Princess Discusses Beauty And Romance In America
Princess Barbara von Liechtenstein shares views on flowers from secret admirers, romantic grooming trends in America, and the value of subtle makeup. She notes Austrians and Germans keep long-stemmed roses, while American girls welcome romantic gestures. She outlines makeup tips and the importance of routine skincare, hair framing, and personal grooming to enhance natural features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Germany
Barbara von Liechtenstein
United States
Eve of Roma
Princess von Liechtenstein
America
Paris
Rome
Vienna
Peo
Ple
Liechtenstein
Tanganyika
Kenya
Aspen
Colo
Beanie the Welsh terrier joins Helsel family move to Middletown
Ann Hessel greets guests while siblings adjust to new life as the Helsels relocate from Painesville to Middletown. Beanie the dog, described as mostly Welsh terrier, settles in at 3105 McGee Ave as Dr Dale Helsel begins his post as Middletown city manager. The family notes moving as routine and says the move has brought them closer, with each member sharing chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School
Ann
David Helsel
Bruce
Roosevelt
Dale Helsel
Middletown
Beanie
Helsels
Midletown
Painesville
Mr. Helsel
David
Middletown High School
McGee Ave
Doris Helsel Finds New Life in Middletown
Doris Helsel, native of Akron and wife of Dale Helsel, adjures a quiet move to Middletown after living in California while he pursued a master’s degree. She teaches nursery school, admires a Middletown history, and settles into church life at First Methodist. She values civic discourse but keeps city business off limits at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Doris
The
University of Akron
Yale
California
Berkeley
University of California
Painesville
Lake Erie College For
First Methodist
Middletown
De La Tour Works Have Special Glow
Georges de La Tour known for 17th century night scenes lit by a candle was the topic at the Art Study Club January meeting. Mrs. Weitzenkorn reviewed his rediscovery since 1914, the US display at the Metropolitan in 1933, and his evolving style including a distinctive light and dramatic shadow. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Clark Deem’s Eaton Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges de la Tour
Art Study Club
Garrett Kauffman
Metropolitan Art Museum
New York City
de la Tour
United States
St. Joseph
Italy
Holland
Births and Residents in Trenton Area Extract
Birth notices list several newborns with parents and addresses across Trenton Waynesville Franklin and Hamilton including a Mercy Hospital birth. Additional items name Vernon L Lynch Lillian Crowell Mrs Clay Netherly Mrs James Howard and others along with street addresses and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Netherly
Hamilton-Princeton Road
James Howard
Brent Drive
Lace-Up Fashion Makes Stand in New Style Scene
Lace-up looks reshape the fashion scene with string and leather closings replacing buttons and zippers. The National Cotton Council notes little girls wear lace-up outfits, including a brown corduroy vest over a multicolor turtleneck, a matching skirt with front laces, and a blue knit dress laced with white on red. A red vinyl jumper laces with navy worn over a navy turtleneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cotton Council
Little Girls
Rainwear Styles Highlight Vinyl Car Coat Trends
Shiny wet textures dominate fashion notes with a favored short car coat in vinyl-coated cotton. The piece suits rain or shine and coordinates well with pantsuits. New trenchcoat styles feature breasted brass buttons, flared skirts, and self belts.
Party Fetes Patients at Longview State Hospital
The Women’s Department of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints provided refreshments for a patients party at Ward 69 in Longview State Hospital with Miss Mary Stultz as chair. Longview Social Service League board members hosted the event. The First Christian Church will host a luncheon at the hospital, and a league business meeting is planned this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Department
The
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Longview State Hospital
Mary Stultz
Longview Social Service League
Thomas Dunn
William Call
Robert Melampy
J.T. Orr
Homer Shepard
First Christian Church
Sorosis Club Meeting Planned for January 12
Sorosis Club will meet Tuesday January 12 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Garrett E Kauffman 111 Eaton Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Garrett E. Kauffman
Eaton Drive
The Un-Suit Trend for Teens Hits Fashion Pages
Readers note a growing teen fashion shift toward the un-suit combining vest suits bush-jacket suits and lace-front sweater suits. Styles appear in cotton corduroy denim-look knits and brushed denim.
Chapter One War Mothers Plan Veterans Party in Dayton
Chapter One American War Mothers met at the Legion Home to plan a party for veterans at Patrick Hospital in Dayton. Guests will be hostesses on January 15 with Mrs. Jolliff as pianist, and new members Beach Gillen and Robert Davis were welcomed and installed. The next meeting is set for January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hospital
Dayton
Legion Home
William Jolliff
E.T. Thompson
Arley Adkins
Charles Wells
George S. Fletcher
Beach Gillen
Vietnam
Robert Davis
William Pieratt
Fletcher
Reader Interest News Requisite for Middletown Journal
Paul Day of the Middletown Journal told Delta Kappa Gamma members that newspapers must serve what interests readers. He urged editors to lower pretenses and measure news by proximity to home, arguing readers want immediate usefulness and engagement alongside accuracy. He warned without being read and believed, papers cannot survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Day
Middletown Journal
Gamma Xi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Middletown High School
AAUW To Hear Talk On Pollution In Middletown
Middletown AAUW meets January 11 at 8 p.m. at the Women's Center to hear Mrs. David East discuss air pollution controls. East, chair of the Middletown Air Pollution Control Appeals Board and AAUW member, will show the filmstrip Man: An Endangered Species and urge practical steps individuals can take to curb pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Association of University Women
David Easton
Women's Center
Event program led by Miss Dorothy Rowe and meeting by Miss Mary Johnston
The program, arranged by Miss Dorothy Rowe, was followed by a business meeting directed by Miss Mary Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rowe
Mary Johnston
Washing clothes in full loads saves electricity and money
Advice emphasizes waiting for a full machine load before washing to reduce frequency. Fewer washes lower electricity use and save money.
Hair Stylist Visit Offers More Than A New Do
A salon visit provides professional guidance on the best style for your needs and expert color advice to match your complexion and enhance your individual beauty characteristics.
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Bernie
Helsel
Sheckler
Princess
Princess Barbara
Artemis
Pickwick
South Main St
Colonial Theatre
Weones
Iona Asher
Bouncy
Ann Hessel
Doris Helsel
Akron
Dale Is
Mrs. Helsel
Women’s Editor
Lee F. Weitzenkorn
James Haney
Martin St
Trenton
Edward Casebolt
Chapman St
Waynesville
Ronald Ellen
Sarah St., Franklin
James Miske
N. Broad St
Mrs
Michael Riley
Wilbraham Road
James Bowen
Hawthorn St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Vernon L. Lynch
Jackson Lane
Lillian Crowell
Minnesota St
Benajah Gustin
Franklin
Malvery Wells
Flemming Road
Lillian Tatman
Wayne Ave
Janie Shirley
Derrick Perrin
Yankee Road
Charles Schneider
Lebanon
Lela Sanders
Burton Road
Clarence DeBord
Dorothy Lane
Vicki Svarda
Barbara Drive
League
Tolay
Mr. Day
Cremeans Appliance & TV
E. State St. Trenton
FIRST
Consolidated Inc
Speaking
Faye Singleton
Clinton
Middletown, Ohio
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