Athens Delphian Plans Columbus District Meeting
The Columbus district of the Delphian Literary Society, including Columbus and twelve nearby cities, will convene at the First Presbyterian Church on April 30. About fifty delegates are expected with registration in the forenoon and a luncheon at The Colonial.
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Athens Delphian Society
Columbus
Delphian Literary Society
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
Maud Rutherford
West State Street
Colonial
Chillicothe
Cambridge
Logan
Middleport
Gallipolis
Jackson
Newark
Marietta
Granville
Harley Vance
God Is Love
Anna Karenini
Glen Staneart
C. R
Child Conservation League Meets at Rowland Home
The Child Conservation League held a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs. Hal H. Rowland’s 8 Franklin Avenue home. Members named their favorite spring flowers in roll call and Mrs. O K Parrett presented a paper on When Your Child Won’t Obey. Guest entertainer Angelia Woods Sharp read three pieces and Mrs. Robert Westbrook attended.
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Child Conservation League
Hal H. Rowland
Franklin Avenue
O. K. Parrett
Edward Sharp
Angelia Woods
Elmer Brown
James Whitcomb Riley
Crooked Faced
Robert Westbrook
Roger and
Marilyn
Frank Cone
The
Perfume and fashion notes charm readers with scent hints
The piece extols perfume's power to evoke memory and mood, suggesting skin warmth helps fragrance bloom. It advises discreet use, even scented upholstery, and promotes gathering more tips via a mailed leaflet. It also notes designer Marius and Couturier techniques with model variations in fashion shows.
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New York
Neighborhood Event Details for Franklin Avenue Home
The report notes the home of Mrs. Frank Cone on Franklin Avenue and mentions Mrs. C. M. Smith as the program leader.
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Frank Cone
Franklin Avenue
C. M. Smith
Ohio University Women Debating Team Wins State Championship
The Ohio University women’s debating team won the state conference championship at Kent State College after defeating Kent in a Tuesday night final. The affirmative squad included Helen Louise Cline Martha White and Geneva Coleman. The negative team, led by Elizabeth Force Margaret Haskins Rae Woolley and Margaret Slaughter, had defeated Wittenberg and Ohio Northern in March. 600 Nabby Lee Ames Chapter D. A. R. meets Saturday at 2:30 with Mrs. W. L. Gard.
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Ohio University
Kent State College
Ohio
Kent
Helen Louise Cline
Martha White
Geneva Coleman
Witenberg
Ohio Northern
Elizabeth Force
Margaret Haskins
Rae Woolley
Margaret Slaughter
SAIL FOR EUROPE A Rose couple from New York sail Bremen for two months
Mr and Mrs R Phillips Rose of New York City sail Tuesday night on the Bremen for Europe where they will spend two months and Mr Rose son of Mrs E T Rose of 12 East State Street is on an extended business trip to Europe for United States Rubber Company.
Mrs. Shaffer Linked to Cornwell Kin at Palmer Street
Mrs. Shaffer, sister of Mrs. Cornwell, is identified in correspondence from Mrs. Fred Cornell of 3 Palmer Street.
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Fred Cornell
Palmer Street
Shaffer
Cornwell
Students To Rehearse High School Musicians At Auditorium
County unit high school students join in a morning 10 o clock gathering at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium under Fred H. Sands. They split into chorus and orchestra for rehearsals then return at 1 PM before a Majestic theater entertainment. The concert at 7 30 features combined choruses and orchestra, cutting back from prior individual school per‑formances.
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Athens County Athletic and Oratorical Association
Ohio University Memorial Auditorium
Fred H. Sands
Majestic Theater
Sands
Grain figures show Ohio winter wheat weather impact
Grain figures indicate Ohio winter wheat suffered from March weather with leaves browning but little root damage. April 1 condition at about 8.8 percent versus a 10 year average of 74 percent, implying roughly 29,600,0600 bushels for 1932 per U S Agricultural Statistician A R Tuttle, with a comparison to prior years ongoing.
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Ohio
A. R. Tuttle
U. S
Grain crops and wheat stocks across Ohio April estimates
The report notes 50,524,000 bushels of wheat in 1931 with a 5-year average of 27,219,000. Ohio farms hold 13,193,000 bushels on April 1, up from 6,168,000 last year and above the 5-year average of 4,514,000. Rye is 89 percent good on April 1, seven points above average. pastures near normal at 79 percent.
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Ohio
Roosevelt Aims to Add Nebraska Delegates to Delegation Totals
Lincoln Neb April 13 Governor Franklin D Roosevelt candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination appears to count Nebraska s 16 delegate votes toward his convention total based on the Nebraska primary returns reported by Jo dy.
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Lincoln, Neb
U.P
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nebraska
Jody
Open face sandwich trends span creative garnishes and fillings
Historic menus describe the open face sandwich as a modern variant using a single bread slice with rich fillings. Cream cheese borders, stuffed olives, cucumber rings, tart jelly, pimento, riced egg yolk, seasoned mixtures, shrimp with caper borders show the era's inventive presentation.
Creative Sandwich Ideas For Elegant Tea Trays
The article suggests decorative sandwich shapes and fillings using various breads and spreads. It outlines bread choices, cutting methods into rounds, diamonds, and hearts, plus decorative touches like cheese and fruit centers. It also details tomorrow's menu items and methods for ribbon and checkerboard sandwiches.
Rolled Sandwiches With Butter Crusts And Nut Coatings
A culinary note describes rolled sandwiches using fresh thin bread crusts removed. Graham and white breads are spread with creamed butter, rolled tightly, then finished with pistachio nuts on graham and grated yellow cheese on white for color. The method emphasizes careful cutting and even spreading.
Appetizing trays cheer patients with small portions and variety
A hospital tip sheet advises not to ask a sick person what she wants to eat. It favors small portions and varied trays. A nearly ready tray with a flower or picture card is especially appreciated.
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Paris
Athens Messener
Monsieur Jacques
Couturier
Marius
Heliopolis
Au Revoir
O. U
Nabby Lee Ames
W. L. Gard
North Hill
Sail For
Europe
F. J. Ford
Youngstown
George Ford
Walker Street
E. Ford
Lancaster Street
Charles Ford
Charleston
W. Va
Samuel Ford
Huntington
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Kalamazoo, Mich
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Wallace Pratt
Ono Oe Chioana Library
Chubb
Anne Keating
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Current Events Club
Anna White
Pearl Street
C. C. Kerr
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Reed J. Downs
Richland Avenue
Leon Gold
Jerseyville Road
C. B. Shaffer
Muskegon, Mich
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