Pollack To Play for Varsity O Once in Gym
Ohio University hosts Benack's orchestra at the Varsity O semi formal in the gym on Saturday October 12. The event features Miss Varsity O selection by an applause meter at a pep rally, with a kissing arc dance and Logan's bookstore selling tickets via Varsity O members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Benack
Ohio University Gymnasium
Pollack
College Inn
Chicago
Bettie Bell
Iss
Doris Ch
Pi Beta Phi
Lucille Marra
Ioha Xi Delta
Arlene Gamertscher
Chi Omega
Rachel Reine
Howard Hajl
Mildred Dean
Lpha Gamma Delta
Rebecca Jession
Tower
Anna D. Lewis
Ki Mu
Doris Fichterman
Zeta
An Alpha
Alexander Aid Plans Chicken Supper for October 25
Mrs. T. W. Coe and Mrs. Marie Dorsey hosted a meeting of the Alexander Aid Society. Plans were completed for a chicken supper on October 25. Twenty five members and five guests attended. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Fannie Eccles. Mrs. Lou Baughman led the program of songs and readings. November program leader will be Mrs. Boyd Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Coe
Marie Dorsey
Alexander Aid Society
Fannie Eccles
Lou Baughman
Boyd Potter
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels Laxative Senna
An old promotional piece touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant laxative to relieve constipation. It emphasizes gentle action on lazy bowels, appealing taste for adults and children, and urges purchase at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Homemakers Club Chili Supper and FHA Meeting
The Plains Future Homemakers of America held its annual Chili Supper in the Home Economics Department on Tuesday night. Six ninth grade girls received the Little Women degree as officers conducted the meeting and plans for the year were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Plains Future Homemakers of America
Jean Bingman
Wyona Stauffer
Eleanor Michael
June Hardy
Daii Campbell
Vada Bricker
Columbus
Miss Cone
Doris Neal
Genevieve Rutter
la Donna McDonald
Doreen Harmon
Mary Campbell
Ruth Armbruster
June Brooks
Geraldine
Aileen Davies
Mary Kennedy
Jeanette Parfitt
Juanita Young
Ruth Goldsberry
Elanor Michael
Betty Davies
Pat McFarland
Margie Darnell
Geraldine Davies
Elizabeth Alichney
Apple Cobbler Wins Over Dumplings In Old Fashioned Bake
A column by O. D. Dailey, Albany, argues that apple cobbler, not dumplings, is the true old fashioned treat. He describes dumplings as boiled fluffy morsels and cobbler as biscuit dough baked with spiced syrup, citing a New Orleans restaurant memory and kitchen tips from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Dailey
Albany
O. D
New Orleans
Two New DUV Members Initiated at Legion Home
John Ellis Wool Tent No. 100 Daughters of Union Veterans welcomed Lydia Fenzel and Mae Alden Smith as new members during a Wednesday night meeting at the Legion Home. Plans were made to attend the state convention in Chillicothe on October 31 and to purchase new dishes. The next meeting on October 23 will feature a Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Fenzel
Mae Alden Smith
John Ellis
Daughters of Union Veterans
Legion Home
Vira Beal
Chillicothe
Scout Leaders Gather for Regional Conference in Dayton
Girl Scout leaders and council members attend a regional conference in Dayton Ohio from October 14 to 16. The event includes districts from Kentucky West Virginia and Ohio with attendees Mrs W A Comer newly elected commissioner of the Athens district Mrs Paul Fontaine president of the local leaders association Miss Elizabeth Tuller Girl Scout director and council members Mrs C L Jones and Mrs John Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
W. A. Comer
Athens
Paul Fontaine
Elizabeth Tuller
C. L. Jones
John Henry
English Stay Put Order Urges Civilians to Remain Halted
A wartime leaflet from the Ministry of Information distributed in England warns residents to stay where they are during invasion threats. It stresses staying off roads, using shelters, and avoiding civilian flight to prevent aiding the enemy, with quotes from Mrs. Rose of Chasetown. Excerpts of her letter from Walsall will be published tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Robert Davidson
State St
Midlands
James Rose
France
Holland
Belgium
Ministry of Information
Britain
Marriage Meddlers Ay Synopsis
A wealthy impresario Philip Veritsen arrives at Graham Leg Harbor farm under siege by international criminals. He seeks an interview with Charlies Spencer and Medge Graham to arrange talks with Olga of Transvanis. Olga shows tenderness as Medge helps arrange a half hour meeting while secrets about the emeralds unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Veritsen
Graham Leg Harbor
Jack Leslie
Madge Graham
Charlies Spencer
Secret Service
Medge
Olga
Transvanis
Olga Antails
ar.Versteen
Phil
Father
Otto
Broadwell Social News Highlights Weekend Guests
Mrs. Dow White and children and Mrs. Marge Clone of Sandusky visited Broadwell friends. Families from Lathrop Athens Shawnee Columbus Parkersburg and Maumee spent weekends with local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Dow White
Marge Clone
Sandusky
Amos White
John Smith
Lathrop
del Smith
Circus Driver Handles 700 Feet of Reins
Jake Posey an old-time circus driver managed seven hundred feet of reins while driving a forty horse team in a mid century street parade, demonstrating skill with lengthy tackle and animal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Posey
Wolfe Family 31st Annual Reunion Held at Concord Ames Township
The Wolfe family gathering in Concord Ames Township drew 103 attendees on Oct 6. A long grove table showcased family cooking while a program featured readings and songs led by Miss Mildred Howard. The event honored elders, noted births and deaths, and announced two marriages with officers reelected for the next reunion in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe Family
Concord
George Wolfe
Athens County
Ames Township
Riley George Wolfe
George P. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Gladys Wolfe
Charlotte Wolfe Harrison
Coonskin Library
Merle Danford
Pauline Fierce
Merrill Atkinson
Woodberry Tree
Clarence Wolfe
Halfway House
Nora Atkinson
Mildred Howard
Mill
Vera Kinney
Wolfe Twins
Ardeth Boudinot
Arlie O. Wolfe
Concord Church
Charles James
Nelva Easler
Robert K. Ochs
Robert Brookins
Edwina Reynolds
Fred Kinney
Columbus
Athens
Trimble
Racine News Notes Highlights Local Weekend Visits
Racine notes a flurry of weekend visits and gatherings as residents and relatives travel to and from area towns. Mary Carolyn and Virginia Ann Poe spent time with Rev. and Mrs. Carley, while James Simpson visited Columbus. Others hosted or visited include the Browns at Keno, Lee at Harrisonville High, Reinwald and family with Daugherty and Gorslin, Hoopes and Beegle at Great Bend, Stump visiting his mother-in-law, and Sayre and Wallis spending time with Camilla Sayre. Manon Salser recuperates at home after injury. Floy Bixler returned home after four weeks helping care for Frank Ross. Lewis siblings host an Adena visit and Daryl Johnson returns from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Glen W. Poe
Mary Carolyn
Virginia Ann
Poe
Walter Me. Carley
Fourth Street
James Simpson
Columbus
Fern Gaul
Ruth Ann
George Simpson
Clara Laughlin
Orville Brown
Keno
Jake Lee
Harrisonville High School
Frank Reinwald
George
Electa Daugherty
Kate Gorslin
Rishwood
Marion
Clark Jiiden
Annie Hoopes
Vera Beegle
Dorothy Wolfe
Bonnie
Great Bend
Kyle Stump
Zanesville
Clara Roush
Stump
Sandra
Manon Salser
Floy Bixler
Ashtabula
Frank Ross
W. S. Lewis
Adena
Lewis
Gomer Lewis
Daryl Johnson
Merle Johnson
Athens
Fred Johnson
George Sayre
Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Mildred Wallis
Rochester
Sayre
Camilla Sayre
Kyger Social And Personal Highlights Public Life
Preaching services are set for Sunday night at the M. E. Church. Mrs. Maria Fife of Cheshire recently visited her niece, Mrs. Jessie Rupe. The CCC enlistments include Phil Bradbury, Gerald Robinson and Stanley Rupe. Mrs. Cora Ward assists with W. H. Lewis after his stroke in Bidwell. The Tate family and guests from West Rutland visited the Longstreth home. Mary B. Rupe moved to Perry Bradbury property. Ina S. Rufe of Kenton stayed with son Burdell and family. Carl Weimann returns from Johnstown. Mrs. Charles Tipton returns after helping with grandson Jerry Delmer born Sept. 19. John Bradbury and Roland Rupe went to Charleston seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Rutland
Floyd Longstreth
Jesse Creek
Mary B. Rupe
Perry Bradbury
Ina S. Rufe
Kenton
Burdell
Carl Weimann
Johnstown
Charles Tipton
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Tommy and
Jimmy Dorsey
Charlie Barnett
Logan's
Varsity O
Alexander Aid Plans
Homemakers Club
Woodworth’s
Rauch's Bakery
Kirsch
Hubert McDonald
M.B.R
New Duv
Athens Messenger
Jean Carolyn Roff
Chicago University
Mrs. Davidson
Anveli Tol
Bys Adele Garrison
Olina
Saad
Philip
Olivia
Tomorrw
Frank James
Henry Knight
Wisconsin
Ford Sampson
Lote Brill
Dan James
Shawnee
Mary Margaret
Cook van Dyke
Wells van Dyke
Lelia
New England
Amos Driggs
Maumee
Ella Ogg
Delbert Ogg
Herman Ogg
Nelsonville
Leonard Smith
Rockland
Herbert Robers
Melvin Vanway
Parkersburg
Harry Bowden
Lee Dorr
Canaanville
Arch Sprouse
Mildred Parsons
Wolfe
Nellie Wolfe Pelter
San Diego
Cal
Daughttr
Irvin
Lena Eddy Wolfe
John Fornwalt
Charles Fornwalt
Altoona
Merritt Wilson
Delle Wolfe
Elkins
W. Va
Logan
Co. E
Allison Siville
Angie Hines
Lillian Courtney
John Courtney
James Courtney
Fred D. Kinney
Phillis Kinney
Ruth Kinney
Iris Fierce
Ashland
Glouster
New Marshfield
Amesville
Millfield
Chauncey
Kyger
Wm.rogers & Son
By International
Rogers
Iiternational Sulver
Gillilan's
Jewelry Store & S. Court Street
Katherine
Distinctive Millinery
South Court St
Apparel
Vanity Fair
Miss Elaine
W. B. Drake Jeweler
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