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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1941
Page
6
The readable text shows scattered urban names and incomplete references to Eagles and individuals. No cohesive event or report is discernible from the fragment.
Mrs Patrick D White formerly Florence Elkins received twelve guests at a Sunday morning shower at the Country Club. The couple recently moved into an apartment in the Fenzel Apartments and were honored by friends from Congress Apartments and local social circles.
Sans Soucis Girls' Club held a Hillbilly dance Saturday night at the Country Club with hillbilly murals and costumes. Grand march led by Mary Jeanne Williams and Paul Frost. numerous couples and attendees listed with partners and special guests around a nickelodeon.
Who's Going and Coming notes guests of extended families in Columbus Wyandotte Michigan and New York City. Laurence Hayes and family visit E T Hayes Stella Pendergrass. Frank Donaldson hosts Mrs Johnson Barbara and Patricia Johnson from Wyandotte. Wood family hosts relatives and a Columbus guest. Maynards of Grand Rapids stay with L G Maynard at 44 Maplewood Drive.
Arminta Morrison of Pensacola reports thousands of soldiers passing her home from Camp Blanding to Louisiana. Many rest near the Morrison residence and talk reveals many hail from New England. She notes 130 English aviation cadets at Pensacola Naval Base and mentions Ohio U. boys, including Red Schilds and Chuck Stamm.
Members and relatives of the Pickering family gathered at Barlow Fairgrounds on Labor Day for a picnic dinner. The event honored four Pickering sisters visiting from California, with many named attendees including Emma Labert Ida Shoenberger Iva Creviston Ethel White and numerous spouses and children.
The Scott-Friend families gathered at the Athens County Fairgrounds on Sept 7 for annual reunion activities. Officers were elected to serve another year: President Ervin Stump, vice president Hasey Williams, secretary treasurer Amy Stump. Next reunion scheduled for Aug 30, 1942. The event featured photos and songs with numerous attendees from Athens and surrounding communities.
A short ethics quiz asks if a husband should dance with his wife first, if couples should argue over storytelling, if rude guests offend the hostess, if a woman should swear, and if a hostess should be embarrassed by crude tales. It also presents a choice about smoking own cigarettes versus accepting hostess offered brand and provides the correct responses.
In a fashion note by Marguerite Young, sweaters with dropped shoulders and gold openwork crochet pair with velvet skirts and bold jewelry. The cotton hat and V-necked sweater demonstrate practical chic, with patterns and instructions widely available in stores for economical dressing.
The 12th annual Coleman reunion was held Sunday September 7 at Howell's Grove. Attendees from multiple towns gathered including Dr. Coleman president Effie Warren secretary treasurer and many families from Columbus Huntington Athens Clarksburg Parkersburg Wheeling and other places. The same officers Dr. Coleman president and Effie Warren secretary treasurer were reelected for another year.
A Rutland reader sends a Leaf of Life leaf with hopes of propagation, noting leaves from Beulah Hawk sprout and inviting others to pin leaves on curtains. The column also shares a custard ice cream recipe from Miss Lois Ann Cline and reports on plant discussions, plant sales, and a kitchen ice cream tip. Paul E. Brown, Athens County educator, is named to a Fort Hayes adjutant general office post. Pomona Grange to meet Troy Grange in Coolville with lunch served.
Local notices list social and civic gatherings for Monday and Tuesday including the Married People's Class of the Christian Church at 22 Oak St, the Athens Grange degree practice, the Democrat Women's Club at 146 Grosvenor St, and multiple auxiliary, garden club, and PTA events with dates, addresses, and host locations. Also noted are a visit to Frankfort and Ohio University registration for special students with deadlines.
Madge Graham in a hotel suite awaits as her father the Secret Service chief questions her niece Mary Veritzen about subversive play activities. A paper with cryptic characters, traced to Jack Bickher, hints at a hidden code linking to his clandestine language study.
Shoe shopping advice emphasizes wearability and elegance for fall with tips on care and fit. Also reports on Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D A R meeting at Mrs. Stewart’s home with Dr. Smith as speaker and note of Mrs. Ines injuries from a fall plus Current Events Club first calendar meeting led by Mrs. Mueller.
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