Year , Baby and Mine by Myra Meyer Eldred in Playpen
A reader column by Myra Meyer Eldred discusses playpens for babies under 14 months, offering tips from juggling two children 13 months apart to safe playroom ideas. It notes mothers should avoid overusing the playpen, encourage environmental exploration, and balance care with daily chores. The piece references Mrs. L J and Mrs. C S and invites letters via the Des Moines Iowa syndicate.
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Myra Meyer Eldred
Playpen
Ishy
Ady
Rourst
Andur
Son Hing
Sk Mary's
St. Ambrose
Knights of
Coliashus
Lesemup Alge
Alice Salat
Innent Bonkle
Atla
Anyour
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Hay
Gare
The
Register and Tribone Syndicate
Des Moines
I Towa
Huffmans Anniversary Observance Noted in Daleville Gala
Mr and Mrs Jay Huffman plan a family dinner at their Daleville home marking their welding anniversary after forty years of residence There are six children two daughters deceased two grandchildren and several step grandchildren The article also mentions visitors Mrs Ethel Van Winkle and Mrs Ada Rinker plus a Methodist WSCS meeting and Rural Mail Carrier gathering with local residents attending
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Dalevillis
Jay Huffman
Daleville
Mia
Neatrice Metzeur
Yorktawn
Wiarold Hiffman Sindttre
Muryeen Gibson
Anderson
Dwight Woulman
San Diego
Calif
Misa Erna Ballinger
Ethel van Winkle
Short Hills
N.Y
Ada Rinker
van Winkle
Miami
Phi
WSCS
Methodist Church
Leah Calvert
Jvered Zirkle
United Nations
Ada Hicker
Ray Huffman
Arthur Zetts
Ray Smith
Starge Farrow
Joe Halfeld
Edna Ballinger
Aicnie
Cheminga Club House
Service Guild
CWF
The
Christian Church
Ralph Marlin
D. Ei. Shirey
Martha Jirele
Cary Hichmah
New Castle
Richard LaVallee
Baby Mark
Irn Net
Richland Township Farm Bureau Meeting and Ice Cream Supper
Richland township Kim Bureau met at Bethany Christian church on Thursday June 2 for its monthly meeting and annual ice cream supper. Paul Jessup chaired the meeting with Rev. Kermit Pugh delivering a talk on Understanding Creates Better Relationship. Winners in the cake baking contest will advance to the county event at Beulah Park Alexandria. Nancy Lawler and Lucretia Lawler won top poster prizes in township and county contests. Weekend visitors and a principal’s retirement dinner at Pine Manor highlighted community notices.
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Bethany Vnlinity
Richland Township
Kim Bureau
Bethany Christian Church
Paul Jessup
Basin
Kermit Pugh
Film Bureau
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Angel Food Cake
Judy Chambers
James Torters
Callege Corner School
Pine Manor
Spring Mowers
Peonies
Hector Lawlor
Brooks Yost
Everett Wood
Tannerr
James Teefers
Farm Bureau Units To Meet At Lapel
Farm Bureau units plan a joint meeting with Stoney Creek at the Lapel Lions Club building. Tendleton resident Chivones Rogers will show photographs from his Europe trip. Alber Jallikin presides.
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Farm Bureau
Lapel
Vpebbkinsville O Dacksan Vownshiy Farm
Tvne
Stoney Creek Farm Bureau
Lapel Lions Club
Chivones Rogers
Tendleton
Europe
Alber Jallikin
Ferkingville Methodist Church Vacation Bible School
Willian Green
Fifth Street Church Bible School Plans Sail With Christ
Fifth Street Methodist Church announces a Daily Vacation Bible School themed Sailing With Christ running Monday to Friday with sessions for kindergarten to intermediate ages. Mrs. Louis Ruh directs with helpers across preschool through intermediate groups. Friday evening program showcases student progress and parental attendance opportunity. Over 120 enrolled last year.
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Christ
Fifth Street
Methodist Church
Louis Ruh
Ruh
Thomas Donaldson
Pat May
Pat Hart
Linda Fawbush
Wailer Norris
Jiurry Lang
Everett Wilkinson
Donna Wilhelm
Mary Datu Boyd J
Vegal Higgins
Lander Ellis
Judy Norris
Eva Yust
Judy Ruth
Clarence Boyd
Bug May
Ijonie Hunt
Kay Waugh
Marriage Licenses Issued For Wilson and Gaither Pair
Billy Lee Wilson of Fairmount born 1934 and factory employee marries Carolyn Sue Gaither of Fairmont born 1988 in a license filing recorded by local authorities. The couple’s details include their birth years and shared Fairmount Fairmont residences as recorded.
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Billy Lee Wilson
Fairmount
Carolyn Sue Gaither
Fairmont
Daleville iEvents and social notes recap
A jumble of local social items lists Daleville residents hosting gatherings and visiting friends. Notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Tra Neff, Judy Neff, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams, Talley Ho Bridge Club events, prize winners at bridge, visits to Columbus Ohio, and nearby family travel. Also includes brief workplace and property updates with neighbors in Spring Valley and Anderson nearby.
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Daleville
Tra Neff
Harald Bechler
Columbus
Floyd McWilliams
Ralph Martin
Market Sunderland
Q. A. Tucker
Glyde McKee
Carl Sumerland
Alton Tally
Jerry
Russell Roudebush
Anderson
James Brown
Nov 'Hlasville
M. Winters
Spring Valley
Dill York
Carl Cromer
Elmer Spangler
Road
Margaret Rinker
Arlene
Jover Ellen
Muncie
Why Grow Old
Josephine Lowman urges confronting small fears to gain self respect and vitality. The piece notes daily life changes after overcoming anxiety about aging, social groups, or body image. It promotes gradual exposure, swimming fear, and personal growth, offering a leaflet for readers to request more guidance.
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Gaiely
Chisso
Aelie
Dane
Winn
Leman Hn Swen
Josephine Lowman
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Herling
Jos Crouse
Mosalind Sibery
Bob Holliday
Miss Tapers
Jack Macy
Diana Achor
Tom Darline Blackwell
David
Pettigrew
Barbara Peel
Larry Byrne
Sharon Swain
David Schuster Cleveland
Suda Moneyhan
Darline Blackwell
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Byrne
Barbara Burton
Doulher ‘Art
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Crisp and Peuciol
Tall
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Ford
Rth
Hatter
Mapel
Evan Gondilion
Manly
Athias
Tess
Fords
Fred Welker
Richland Two
Oslo
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Fifth Street Church
Bible
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