Krauskopf to Speak on Inflation at Athens County Club
Dr. Korl H. Krauskopf associate professor of advertising at Ohio University will speak on inflation and how prices can be held in check. The meeting of the Athens County Republican Women's Club is Friday at 5 p.m. in Hotel Berry room 144 with Mrs. Charles W. Evans leading efforts to inform 1,200 members and broader Republican women. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ong and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Vaughn attended the Mine Inspectors Institute convention in Columbus. Vaughn spoke on reducing absenteeism. Mrs. Richard Schloss, formerly Doris Elkins, has returned from 12 days in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Athens County
Republican Women's Club
Hotel Berry
Korl H. Krauskopf
Ohio University
National Republican Women's Headquarters
Krauskopf
Charles W. Evans
Republican Women’s Club
Phillip Ong
Grosvenor St
Isaac Vaughn
Morris Ave
National Convention of Mine Inspectors Institute
Columbus
Mr. Vaughn
Athens County Republican Women’s Club
Berry
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Letter Etiquette
A reader quiz asks about weighing heavy letters to avoid postage due, including returning addresses, correct service member addresses, and pencil writing on envelopes. It presents scenarios for responding to a request you cannot or do not want to fulfill and offers a preferred approach to the solution.
Hearty Breakfast Needed by Girl With Day's Work Ahead
For the girl with a busy day ahead a substantial breakfast boosts energy. Laraine Day advocates cereal with milk for lasting pep, noting it sticks to the ribs and sustains her through a long workday. She suggests honey, preserves, or fresh fruit to make cereal more palatable.
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Laraine Day
China Caravan
Hollywood
Laraine
A.H
Vanderbilt Hand Sparks Bridge Club Debate at Mayfair Win
At the Vanderbilt Tournament the Mayfair Bridge Club team won as players discussed a two clubs to two no trump opening. North South opened two clubs, South replied two no trump, then three no trump or four hearts followed. Roth declared five hearts and won, while Elis in the other table reached six hearts but was set two tricks. A separate item notes a shower for Private Lawrence A. Howard and Velda Van Meter on May 29 at the Howards’ home in Lodi Township.
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Vanderbilt
Mayfair Bridge Club
North
South
Tobias Stone
Alvin Roth
Stone
Roth
Phil Abramsohn
Sergt
Morrie Elis
Abramsohn
Elis
Lawrence A. Howard
Howard
Velda van Meter
Earnest Howard
Lodi Township
Community Club Calendar and Meetings Notice
Local clubs and organizations schedule meetings and events this week in Bishop area churches and homes. Pot luck supper at Central Ave Methodist Church Thursday at 6 pm with follow up program. Faithful Few meet at Mrs. Nida’s home. Deborah Class meets in church classroom. American Legion Auxiliary and Red Cross unit plan sewing and dressings. Athens County Republican Women’s Club reports at Hotel Berry. Past Noble Grands Club hosts at Mrs. Horn’s home. Art and Thimble Club meeting rescheduled to June 3.
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Bishop
Central Ave. Methodist Church
Stanley Nida
Mound St
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Red Cross
Nobie Grands Club
E. R. Horn
W. State St
William Lee
Art and Thimble Club
H. A. McCaskill
N. May Ave
War wife vows social change after loneliness
A wartime article records a wife living alone who resolves to invite lone women to gatherings when men are present. She admits neglect of unmarried women and says she will be kinder to widows and single women, hoping wives will remember social needs after the war. Time will tell if the lesson endures.
Double Bandana Turban for War Workers
New York stylist Suzi Brewster designs a two kerchief bandana after work turban for Women Ordnance Workers at St. Louis Ordnance Plant. Red and blue two color kerchiefs feature flaming bomb insignia. WPB warns: dismantled heating stoves pipes and elbows must be cleansed and stored to avoid hard replacements next fall.
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Suzi Brewster
New York
St. Louis Ordnance Plant
Army Ordnance Department
WPB
Daily Care for Feet: A Fashion Model's Routine
The article highlights Erin Carlysle, a Shanghai-born, Washington-bred model, who spends at least 15 minutes daily on foot care. She massages feet with cream in the morning and performs a two-minute foot bath plus massages at night, claiming strong results for long hours on camera and dancing events.
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Erin Carlysle
Erin
Petticoat Arm of Australia Manning Home Front Frontlines
The Australian women serving in civilian roles at home and in munitions factories are described as the Petticoat Army by Mrs. Herbert V. Evatt, wife of the attorney general. She notes 40,000 in military service with thousands more in the Land Army. The Evatts arrived in Washington after a 37 hour flight.
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Australia
Herbert V. Evatt
Washington
Mrs. Evatt
United States
Dr. Evatt
McDougal W S C S meets for quilting and social
The McDougal W S C S gathered at Mrs. Pearl Morris home on May 20 for quilting and potluck. Three new members, Sadie Landis Royal Wolfe and Emma Morris joined. The next meeting is set for June 3 at Mrs Royal Wolfe s home. Tea to be available to the nation in Q2 per Agriculture Department.
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McDougal W.S.C.S
Pearl Morris
Nora Bryson
Pearle Morris
Cledith Bolin
Lula Bobo
Helen May
Sadie Landis
Royal Wolfe
Emma Morris
Adda LaFollett
Garnet LaFollett
Mary Wolfe
Nora Barstow
Adeline Easler
Mary Cunningham
Adda Morris
Sadie Cunningham
Maude O'Neal
Mildred Morris
Altha Snyder
Donna May
Larry Morris
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Him Chari
Max Bolt
Eve
Richard Schloss
Doris Elkins
Norfolk
Glen
Logan’s
Stockholm
Birgitta
Margaretha
Desiree
Gustaf Adolf
Gustav V
McKenney
Deborah
First Christian Church
Jewelry
W. B. Drake Jeweler
THE
Athens Messenger
Athens
OHI
Hattie Carnegie
Bandana
Katherine
Mata
Tigg
South Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Catalina
Ers
Milldeck
S N. Court
Elin Carlysle
Betty MacDonald
Uni
Tralia
Berra
Department of Agriculture
Abki
American Institute of Laundering
Raata
Brey
Arrid
Jantzen
Foster's
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