Summer camp for girls offers transformation and hope
Dorothy Dix advises a 16 year old girl to attend a summer camp to gain health, confidence, and social grace. Emphasizing medical checkups, proper diet, exercise, and self assurance, she argues that structured activity, fashion guidance, and skill building can reframe self image and social status. A second reader asks about a long engagement. Dix suggests reducing dating frequency to restore interest and caution about endless social stimulation.
Night of Turmoil on the Siddal Farm
Donna Gable remains trusted by Madeline Siddal's aging grandfather Amos Siddal while harboring Madeline's identity. Amos, near blindness, recounts Madeline’s childhood as Donna contemplates her deception and awaits word from Con David. Bill Siddal grows suspicious of a letter Donna hides, risking exposure of the ruse that tied Donna to the circus and the Siddal family tragedy.
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Hell
Donna
Con
Madeline
Con David
Bill
Prizes for Music Achievement Awarded at Guest Night
Prizes for music achievement were awarded at the Woman's Music Club Guest Night at Mrs. J. T. Merwin's home. Miss Alice Beasley won the $25 prize for highest four year grades in music and performed Cara Nome from Rigolett o. Dorothy Cosgrave received a new $25 award for top senior in Music Education and played Chopin and Puppets. Jarl Kelley earned an invitation to tuition next year after presenting Capriccio. The program featured a Schumann ensemble and solos by Miss Hawkins, Miss Arpee, Miss Bing, Miss Witham, and faculty members Miss Heddon and Mrs. Gillen.
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Woman's Music Club
J. T. Merwin
Alice Beasley
Fred R. Beasley
Beasley
Cara Nome
Department of Music Education
Dorothy Cosgrave
McConnelsville
Chopin
Hendricks
Jarl Kelley
Erie
Kelley
Sanderson
Merwin
Schuman
Stalder
Irene Witham
Medessohn
Humoresque
Rachmaninoff
Helen Hedden
Ohio University
Tschaikowsky
Kiwanians Hold Outdoor Chicken Picnic
Thirty four Ath ens Kiwanis Club members enjoyed an outdoor chicken dinner at C. C Cornell’s Morrison Hill cottage. After eating on the veranda they played horseshoes and softball, with one hand allowed in the batting due to field rise. Whaley- Ferguson beat Bowman-Clifton for the horseshoe championship.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
C. C Cornell
Morrison Hill
Whaley- Ferguson
Bowman-Clifton
Moving People and Guests From Athens in October
Mr and Mrs J B Roberts depart for a week in New York City and will visit Toronto where they join Mr and Mrs R E Lippert. The Lippert couple were guests here recently for the Phi Kappa Tau dance. In New York the four will stay with Lippert’s brother. Mrs Bush returned from four days in Caldwell and McConnelsville after being summoned by the death of Mrs Charles Ebberlain of Klamath Falls and San Francisco. Ebberlin was married to Mrs Bush’s cousin Charles Eberlain, long associated with F E Harriman. Mrs Bush, Mrs Anna Shafer and Miss Lucy Kelley were guests of Mrs W W Ackley, formerly of Athens now in Caldwell. Mr and Mrs FE-D Cooley and son Junior joined Wallace Hartley to his hometown Wilkenville. Captain Wilbur R McReynolds and Mrs McReynolds are in Athens at Hotel Berry. McReynolds, an OU 1915 graduate and Phi Delta Theta member, was a star athlete and is now at Fort Leavenworth after a 13 month Paris assignment directing tours for Gold Star Mothers. He has served in the Army for 18 years.
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J. B. Roberts
New York City
Toronto
R. E. Lippert
Lipperts
New York
Mr. Lippert
F. W. Bush
McConnelsville
Caldwell
Charles Ebberlain
Klamath Falls
San Francisco
Calif
Eberlain
Bush
Charles Eberlain
EF. Harriman
Western Railroad
Anna Shafer
Lucy Kelley
W. W. Ackley
Athens
D. Cooley
Son Junior
Wallace Hartley
Wilkenville
Wilbur R. McReynolds
United States Army
McReynolds
Berry
Ohio University
O. U. Star
Phi Delta Theta
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Paris
Varied Recital by Nellie Mc Gowan Pupils at Odd Fellows Hall
A varied program of piano violin and tenor banjo solos was performed by Nellie Mc Gowan's pupils at Odd Fellows Hall. The lineup featured Miss Gladding, Miss Graham, Miss Matters, Miss Summers, John Weisenbaugh, Miss Kelly, Miss Steinmann, Miss Porter, Miss Strahl, Robert Bingman, and Miss Edith Summers.
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Nellie McGowan
Kern Street
Odd Fellows Hall
Jane Gladding
Mary Margaret Graham
Margaret Matters
Streabbog
Clara Summers
Miss Matters
John Weissenbaugh
Eberhardt
Margaret Kelly
Bugbee
Streadbog
Carol Steinmann
Klassert
Virginia Porter
Emma Strahl
Robert Bingman
Chapin
Edith Summers
Miss Southeastern Ohio Chosen At Clover Farm Meeting
Barbara Till of Logan was selected Miss Southeastern Ohio at the Clover Farm merchants meeting in Hotel Berry. An alternate, Braley Amesville, was chosen. Toledo merchants Frank Wood and William Leonard spoke on merchandising. music by a Deanville string trio. Over 140 Clover Farm workers attended.
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Southeastern Ohio
Clover Farm
Hotel Berry
Barbara Till
Logan
Carl Judy
Brawley
Amesville
H. O. Sedwick
Toledo
Frank Wood
William Leonard
Joe Isselstein
Deanville
John Bauer
Athens
Ohio
I Escape a Calming Plot in Patchogue Visit
The narrator plans a hurried drive to Patchogue to avoid a meddling mother in law. Harriet lies ill with a headache while nurse Katherine steps in for Hugh. Edwin unsettles Harriet despite warnings as the narrator seeks a quiet exit with Richard Second and Roderick.
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Harriet
Edwin
Eastern Star Meeting Postponed to June 16
Inspection of New Marshfield Chapter No. 344 Order of Eastern Star was postponed from June 12 to Saturday evening June 16. Chapter officers will meet for practice on Saturday evening June 2. Roosevelt Sewing Club plans a 7 30 p.m. meeting at Mrs. Stanley Nida's home 75 East Mulberry Street. All Girl Scouts to meet at Armory 8 15 a.m. Wednesday with wreaths to be presented.
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New Marshfield
Order of Eastern Star
Roosevelt Sewing Club
Stanley Nida
East Mulberry Street
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Swan
Dix
Aelf
Mooel
Miss DIX
Donna Gabriel
Madeline Siddal
Bill Siddal
Amos Siddal
Circus
New Orleans
Renfroe
Siddal
Maddie
Nell
Nellie
Nel-le
Manny
Emerson
David
Lydia E. Pinkham
Uy Ydia
Nyal
McKee Drug CO
Security Bank Bidg
Dial
Clover
Mother Graham
Madge
Dicky
Adele Garrison
Faith
Katherine
Hugh
Eodwin
Grantland
Patchogue
Richard
Roderick
Tomogrow
Girl Scouts
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Ux Vanil
Pel
Electrolux
Seaver
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