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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1942
Page
5
The Child Conservation League met Tuesday evening at 259 East State Street with Mrs. Co M Smith hosting. Roll call prompted notes on children's favorite books and the evening’s theme Four-Square of the child.
Relatives and friends gather for the funeral of W. E. Moler Tuesday at Alexander Presbyterian Church Hebbardsville with attendees from Arthur Miller family Cincinnati Frank Moler Marjorie Moler Saver Harry Shaw Frances Moler Ashland Fred Wright Worthington W B Lucas Greensburg Pa Harry Miller Columbus E T Dailey Los Angeles Fred B Walker Vanley Patton Ak ron Ray Knowlton T W Coe D Dailey Albany William Markham McArthur C C Robinette J D Martin George W Lowry Nelsonville and others.
Miss Bernadine Farrell arrives home after summer with Gallagher family in Scarsdale New York and the Sander s family moves to Urbana Illinois for civil service work. Visitors at Ator home include the Cowans Shafer and Daltons from Athens. Pearl Harbor witness Mrs Black's Honolulu trip noted. Lieutenant Eddy and wife announce birth of Thomas Roderick Jr in Los Angeles. TOMORROW'S MENU offers breakfast lunch and dinner plans with milk and eggs emphasized.
A recipe for peanut butter salad dressing lists ingredients and steps. Mix salt mustard cayenne flour sugar then add egg yolk or egg, milk, peanut butter and vinegar. Cook until thickened over boiling water and stir in peanut butter and add vinegar slowly.
Private Paul Ocholski at Camp Pickett Virginia praises the Army diet emphasizing raw fruits and vegetables. He says the daily intake of raw vegetables improves health and strengthens soldiers, asserting the diet turns sickly weaklings into healthy troops.
Wednesday Pythian Sisters meet at 7:30 p m in LOC C F Hall N Court St with meeting moved from Monday Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae gather September 23 at 5 30 p m with Mrs Roger Jones Elmwood Place members asked to bring sales tax stamps or
WEA Review meets Thursday at 7 30 p m in L C C F Hall Central PTA gathers Thursday at 3 p m in the Little Theater Athens High School Harper CC Pendry superintendent speaks Eagles Auxiliary hosts birthday dinner Thursday 7 p m Eagles Hall Lodge meeting at 8 p m Deborah Class meets Thursday 7 30 p m home of Mrs Earich 221 West Washington U C D Needle Club hostess to Mrs J R Harvey Thursday 2 p m Central Avenue Methodist Church Bishop Class basement Thursday 8 p m
Carolyn Brixton, linked to a foreign espionage ring, manipulates Marion Mor ton’s mother Lillian Underwood. A tense confrontation reveals Carolyn’s lies as the narrator urges Lillian to act to rescue Marion, while exposing a chilling fear of a “collegiate gangster” who holds power over Carolyn.
A wartime tip urges turning old sweaters into mittens and skating caps to save money and stay warm. Also included are social guidance columns about dating during wartime, parity in seating for couples and solo women, and advice on safe rides home after parties.
New York reports the October deadline for mailing Christmas parcels to American servicemen abroad ends October 31 with a period from October 1 to November 1 urged as the ideal mailing window. The Post Office directs gifts to frontliners and stores have opened service men gift bars selling items from shoes to sealing wax writing sets, highlighting early mailing.
A feature lists compact gift packs and accessories for troops, including shaving kits, travel trunks, soap cards, and miniature leather cases. It highlights space saving, practical items like waterproof tobacco pouches, folding wardrobes, and combination packages, with shopping tips and cautions from providers.
Gingerbread batter blends sifted flours with soda and baking powder, spices, shortening, molasses, eggs, and milk then bakes in a shallow pan at 350 degrees. A vitamin B sandwich filling mixes peanut butter with chopped raisins and a touch of mayonnaise.
The Athens County Republican Women announce a Friday 8 p m gathering at Hotel Berry. Delegates for the state conference in Columbus September 29 will be chosen and plans are set for the fall campaign.
Are Parents of Son Langsville Mr. and Mrs Thurman Edwards announce the birth of an eight and one quarter pound son at their home Tuesday morning. He is named William Frederick. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Day of Langsville and Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Edwards of Gore. Great grandmother is Mrs. Carrie Wilson of Columbus.
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