Ohio Roadside Beautification Meeting In Nelsonville
More than 50 women from Athens Marietta McArthur and other towns gathered at Mrs J M Hyde's Nelsonville home to hear Dallas DuPre Jr state architect discuss roadside beautification projects. The session highlighted plantings on steep hills artistically improved inter sections and efforts to curb disfiguring billboards with state and federal funds totaling about 100 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hyde
Nelsonville
Ohio Council For
Athens
Marietta
McArthur
Ohio
Dallas DuPre Jr
Ohio Council For Roadside Improvement
Regar
DuPre
TM. Wolfe
Division Ten
Pine
Nelson- Ville
E. J. Arnold
W. H. Parks
Women's Community Club
Liroyd Simington
W. W. Whitlatch
M. PF. Ohlinger
P. W. Hickman
C. D. Shafer
Arthur
L. W. Sprague
A. Will, Jr
H. &. Hamilton
R. H. Fornwall
T. B. Haas
EB. E. Griffith
N. Ballard
Hal H. Lloyd
W. W. Sauer
George Strecker
Henry L. Carr
Alice L. Hogan
Hyde
Corwin Cookson
du Pre
Local clubs discuss city improvements and Hedda Gabler
Federal and municipal papers at the Sayre Study Club in Hastings Addition included talks on Our Federal Cabinet and Municipal Affairs. Dr Edith Wray spoke on Hedda Gabler to be staged November 5 at Memorial Auditorium. Elks lodge observed Johnnie Cross Night with life membership presented to John Cross for 2 years of service. Fred Lee Tom led songs and sang during the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre
V. C. Vickers
Hastings
Edith Wray
Hedda Gabler
D. B. Green
Johnnie Cross
Athens Lodge of Elks
Cline Builiding
John Cross
Alex Moore
Mr. Cross
R. D. Williams
Hugh Jefferson
C. W.gross
Roy Shirley
Roy Pierce
G. M. Romine
Francis Lavelle
O. L. Hoisington
Elkhom
Mr. Gross
Fred Lee Tom
Old Fashioned Dinner Planned at Athens for Church
An old fashioned chicken dinner will be served Friday evening Oct 19 at the home of Richard Phillips two miles east of Athens. Proceeds go to Clarks Chapel Church. Supper starts at 5 30 p m Tickets available from Mrs Adaline Phillips or by calling 28344 or 23433.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Phillips
Athens
Clarks Chapel
Adaline Phillips
Athens Grange Hosts Lodi Meeting With Refreshments
Members of the Athens Grange surprised the Lodi Grange by attending Tuesday’s meeting. After the business session, Athens presented stunts and served sandwiches pie and coffee. Athens plans an Oct 14 meeting at the Fairgrounds hall with all Granges welcome. West Side PTA heard about the three mill school levy and officers were elected in several PTA roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Grange
Lodi
Athens Lodge
Fairgrounds
Ohio
Harper C. Penry
West Side
Parent-Teacher Association
William Pierre
Columbus
Homer Brown
West Side Association
George Gloeckner
Jessie Campbell
Fred Hooper
Otto Rose
Martha Mason
Athens City
Council of Parent-Teacher Association
Hobson Study Circle Hosts Guest Night
The Hobson Study Circle met Tuesday at Mrs. P. G. Hibbard's home with 30 guests. Maude Mathews spoke on Germany, a play report was read in Dean Voigt's absence, and 59 attended. Next gathering will be at Miss Del Finsterwald's Franklin Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Study Circle
P. G. Hibbard
Pollyanna Class Hosts Pollyanna Daughters of Chism
Pollyanna Class of the Christian Church met at Stewart Street home last evening hosted by Miss Roberta Chism and Miss Geraldine Chism, daughters of Forest D Chism. Mrs W W Lee teaches the high school age group. A buffet supper was served at 5 30 p m. President Miss Emma Strahl led the business session and officers for the coming year were elected: president Dorothy Minameyer vice president Alice Bardin secretary Roberta Chism treasurer Mary Elizabeth Littler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Chism
Geraldine Chism
Forest D. Chism
Christian Church
Stewart Street
W. W. Lee
Emma Strahl
Dorothy Minameyer
Alice Bardin
Mary Elisabeth Littler
Salvation Army Seeks Used Clothes for Aiovis Community
The Salvation Army in Aiovis needs second hand clothing fit as is or to be altered. Call 20652 to arrange collection. Clothes are distributed each Thursday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Local corps report caring for many people in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Aiovis
New Blouses Run Gauntlet of Smartness
Fashion outlines three fall morning, afternoon, and evening blouse chapters with tunics as an epilogue. Morning outfits feature bloused coats in voile wool lace and velvet, minimal trimmings, and adjustable raglan sleeves. Afternoon blouses rely on lace, ruffles, and jabots for feminine contrast to velvet and beaded suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louise Boulanger
Amy Blatt
Evening dresses recall 1934 look with tunic styles
The piece outlines three tunic dress styles to wear with a sheath, using leftover winter gowns. It suggests square or V necklines, knee to mid length, and details like guipure lace, Chantilly lace, and basque capes with silver lame accents. Jenny endorses versatile combinations for figures and preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Standard Bearers Meet With Mrs Pickering at Home
The First M E Church Standard Bearer group met last evening at Mrs J L Pickering home with Mrs W M Bryant as counselor and leader. Miss Mildred Edmundson led devotions and Paul Davis played a piano solo before the business session. Plans pledges for the coming year were set, the Typhoon Day In Japan text was reported, Edna Davis spoke on the Lancaster Camp Ground summer school, a wedding shower for Mrs Eleen Ferry followed, and the group adjourned to meet Mrs Bryant in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
J. L. Pickering
W. M. Bryant
Mildred Edmundson
Paul Davis
Ohio University
Japan
Goldie Ayres
Edna Davis
Lancaster Camp Ground
Eleen Ferry
What Other Women Sayooo
A quotation credits Marjorie Shuler on resilience and ambition. It praises women who resist poverty and educational limits and use obstacles as a springboard to achievement.
Grange To Present Last School Daze Comedy
New Marshfield Summit Grange plans a Friday Oct 19 performance at 8 p.m. as a grange benefit. The sequel to School Daze features cast members Mrs Orpha Dinsmore Cora Nichols Elmer Gully Flora Jones Carmi Shafer Janet Jones Berneda Hulbert Faye McNeal Nettie Barren Edward Hawk Ralph Six John Wigal Ruth Dinsmore Helen Mc Neal Everett Wigal Charles Walker John Herron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Summit Grange
Orpha Dinsmore
Cora Nichols
Elmer Gully
Flora Jones
Carmi Shafer
Janet Jones
Berneda Hulbert
Faye McNeal
Nettie Barron
Edward Hawk
Girl Guards Enjoy Hike and Wiener Roast
Salvation Army Girl Guards led by Mrs. W. W. Hinshaw and Lucile Hunter took a two mile hike Monday night followed by a wiener roast. Members listed include Anna Mc Kibben Clarice McKibben Mildred Carsey Rosie Carsey Pauline Carsey Lulu Lavely Lorretta Fenner ity Lenora Fennerity Ada Burn side and Margaret Mann. The pledge and declaration closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
W. W. Hinshaw
Lucile Hunter
Anna McKibben
Clarice McKibben
Mildred Carsey
Rosie Carsey
Pauline Carsey
Lulu Lavely
Lorretta Fennerity
Lenora Fennerity
Ada Burnside
Margaret Mann
Girl Guard
Guests and visitors frequent Athens area in brief notices
Mrs Phillip Zenner of New York visits Hunting ton and stays with D R Zenner and wife at Orchard Gables. Dr and Mrs C L Jones visit in Cleveland with Ruth Jones mueller. Sophia Boelener of Hillsboro visits W W Conn et al in Athens. Thomas Haren of Hot Springs Ark visits sister Mrs W H Brooks and returns from Long Beach. Charles Tate Sr hosts Charles Tate Jr and guests with Mrs Tate and party touring Millfield mine. Charles Merritt of Dallas visits John H Preston in Athens. Several Clark and Chase families visit near Albany for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Zenner
New York
Huntington
W. V
Mr. Zenner
D. R. Zenner
Mrs. Zenner
Orchard Gables
Thomas Haren
Hot Springs
Ark
W. H. Brooks
Brooks
Long Beach
Calif
Charles Tate
South
Lancaster Street
Charles Tate, Jr
Pansy Downing
Edna
Loretta Winland
Arthur Tate
Cleveland
Athens
Tate
Millfield
Charles Merritt
Dallas
Texas
John H. Preston
East State Street
Mr. Merritt
William Merritt
Preston
Ohio University
Treasure Hunt and Indian Battle Draw Big Crowd
About 530 elementary students attended a combined Treasure Hunt and Indian Battle on Saturday. The treasure a bushel of apples was found by the Indian team who also won the pitched battle. Cowboys were led by Frederick Rosser and Indians by Edwin McPherson. Scouts hiding the treasure were Clyde Littler and Francis McHarg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rosser
Edwin McPherson
Clyde Littler
Francis McHarg
Corps Will Meet in Red Men's Hall Friday
Columbus Golden Woman's Relief Corps to assemble Friday at 7 30 p m in the Red Men's Halls for a regular meeting with members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Golden Woman's Relief Corps
Lydia Lash Evans Club Meeting Change
The Lydia Lash Evans Club will meet at 15 Elmwood Place with Mrs E D Shroot on Thursday at 2 30 p m instead of the planned gathering with Mrs L G Mead at the previous location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lash Evans
Taylor Ridge Woman Is Honored by Group
Taylor Ridge residents recount a Ladies Aid Society gathering at Mrs. Fred Heffken home honoring Dora Heffken on her seventy fifth birthday. Mary Sayre Davis performed music and gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Fred Heffken
Dora Heffken
Mary Sayre Davis
Heffkin
Martha Kloh
Bess Sayre
Emma McCellan
Trimble
Emma Heffken
Katie Winn
Glouster
Charles Liffimer
Gladie Davis
Eileen Davis
Chillicothe
James Golding
Golding
Mary Keck
Lancaster
Minnie Keck
Boyden Kennedy
Emma Hanning
City Hospital
Robert Hanning
Generations Attend Heffkin Birthday Celebration
Four generations gathered for Mrs. Dora Heffkin birthday and 75th anniversary celebration. Guests included G. E. McVay, Garrett and Russell Coey, Bertha Heffkin, and many relatives from Stafford Greens Run Millfield Athens Glouster Taylor Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Dora Heffkin
G. E. McVay
Ruth
Wm. Mallett
Dora Jane
Stafford, O
W. D. Coey
Garrett and Russell
Akron
Fred Leake
Ray Leake
Nancy Kay
Greens Run
Henry Heffkin
Betty
Henrietta
Carolyn
Harold Brower
Mary Lee
Donna
Millfield
Glenn McConkey
Athens
Theo, Heffkin
John
Glouster
Fred Heffkin
Jean
June
Billy
Taylor Ridge
New Boys Inducted Into Athens Hi-Y Club At Father Son Supper
Induction of 26 Athens High School Hi-Y members occurred during a father son supper at the Senior High School Building. Merritt Preston led the ceremony with Robert Bird as master of ceremonies as Parker Walker, Harry Entwhistle, William Noble and Jerry Rutkoskie contributed. The event included songs by Fred Lee Tom and the Boys Glee Club, followed by a bean supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Merritt Preston
Robert Bird
Parker Walker
Harry Entwhistle
William Noble
Jerry Ru
Triangle blush guide and lipstick care tips
The article explains applying rouge in a triangle on the cheekbones for a flattering look and avoiding excess near the nose. It advises cleaning skin first, using foundation, then forming and filling the triangle with rouge. For lips, it recommends drying, applying lipstick, avoiding lip contact for three minutes, and blotting excess.
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Marian Bush Snyder
Society
W. L. Gard
Elks
Logans
Grange
Lodi Lodge
Westside P
Chism
By Rosette H
Army
Pickering
Marjorle Shuler
C. L. Jones
Clay Mueller
Ruth Jones
Sophia Boelener
Hillsboro
W. W. Connett
Cecile Clark
James Blackwood
Cameron Blackwood
Janette Clark
Dave Blackburn
Louise
Merrill Chase
Albany
Lomax
Lomax Beauty Shop
Bainum
S. J. Parker
Ney Carpenter
Mrs. Carpenter
Iowa
Wesley B. Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
Luella Boyd
Miss Boyd
Hugh Boyd
Mount Vernon
Margaret, Kate
Lucy Boyd
Cornwell
Hig
Chrysacter
Club
Rutkoskie
Secretarit Eddy
Julian
Geant At Arms
Nelson
Jay Digi Maynard Aldridge
Robert Howard Burley
James Faulkner
Stephen Fuller
Jon
Basil Gordon
Dow
Ernest Gross
Robert Hbert Insche
Clyde McClure
Harold Moor
Radford
Don Slaughter
Hawley
Spr
Sprague
Gerald Stauffer
Bob Morrison
Dick , Davis
Bob
C. D. Samforg Porter
Optometric Service
10 & Court Bt Athen
New Shades
Drewes
Coats
Nmen
Keleer
Hallowe'en Boxes
McKee Drug CO
Security Bank Bldg
Dial
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