Oldtime Dresses Worn by Tuesday Needle Club
The Tuesday Needle Club met at Mrs. James Williams’s home near Hebbardsville. Members wore dresses from the Nineties, Eighties, and Civil War eras for a colorful display. Elizabeth Hackman won best costume in her mother’s 70-year-old wedding dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
Hebbardsville
L. G. Maynard
Williams
Elizabeth Hackman
W. E. Clark
Maud Kittsmiller
T. J. Williams
Columbus
J. O. Pilcher
Maxine Williams) McArthur
Pilcher
Athens Garden Club Hosts Nelsonville Tea Afternoon
Members of the Athens Garden Club entertain the Nelsonville Garden Club with a tea at the Athens Country Club Monday at 2 30 p m Mrs T M Wolfe serves as hostess The gathering opens the club year and members bring bouquets to illustrate a talk on color in flowers by Miss Laura Bailey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Garden Club
Nelsonville Garden Club
Athens Country Club
T. M. Wolfe
Garden Club
Laura Bailey
Hartley Family Reunion At Athens County Fairgrounds
The Hartley siblings and cousins gathered at the Athens County Fairgrounds on Sunday September 11 for the first Hartley family reunion in 25 years. Attendees included numerous relatives from across Ohio and beyond, with names listed from Hartleys and Spragues to Kings and Williams. The Lutheran Club plans its first YWCA devotional meeting Sunday at 4 PM in the West Wing, led by Rev. Karl Mix of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hartley
Lodi Township
Athens County Fairgrounds
Theodore Hawk
Emmons
Minn
Harry Hartley
Mabel
Mullins
W. Va
Charles Keller
Dale Goldsberry
Columbus
Lucille St. George
Alliance
Clarence Goldsberry
the Plains
Ralph Goldsberry
Millfield
Roy Sprague
Waterford
Elizabeth Burley
Clarence Sams
Joe Sprague
George Hartley
John Sprague
Frank van Ness
Wallace Douglas
Athens
Harry King
Guysville
Lute Williams
Willow Creek
William McClanahan
Dana
Coolville Ridge
YWCA
West Wing
Karl Mix
Lancaster
Miss Pearl Ferree Guests in Sugar City
Miss Pearl Ferree of Sugar City Colorado is the guest of Mr and Mrs J R Harvey at 69 West State Street. Miss Donna May Humphrey of Hollister visits Athens for a week staying with Mr and Mrs John Darling at 45 Moore Avenue. Mrs Morris Wolfe and Mrs David Saunders of McKeesport Pennsylvania are guests at Adam Weber’s home on West Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Ferree
Sugar City
Colo
J. R. Harvey
W. State St. O
Donna May Humphrey
Hollister
Athens
John Darling
Moore Ave
Morris Wolfe
David Saunders
McKeesport
Adam Weber
W. Union St
Sunday Society Pages Calendar Notice
Club secretaries and press reporters are asked to telephone calendar notices Friday morning. News for Sundays Society Pages should be sent by Thursday and Friday mornings to avoid Saturday rush. All news for Sunday must be in by 12 noon Saturday.
CCL Members Hear Talk by Mrs Giesecke
The Child Conservation League met Tuesday at the home of Mrs Earl Funk with 24 members present. Delegates to the state convention were elected and a committee was named to visit the detention home in Athens. The group planned a year of activity to aid the detention home. Music was provided by several members and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Earl Funk
Morris Ave
P. S. Wamsley
H. F. Cokenougher
Findley
Boetticher
C. E. Schuster
W. F. Giesecke
H. T. Phillips
L. W. Kelley
Giesecke
Athens
Cokonougher
Charles Farrow
Georgia Kilpatrick
Hart
How to Make Slip Covers for Chairs and Sofas
Step by step guide to pattern fabrics and sewing techniques for slip covers. Use chaise longue as centerpiece with ticking or rayon taf feta fabrics. Instructions cover pinning seams darts tucks ruffles and final fitting. Includes request for the 32 page booklet How to Make Slip Covers from The Athens Messenger Home Service in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin
Athens Messenger
Home Service
Sixth Ave
New York
N. Y
Athens Grange and clubs schedule Thursday events
Athens Grange meets at the Grange Hall at 8 p m with Deputy Don Sanders in charge of inspection and a literary program. Numerous clubs hold meetings and picnics Thursday and Friday across Athens including Faithful Few, Priscilla Needle, Gasco Sewing, and the Mechanicsburg School event, with birthdays celebrated and notices for attendance. The piece also notes a long-distance swimmer's belief in grease as a protective method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Don Sanders
Family Tactions Over Queen Olga’s Sick Room
In a tense scene Philip Veritzen presses to bring Olina and Katherine from Queen Olga’s sick room but Lillian blocks him noting Olga’s need for Olina. The narrator slips away to check Olga and asks Olina to have her mother examined, hoping to avoid disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Veritzen
Olina
Katherine
Olga
Lillian
Phil
Queen Olga Seeks Rest Amid Delicate Mission
Katherine Graham refuses a direct audience with Queen Olga, stating it is impossible for now due to her exhaustion. Philip Veritzen presses for news, while Katherine calmly insists on delaying any meeting to avoid risking the queen’s health. A tomorrow continuation promises further developments.
Be Careful When Taking Medicines Poster Rules
Public health style list outlines ten cautions for safe medicine use. It covers using medicine in light, reading directions, not doubling doses, keeping labels clean, shaking liquids, not sharing prescriptions, storing out of reach of children, keeping bottles closed, not mixing caps, and not returning medicine to bottles. It ends with a nudge to seek the best prescription service.
Miss Moore Back From New York and Coast Trip
Miss Gladys Moore of Athens High School and her sister Frances Moore visited New York to bid farewell to their brother Dr John Allan Moore about to sail for Belgrade to start a Baptist school. They toured Washington DC Colonial Virginia and the Carolinas before motor trips to Florida enjoying Daytona scooter races Hialeah Park and Pan American flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McKee
Thornton Wilder
Our Town
New York
Gladys Moore
Athens High School
Frances Moore
John Allan Moore
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Arlington
Richmond
Carolinas
Florida
Daytona Beach
Hialeah Park
St. Augustine
U. S
Lambert Announces Daughter Helen to Harvey J Chesser
Miss Lambert of Athens Route Four announces the marriage of her daughter Helen to Harvey J Chesser of Mineral. They wed in Ashland Kentucky on Wednesday September 7 1938 with Rev Joseph O Neal officiating. Mr Chesser is employed at Broughtons Dairy Store and the couple reside at 325 S Court St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Lambert
Athens
Helen
Harvey J. Chesser
H. C. Chesser
Mineral
Ashland
Joseph O'Neal
Chesser
Broughton
S. Court St
Milk tops menu planning for families and kids
The article urges including milk in every meal plan and highlights its nutritional importance for teeth and bones. It recommends allocating a quarter to one third of food budget to milk, offers milk varieties, and provides a bean sprout cream soup recipe and tips for using leftover sour cream or cream in dishes.
Too Many Bosses Spoil The Boy Let Him Be Himself
Olive Roberts Barton argues that Henry a six year old with many relatives spoiling him loses his individuality. Constant supervision leads to conformity and misbehavior at school. He needs freedom to play explore and make his own mistakes with real playmates and space. Substantial supervision drains his birthright and limits his independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Smith
Albert Jones
Henry
Hal
Molly
Tom
Buddy
Mind Your Manners at Social Gatherings
A guide to polite behavior at parties asks whether declining to join planned antics is courteous, handling a peeve over games, avoiding solitary reading, not swapping place cards for convenience, and bidding farewell to host and guest of honor. For a long absent friend, the recommended approach is to mingle and chat with others rather than monopolize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Plaids for Autumn Fashion Show Highlights Plaid Wools
Early fall shows feature plaid as key in coats and sports suits. A four way plaid velveteen ensemble with velvet tuxedo jacket and slim skirt mixes with browns wines greens. Colors harmonize with warm autumn tones for day and evening wear.
Athens Needle Club Hosts Hibbard at 92 Lancaster Street
Athens Needle Club members met at Mrs. P. G. Hibbard's home on Lancaster Street for a regular session. President Mrs. J. R. Harvey outlined plans for the October anniversary dinner at a local Athens tea room. Guests included Mrs. N. S. Welk Miss Nelle Pickering of Athens and Miss Pearl Ferree of Sugar City Colorado. There are more than 12 million Buddhists in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Club
P. Hibbard
Hibbard
Lancaster St
J. R. Harvey
Women’s Organization
Athens Tea Room
N. S. Welk
Nelle Pickering
Athens
Pearl Ferree
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuesday Needle Club
Nelsonville Club
Hartley
Lutheran Club
CCL
Lydia Lash Evans
Faithful Few Club
Audrey Dinsmore
Richland Ave
L. W. Russell
Mill St
Priscilla Needle Club
Athens Township
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
Central Ave
M. E
Oliver Dahl
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ladies Auxiliary
National Association of Letter Carriers
Paul Grafton
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. Church
H. Circle
Francis Colley
New Marshfield Road
E. L. Church
N. Congress St
Pearl Drake
Missionary Society of the
Athens County
Republican Women's Club
WRC
Lutheran
Ebba Wahlstrom
Eastside Sewing Club
D. A. Bardin
George Beveridge
New Marshfield
Beveridge
William Sickles
Roy Shaw
Joan
Chloe
Milo Shaw
Aniopolis
W. A. Brooks
Betty
Phylis
Billy
Ray Sickles
Arthur
Marvin
Joy
Donna Lee
Billy and
George Jr
Mrs. Less Mercer
Mary Davidson
Martha
Marylyn Hoon
B. G. Dorsey III
W. L. Dorsey
Dorsey
Mary Robinson
B. G. Dorsey
Albany
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
Olivia
Graham
Dicky
Katrina
Mr. Veritzen
Ily
F.8, Inc
Rauch's Bakery
O.U
Cline
Rid
Lee
Miss Lambert
Harvey Chesser
Olive Roberts Barton
America
Paris
Connies
Jean Adairs
Nita
Athens Needle Club
P. G. Hibbard
Milldeck
N. Court St
Shagmoor
Sterling
Sterling Coats
Shagmoor Coats
Bellesharmeer
McHenry's the Quality Store
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