Freshmen Enter Oberlin College in Early Admission
Shelf Cutler and Arthur Hunkins departed for Oberlin College where they will live in the Men's Building as freshmen. Both completed their junior year and arrive on campus with early admission. Cutler majors in music composition and Hunkins holds a Ford Foundation scholarship. Dean and Mrs. Hawkins and family vacationed at Pilgrim, Michigan, with Mrs. Hawkins presenting a second performance of the one act opera Mice in Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelf Cutler
Ben Cutler
Roosevelt Drive
Arthur Hunkins
Ard
Mauree Hunkins
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Sheff
Arthur
Ford Foundation
Dean
Hawkins
Nancy Jean
Pilgrim, Mich
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Miss Phyllis Bolen
A kitchen shower September 5 at 24 S May Ave honored bride elect Miss Phyllis Bolen. Hostesses Mrs Melvin Brown and Mrs Robert Merger assisted by Mrs Cecil Cooley. Prizes went to Mrs Stella Jandes Mrs Robert Kennedy and Miss Jean Hamilton. Green and white decor with invited guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Bolen
Cecil Cooley
S. May Ave
Melvin Brown
Robert Mergler
Cooley
Stella Jandes
Robert Kennedy
Jean Hamilton
Bide-A-Wee Club Elects Officers
The Bide-a-Wee Club met at Mrs. Harley Parker’s home and elected new officers led by Velma Persons as president Lenna McClanahan as vice president John Hull as secretary Harry Faulkner as treasurer Minnie Droz as reporter and Harley Parker as corresponding secretary. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Persons. The next meeting is October 1 with Mrs. Persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Parker
Velma Persons
Lenna McClanahan
John Hull
Harry Faulkner
Minnie Droz
Persons
Legion Auxiliary Meets Discusses Membership Drive
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered at the Legion Home with Mrs. B L Williams presiding. District President Mrs William Baxter from Pomeroy spoke on the membership drive and department official Mrs C J Allstock shared highlights from the national convention in St Louis. A tea was hosted by Mrs John Buck and members plan to continue making 1300 Halloween hats for Chillicothe Veterans Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
B. L. Williams
William Baxter
Eighth District
Pomeroy
C. J. Allstock
St. Louis
John Buck
Veterans’ Hospital
Chillicothe
Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups and Events
Albany Grange installs officers at 8 p.m. bring sandwiches. DAR meeting at Ziba's House 2 30 p.m. Brown Shaffer family reunion at Rising Park stone shelter Lancaster basket dinner. Farm Bureau Women Chorus 7 30 p.m. Angel Ridge with Mrs C F Heft. Past Matron s Auxiliary New Marshfield CES postponed to Sept 28. Athens Gaston Club 2 p.m. Northwood Drive with Mrs George Starcher. Women s Relief Corps 2 p.m. Shrine school 7 30 p.m. Officers take cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Ziba
Brown-Shaffer Families
Stone Shelterhouse
Rising Park
Lancaster
Farm Bureau Women’s
Women's Relief Corps
J. R. Harvey
White Shrine School of Instruction
Shrine Room
Daughter born to Major Sherman family in New York
A daughter named Sandra Ann was born to Major and Mrs. Arthur W. Sherman Jr. at their East Meadow New York home on August 24. The couple also has two older children, Judith Dale age 10 and Beverly Rae age 2.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Arthur W. Sherman, Jr
Front St
East Meadow
L. L
New York
Sandra Ann
Major Sherman
OU Department of Psychology
Wag
North
Congress St
Judith Dale
Beverly Rae
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Lou Snodgrass in Guysville
A surprise party was given September 15 for Miss Mary Lou Snodgrass’s 15th birthday at Guysville Route 2. Guests included Grace Swart Shirley Beyler Janet Beyler Rita Starkey and many others with Mrs Edward Williams and Mrs Olive Beyler in attendance. Refreshments were served and a recipe for a creamy orange topping was included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Snodgrass
Guysville
Grace Swart
Shirley
Janet Beyler
Rita
Patty Lou Starkey
Evelyn Motter
Iris Cogar
Irma Jean Bailey
Charlotte Scott
Marvin
Glen Randolph Lloyd
Marle Hawk
Bobby Jean Midkiff
Charles
John Taylor
Dorsey Lawson
Howard Willett
Ronnie
Larry Williams
Donald Gene Windland
Donald Chris Elliott
Edward Williams
Centenarian sculptress Adelaide Johnson faces eviction threats
At 107, Adelaide Johnson, famed suffrage sculptress who knew Lincoln and Anthony, battles repeated evictions to keep her Capitol monument and museum. Her health, art, and a legacy of works in Rome and London hinge on steady rent, potential government support, and public memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Adelaide Johnson
Susan B. Anthony
Abraham Lincoln
Sky
Europe
Monteverde
Queen Victoria
Johnson
George Bernard Shaw
Adelaide
Sol Bloom
Rome
Congress
Sen. Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Rep
Victor Wickersham
Oklahoma
Capitol
Shower Given for Mrs John D W White
A shower Wednesday evening at 35 Lorene Ave Gifets were placed in a decorated bassinet Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Eugene Erwin Invited guests included Mrs Victor Whitehouse Mrs Lois Houx Susan Mrs Charles Orr Mrs John Smith Mrs Don Flowers and the Misses Corrine Clutter Shirley Henderson Dorothy Kelly Mary Sue LaFollette Betty Lambert Susanne Laughlin Patricia Robinson Edith Rowland Barbara Shirley Jan Tullis and Bobby Wagner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. W. Whitehouse
Eugene Erwin
Lorene Ave
Victor Whitehouse
Lois Houx
Susan
Charles Orr
John Smith
Don Flowers
Corrine Clutter
Shirley Henderson
Dorothy Kelly
Mary Sue LaFollette
Betty Lambert
Susanne Laughlin
Patricia Robinson
Edith Rowland
Barbara Shirley
Jan Tullis
Bobby Wagner
Canaanville WSCS Holds Fall Meeting at Church
The Canaanville WSCS met Tuesday evening at the church with hostesses Carrie Hill Frances South and Leota South. Maxine Kempton presided and led the prayer, with Margaret Smith giving the devotional. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Harold Mowery. other members present were Cecia Clark Maude Marks Forrest Coffman Nellie McAfee Hildreth Burch Florence Gaston Marvella Crawford Jessie Jacoby Josephine Risch Jessie Essex and Bettie Storer. The next meeting October 20 will be at the Seel Cabin near Albany with all members asked to attend in masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaanville
WSCS
Carrie Hill
Frances South
Leota South
Maxine Kempton
Margaret Smith
Harold Mowery
Cecia Clark
Maude Marks
Forrest Coffman
Nellie McAfee
Hildreth Burch
Florence Gaston
Marvella Crawford
Jessie Jacoby
Josephine
Sewing pattern notices and fashion guide extracts
Advertises pattern No 5267 for blouse sizes 14 16 18 with embroidery options and mail order details. Also promotes Pattern No 8014 yoked dress with size 36 and fabric requirements. Mentions Basic Fashion for 53 Fall Winter and Anne Cabot Needlework Album with embroidery and puppet mitten directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Anne Cabot
Merchants to Study Next Spring Trims on Trousers
New York report shows long pants likely to stay for office wear while shorts gain for leisure. Fashion committee notes rising prices across next summer lines due to higher labor costs and larger markups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bermuda
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Style Committee
China
National
National Knitted Outerwear Association
Shower Honors Mrs. Hawk at Pickett Home
A shower for Mrs. Robert Hawk was hosted Tuesday by Mrs. Charles Gall and Mrs. Lyle Pickett at 35 Mound Street. Games were won by Miss Nancy Hawk Miss Delores Baughman and Mrs. Betty Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hawk
Charles Gall
Lyle Pickett
Mrs. Pickett
Mound St
Nancy Hawk
Delores Baughman
Betty Oliver
Walter Hawk
L. L. Mercer
June Koon
Joanne Marchi
Maxine Pennell
Jeanne Henderson
Shirley Frey
Helen Charney
Elaine Alichney
Betty Wagner
Barbara Humphrey
Leta Ratcliff
Shirley Henderson
Joyce Bachtis
How To Select Smart Coat For Fall Wardrobe
Fall coat hunting tips cover choosing fabric and color for city or country wear. Try on with a suit to judge fit, pick neutral basics, consider wardrobe colors, avoid costly fur trim for daily use, and ensure a youthful, not matronly look for different ages.
Lessons in Bridge Playing by Oswald Jacoby
The column discusses a bridge hand where the textbook advised an ace first in diamonds but the correct play was to lead a low diamond to dummy's king to keep East out. It describes the bidding sequence, the danger of East gaining the lead, and the finesse in diamonds to secure the contract. TheToday’s question asks how South should respond with a specific hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
West
South
Declarer
East
What Makes a Woman a Good Mother
A section on motherhood outlines key traits for good mothers including calmness, self control, nonthreatening discipline, avoiding constant bickering, and confidence. It emphasizes nurturing a child's independence and earning trust through steady, patient guidance. The piece also notes a neighborhood where children naturally play and reflects on a Cleveland convention opening with devotion services for Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Mama
Cleveland
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Knights
George H. Thompson
Columbus
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F. C. Betts
Erma Betts
Morris Ave
Florida
Margaret Hearn
Belleview
Fla
Athens
Silver Lake Springs
Sarasota
R. W. Walters
Harriett Heck
G. B. McWhorter
Geary Carl
Aura Bolen
John Bolen
W. M. Anderson
Ann
Clara Thompson
Gloria Thompson
Hal Quest
Linda
Tinker Hamilton
Gertrude Driscoll
L. R. Allen
Larry Root
Williom
Gertrude Brumely
Harry Barstow
Karl Graham
Homer Brown
Milton Nuzum
Alton Hanning
Ethyl] Dean
Nell Huggins
Kenneth Arnfield
Josephine Quest
Elsie Driscoll
Bide-A-Wee Club
Jay
McKee
Dowbie
Cretetet
Legion Auxiliary
Albany Grange
Athens Gaston Club
George Starcher
Northwood Drive
S. Court St
By Patti Simmons
Salvation Army
Blosser's
Main Street
Logan
Ohio
Lal Lalla
Quick's
Val
N.T. Pass
South West North East
Phony
Rexall Drug Store
Cline Pharmacy Co
Sparkle
Bennett
Nelsonville
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