Valerie and Tad's engagement tests a changing postwar world
Sybil suspects Valerie's innocence masks a calculating charm as Tad courts marriage after war. Valerie, a flaxen, violet eyed debutante, plans a flamboyant Embassy wedding while Sybil debates faith and independence. Family tensions rise over values, work, and the era's new freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie West
Tad
France
Paris
Valerie
Sybil
Mrs. Thorne
Dorothy Perkins
Thornes
Mr. Thorne
Radio Dial Listings Show Evening Programs Across Stations
A dense schedule lists hourly segments for multiple stations including WSAL Cincinnati WEAF New York KXW MEEX Chicago and WOR Newark. Entries note dinner music orchestras minstrels dance bands and noted programs such as opera and news with approximate times and channel frequencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Waldorf
WSAI
Cincinnati
Sentinels
K. I. O. Minstrels
Greens Run Community Amusements and Visits
Greens Run residents shared a busy week with relatives and visitors. Fred McClelland and Ezra Hoisington and families spent time in Glouster and Fostoria, while others from Greens Run hosted and visited relatives in Philo Millfield Hollister and Columbus areas. Numerous Sunday gatherings included the McClellands, McGees, Hoisingtons, Grinstead family, and friends from Cleveland and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McClelland
McConnelsville
Ezra Hoisington
Fin Fostoria
Steve McClelland
Herman Wyatt
George McClelland
Albert Moody
Philo
Carl Hoisington
Millfield
Lincoln North
Ebbie Hunter
Dayton
William Breston
Columbus
Glouster
Otto Bethel
William McGee
Addison McGee
Floyd
Margie Grinstead
Hollister
Osa Hoisington
Flossie Wisecup
Jesse Hoisington
Greens Run
John Hoisington
Murrillo Grinstead
Cleveland
Orville Koons
Indiana
Letter Golf Riddles Challenge on Hill Top Puzzles
A short feature presents letter golf rules to transform one common word to another by changing one letter at a time. Each intermediate step must be a valid word, with the target to reach in par six strokes. A sample change from COW to HEN is shown.
Pierce Guests Visit in Glouster Weekend
A business trip to Glouster occurred Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pierce were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Clyde Pierce
Sam McClelland
Local residents host gatherings at Fairview and nearby towns
Burr Oak and surrounding communities shared visits and guests at multiple homes. Albert and Grace Post, Beech Grove and Glouster residents plus Fostoria, Malta, and Columbus travelers attended gatherings, with Grace Ivers and Helen Post taking local trips and Helen Post buying a Ford coupe.
Local Visits Span Millertown Glouster and Oakdale Couples
Mr and Mrs Arthur Coffman and children visited Mrs Stires in Oakdale. Mr and Mrs Faye Ivers with Virginia Lee and Richard Faye stayed with Mr and Mrs Richard Frazier Sr in Oakdale. Denzil Post and two sons from Columbus visited Mrs Sylvia Post. James Snowden and son Arnold from Zanesville spent the weekend near Millertown. Fred Brunton near Millertown visited friends in Glouster. Mr and Mrs James Palmer of Bishopville visited their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Dewy Moorehead. Mrs Eva Ivers was a McLeish visitor Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McArtor
Fostoria
Eva Ivers
Cecil Dew
Grant Post
Beech Grove Church
Grace Ivers
Helen Post
Jean
Ira Dew
William McDonald
Glouster
Cora Williams
Sylvia Post
Helen
Eva, Ivers
Grace
Miss Post
Congo
Malta
Gladys Ivers
Roy Henry
Williams
Wolf Creek
Faye Ivers
Dwight van Horn
Columbus
Donald Post
W. C. Post
Lewis Sawyer
Oklahoma
Arthur Coffman
H. Stires
Virginia Lee
Richard Faye
Richard Frazier
Oakdale
Denzil Post
James Snowden
Arnold
Zanesville
Millertown
Fred Brunton
James Palmer
Bishopville
Dewy Moorehead
McLeish
Pleasant Valley People Visit Relatives Across States
Pleasant Valley residents like Mr. and Mrs. Currie Tyler and daughter Joyce Ann traveled to Indiana to spend time with Mr. Tyler’s parents. Miss Oda Brooks of Parkersburg W Va visits her mother Mrs H H Brooks. Mrs K B Brooks and son Pearl Howard and Emerson Wood visit Mr and Mrs Pearl Wood. Hattie Russ and son Harry visit Middleport Ohio with Mrs Russ’s sister Mrs Louie Woodgerd. Walter Davis of Athens visits sister Daisy McKinley. H C Brooks Hetty Brooks and Mrs J A Graham were guests of Pearl Wood. R E Wood Dorothea Brooks and Kate Wood called on Leonard Williams. Frank Pugh and family move to Cyrus James’s farm near Bates.
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Oda Brooks
Parkersburg
W. Va
H. H. Brooks
K. B. Brooks
Pearl Howard
Emerson Wood
Pearl Wood
Hattie Russ
Harry
Middleport
Ohio
Russ
Louie Woodgerd
Walter Davis
Athens
Mr. Davis
Daisy McKinley
H. C. Brooks
Hetty Brooks
J. A. Graham
R. E. Wood
Dorothea Brooks
Kate Wood
Leonard Williams
Frank Pugh
Near Bates
Cyrus James
Social visitors and family gatherings in Strouds Run area
Strouds Run resident Mr. W W Miller dined Friday with Mr and Mrs D B Matteson and family. Mrs Alice Jordan visited Athens weekend and attended the Finsterwald home coming. The Mattesons hosted Mr and Mrs George Cain and their children Cleo Paul Wilson and Jesse Mil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Miller
D. B. Matteson
Alice Jordan
Athens
Finsterwald
George Cain
Cleo
Paul, Wilson
Jesse
Local residents spend weekend visiting friends and family
Town residents and relatives from Columbus and Michigan visited or stayed with neighbors and relatives over the weekend and Labor Day, including Mr. and Mrs. Pearlie Smith and the Matteson family, with gatherings at Poston and with the Hunters in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Robinson
D. B. Matteson
Lenore
Alfred
Sara Ann
Theodore
Alfred Matteson
Poston
N. J. Smith
Charles Hunter
Wood family reunion and community notes in Southeast Test Fort grove
The article records a Southeast Test Fort grove family reunion with Athens High School band providing music. It lists visits by H D McVay Akron to C H Jewell, William Nichols from The Plain visiting Mrs Reeves, and C O Whitlaters Columbus with Carol. It also notes Brady Munday A B Chaney attending a bean ner in Wilkesville and acetylene lighting being installed in the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Fort Grove
Athens High School
H. D. McVay
Akron
C. H. Jewell
William Nichols
the Plain
W. E. Reeves
C. O. Whitlaters
Carol
Columbus
S. F. Howery
Brady Munday
A. B. Chaney
Wilkesville
Dug
Don
Athens
New 17 Bus Lines Initiated Through Holland Tunnel
Construction of the Holland Tunnel under the Hudson River in New York leads to the opening of 17 new bus routes passing through the tunnel, expanding city transit options and regional connectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson River
New York
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promoted by Zenner Co
MELLO GLO is a new shade youth color powder praised for its long wear and non drying effects. French Process formulation claims to resist perspiration, not clog pores, and provide beautifying results.
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Zenner Co
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