Program on Current Events Follows Dinner Meeting Of Republican Women
One hundred fifty members husbands and guests attended the Athens County Women's Republican Club meeting at the Fairchild home on W Union St. A potluck dinner preceded talks and music led by president Mrs. W H Wakefield and program head Mrs. John W Dowler with guest speaker Prof T N Hoover. Hoover discussed Washington current affairs and Pearl Harbor investigation noting a Life Magazine Life Sept 124 article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Women’s Republican Club
I. E. Fairchild
W. Union St
W. H. Wakefield
John W. Dowler
T. N. Hoover
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Charles Chamberlain
Life Magazine
Hoover
John Carr
Athens
Dick Carr
US. Navy
Clyde Dixon
Army
Dennis Grigsby
Seaman Carr
Navy
Frank T. Kempton
State St
New England States
D. T. Tuttle
Norma Jean Kempton
Dayton
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Hudson Parkway
Hartford
Conn
Capt. Tuttle
Helen Tuttle
Boston
Mass
Harvard University
Cambridge
New York City
Radio City
Gertrude Nielsen
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Reciproc Trade Treaty with Japan critiqued by Hoover
Professor Hoover analyzes the 1911 Reciprocal Trade Treaty with Japan and cites U S exports through August 1941. He argues shipments equipped Japan for war and notes the six month termination notice. The event featured readings and solos by local figures and a World Peace talk planned for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Japan
Hoover
U.S
Pearl Harbor
United States
New York
Far East
China
Republican State Fact Finding Committee
Nora W. Atkinson
State Central
Glen Hanes l
T. N. Hoover
J. W. Hudson
L. C. Staats
Republican Women's Ub
Tuesday club calendar with meetings and events
Tuesday notices list Postponed meeting from Oct. 16 to Oct. 23 Sunset Garden Club 7 30 p m Mechanicsburg School Hobson Study Circle Guest Night at Cottage Tea House hosts Mrs Ferguson Mrs Blackwood Mrs Burt Legion and Auxiliary at Legion Home Oct 16 West Side PTA 7 30 p m at the school. Albany School Assembly speaker Dr Hershel Grer Ohio University Birds radar talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Garden Club
Mechanicsburg
Voo
Albany Sciliool Assembly
Hershel Grer
Ohio University
Ife
Jean van Dyke
Edward Stanley
Rodney Gibbs
East Side
P.T.A
Mary K. Smith
I Ohio University
Women's Association
Presbyterian Church
Frank Cone
Franklin Ave
ERB-HELP Ad Claims Dramatic Digestive Cure
An advertisement promotes ERB-HELP a herbal compound that allegedly cleanses bowels clears indigestion and improves digestion after severe stomach discomfort. The copy cites a woman's claimed recovery and urges readers to buy the product at Athens Pharmacy and Betts Cut Rate Store in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts Cut Rate
Ady
Mothers Demand Husband Returns From War
A newspaper feature portrays Mrs G I as an impatient war widow mother seeking her husband’s return and stable civilian life for their children. It notes her sacrifices, concern for finances, and desire for the father to rejoin the family as the war ends. Also brief church WSCS report from Clarks Chapel on October 3 with a planned fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L
DUV Annual Convention in Athens Held October 11 1945
The Seventh District of the Daughters of Union Veterans met in the 1LO C F Hall Athens on Thursday October 11 1945 with delegates from Pomeroy Gallipolis Chillicothe Marietta and local members present. District President Vida Carpenter opened sessions and welcomed delegates from Tucson Ariz and Northeast Pennsylvania with invocations and flowers exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ohio Daughters of Union Veterans of
C.F. Hall
Athens
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Marietta
John Ellis
Vida Carpenter
J. B. Gro
Cuiny Wevige Wuigea Ue Cuegan
Cinnati
Betty Rochester
Evans
Logan
Damon Kalt
Tucson
Ariz
Norman
Nora W. Atkinson
Rockwell
Columbus
M. X
Welcont
Wisda
Cleveland
Circleville and Marietta DUV events chronicled
Circleville and Marietta DUV Tent No 19 members held a memorial for year’s deceased including Mrs. Bertha Radford and Mrs. Lucy McKibben. District officers were elected with Mrs. Caddie Wickham named president. A tea followed with souvenirs from Athens and a 1946 convention planned for Pomeroy. Nearby trips and social visits are noted along with a rummage sale at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Tent No. 19
Bertha Radford
Pomeroy
Lucy McKibben
May Palmer
Marietta
Caddie Wickham
Ladies of the Christian Church
McDonald
Ann Super
Lucile Scott
Lillian Cooley
Blanche Dean
Nona K
Malkmus
Tiffin
Beryl Overly
Chillicothe
Laura ‘Alden
Wyona ‘Cook
Elizabeth Campbell
Vida Carpenter
Athens
Marie Werner
Addie Smeltzer
Gallipolis
Branthe Mulls
Jean Hart
Ida Guckert
Mary Ann Wilson
Jennie Hewell
Neille Keller
Della Stahl
Elizabeth Darst
Nelle Pickering
Snatch
Laura Cox
Iona Baxter
Lancaster
Tent Department
Martha Lott
Helen Dickson Kelley
Iona Murch
Mabel Clark
Gertrude H. Webb
Circleville
Mae B. Tolbert
Kate Shaver
Mae Harmon
Lydia Fenzel
Nellie Pickering
Mae Smith
Flossie Smith
Rose Partlow
W. BE. Southerton
Henry Dickson
Meigs County
General Society of the
Ws.c.s
First Methodist Church
Social Situations at a Party
The guide notes the wrong approach is letting men and women stay in separate groups all evening. The right approach is to break up the huddles and ensure both genders mingle so everyone can enjoy each other’s company.
Reception honors new student pastor and wife at church
More than two hundred guests attended a Sunday afternoon reception in the First Methodist Church parlors, hosted by the Wesley Foundation for Rev. and Mrs. Don Allen. The receiving line included Prof. and Mrs. H. E. Benz, Rever end and Mrs. Allen, and Miss Ollie Tedrow, Wesley Foundation president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation
Don Allen
H. E. Benz
Allen
Ollie Tedrow
Delta Tau Delta Homecoming Open House and Buffet
Beta Chapter hosts over 150 guests for After the Game Supper and Walk-a-round on Homecoming Day. The event featured a hot prewar style meal at 6:30 p.m. and included Athens alumni families, active chapter members with pledges, and visiting alumni from Cleveland Newark Toledo Ft Wayne Parkersburg Amesville Columbus and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Athens
House Association
C. Carr Liggett
John J. Finnicum
Cleveland
F. Darrell Moore
Newark
N. J
Robert Evans
Toledo
Frank Blosser
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Wm. S. Beckwith
Ed Byham
G. Ted
Hopkins
Parkersburg
al Gardner
Amesville
Loring G. Connett
Columbus
Emerson
Houf
Marn Clark Conroe Riwean
Cin
The Women Air Their Complaints About Congress
A Washington story quotes Captain Calver urging a healthier term, urging fewer letters from voters and more action. The piece contrasts national reform needs with a call to end rationing, restore peacetime life, and avoid a future war, noting doctors are scarce overseas. It then shifts to local notices of a birthday dinner for Conrad Foss and a family return from Lancaster with injuries and recovery ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera
Washington
George W. Calver
Capitol
Tourills
Mothers Circle Hosts Social and Initiation Services
Mrs Clarence Allen hosted Mothers Circle at 104 Maplewood with initiation services for Mrs Helen Chadwick Mrs Ira Burnfield Mrs John Resch and Mrs Ben Dickens. A L Vandeveer spoke on Happiness with original poems. Prizes for contests went to Mrs John Resch and Mrs James Seward. Refreshments were served by the hostess. BENEFIT PARTY H L Club to hold a party Saturday at 7 30 p m in club rooms 61 1 2 N Court St inviting public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Faculty Club
A. C. Anderson
Clinton Chadwick
Shannon
W.la
Nannie Allom
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Jin City Hall
Clarence Allen
Maplewood
Helen Chadwick
Ira’ Burnfield
John Resch
Ben Dickens
A. L. Vandeveer
James Seward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Colony
New England
J. IR. Harvey
C. E. Gorham
C. D.dailey
Pocahontas Lodge
McGraner
Good Shepherd Auxiliary Woman's Auxiliary
Church of Line Good Shepherd
A. T. Merwin
North Hill
William Carter
Young Fry
Paramount Prevenh
Cas Serang
Gal Russell Diam Q
Charlie Ruggles
Dorothy Gish Seeve
Wy Livers
Tive Servan May
Shandon Clhney
Alwoman
Jeanne Crain
Dick Haymes
Clarks Chapel
WSCS
Marty
Eva Snow
Helen Walls
Nellie Phillips
Mary Snow
DUV
William Wassink
Northeast
Pennsylvania
Fred M. McKay
J. Halliday Cline
Williamsburg
Mary Ann McKay
Bob Masterton
Marine Corps
Quantico, Va
William Masterton
E. Carpenter
Ray Harrold
Jimmy
Akron
Masterton
Aon
Harry Hudson
Charles
Chuckie
Betty
Hudson
Second St. Oop
Gertrude Addicott
Cincinnati
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood Place
Rev
Mrs
Delta Tau Delta
George Foss
N. McKinley Ave
Conrad
Howard Pond
Howard Pond, Jr
John Harrison
Wilkesville
William Foss
Frank Reinhart
Will. Bobo
Ma. Diewood Place
Mac Bobo
Bobo
Mothers’ Circle
H. L. Club
E. Rowles
Pallas Club
Emmett Rowles
Amy Weiller
Mary Connett
Jan Smuts
L. A. Hamilton
May Avenue
Vitamim
Quality Products
Stanley's Shoe Store
South Court St
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