Women’s Legion Meeting Pace Set for Wednesday
In southeastern Ohio local Ladies’ American Legion members gather Wednesday morning for planning. Attendees include Niday Gallipolis Mrs middieper Mrs Hen Wellston and others from Nelsonville Murray City Cleveland area names noted.
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Ohio
American Legion
Niday
Gallipolis
Middieper
Hen
Wellston Rs
Anand
Jessie
Mae Lines
R. S. Baker
Warner
Pam M. Welty
Bre- de Vault
Wilkes
Jackson
Nelsonville
Murray City
Nur
Ruth
Martha van- Esther
Motherf amily's Colds Offer Early Aid With Vicks Vatro-nol
Mothers seek quick relief at the start of colds with Vatro-nol advertised as a unique aid for nose discomfort and stuffy head. The product is pitched to prevent full cold onset and ease sniffles at first signs.
Auxiliary meeting at First Methodist Church in Barton Hall
The Athens Auxiliary hosts gatherings at the First Methodist Church with morning and afternoon sessions. State Commander of the American Legion to speak in the afternoon, welcome by Mayor L B McCune, and leadership handoff from Mrs M C Morrison to Mrs Mildred Fowler. Reservations to Mrs John Dowler.
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John Sprague
Anthony Padden
Beatrix Rosser
Morrison
W. B. A. Banquet Plans And Initiations
The Woman's Benefit Association discussed a banquet at Hotel Berry on November 12 at a meeting at Mrs. Edna Junod's home. Twenty five class members to be presented to state director Nellie Heppert. fourteen applications received and initiation planned next meeting. Five new initiates named. Halloween party planned for October 22 at Odd Fellow's Hall under Mrs. Matie Pritchard.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Hotel Berry
Edna Junod
North
Congress Street
Nellie C. V. Heppert
Ellen Stokoe
Hattie Adams
Mabel McBride
Margaret McBride
Vera Porter
Odd Fellow’s
Matie Pritchard
Pi Beta Phi Members Dine At Sorority House Dinner
An attractive buffet supper at 5 30 PM Monday welcomed active and pledge Pi Beta Phi members, advisory board members, and alumnae at the sorority house. About 65 attended to foster acquaintance. Yellow rose centerpiece highlighted the event arranged by the executive committee and advisory board.
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Pi Beta Phi
Who's Going And Coming
Mr and Mrs William Bobo returned Monday from Columbus where they visited their daughter Mrs Roy Haddox and family. The Haddox home hosted Mac Bobo Mrs Bobo s sister Miss Ruby Stewart of Tiffin and Miss Stewart staying with the Bobos this winter attends a business college in Tiffin. Mrs Roy Saylor learned of Mrs Lillian Sheets death in a Montreal sanitarium. Sheets and her son Robert previously lived in Athens with Mrs Saylor. Louise Stahl former head of OU Fine Arts arrived to visit Dr and Mrs Thomas R Biddle. Oscar Pearson Salem hosted Elfa Miars of Hotel Gibson Dayton as guest for the week. Dr James Hart Russell Lawrenceville N J and his sister Dr E Smith of Elmwood Place were weekend guests.
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William Bobo
Maplewood Drive
Columbus
Roy Haddox
Mac Bobo
Roy Saylor
Grosvenor Street
Lillian Sheets
Montreal
Canada
Louise Stahl
Department of Fine Arts
Ohio University
Thomas R. Biddle
Park Place
Oscar Pearson
Salem
M Elfa Miars
Hotel Gibson
Dayton
James Hart Russell
Lawrenceville, N. J
Dr. Russell
E Smith
Elmwood Place
Athens Girl Scout Week planned by council
Athens Girl Scout Council discussed activities for Girl Scout Week October 27 to November 2 at Mrs. C. L. Jones’s home. A cookie sale is scheduled for Saturday November 2 with arrangements under way.
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Scout Council
Athens Girl Scout Council
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
Union Veteran Daughters Elect New District Officers
Sixteen members of Mrs John Ellis Wool Tent No 100 Athens attended the 13th annual District Six convention of the Daughters of Union Veterans at Pomeroy Monday. A noon memorial bench dedication, election of new district officers, and initiation work were noted.
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John Ellis
Athens
Daughters of Union Veterans
Pomeroy
Blanch Root
L. E. Carpenter
H. L. Atkinson
Somerset
Caroline McKinstry
Clara Mansfield
Edna Fleming
Sarah Seipel
Elizabeth Drake
Frances Strawn
Kate Shaver
Blanche Root
Mattie James
Blanche McCune
Fred Slaughter
Blanche Dean
Flossie Smith
Verna Anderson
Vida Carpenter
Cochran's
Court Street
George Good Is Honor Guest At Third Birthday Party
George Good three years old Sunday October 13 was honor guest at a birthday party Saturday afternoon at 99 North Congress Street. A cake with three candles Halloween favors and horns and games entertained the group. Guests included Kenneth Goodfellow Kenneth Wilcox Bobby Staneart Jack Woolley and Jack Vickers plus great grandmother Mrs. Mary E. Blackwood.
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George Good
Lucile Good
North
Congress Street
Kenneth Goodfellow
Kenneth Wilcox
Bobby Staneart
Jack Woolley
Jack Vickers
George
Mary E. Blackwood
Deception of Parents Sure To Bewilder Child
Olive Roberts Barton describes Jimmy watching his mother tell stories to cover up purchases and misremembered details. The child senses inconsistency as the family moves and social self deception grows.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Smiths
Married Comrades in A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Adele Garrison continues the story as Mary finishes a letter to Noel while Katherine, Mary, and the narrator gather in a hotel room. The trio plans how to relay Uncle Noel’s information and maintains secrecy about a sacred letter they fear pro fan hands will touch. The scene blends domestic preoccupations with urgent communication needs.
Punishment Debate for Roderick Sparks Mountain Trip Plot
In a mountain trip lead up, Mary and Aunt Katherine weigh a fitting punishment for Roderick after a reckless joyride. The narrator plans to decide on a strong consequence during the camp journey, while Mary jokes about parboiling him yet shows concern for mercy. The exchange ends with anticipation of continuation.
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Jack Lestie
Little Mary
Katherine
Roderick
Mary
Rascal
Social Calendar for Week Highlights Local Meetings
A dense list of Tuesday and Wednesday meetings across community groups including First Christian Church Married People's party at 6 Cass Street hosted by the Ayres family with Clinton Cox as assistant, Standard Bearers at 32 North Congress, Hobson Study Circle with Dana Fuller, West Side PTA guest speaker Dr. J P Porter of Ohio University, and various clubs meeting at Rufus Putnam, North Congress, Kern Street, and the Country Club. A Halloween bingo and a Brownies gathering close the week, with notes on delegates and guest nights.
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First Christian Church
Frank Ayres
Cass Street
Clinton Cox
M. E. Church
Goldie Kilpatrick
North Congress St. Hobson Study Circle
Dana Fuller
Frank Cross
Ara Westfall
Council For Childhood Education
Tuesaday
Rufus Putnam School
PLAN HOME HOUR AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Young People's Home Hour group will meet at the Christian Church Sunday at 5 p.m. The gathering aims to provide fellowship and activities for members in a short, structured session.
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The
Christian Church
Woman's Missionary Society meeting at Richland Avenue church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Richland Avenue M. P. Church will meet Friday at 7 30 p m. Mrs J H Baker is the group leader.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
Richland Avenue
M. P
J. H. Baker
Youthful eggplant wool jersey dress with modish plaits
Fashion note describes a dress in eggplant wool jersey with front plaits releasing into a flare and back buttons in a youthful style. Silk woolly look in dark green or rabbit checked tones offered. pattern No. 3445 fits sizes 14 to 40 bust inches. pattern 15 cents, book 10 cents, bundle 25 cents, order via The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York.
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Athens Messenger
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
Let Children Have Homes of Their Own
Dear Miss Dix counsels a man engaged to be married to choose independence over living with his future mother in law. The advisor argues a wife benefits from a private home free of maternal interference and warns of friction if the mother remains a central referee in the couple’s life.
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Miss DIX
A. B
Mary
John
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