Mr and Mrs Cooper Feted at The Beeches in Athens Luncheon
Mr Myers Y Cooper former governor of Ohio and Mrs Cooper arrive in Athens forenoon luncheon at The Beeches hosted by Bush and Craig families. Guests include Mr Mrs Rathburn and Mayor Wood. Afternoon reception at Hotel Berry followed by a Chamber Kiwanis dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cooper
the Beeches
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Cooper
Athens
Bush Home
The
Beeches
Gordon K. Bush
T. W. Craig
Charles F. Rathburn
Robert 8. Wood
Bush
Hotel Berry
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Spring Party At Cottage Tea House Recalls Mild Evening
Mrs. W. N. Fleck and Mrs. EB. D. Cooley hosted a spring party at the Cottage Tea House. Six tables were decorated with sweet peas and moss ferns and six prizes were awarded including high score to Mrs. 8. K. Burson and travel prize to Mrs. C. A. Hooper. It notes visits of W. Va. residents and a death in Delaware, plus Mrs. Coe’s candidacy for county treasurer.
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W. N. Fleck
EB. D. Cooley
Cottage
8. K. Burson
E. L. Church
Sam Warren
D. R. Morris
C. A. Hooper
William Williams
William W. Coe
Fast State Street
Coe
Pressure cooking makes new shredded biscuit tastier
Kellogg introduces a pressure cooked whole wheat biscuit with shredded texture and uniform browning. Each biscuit is easier to digest and crisper, with a 15 biscuit package in a convenient two per serving size. The product, marked by red and green packaging, targets breakfast and meals.
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Kellogg’s
Opanions Company
Kellogg
Philadelphia
Citiren
Batile
Mutton for Family Meals and Tomorrow's Menu
The article explains mutton advantages for family meals, noting its strong flavor and affordable price relative to lamb. It describes cuts like leg shoulder and saddle, judging quality, and details a complete day’s menu featuring a mutton cassrole with vegetables and a breakfast lunch and dinner plan including specific ingredients and portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
City Spring Clean Up Tree Planting Planned by Federation
Athens City Pecoration opened its meeting with a flag salute led by Mrs. Helen Lawrence. A committee was formed to cooperate with the City Service Department for the annual spring clean-up. The postponed community tree planting at West State Street Cemetery was rescheduled to April 15. Plans for a tree planting along the new South Bridge entrance were discussed to beautify highways for the George Washington bicentennial, with federation cooperation sought.
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Athens City
West State Street
F. W. Reed
New South Bridge
George Washington
Federation
T. M. Wolfe
Board of Health
Monday Bridge Club Party at Hillcrest
Monday evening the Hillcrest home of Mrs. W. E. Moler hosted a dinner bridge by the Monday Bridge Club. The club, three tables strong, awarded two scores to Mrs. J. H. McClure and Mrs. W. E. Moler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest
Cluir
W. E. Molers
Harry McKinstry
Ernest W. Coe
J. H. McClure
W. E. Moler
Supreme Court to hear Allen County sewer bond case
Hearing on the $1,000,000 Allen County sewer bond case will begin in the United States Supreme Court on Thursday April 14. Local officials expect the case to affect municipal financing and sewer projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Allen County
United States Supreme Court
Hat Chat: From Bronze Buns to Modern Headgear
A lively survey traces hat fashion from ancient bare heads to medieval conical caps, through Marie Antoinette and French styles, to modern chic silhouettes. It riffs on social influence, fabric scraps for home crafts, and a promotional offer for an illustrated leaflet on a flowered bedspread and new summer accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Mademoiselle
Marie Antoinette
Belle Poule
Paris
Vera Borea
Rev Wilcon to Speak at Athens Presbyterian Service
At Athens Presbyterian Church Rev A Wilcox will speak Wednesday at 7 p m on The Last Things concluding the study series based on Dr W N Clark book Outlines of Theology
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Presbyterian Church
A. ¥. Wilcox
W. N. Clark
Cold Showers as a Top Beauty Treatment Then and Now
The article extols baths for beauty and health and promotes the cold shower as the best beauty treatment. It notes cold showers were once seen as odd but have gained acceptance among proponents of skin care and vitality.
RAMA Rheumatism Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief
Quick's Cut Rate advertises RAMA claiming to stop rheumatic pain within a week or your money back. It asserts pain eases on day one and swollen joints, crutches, and canes vanish as muscles loosen. The ad guarantees full satisfaction or refund regardless of condition.
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Monsieur
Miladi
Rama
Quick
Adv
Cold Showers for Beauty and Vitality
Emphasizes medical approval for cold showers as a beauty aid. Suggests morning routines with hot water before a cold rinse, and recommends optional tubs if no shower. Claims brisk cold water stimulates circulation, brightens eyes, boosts energy, and enhances overall vitality.
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Globe
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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Harlene Woods
Horace M. Bing
Delaware
H. Bing
Bing
Mariana
Kelloge
Agarex
Bain
PNET
Rexall
Cline’s Pharmacy
Delphian Literary Club
H. G. Vance
H. A. McCaskill
Leo Tolstoi
Glen Staneart
Anna Carolina
Tolstoi
Bob Griser
Max Bartoe
Columbus
Billie Caldwell
Caldwell
Inlaw
James A. Caldwell
Ellis Avenue
Laurel Locke
Indianapolis
Milo Ford Clapp
Cleveland
Misa Helier Hedden
Bertha Schaber
Faculty of Music
Ohio University
Federated Music Clubs
Federated Clubs For Music Supervisors
Miss Hedden
Miss Schaber
Woman's Music Club of
Mise Ruth Espenshade
Newark
C. W. Harvey
Second Street
Miss Espenshade
Louis Dawson
Harvey
Paul Hauserman
Pauline Kempton
Mansfield
Ohto
Fifth Avenue
New York
Athens Messenger
Wilcon
el Parry
Zim
Nelson
Save Now
Colonial Club
Club Fleur du Midi
Inhalit
Egpeca
Origina
Moore
Kerr’s
Athens, Ohio
Vern G. Rogers
of New
Grones & Link
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Majestic Theatre
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