Athens Republican Club meeting highlights old and new
One hundred fifty attendees including members and guests gathered at the Fairchild home for a potluck and an evening program. Prof. T. N. Hoover discussed Washington policy and the U S Japan trade treaty, linking shipments to Pearl Harbor. The event featured music readings and a Republican State Fact Finding report with additional notices of upcoming meetings and local group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Only Women's Republican Club
I. E. Fairchild
Union St
W. H. Wakefield
John W. Dowler
T. N. Hoover
U. S
Japan
Hoover
U.S
Pearl Harbor
United States
New York
Far East
Sunset Garden Club
China
Republican State Fact Finding Committee
Nora W. Atkinson
State Central
Mothers Want Husbands Home As War Ends
A wartime feature urges the return of enlisted fathers to family life. Mrs G I J urges government action as patience wears thin for a quicker homecoming and stable finances. The narrative contrasts mothers sacrificing during war with the need for paternal involvement postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. G. I. Joe
Reception honors new student pastor and wife at church
Two hundred or more guests attended a Sunday afternoon reception in the parlors of the First Methodist Church. The Wes ley Foundation hosted in honor of the new student pastor Rev and Mrs Don Allen. The receiving line included Prof and Mrs H E Benz Rever ends and Mrs Allen and Miss Ollie Tedrow, president of the Wesley Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation
Don Allen
H. E. Benz
Allen
Misa Ollie Tedrow
Club Calendar: Tuesday Meeting Postponed
The Tuesday Club meeting has been moved from October 16 to October 22.
Social as Situations and Party Etiquette Tips
An article presents two social scenes. It first promotes a misleading health claim for a product ERB-HELP and lists alleged benefits, including bowel cleansing and digestion improvement. It then offers fashionably dated social guidance advising to mix groups at gatherings to foster crossgender interaction.
Delta Tau Delta Hosts Open House and After Game Supper
Beta Chapter welcomed over 150 guests for an After the Game Supper and Walk-a-round on Homecoming Day. A 6:30 meal evoked prewar times as visiting alumni, Athens locals, parents of Athens Celts, active pledges and several servicemen attended the event and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Delta
Beta Chapter
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Athens
The Women Air Their Complaints About Congress and War
A July column notes Capitol physician Cap Calver’s prescription for calmer lawmakers. It argues for bringing troops home, ending labor disputes, accelerating postwar conversion, and removing luxury taxes. The piece rails against rationing and calls for peace without a further war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruush Millett
Washington
George W. Calver
Capitol
DUV Annual Convention In Athens
The Seventh District Department of Ohio Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War held its convention at LO.C.F. Hall in Athens on Thursday Oct 11 1945. Activities included welcome remarks by J B Grog an police chief, a memorial service for late members, officer elections with multiple district offices filled, a steak dinner, and ritual work with three initiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Department of Ohio Daughters of Union Veterans of
Lo.c.f. Hall
Athens
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Marietta
John Ellis
Vida Carpenter
J. B. Grogan
Nora W. Atkinson
J T. McDonald
Woman’s Relief Corps
Blanche Mills
Blanche Dean
Waterman
Mae B. Tolbert
Circleville
Marietta Tent No. 19
Bertha Radford
Lucy McKibben
May Palmer
Caddie Wickham
the Christican Church
McDonald
Ann Super
Lucile Scott
Lillian Cooley
Nona E. Malkmus
Tiffin
Personal notices of travels and visitors at Homecoming events
Mrs W R Phillips and son in law and daughter from Pittsburgh depart for New York City to spend the week. Fred M McKay and Mrs J Halliday Cline with Miss Mary Ann McKay head to Williamsburg Virginia. Lt Bob Masterton and Ray Harrold family visit from Akron and Columbus for Homecoming weekend. Miss Gertrude Addicott visits from Cincinnati. Mrs Frank T Kempton returns from a ten day motor trip through New England visiting Capt D T Tuttle in Hartford and Harvard. Visitors from Lancaster attend a meeting of W S C S with tea and talks. Rummage sale hosted by First Methodist Church to raise funds, with monu ment souvenirs for Athens veterans. 1946 district convention set for Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Masterton
Marine Corps
Quantico, Va
William Masterton
E. Carpenter St
Ray Harrold
Jimmy
Akron
Masterton
Harry Hudson
Charles
Chuckie
Betty
Columbus
Hudson
J. W. Hudson
Second St
Gertrude Addicott
Cincinnati
L. J. Addicott
Elmwood Place
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, Md
Washington, D.C
Lancaster
Tent Department
Martha Lott
Helen Dickson Kelley
Tona Matea
Mabel Clark
Smith
Rose Partlow
Athens Duv
W. B. Southerton
Athens
Henry ,Dickson
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Out-of-town guest list noted from Cleveland to Tucson
The guest list includes numerous individuals from Cleveland Newark and beyond. Names appear with varied titles and hometowns such as Cleveland Columbus Athens Parkersburg and Tucson reflecting a broad regional gathering for an event. The document lists many couples and single guests with affiliations to military and civilian ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gardner
Amesville
Loring G. Connett
Columbus
Emerson
Houf
Athens
John Clark
George Burger
Cincinnati
Hetty Rochester
Evans
Logan
Damon Kalt
Tucson
Ariz
Norman Rockwell
M. X. Wisda
Cleveland
30B Drake
Francis Fuller
William Wassink
Northeast
Pennsylvania
Mothers Circle Hosts Initiation and Talk on Happiness
Mrs. Clarence Allen hosted the Mothers Circle at 104 Maplewood. Initiation services were held for several members, with Mrs. A L Vandeveer speaking on Happiness and reading poems. Prizes went to Mrs. John Resch and Mrs. James Seward during the social hour and refreshments followed. A benefit party by H L Club is set for Saturday at 7 30 p m at 611 2 N Court St with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Allen
Mothers
Maplewood
Helen Chadwick
Ira, Burnfield
John Resch
Ben Dickens
A. L. Vandeveer
James Seward
Benefte
H. L. Club
Court St. T
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Charles Chamberlain
Life Magazine
Hobson Study Circle
C. M. Ferguson
L. H. Blackwood
E. G. Burt
American ,Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Wome
West Side
PTA
Albany School Assembly
Hershel Gier
Ohio University
Jean van Dyke
Edward Ane
Rodney Gibbs
Women's Faculty Club
A. CG. Anderson
Clinton Chadwick
Shannon
W.J.A
Nannie Allom
East Side
P.T.A
Mary K. Smith
Women’s Association
Presbyterian Church
Frank Cone
Franklin Aye
Athens Colony
New England
R. Harvey
E. Gorham
D. Dailey
Vooog Pocahontas Lodge
John Carr
Dick Carr
US. Navy
Clyde Dixon
Army
Myr
Dens Grigsby
Seaman Carr
Navy
Good Shepherd Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
Church of the Good Shepherd
T Merwin
Nowth Hill
Ausbrary
William Carter-de
Young Fry
Clarks Chapel
WSUS
Mary
Eva Snow
Helen Walls
Nellie Phillips
Man Snow
Rev
Mrs
Sgh Seth
Toda
Preston Ata Foster Johnson
Gay von
Gal Pedsele
Diana Lynn
Tarlie Ruggles
Dorothy Gish
Rad
Lewes Allen
Screen Froy
Sheildon Gloory
Pe Athens
OFSET
WS , Ler Ygh Bey, Nee
Oman
Mee Stonl
Melody Master
Eanne Crain
Athens Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Betts Cut
Temes Soma
George Foss
N. McKinley Ave
Conrad
Howard Pond
John Harrison
Wilkesville
William Foss
Frank Reinhart
Will Bobo
Maplewood Place
Mac Bobo
Bobo
DUV
Vins
Beryl Overly
Unior
Laura!lden
Wyona Cook
Elizabeth Campbell
Marie Werner
Addie Smeltzer
Jean Hart
Ida Guckert
Mary Ann Wilson
Jennie Howell
Nellie Keller
Della Stahl
Elizabeth Durst
Neile
Fred M. McKay
J. Halliday Cline
T Day Arc Weaving Oreagesaay
Wiliamsburg
Mary Ann McKay
Mrs. McKay
McKay
Mothers’ Circle
Py susTer Brown
Stanley's Shoe Store
South Court St
Gomme
E. Rowles
Pallas Club
Emmett Rowles
Franklin Ave
Amy Weiher
Mary Connett
Jan Smuts
L. A. Hamilton
Poe Ea A
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