Athens Needle Club hosts first meeting and plans anniversary
The Athens Needle Club marks its twenty eighth year with a Wednesday meeting at J E Woodworth's home as members sew quilt blocks knit and mend. Six guests attend plus fourteen of twenty one members. The club to celebrate its anniversary at the next meeting in October with P G Hibbard as president and J R Harvey as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Athens
J. E. Woodworth
Franklin Avenue
L. W. Roberts
John J. Woolley
O. F. Rowland
Carl Rameey
W. H. Radford
Intober
P. G. Hibbard
John H. Gross
Viccent
Anna Swartz
Secre
J. R. Harvey
Upcoming meeting shifts for local clubs and DAR chapter
The Current Events Club will hold its first meeting next Friday instead of today. The Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the D A R plans its first 2:30 p m session this Saturday at Miss Esther W Harris home 122 East State Street. The year begins with the first meeting of the year.
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Nabby Lee Ames
Esther W. Harris
East State Street
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Story
Mrs. H. Lwsley of 202 N. St. Louisville Kentucky reported five years of headaches backaches and nervousness. She said medicines failed until she started Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and after four months she felt like a different woman.
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Lydia E. Pickham
First UCD Club Meeting Held at Mrs Gross Home
The U C D Club opened its year with a Thursday afternoon gathering at 59 Morris Avenue hosted by Mrs. John H. Gross. President Mrs. Roy A. Dupler presided as members welcomed guests including Mrs. J B Woodworth Mrs Ed Laverty and Mrs J S Hamilton Tyler County W Va. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mr Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Gross
Morris Avenue
Roy A. Dupler
Dupler
Muskingum River
Athens
J. B. Woodworth
Ed Laverty
Hamilton
Tyler County
W. Va
Isaac Ash
Grows
Woodworth
Business and Professional Women's Club Opens Year
Members met Thursday evening to start club activities for the year. They plan to attend the State Executive Board meeting in Columbus this weekend. National president Mrs. Geline MacDonald Bowman will speak at a Neil House dinner Saturday night and Dr Mildred Rogers of New Castle PA will address delegates Sunday morning on national health work. Miss Ethel Beekman, local president, plans to attend.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Columbus
Geline MacDonald Bowman
Neil House
Mildred Rogers
New Castle
Ethel Beekman
Subtle Color Touches Define Black Chic in Paris Fashion
French designer ARIS previews a Parisian winter collection blending dominant black with vivid color accents. High collars peek from coats and cuffs, skirts lean slim, tunics feature a modern trend, and fabrics like cellophane strands add a luxe finish. Onyx green complements dark hair and blondes alike.
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ARIS
Fabrica
Community club year begins with meetings across Columbus
The Columbus chapter plans Sunday noon gathering with Miss Myr ta Ashworth and Miss Gladys Van Dyke among those attending. The Philathea Class of First Christian Church met at Olive Rose’s home with Ramona Bowers presiding.
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Philathea
First Christian Church
Olive Rose
A. R. Sprague
Misa Ramona Bowers
Miss Rose
Gladys Jones
Geneva Jones
Birth Announcement for Harry Edwin Kellar in Mansfield
Mrs. Nora Savely of 554 West Union Street reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Kellar of Mansfield Ohio. The baby is named Harry Edwin and is the grandson of Mrs. David Coopers of Mansfield and Mrs. Nora Savely of this city, and a great grandson of Mr. G. E. Coon of The Plains.
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Nora Savely
West Union Street
William Kellar
Mansfield
Harry Edwin
David Coopers
City
G. E. Coon
the Plains
Local residents and visitors return from travels and events
Dr and Mrs Victor Whitehouse and son Richard return from weeks with his parents in Troy New York and with Mrs Whitehouse’s mother in Kalamazoo Michigan. Mrs Hockenberry joins them for winter in Athens. Prof and Mrs A A Atkinson return from trips to White Sulphur Springs Lexington and the Natural Bridge. Miss Rowena Kessler returns from New York City with her parents. Mr and Mrs Howard C Whiston of Steubenville visit East State Street. Mrs Mariel M Sprague heads to Chicago for the World’s Fair and to visit friends. Mr and Mrs J E Thackeray return from Louisville and reside at 116 North Lancaster Street. Thackeray joins Ohio University as education faculty and will direct choir. Charles Martin convalesces at daughter’s home after Mt. Carmel Hospital. Mrs Pearl McCollins and Mrs Harry Sullivan return home from visit with Mr and Mrs George McCollins.
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Victor Whitehouse
Richard
East State Street
Dr. Whitehouse
Troy
N. Y
Whitehouse
Amelia Hockenberry
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hockenberry
Whitehouses
Athens
Mariel M. Sprague
Chicago
J. E. Thackeray
Louisville, Ky
North
Lancaster Street
John F. Newcomb
Thackeray
College of Education
Ohio University
First Methodist Church
Charles Martin
Robert Studer
Grosvenor Street
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Beauty hinges on a serene mind and poised aura
Dr Arnold Genthe, renowned photographer, says a sane mind in a sound body is essential for a woman seeking beauty. He warns that neurotic worries harm both mental capacity and physical health, while beauty thrives on serenity, ease, and poise as urged by Helen Welshimer.
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Arnold Genthe
Helen Welshimer
Baked Apples with Cinnamon Candy Syrup
Peel apples and arrange in a dish. Simmer red cinnamon candies with water to make a thick syrup, pour over the apples, then bake as usual, basting frequently. The dish is described as decorative as well as delicious and evokes nostalgic flavors.
Miss Marquis and A P Linscott Wed in Simple Ceremony
Miss B Grace Marquis and Mr Augustine P Linscott wed at the Marquis home on Moore Avenue with Dr A Y Wilcox officiating. Attendants included out of town guests Miss Marianna Liinscott Miss Helen Carpenter and Mrs Sam Williams from Amesaville Urbana and New York noted in the wedding record.
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B. Grace Marquis
Augustine P. Linscott
Canaanville Road
A. Y.wilcox
Marquis
Moore Avenue
Miss Marquis
G. O. Linscott
Marianna Liinscott
Helen Carpenter
Sam Williams
Amesaville
C. C. Guette
David
Urbana
L. O. Veser
Vernon
New York
Slimirts Fashion Notes Highlight Youthful Suits and Textures
The article praises youthful suits for both sports and afternoon wear with new fabric choices. It notes blouses as a key fantasy element, fur accents in day coats, and trims with fox and astrakhan. Embroidery adds decoration while silhouettes stay fundamentally unchanged despite fabric variety.
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Fox
Jones Reunion Near Amesville Sees Forty Third Anniversary Noted
Relatives of Mrs. Riley Thompson hosted a Jones Reunion at her farm near Amesville on Sunday. A basket dinner on the lawn accompanied the celebration of the forty third wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson of Mt. Carmel. Attendees included numerous Mitchells, Todds, Backuses, Woodards, Jones, Sayers, Reinshell, Sedwick and Thompson families from Nelsonville Akron New Plymouth Union Furnace Amesville and Mt. Carmel. Elson Bowles, recovering from catarrhal pneumonia, was also noted at home.
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Riley Thompson
Rirchie Jones
Amesville
Jones
George Thompson
Mt. Carmel
Ed Mitchell
Nelsonville
Margaret
Gertrude Mitchell
Akron
Paul Mitchell
Paul Myres
John Todd
Albert Todd
New Plymouth
C. W. Backus
Ruth
Elizabeth
Mary Jane McDonnell
S. E. Woodard
A. E. Woodard
James McClain
Malvern Wilson
Bob
Sylvester Jones
Esthel
Erma Jones
Ruth Syx
Fall Nail Polishes Emphasize Color Harmony and Durability
Fashion notes urge seasonally changing nail shades to suit skin tone and outfits. The piece highlights deep reds with white gowns, mahogany tones for formal dresses, and neutral street shades. It warns to choose reliable polishes that won’t yellow after application.
Marriage Announcement for Ruth Drake and Denver Rowland
Mrs. Jessie Drake of Montrose Avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth to Mr. Denver Rowland son of Mr. and Mrs. J O Rowland of Canaan Pike Athens. The ceremony took place at the Drake home on Thursday September 13 attended only by the families. The couple left later for a brief motor trip.
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Jessie Drake
Montrose Avenue
Ruth
Denver Rowland
J. O. Rowland
Canaan Pike
Athens
Drake
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Chauncey
Helen Howard
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Ellis
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Ilinois
Mrs. Jd
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
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Gladys van Dyke
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Child Conservation League
Tuesday Needle Club
Woman's City Federation
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Cer
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Rauchs
Ya Ou
A. A. Atkinson
White Sulphur Springs
Lexington
Natural Bridge
Rowena Kessler
the Presbyterian Church
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Mrs
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Howard C. Whiston
Helen Tritipo
Steubenville
Pearl McCollins
Harry Sullivan
Lancaster
Miss McCollins
George McCollins
Richland Avenue
Clinton Brown
Constitution Lodge
A. M
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R. R. Baker
Moires
Lyons
Elson Bowles
Parker
Optometrist
Woodworth’s School
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