AAUW Athens Branch Opens Year With Club Reception
About one hundred members and guests attended a reception at the Athens Country Club to start the year for the Athens Branch of the American Association of University Women. Officers and committee members greeted attendees, with plans announced for social studies groups benefiting both members and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
American Association of University Women
Country Club
Dean Irman. Voigt
C. D. Hopkins
W. H. Herbert
Marian Coe
Roger Connor
Lillian Stocker
Central PTA Opens Year with New Officers and Committees
The Central PTA met in the Senior High School Little Theater with Mrs. Charles Farrow as new president and a full slate of standing committees including Program, Membership, Hospitality, Magazines, Publicity, Budget Ways and Means, and Historian. Delegates were named to the P.T.A. Council and State Convention. Supt Harper Pendry spoke on wartime effects, lower tax receipts, and a projected drop in Athens city enrollment, urging daily school attendance and possible curricular changes. A social hour followed with tea hosted by Mrs. James Householder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Farrow
George Starcher
J. K. Vickers
J. W. Tolson
Harold S. Davis
William C. Stehr
Herbert Matthews
A. A. Nellis
P.T.A. Council
James Householder
John
Algeo
D. M. Goddard
Sherman E. Gilmore
P.T.A
Carles Farrow
Harper
Pendry
Athens City
Supt
Athens Township Home Conservation Committee Meeting Recap
The Athens Township Home Conservation Committee met at Mrs. Amanda Sheridan’s home in Athens Route Four. Members named a county officer and discussed Saving Soil Water Grass and Trees. Guests included Mrs. Eldon Dailey and her mother Mrs. Peavey. Next meeting is Oct 14 at Mrs. Della Shaw’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township Home Conservation Committee
Amanda Sheridan
Athens
Route Four
J. A. Walsh
Eldon Dailey
Peavey
Della Shaw
Reverend Pinnell to Lead Sunday Services at McDougal Methodist
Rev Clyde Pinnell pastor of McDougal Methodist Church will conduct preaching at 7 45 Sunday evening. Following the devotional meeting the young people will meet to set up a youth program for the fall and winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Pinnell
McDougal Methodist Church
Maecenas Literary At Barker Home Hosts Meeting
Mrs. Ralph Barker and guests hosted the Maecenas Literary Club at 16 Raymond Drive with Mrs. George Minameyer and Mrs. E. W. Bingman assisting. Mrs. Barker was elected president and delegates named for the Ohio Federation District meeting. Tickets for the City Federation luncheon on Oct 6 went on sale and sewing for the Red Cross was planned. The group discussed proper flag etiquette and refreshments were served with next meeting set for Oct 14 at Mrs. Frank Dean's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barker
Raymond Drive
Maecenas Literary Club
George Minameyer
E. W. Bingman
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
J. W. Hudson
J. R. Harvey
William
City Federation
Red Cross
Frank Dean
DUVs Plan District Convention in Pomeroy
Daughters of Union Veterans met in the Legion Home to finalize plans for District No. 7 convention at the LOOF Hall in Pomeroy on Oct. 23. A rummage sale at City Hall was scheduled for Oct. 7 8 and 9 with member contributions requested. Reports on the 75th National Encampment of the G A R and allied groups in Columbus were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Legion Home
D.U.V
F. Hall
Pomeroy
City Hall
G.A.R
Columbus
Community Concert Season Tickets Open to New Athens Residents
New Athens residents who moved in since the spring Community Concert Campaign may buy season tickets for four concerts until Sept. 30. Purchases can be made through campaign workers or Mrs. Roger Connor at Utah Place, with payments due by Sept. 30 to avoid the 10 percent federal amusement tax starting Oct. 1. Mrs Mary Brown of 26 N Congress St hosted her sister Mrs George Parthesius of McConnelsville and accompanying daughter Mrs Nellie Gillespie over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Roger Conner
Connor
Utah Place
Mary Brown
N. Congress St
George Parthesius
McConnelsville
Nellie Gillespie
Dicky
Lillian
Mary
Steve
Noel
Redfield
Underwoods
Margaret
Children of The Plains School Membership Drive Underway
The Plains School launches a PTA contest offering a $5 award to the grade with the highest parent and teacher member percentage and a $2 award to the group with the most interested patrons. Committees by grade log progress in both buildings as first grade lead in membership and sixth grade in patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of the Plains School
P.T. A. Group
The
Plains School
Plains Parent Teacher Association
Herman Humphrey
Freeman Scott
Paul Tipton
Frank Noel
Oliver Geary
Millard Bryan
Carroll Thorne
Curtis Calendine
Earl Thompson
Kenneth Powell
Carl Michael
Gerald McHarg
V. O. Kail
Walter Wharton
Grant Michael
Harold Winefordner
John McAllister
Pearl Miller
H. G. Howard
George Shamel
Floyd Linscott
J. H. Kennedy
L. D. Nelson
Hubert Shrieve
Future Homemakers of Albany High elect officers
The Albany High School Future Homemakers held their first meeting on Wednesday September 17 electing Helen Tewks bury as president Doris Moore as vice president Virginia Whiteman as secretary Ruth Hawk as treasurer Lola Liewellen as historian and Twila Knowles as news reporter Committees were named with Mary Frances Bean Lois Dunn Mona Jean Leadinghaus as Program committee and Beulah Calvin Eloise West Jo Ann Gandee as Social committee They planned an FHA FFA banquet with parents as guests A peanut butter cream soup enhancer was noted as a recipe tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany High School
Helen Tewksbury
Doris Moore
Virginia Whiteman
Ruth Hawk
Lola Liewellen
Twila Knowles
Mary Frances Bean
Lois Dunn
Mona Jean Leadinghaus
Beulah Calvin
Eloise West
Jo Ann Gandee
Bread from old fashioned mill at Greenfield Village
In Greenfield Village Dearborn Michigan Mrs William S Shepherd enjoyed a loaf baked from whole wheat ground on a burr mill. The wheat crusted between stones and retained bran and thiamin lending a nutty wholesome flavor. The village features replicas of famous homes and Edison’s laboratory pieces among its museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Shepherd
Greenfield Village
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Cotswald
Greenfield
Mary and
Martha
Mrs. Ford
Thomas A. Edison
New Jersey
Wiener Roast Planned by Youth Fellowship Group
The Youth Fellowship of the First Methodist Church plans a wiener roast for Thursday evening. High school students may attend with their own lunch, cars depart church at 4 p m. Officers for the year are listed and include Coover Staats president and Jane Maccombs, Carolyn Hopkins, Jane Grover, Alice Wright, Kyle McAfee, Anna Mae Keever. Pallas Club meets at Mrs W F Copeland's home Saturday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Coover Staats
Jane Maccombs
Carolyn
Peril and Plan at the Underwoods Visit
Madge Graham and her father Secret Service chief Charles Spencer rush to the Underwood residence in an armored car to aid Carolyn Brixton's return and calm Madge's anxiety. Miss Whitlock reveals a sedative for Mrs Underwood as the scene ends with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansfield
Madge Graham
Dicky
Dalemont
Massachusetts
Carolyn Brixton
Marion Morton
Weithampton
Secret Service
Madge
Charles Spencer
New York
Ronald Brixton
Carolyn
Marion
Underwoods
Thrift Diet Series: Day Three and Four Menus
The article repeats six part guidance by Mrs. Maddox on a Twelve Day Thrift Meat Diet. It outlines thrifty meat choices for days three and four including braised arm steak beef lamb liver and chopped steak with menus for breakfast lunch and dinner. It emphasizes vitamin A C and calcium, plus vegetables and fruit for minerals. It reprints recipes like braised arm steak and notes earlier days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Minty water elevates peas with brief herb infusion
A simple kitchen tip suggests adding a few mint leaves to the water during pea cooking to impart a fresh, subtle flavor. The note emphasizes a light herbal note rather than strong dominance.
Influenza and Pneumonia Described as Blue and Sausagelike
Medical description compares influenza germs to blue specks, pneumonia to strings of pale sausages, and scarlet fever to ropes of scarlet rings, illustrating early microbiology imagery.
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Athens Country Club
Central Pta
VapoRus
Asenty
Lester
Msi
Lester Piano Company
Betsy Ross
Parker Bros
Music Store
Athens Two
Sheridan
McDougal Services
Zenith Radios
Zenith
Radiorgan
Ford- Young
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Maecenas Literary At
Barker Home
Athens Messenger
Ohio
Belmont Park Race Track
Albany High
Pallas Club
W. F. Copeland
Adele Garrison
Underwood
Underwood House
Miss Whitlock
Mr. Underwood
Burke Ervin Electric Co
S. Court St
Colonial
Colonial Finance Co
Ry Hotel Bldg
Colonia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Clines
And
Logan
Silvus
Style Shop
Bargain
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