Olive Huston speaks on real government action for women
Olive Huston of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Athens BPW Club dinner on Smugness Versus Realism urging women to study government, form informed opinions, and act as individuals. She warned against grade labeling and the Wagner Bill while highlighting wartime issues and consumer awareness.
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Olive Huston
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Business Women's
Dynami
Woman's Department
Athens Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Huston
Ohio
Geraldine Hope
Florence Harvey
Georgia Allen
Mae Herron
Lois Mulpas
Ethel Beekman
Margaret Cronin
Edith Miller
Lucille Duffee
Bernice McLeod
America
Virginia Larimer
Miss Hope
Mabel Haffner
Nelsonville Club
Carol Sparks
McArthur Club
BPW
McArthur
Myrtle Fri
Lola Shry
Collie Penny Seeks New Home for Summer
Mrs. Denver Gooding and three daughters of 11 North McKinley Avenue will leave Saturday for Fort Sill Oklahoma to join Pfe. Gooding. Their two and a half year old white collie Penny with brown spots needs a country home for the summer or a permanent home if possible.
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Denver Gooding
Certificates For Travel May Work
The office of defense transportation weighs a plan requiring travelers to sign certificates proving travel is essential. Citizens will rationalize trips as essential, with businessmen fishing, families on health grounds, and workers rested for a new year. Unnecessary travel is unpatriotic, so the scheme seems pointless.
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Office of Defense Transportation
Right Way for Husbands Late to Dinner
A domestic guidance snippet shows a wife responding to a husband delaying dinner. The correct reaction is to thank him for calling to say he will be late, encouraging future communication. The passage contrasts with a wrong approach that would imply meal ruin.
Three Back Skirt Tricks to Lift and Fit Comfortably
Virginia Carter of Macy’s Dressmaking Center outlines three methods to prevent a straight-line skirt from buckling at the back. A center tuck near the belt, a second parallel tuck, or a shallow V cut back, followed by a cross dart arrangement, can lift and shape the back without altering the hem.
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Virginia Carter
R. H. Macy's
Wandering Dogs Placed in Clouster Pound Warning
Mayor Thomas Williams announces a dog pound in the city building with a warden to take charge during the garden season. Dogs found at large are placed in the pound for two days and may be taken to Athens if not redeemed. Owners pay 50 cents to reclaim their dogs.
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Clouster
Thomas Williams
Athens
Sigma Alpha Iota musicale at 11 Elmwood Place
Sigma Alpha Iota held a Sunday musicale at Mrs. Roy Hawk’s home 11 Elmwood Place. Performers included Ruth Pfeiffer and Marjorie Stevens, vocals, and Ann Denton, violin. Alumnae guests and patronesses from Ohio University attended among a list of members and supporters.
Albany Garden Club moves meeting to May 19
The Albany Community Garden Club will not meet on the regular date May 12 and will hold a evening meeting on May 19 at the home of Mrs. E. M. Baughman. The Albany High School senior class sponsors a benefit dance at the High School on Thursday May 11 with McKelvey's Orchestra providing music.
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Albany Community Garden Club
E. M. Baughman
Albany High School
McKelvey
Love's Fair Horizon Sequel in a Sag Harbor Farm Plot
Major Hugh Grantland hides in Madge Graham's Sag Harbor farm house and faces four captors. Madge and farm workers Jim and Katie ambush the intruders then pursue a plan to maneuver the fourth man for a vital confrontation. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as Hugh reveals the prisoner to be a key FBI asset.
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Hugh Grantland
Madge Graham
Sag Harbor
Madge
Jim
Katie
Hugh
Nurse Advises on Acne Care for Teens
A nurse outlines acne causes and remedies for teens including greasy skin, possible hormonal changes, and digestion. She stresses clean pores, separate towels, plenty of water, a milk and fruit based diet, reduced sweets and fats, outdoor activity, and seeking medical care for persistent or severe cases.
Progressive and club notices share Tuesday calendar
The Tuesday schedule lists the Progressive Literary Club meeting at 7 30 p m with Mrs Wendell Rose and a program chaired by Mrs Elmer Finsterwald, plus Athena Delphian potluck at Mrs Carl Ferguson home and other group gatherings. The Fifth War Loan Drive aims for sixteen billion dollars.
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Progressive Literary Club
Wendell Rose
Canaan Pike
Elmer Finsterwald
Roll Call
Athena
Sergeants Set New Style in Pin Up Girl
Six bomber crew sergeants in Italy replace traditional pinups with a portrait of Marjorie Carling a signal graph tester at Electric Auto-Lite Toledo. The troops say she is a clean cut American girl aiding the war effort and the image was inspired by a Toledo newspaper photo seen at the front.
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Italy
Helning
Marjorie Carling
Electric Auto-Lite Company
Toledo
Family Dinner At First Christian Church
One hundred fifty five people attended Monday night’s family dinner at the First Christian Church in celebration of Family Emphasis Week and honoring 34 new members. Dr. Clarence Samford gave the address with musical selections by Catherine Morris Beverly Davis and the chorus.
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Irst Christian Church
Clarence Samford
Catherine Morris
Beverly Davis
Lyle Dabritz
D. M. Clutter
Joseph Maffet
Clyde Warren
H. T. Phillips
Christian Family
Women’s Council
Fred Stauffer
Wilbur ‘Young
Carlos Cameron
M. T. Vermillion
One Woman to Another Rummage Sales in Athens Aid Families
An Athens town note describes women helping neighbors with house cleaning since labor is scarce. Mothers, club women, and others share resources and assist with outfits for children and club events while some use ice for temporary refrigeration due to repair part shortages. Local men also report using ice to cool refrigerators.
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Athens
Large Audience Greets Play at Amesville
A rainy Friday night did not dampen a large Amesville audience for the Senior Class production of Huckleberry Finn directed by Miss Nellie Woolley and Mr. G A Gardner. Helen Everett led the cast as the colored maid with songs and the show closed to applause. Cast members included Jean Tyron Pauline McDaniel Charles Calentine Ted Wood Frank Robinson Bob Webster Wanda Smith Virginia Glazier Betty Inman. The production proved a financial success and the baccalaureate for the class of 1944 will be preached by Rev H M Tenney on Sunday May 14 at eight oclock in the high school auditorium.
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Amesville
Huckleberry Finn
Nellie Woolley
G. A. Gardner
Helen Everett
Jean Tyron
Pauline McDaniel
Charles Calentine
Ted Wood
Frank Robinson
Bob Webster
Wanda Smith
Virginia Glazier
Betty Inman
H .M. Tenney
Mrs Householder Is Faithful Class Hostess
Mrs Sophronia Householder hosted the Faithful Class of the Jacksonville Methodist Church at their new Eighth Street home. Devotions by Miss Arlene Davis, papers read by Mrs Captalin Roberts and Oral Kearns, mystery prize won by Mrs Leona Ormes, potluck lunch shared by nine attendees. Next meeting at Mrs Stella Daviss home.
Tri-State Camp Set for August 13 to 20
Plans call for the Tri-State Camp to open the week of August 13 through August 20. Local youths expect to attend a week of religious instruction. Application blanks will be distributed to interested participants soon.
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Glouster
Elementary School Banquet Honors Eighth Grade and Team
GLOUSTER The teachers of J.T. Elementary School will host a banquet in the basement dining room Monday at 5 PM. Eighth grade pupils and the elementary basketball team are guests of honor.
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Glouster
J.T
Four Ton Quota Omitted in High School Paper Drive
In the drive to raise ten tons of paper for J.T. High School, Miss Smith's room was omitted from the quotas though assigned four tons. Other rooms receive their listed shares as the effort continues.
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Trimble
J.T. High School
Miss Smith
Regular Homer Grange Meeting at Mountville School
Homer Grange No. 691 will meet at Mountville Grade School on May 12 at 7 30. A large attendance is expected.
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Glouster
Homer Grange
Mountville
Glouster Social Notes Glouster Birthday Gatherings
Mrs. Marie Hambel hosted a six o clock dinner honoring Raymond Hambel and Aunt Willie Henry with guests from Liberty Hill Columbus and Amesville. Lewis Kasler celebrated a birthday at his home with Coffman and Line scott families and others. Rev Charles E Palmer officiated a Jacksonville ceremony uniting John David Herbert and Betty Ruth Hickman of Glouster. Sgt Bill Thompson and Mrs Thompson of Warren visited. Loyal Women’s Class meets Friday at 7 30 pm. Mabel Grimes left for Hanover after visiting in Glouster. local social news includes banquets and visits among residents and Dayton travels.
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Glouster
Marie Hambel
Raymond Hambel
Alwillie Henry
Clyde Mason
Patti Lee
Columbus
Ida Mason
Dave
Clyde Wayne Mason
Liberty Hill
Charles Stockdale
Lela Frances Hambel
Roy Henry
Lewis Kasler
Trimble
Kasler
Earland Coffman
Betty
Patty
Verna
Tom
Richard Coffman
Athens
Albert Linescott
Ace Kaseles
Amesville
Lewis Kasley
Jacksonville
Charles E. Palmer
John David Herbert
Betty Ruth Hickman
Herbert
Bill Thompson
Fort Dix
New Jersey
Thompson
Warren
Mike Thompson
Church of Christ
Mabel A. Grimes
James Holbert
Hanover
Henry Williams
Harry Vaughn
Berry
Hubert Guess
Dorothy Higgins
Dayton
George H. Campbell
Georgie
Guess
Higgins
Campbell
Kruce
Men's Class To Meet At Church Thursday
Loyal Men's Class of the Church of Christ will meet in the social rooms of the church Thursday evening at eight o'clock. The program centers on Mother's Day with Delmar Gladden Herman Janchius and M M Bryson on the committee. W W Wallace will lead the musical program and present special numbers. A talk on Mother's Day will be given. Members and all men of the church invited.
Pastor Returns To Pulpit After Illness
Rev. C. B. Tigner who had influenza illness reports definite improvement and preached at both services Sunday marking his return to the pulpit in Alness.
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Alness
Postponed Jacksonville Mothers Club Meeting
The Jacksonville Mothers Club has postponed its Wednesday meeting to the evening of the 17th at the home of Mrs Ira Conaway.
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Mothers’ Club
Glouster
Jacksonville
Ira Conaway
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