning to Columbus after visiting Mrs H B Srigley in Akron. Mrs Orville Dailey Albany regent of Fort Gower Chapter heads to Columbus for the state assembly with several companions. Also listed are Dorman family guests, funeral attendees, and Eastern Star officers traveling to Beverly and Athens chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Srigley
H. 8. Srigley
Etate St
Columbus
Orville Dailey
Albany
Fort Gower
Daughters of New England
Hotel Deshler
Faye Baker Cline
J. R. Harvey
John Cross
Athens
Order of Eastern Star
Beverly
Ella Miller
W. B. Drake
Nellie Earich
Mary Williame
Glazier
Rhea Carpenter
Eva Laverty
Laura Sells
Ann Leaders
Earl L. Funk
Eugene Jacoby
Mae Huffman
Vina Ruston
Flossie Kiltan
Sarah Westfall
Hhostens
OES
Cooking School Opens at Schine's Athena Stage
The Cooking School begins at 9 a m on Tuesday April 6 with a model kitchen laundry and dining room set on the Athena stage. Special lighting enlarges food colors as lecturers demonstrate recipes appliances and home arts across four sessions daily 9 to 11 a m each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schine
Athena
Birthday gathering honors Mrs Bay at Relief Corps home
Mrs Ralph Bay the junior vice president of the Woman's Relief Corps was guest of honor at a birthday meeting at her home on Tuesday evening. The event featured table games with first prize won by Mrs Porter Dicken and second by Mrs Murphy. A birthday cake and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bay
Sunnyside Drive
Woman's Relief Corps
Porter Dicken
Murphy
Wives urged to praise husbands to curb business failure
A writer urges wives to support and praise their husbands rather than blame their careers. He argues jealousy of occupations and material comparisons erode a man’s confidence and threaten success, citing cases of failed ventures and even suicide as consequences of unkind wives. He promotes positive home support alongside a sewing pattern note for a dress pattern 4358 from Anne Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jim
John
Mrs. Smith
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Married Comrades and Jack Leslie Plot Unfolds at Inn
Polly Perkins explains Jack Leslie’s movements as a secret inn hideout elicits relief and astonishment among the group. The hostess implies Leslie is shadowed and will be monitored, claiming she can reveal his actions before he acts and that her father’s orders guide the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Perkins
Jack Leslie
Miss Perkins
Harry
Leslie
Father Han
Miss Perkins Maps Voyage Dress and Discreet Plans
Miss Perkins orders guests to dress for voyage and stay discreet while awaiting their zero hour. Lillian presses for a way to help but Perkins insists they simply endure patience. Later she reports Sate pases has left town and headed for the port, noting his ongoing tourist activities and potential contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Perkins
Lillian
Sequel of Given in Marriage Reveals Old Rivalry
The narrator recalls past feuds between Noel Veritzen and Jack Leslie and fears new trouble as Mary and Noel prepare to confront Leslie tonight. A tense backstory includes a yacht tie and a dangerous history from their college days, with Elsie Perkins delivering last minute reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Leslie
Philip Veritzen
Mary
Noel
Hell
Noel Veritzen
Jack
Leslie
Miss Perkins
Learn by Imitation in Daughters Home Training
Olive Roberts Barton argues that children learn by watching and imitate routine to form efficient habits. A girl named Jane seeks the “right” way to tidy and cook, highlighting how inconsistent parenting teaches sloppy work and confusion in domestic life. Separately, Lt. A. R. Stacy and Lt. R. A. Evans arrive in Athens after Marine Corps training to begin two weeks with Mrs. Eva Stacy, before assignments to San Diego and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Jane
Bob
A. R. Stacy
R. A. Evans
Laramie
Wyoming
Athens
Stacy
Eva Stacy
North
Congress Street
United States Marine Corps Basic School
Philadelphia
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Fleet Marine Force
Evans
Christening of Clark Daily’s Baby at Good Shepherd
The baby boy Joseph Clark Daily, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Daily of 87 Franklin Ave, was christened at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd on Easter Sunday March 28. Godparents are Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Sprague and Mr. Arthur Cornwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clark Daily
Clark Daily
Franklin Ave
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
E. H. Sprague
Arthur Cornwell
Community group events calendar for Chauncy and area
Athenian Temple No 173 Pythian Sisters host a public benefit party Wednesday at 7 30 pm in K of P Hall Chauncy. Faithful Few Club plans Maggie and Jiggs party at the Gay Tea Room with dress as Maggie or Jiggs. Lydia Lash Evans Club marks anniversary Thursday with luncheon at Cottage Tea House. League of Women Voters dinner Thursday at 6 pm at Mrs Laughlin’s Cottage Tea Room followed by Guest Day at Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Chauncey
Faithful Few
Gay Tea Room
Grosvenor &T
Raymond Bardin
Maggie
Lydia Lash Evans
The
League of Women Voters
Clarence Laughlin
Lancaster St
Malcolm McBride
League
Presbyterian Church
Lemon Fluff Pie Recipe by Mrs Annie Harris
Mrs Annie Harris of Buchtel shares Lemon Fluff Pie instructions. The recipe uses eggs sugar lemon and hot water cooked in a double boiler then folded egg whites into the mixture and baked in a crust for a light spring dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Harris
Buchtel
Net Girdles Are New for Summer Wear
New foundation garments shown for summer use are made of tropical cloth and cool nets. Some girdles weigh as little as seven ounces.
Careers Start for Female Homemakers at Forty
A historical note reports business begins for women in domestic service, with 25 000 workers averaging age 34. The piece discusses professional courses for women in home service and marks forty as the entry point for careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsetleres
Figure Guidance Grants Early Prep For Posture Aids
Sub-debs with posture difficulties seek foundation garments marketed for figure guidance to address a dowager's hump. The trend shows shoppers starting early to improve posture through corsets and supportive wear amid fashion and health concerns.
Stout Women Prefer Corsetry Help Over Slender Sisters
Corsetry experts report stout women seek more help with figure problems than slender women. They say stout women have no false illusions about their appearance and seek practical advice to improve fit and comfort.
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George Dorman
Mayview
Lucinda Cooper
J. B. Cooper
Edwin Cooper
Morris Ave
Columbus Oceans
J. Martin Dye
Oak St
Dye
Cloyd
Richland Ave
Kathleen Dugan
Glouster
Faye Brinkley
Grace Burdess
Jacksonville
Claude B. Parker
Gallipolis
Dorothy Gist
Mound St
Jean Gist
Chicago
Nellie Nicholas
Grace Masters
Athens State Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Nicholas
Gertrude Ballard
R. 8. Atkins
Atkins
Naomi Blevins
Springfield
George Swart
Eastern Star
Akron
U.P
Mary Elizabeth Lasher
George Starr Lasher
Elmwood Place
Theta Chi
Childres
Fuge
Union St
Ohio
Automo
Cornwell & Co
Athens Jewelers
U. S. Marine Officers
Mia
Agnes Young
Cleveland, O
Homer Martin
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Richland Ave. M. P
Richland Ave. M. F
John Ashton
Homer Gall
Dallas Wooster
George Shafer
Denver Gooding
William Smith
Steppe's Beauty Parlor
Hotel
Pure — Minera
McKee Drug Co. Security Bank
Dial
Spalding
Spalding Wright & Ditson
Pennsylvania
Logan
Style Shop
Bargain
Cittend
Margaret King
Apa
Shhine
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