City Federation Opens Club Year at Athens Meeting
Athens City Federation kicks off its new year with wide club representation at Athens Senior High reception room. Treasurer reports a USC fund donation and a call for dental care for Children’s Home. Delegates named for the Oak Hill district convention and Red Cross sewing support urged. Chief Grogan to speak on Safety at the October 5 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation
Athens City Federation
Athens Senior High School
N. S. Welk
USC
Athens County
K. Parrott
A. N. Johnson
L. A. Ondis
Oak Hill
R. J. Studer
A. E. Wagner
H. E. Benz
Mary Williams
Red Cross
J. B. Grogan
Marriage Announcement of Miss Mary Propp and Wendell Brewer
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary A Propp former supervisor of the Ohio University Service Bureau to Mr Wendell Brewer of Akron. The ceremony occurred September 5 at the Presbyterian Church in Akron. Both graduates of Ohio University and employed by Goodyear Aircraft Company will reside at 447 Crown Street Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A Propp
Ohio University Service Bureau
Wendell Brewer
Akron
Huber
Presbyterian Church
Brewers
Ohio University
Goodyear Aircraft Company
Crown Street
Tuesday club meetings and notices in the Hobson area
Tuesday events include the Hobson Study Circle at 7 50 p m with Mrs N S Welk 18 Second Street the American Legion Auxiliary at 7 30 p m at the Legion Home with hostesses listed and dues due for 1943 Sunset Garden Club at Athens Township School 7 30 p m dues and a flower arrangement display requested F F O F Auxiliary hosts a 8 00 p m party in the F F E Hall public invited Miss S Winters at 8 State Street to entertain the Tuesday Evening Needle Club at 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson Study Circle
N. S. Welk
Second St
Mene American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Fred Fenzer
Gertrude Briomley
Fred Kempton
Beatrice Rosser
Roy Pierce
T- T. Garrett
Cornell
Floyd Hutchins
Sunset Garden Club
Athens Township School
S. Winters
W. State St
Community Circles Meet Across Town On Wednesday
Wednesday events include Mothers Circle at 19 S Lancaster St with guest speaker Mrs. Eldon Dailey on Nutrition from the Ground Up. Higley Study Circle meets Dalton Ave at 2 pm. Homemakers Club at Cross cabin near Albany hosts steak fry for husbands. Presbyterian Circle Four at 12 Lloyd St brings sewing or knitting. Circle Two meets 76 E Mulberry St with Mrs. Ray Barnhart. Betty Engh visits from Parkersburg W Va as Kindergarten Nursery School director. Jack Engh returns from Columbus and starts Ohio University sophomore year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Circle
Walter Shook
S. Lancaster St
Eldon Dailey
Higley Study Circle
E. R. Glazier
Dalton Ave
Anna K. Price
Ho Homemakers Club
Cross Cabin
Albany
Frank Cross
The
Presbyterian Church
Harry Lackey
Lioyd St
Circle Two
Ray Barnhart
E. Mulberry St
Norman Engh
University Terrace
Betty Engh
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jack Engh
Reliance Electrical Engineering Company
Columbus
Jack
Ohio University
Women Suffering Hot Flashes Find Relief in Pinkham's Compound
An advertisement targets women ages 38 to 52 suffering from hot flashes dizziness nervousness and irregularities during middle age. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a well known remedy said to relieve distress, build resistance, aid digestion, and improve well being with regular use and adherence to label directions.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia_ Pinkham
U S O Club Letter Honors Soldier and Family Ties
A Montgomery Alabama U S O director writes to Mrs. Eldon F Dailey confirming Sergeant David T Dailey s registration with the club. The letter pledges recreation companionship lodging and guidance to ease his stay and integrity with his family back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.O
Eldon F. Dailey
Carpenter
Montgomery
Ala
David T. Dailey
Harry F. Dowville
M.B.R
Pin Money Schemes Hit Schools From Snakes To Draft Cards
A Detroit high school senior used trick photography to produce prints of a classmate’s girlfriend and sold them widely, while a Cleveland pupil sold pinkeye infections to keep others home from school. Other schemes included fake draft copies and photostatic copies of draft cards to appear 21, and a pupil selling parents’ old letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit High School
Cleveland Public
Duke of Kent
England
Cleveland High School
Joe Foster
Martzolff Class Opens Meeting with Song Led by Mrs Woods
The Martzolff Chris Martzolff Class of the First Methodist Church opened its meeting with songs led by Mrs Ralph Woods. Mrs M G Decker was pianist and Mrs W E B Clark conducted the devotions. Georgia Hickman gave the treasurer report and Mrs W H Allen led the program. A quartet including Mrs Aura Bolen Mrs A L Vandeveer Mrs W E B Clark and Mrs Ralph Woods sang three numbers. The social hour featured hymns with Mrs W L Gard whistling the accompaniment. Mrs W H Bechtold and her group hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gard
W. H. Bechtold
Third Everett Frost family reunion held at Athens fairgrounds
The third annual Everett-Frost family reunion occurred at the Athens fairgrounds on September 6. Officers elected for the next year were Bettina Farley as president and Freida Weatherby as secretary. Numerous relatives from Athens, Guysville, Columbus, Newark, Albany, Parkersburg and other towns attended, with many family members listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett-Frost
Athens Fairgrounds
Bettina Farley
Freida Weatherby
H. C. Everett
Clem Evertt
Frank Everett
Clifford Everett
A. P. Hixon
Carlos Dorr
Robert Everett
Dwight Everett
Lewis Everett
Bobby Hixon
Ervin Smith
Lewis Smith
Thelma Smith
Emma Tucker
Herbert Everett
Grace Hubler
Athens
Minnie Loeffier
Harley T. Bobo
Guysville
Glen Mingus
Inez Junod
Betty Lou Junod
Louis Weatherby
Alma Dorr
John Farley
A. P. Hatch
Clarice Brooks
Floyd Hatch
Sidney Everett
Rosa Carpenter
Columbus
Ard
Sedgwick
Garnet Hatch
H. V. Everett
Henry Jr
Newark
Fred A. Johnston
Joan
Albany
J. F. Harlow
Pearl Batten
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charlies Miller
Laudensville
Frank Clark
Coolae
Harlow
Clark
For Good Taste in Vegetables Go Easy on Water in Cooking
Cooking tips emphasize nutrient preservation by using minimal water and short times. Provides two vegetable recipes: Pure whole carrots with a lemon butter sauce and Beets and Greens with greens, beets, onions, eggs, and lemon. Servings noted and steps outlined for preparation and serving.
Woodyard Family Holds Fifteenth Lake Hope Reunion
The Woodyard reunion at Lake Hope drew families for a noon picnic and business session led by Vice President Carl Cutter. Attendees included the oldest Mary Woodyard and youngest Jenace Cottrill with five births and one death reported. Three youths Harold White Carl Morris and Lawrence Grady serve in the armed forces. New officers elected Mark Cottrill president C S Wood yard Harrisonville vice president Myrtle Woodyard secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodyard
Lake Hope
Shelter House
Carl Caster
Mary Woodyard
Hilliards
Jenace Cottrill
Carl Cottrill
Radcliff
Harold White
Carl Morris
Lawrence Grady
Harry Woodyard
Chicago
A. F. Woodyard
Omaha
Ned
Mark Cottrill
Springfield
C S. Woodyard
Harrisonville
Myrtle Woodyard
Myrtle Grady
Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners
A public etiquette quiz asks five questions on proper social behavior. It also poses a bridge scenario asking whether to complain about bad hands or accept losses without grouching, with answers indicating no for questions 4 and 5 and guidance for discussion.
Hanson McCune White Reunion Held at Em Bree Park
The annual Hanson McCune and White Reunion gathered Sunday at Em Bree Park Pennsville with many families listed from Newark Somer-set Glouster Shawnee Amesville Zanesville Rosseau Athens Chesterhill Sharpsburg Broadwell Roseville and Bartlett along with numerous children in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson-McCune and White
Embree Park
Pennsville
Carios Hanson
Jimmie
Perry Erwin
Ira Jenkins
Newark
Homer Hanson
John
Somerset
Harley White
Crooksville
Frank Woods
Charlotte
Burl Mauller
Roseville
Cecil Dew
Glouster
Virgil Hanson
Shawnee
William Hanson
Lara FE
Hanson
Hazel Calendine
Amesville
Amy Jenkins
Zanesville
Emery van Horn
Emelia
Rosseau
George Snider
Leslie Davis
Jackie
Warren Hanson
Dennis
Ira
Harold
Eddy Thompson
Robert
Doris Laurence
Wilford Frash
Emma Lawrence
Roy Hanson
Charles
Sharpsburg
Amos White
Broadwell
Andrew Newton
Janet
Bartlett
Marley Blair
Ernest Driggs
Lathrop
Fall dresses and accessories shown in Athens stores
Coaxed displays feature black velvet and crepe dresses with nailheads sequins and red or white trims. Frocks in green turf tan concord wine and soldier blue shown with accessories. A round amber compact and red hats are among novelties. Two-in-One Club to meet Sept 16 at Mrs Allen home to collect rag rug materials. Mrs Rose returns from Columbus after six weeks of treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Athens
Albany
Ethel Allen
Hockingport Social And Personal Notes
HOCKINGPORT The W S C S met with Garnet Cowdery last week and voted on plans for fall work. Members report eight comforts completed. They will meet at the Log Cabin Wednesday to sew for the Red Cross. They also planned a Christmas bazaar. Clarence Deeter of Norfolk Va with the Navy is spending a few days leave here with his parents. Mr and Mrs Alvin Blake of Torch spent Friday with his sister Mrs Charles Shields and Mr Shields. Mr and Mrs Willis Whited of Athens were Sunday guests of his parents. Monroe Foster spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Underwood of Little Hocking. Mrs Frances Wheaton and children moved to Canannville to reside.
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Hockingport
W.s.cs
Garnet Cowdery
Red Cross
Clarence Deeter
Norfolk
Navy
Hen Deeters
Alvin Blake
Torch
Charles Shields
Shields
Willis Whited
Athens
W. A. Whited
Monroe Foster
Underwood
Little Hocking
Frances Wheaton
Canaanville
Take a Job and See the World After War
Ruth Millett argues young women should not stay in hometowns after wartime. She urges embracing new, demanding jobs in different regions to broaden perspectives and appeal to returning soldiers. Cautionary note for cautious girls.
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Ae Ae
Vacation Skin Care For Fall Refresh
A reader shares skin care tips after vacation. Use nightly cleansing with mild soap and tepid water, then apply astringent and nourishing cream with upward outward motions. Focus on two facial sections to improve circulation, firm muscles, and prevent lines. Day social note follows about Daughters of Union Veterans meeting at Mrs. Blanche Deans.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
Blanche Dean
Second St
Pitfalls of Love and a Secret Mission
In New York City Madge Graham and Dicky Spencer rush to the Underwood home as secret service aims to locate Marion Morton. Carolyn Brixton’s influence over Lillian Underwood threatens a capture or escape plan while Carrollon Brixton faces distrust. The drama ends with a covert approach to Marion’s possible rescuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Katharine
Marion
Carolyn
Underwoods
Richard
Dicky
Hatel Lansfield
Madge Graham
New York City
Charles Spencer
Secret Service
Madge
Marion Morton
Lillian Underwood
Carolyn Brixton
Marge
Spencer
Madges
$50 War Bond at Benefit Bridge
The American Legion Auxiliary will give away a $50 War Bond at a benefit bridge on Thursday night September 17 at the American Legion. Bridge encouraged by Mrs. John McElroy plans for bridge and refreshments. Tickets from auxiliary members or at the door. options include single tickets or groups of four. play starts at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
John McElroy
Scott-Friend Picnic and Reunion News
The Scott-Friend families gathered at Lake Hope for a Sunday reunion with a picnic dinner. The event announced two deaths, two marriages, and six births. The next reunion is set for the second Sunday in August 1943 at the Athens County fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott-Friend
Lake Hope
Margaret Lee White
Holland White
William Scott
Athens County Fairgrounds
Ervin Stump
Louise Whan
Amy Stump
Clara Scott
Leonard Scott
Mary
Josie Scott
Emmett Whan
Dorothy
Shirley
Frances Tedrow
Athens
R. PD
S. M. Burkett
Hasey Williams
Richard
Helen Williams
Athens RD
Jho
Ed Scott
Arlina Race
Clarence Williams
Margaret Williams
Frank White
Charles
Evelyn White
New Plymouth
Clara Mannering
Zaleski
Charles Rhodes
Charlotte
Margaret Lee
Massillon
Plaid Cotton Styles Lead Fall Woman's Page
Athens shops feature cotton plaid suits with velveteen collars and cuffs for fall. The trend highlights plaid cottons described as warm as silk and affordable for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman
Athens
County WCTU to Hold Athens County Luncheon and Meeting
The Athens County WCTU convention at the Presbyterian Church will start with a potluck luncheon at noon and a nine fifty five a m start for departmental reports. Rev G C Reed of McArthur is the afternoon speaker and Juanita Carr announces her engagement to Private John William Crow amid Waterloo High School ties and army furloughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
W.C.T.U
Presbyterian Church
G. C. Reed
McArthur
M. L. Carr
Watersloo State Forest
New Marshfield
Juanita
John William Crow
Zellman Crow
Mineral
Waterloo High School
Crow
U. S. Army
Practical rug grips for smooth floors and a weekend visit
Prevent slipping rugs by fastening old rubber jar rings to rug edges, keeping them flat. Weekend guests were Mrs. Arthur Allen and son Ronnie, 37 Richland Ave, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Allen
Ronnie
Richland Ave
Walter Allen
Glouster
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Mary Propp Wendell Brewer
Carpenter & N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Hansons
McCunes
William Rose
Rilla
Mabel Rose
Ruth Millett
Alicia Hart
Adele Garrison
Caron
Harry
Benefit Bridge
Scott
Oo O Children's Theater
Children's Theater
Elaine Page
Ewing Hall
Kenneth Short
Joyce
Jacksonville
Prestonburg
Mr Short
Coolville
Western Pan Handle Pipe Line Company
Denver Short
Indiana
Priscilla Needle Club
J. F. Dixon
Morris Ave
County
WCTU
Cline Pharmacy
CLINE
Logan
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