Allied occupation notes from Tokyo Bay and OU students abroad
Seaman Ned Cameron describes experiences in Tokyo Bay and the Empire Occupation Ceremonies. Ohio University students Lt Byron Eells and Lt Morton Kridel study journalism in England as part of the Army Overseas university program. A feature mentions OU enrollment, canteen volunteers in Hinton, WV, and visiting soldiers in Athens. Mrs. Willard Simonton hosts a surprise birthday dinner at the Athens County Home with local guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned T. Cameron
USNR
Athens
Japan
Cameron
Carlos Cameron
Honshu Island
Fujiyama
Ohio University
Uncle Sam
Army
Byron R. Eells
Morton Kridel
O. U
England
George Starr Lasher
Eells
Athens Messenger
West Virginia
Virginia
Hinton
W. Va
Wedding Is Event of Sept 3 in Point Pleasant
Miss Phyllis Marie Ingraham wed Lieutenant Benjamin Stout in a Sept 3 ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church Point Pleasant. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. For rest Ingraham, wore a white slipper satin gown with seed pearl yoke, and a Brussels lace Juliet cap veil. The groom, son of Mrs. Clarence Stout of Ben Lomond, served after training in France. A reception followed the nuptials with an all white motif, four-tier cake, and a guest list of families from Huntington Parkersburg and Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Phyllis Marie Ingraham
Forrest W. Ingraham
Ohio St
Benjamin Borenan Stout
U.S.A
Clarence P. Stout
Ben Lemond
Mr. Stout
Frank T. Cady
Florence Elizabeth Krodel
Carol Cosel
Newcastle
Pennsylvania College For Women
Jane Dudley
Parkersburg
Robert Connor
Alexander Cruickshanks
Earl Thomas
B. Walter Krodel
Harold Somerville
Brussels
Milton L. Miller
Richard Newell
Robert Liter
Greensboro
N. C
Alexander Cruickshanks, Jr
George H. Overholt
Harold Sayre
Alice Marie Frye
Joan Jewell
Harriet Lewis
Jane Beck
Carns City
William Gyeux
Richard M. Peek
Howard Yerges
Stout
Hood and Tassel
YWCA
France
West Virginia University
College Var Forestry
Sell Kappa. Alpha Fraternity
Camp Gordon
Out of Town
Pauline Hoback
Janette Hibner
Inez Dent
Huntington
Virginia Raines
Clarksburg
Catherine Dudley
Marian O'Connor
Greensburg
Emrogene Blain
Hogsett
Lawrence Mohr
Gallipolis Ferry
Amanda Brown
Gallipolis
John Gill
William Gill
Fraziers Bott
Benjamin Boreman Stout
U.S
Christ Episcopal Church
Feather fabric from chicken feathers tests dress wear
The Ruberoer Company researchers unveil a new fabric from chicken feather fluff said to be softer warmer and lighter than wool and launders like cotton. They stage wear tests with dresses and photo shoots to prove practicality. Priscilla Needle Club meets Sept 20 at the Cottage Tea Room for a 1 PM luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ernest Horn with regrets by Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ruboer. Company
Gracie Allen
M.br
Risceilla Needle Club
Priscilla Needle Club
Cottage Tea Room
Ernest Horn
Maecenas Club Opens Year at New Home
Mrs. Frank Dean hosted Maecenas Literary Club at 70 Second St for the first meeting of the new club year. New president Mrs. Lewis Ave McBride announced the Community Chest contribution and program on Helen Keller. New members Sadie Landis and Ferne Rugy joined. readings by Jimmy and Judy Dean. Next meeting set with Mrs. Fred Stauffer at 208 W State St on October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dean
Maecenas Literary Club
New Home
Second St
Dean
Myrtle Gilkey
Morris
Lewis Ave
McBride
Huntston
W. Va
Community Chest
Fred Stauffer
W. State
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Husky
H.b.f
Willard Simonton
Athens County
Albany
Kate Gallagher
Pauline Daugherty
Ann
Mrs. Simonton
Richland Ave
Carrie Burson
Rev. McDonald
Earl Mohr
Ogden Stevens
I. A. Blain
Betty Blain
Eldridge Sauer
Ben Lomond
Maecenas Club
Carlye
Ellen Kaye
Judy and
Jill
Mary Muffet
Junior Guild
J. L. F. Originals
Paul Sachs
Paula Brooks
Foster's
Katherine-Figg
Fandzapparel
South Court Street
Ohio
Aou
Schine
Athena
SERON
S. Court Street
Athens, Ohio
New Shipment
Children’s Toys
N. Court St
Logan's College Shop
Blouse News
Logan
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