Surprise Parties and Meetings Fill Local Social Scene
A string of social events unfolds from surprise parties for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilkins and Miss Marie Caldwell to birthday celebrations for Miss Caldwell. Community groups from the Swedish Lutheran church, Trinity Memorial church, and local clubs organize luncheons, sewing for the Red Cross, rubber drives, and a postponed Olympic club dance amid winter weather. Recitals at the Conservatory of Music and Philo Mel club meetings add cultural notes, while other gatherings include a Swastika club luncheon and a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Marvin Wilkins
Peterson
Jackson Run
Wilkins
Aliss
Clara Peterson
Trinity Girl's Club
Trinity Memorial Church
Red Cross
Anna Rockwell
Irontic iron tonic touted by Buffalo doctors
An advertisement extols Irontic, an iron and herbal blood maker and nerve tonic promoted by Doctor Pierce and his Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York. It claims to boost energy stamina and red blood cell production and notes available 6 cent vials with trial offers and comparisons to Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a gentle herbal laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce’s Surgical Institute
Local residents and visitors stop by on business
A stream of people arrives and departs from the city on various business and social visits. M Kresge of Dubois and M K Grier of Union Telephone travel to Kane and others, including Mrs Rose Rogers and Mrs Audry Casey Palmer, join trips east or return from Washington and Baltimore.
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Co. M. Kresge of
Dubois
M. K. Grier
The
Union Telephone Company
Kane
T. E. Sheldon
Bell Telephone Company
Homemakers Club meets Thursday at Y W C A
Y W C A hosts the Homemakers Club on Thursday night for a regular weekly meeting. The M N Club will gather Friday night at Miss Hazel Barnidollar's home, 114 Main Avenue, with a pleasant evening planned and an important business session. Women urged to read The Woman's Shop advertisement on page 7, describing the season's greatest sale.
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Homemakers Club
M. N
Hazel Barnidollar
Main Avenue
Athens Ga Town Survey Finds 300 To 500 Nonessential Workers
A Georgia extension survey of Athens reveals 300 to 500 men in a town of 20 000 idle in nonessential jobs. It recommends moving labor to farms to grow food for the war, citing forty licensed chauffeurs where thirty five are nonessential and noting women could fill gaps. The piece urges towns nationwide to apply the acid test and shift workers to farm labor to aid victory in Europe.
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Athens
Hindenburg
Kaiser
Berlin
Georgia Extension
Red Cross
France
Williams Pink Pills Promise Strength And Health
Debility harms work and efficiency, not a disease of a single organ but a general unfitness. The ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building tonic rather than a stimulant, claiming they renew health and energy and citing availability from local druggists and a free book offer from Schenectady NY.
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Willams
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
War era survey questions town labor roles in Athens Georgia
A fragmented survey passage asks if Athens Georgia will turn nonessential town workers into productive activity during wartime. It references deliverymen soft drink dispensers surplus servants and farmers seeking labor for crop production as part of a broader effort to mobilize labor for the war.
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Athens
Our Greatest Sale Announces Historic Eleven Year Run
The Warren Times reports Stein The Woman's Shop unveils a historic sale on page 7 marking eleven years in business. The ad emphasizes unprecedented discounts and invites readers to visit the store for special bargains during the event.
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I Am
Weny
Baker& Johnson
Pride of the North
Dent Leaning & Eureka
Bell
Union
Jamieson
Liberty
Citizens National Bank
Penn’a
Helen Kaltenbach
Will Keltenbach
Madison Avenue
Joe Johnson
Franklin St
Laura Smith
Olympic Club
Marie Caldwell
Hazel Street
S. D. Tibbits
Swastika Club
Conewango Avenue
Flora Barr
Knitting Club
East Street
Agnes Biers
Warren
Frances Mallory
Renovo
Conservatory of Music
Rubenstein
Chopin
Aliss Mailer
Roma
Conservatory
Miss Mallory
Pearle Mallory
Pearle Beatty
Winifred Burchard
William Ritchie
Philomel
Woman’s Club
L. B. Campbell
Moore
Kitchen
Abbott
Z. B. Eddy
R. C. Pickett
W. J. Hamiston
Putnam
Doughty
Hawkey
Moskowski
Miss Larsen
Miss Hamiston
Fontenailles
Worrell
Essence Fox
Conarro
Geracimos
Leen Aeeeee
H. D’ Auble
Miss Keller
Miss Knowlton
Wadsworth
Barty
H. A. Mahaffey
Alson Street
State Hospital For the
Suter
Robert J. Clawson
Corydon
Fred Walcott
New York City
Boone Greenland
Ninton
W. Va
Audry Casey Palmer
Youngsville
John L. Arters
Sunbury
A. W. Arters
Martin Beshlin
Jefferson Avenue
Washington, D. C
E. H. Beshlin
M W. Shutt
R. G. Tucker
Sarah Thurston
Brunson
Woman’s Missionary Associaton
United Brethren Church
William Pierce
Baltimore
Maryland
Mr. Pierce
Washington
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Y. W. G. A. Notes
Atlantic Refining Co
R. K. Russell’s
Autocar
Autocar Co
Ardmore
Crescent Floral Gardens
Columbia
Stein
Johnson Clothier Liberty Street
E. D. Everts
HDW
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