Who Should Mow the Grass Problem Arises in Each Household
A mother and son spar over weekly lawn care as a lesson in responsibility. The mother urges regular effort and hints at work for pay, arguing living means work, while the son offers excuses about picnics and dentists before promising to cut grass. She reflects on duty, family, and growing up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorps
Mack
Daddy
Smiths
Pete
John
Lillian
Harry
Carolyn
Bill
Hank
Letart Falls Man Will Attend National Family Convention
Rev. L. L. Roush of Worthington, historian of the Roush reunion, will preach at Plants M E Church Sunday and at Letart Falls in the evening before attending the 226th anniversary of the Roush and allied families in New Haven West Virginia. The column runs through social visits, birthdays, and local arrangements including Girl Scouts planning a camp trip to Chester August 17 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
L. L. Roush
Worthington
Roush and Allied Families of America, Inc
New Haven
W. Va
M. E. Church
Plants
J. H. Rogers
Ila
Athens
H. C. Alexander
Ravenswood
Carl Brogle
Kenneth
Calvert Allen
Charleston
Nancy Sayre
W. W. Varian
Boulder
Colo
Amanda Brown
J. D. Roush
A. W. Knappenberger
W. S. Knappenberger
Russell Beard
Virginia Lu
Joan
Columbus
D. H. Sharp
Ruth
Texas
Charley Jolley
E. A. Walden
Mary Wogan
Thursy
O. M. Hardman
Clyde Hardman
Milford
N. H
J. L. Wolfe
June Hayman
Ernest Ervin
Rio Grande
Floyd Chapman
J. S. Quick
Syracuse
W. M. Quick
Thomas
Nancy
Margaret Quick
Pittsburgh
Clyde Jones
Pomeroy
Emma Chapman
E. W. Balser
James Balser
Clair
H. Balser
Daughters of Industry
J. D. Law
Jimmie
Coal Grove
Coal Grove, and Mrs. Law's Parents and Niece, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Britton
Dorothy Hamilton
Mansfield
Garon Roush
Ed Cooney
Marietta
H. L. Pickens
East Liverpool
D. W. Webb
Spencer
Herbert Shields
Philson Norris
Harmony
Tau Norris
Tom Day
Bea Alice
Lincoln
Wear
Clara Day
T. W. Wagner
Frank Shane
Frank West
Akron
Clem West
Tanner's Run
W. M. Merriman
Bennie Blessing
Maxine
Melba Stewart
Letart
L. H. Roush
Rock Springs
R. L. Roush
Daisy Robinson
Williamson
Earl Robinson
Ethel Weber
Marion
B. W. Snyder
Richwood
G. G. Elliott
J. M. Hill
Earl Scott
C. B. Alexander
Mary Miller
Philip Yost
Beaver Falls
J. W. Sayti
Zeloiople
Franklin Norris
Greenfield
Sam Norris
Lyda Miller
Addie Hawthorne
James Donahue
Community Hall
Chester
Batter's gabardine beret-cap debuts for active sportsmen
A prominent batter introduces a gabardine beret-cap that blends beret and cap styles. It can be worn slant, or with the crown pulled forward and snapped to the headband. Available in many colors, the hybrid headwear suits sporty and dressy looks.
Roanoke Tragedy Remembered in North Carolina Commemoration
The 390 year old Roanoke tragedy is revived with Roosevelt's address at Fort Raleigh North Carolina. WPA built huts and a pageant by Paul Green mark the 350th anniversary of Virginia Dare and the failed 1587 settlement led by Sir Walter Raleigh.
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Mantec
N. C
New World
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fort Raleigh
Roanoke Island
North Carolina
England
Walter Ral
Eigh
Virginia Dare
American
Little Colony
John White
Ananias Dare
Elizabeth of
Roanoke
Albemarle Sound
John Smith
Jamestown
Virginia
America
Paul Green
Sir Walter Raleigh
Dover
Katherine Cole
Raoul Henry
Expert Explains Closing Pores Is Nonsense
Cosmics author Edythe Thornton Mc Leod rejects the idea that pores can be closed. She says pores stay small when active, and cleaning plus tonics and astringents refine pores. For sensitive skin, use milder products and blend night cream with paste.
Marriage Meddlers A Sequel to Married Comrades
Adele Garrison sketches a domestic dilemma as Lillian debates meddling Canadian suitors and protects Marion and Ronald Brixton. Marion asserts independence while Lillian fears losing her daughter, nudging her to choose safer dates with Ronald and Bob. The scene ends with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Ronald Brixton
Marion
Darling
Bill
Hank
Ronald
Bob
Concord Social And Personal Item Highlights Local Visits
Social notes from Concord show visits by Mr. and Mrs. J C Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. J C Johnson from Springfield. Mrs. W G Dennis of Columbus spent a week with her parents, and Marion Dennis stayed five weeks with relatives here. Local families hosted dinners and guests including Wemner, Dennis, Mildred Howard, Vera Wemner, Aldine Wemner, and Edith Kasler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
J. C. Carpenter
J. C. Johnson
Springfield
Margie Howard
W. G. Dennis
Columbus
R. H. Werner
Martin
Harold
Kent
Maynard Sayers
Edith Kasler
Charles Replogle
Akron
Miss Kasler
It's All Yours It's Said To Be Year's Surprise Comedy Hit
Mischa Auer discusses Hollywood as the global joke center ahead of the Athena Theater showing It's All Yours. He explains Hollywood's production and rapid spread of gags, the influence of top writers, and the high rate of jokes generated per script. Auer cites a joke traveling thousands of miles in hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joe Miller
Mischa Auer
Athena Theater
Auer
Shower Curtains Should Be Washed Regularly
The article advises washing shower bath curtains to remove dust and smudges and protect colors. Modern curtains shed water but respond to washing like fine fabric. For glazed or rubberized surfaces lay flat and sponge with lukewarm soap, rinse with clear water. Heavier cottons and untreated fabrics may go in the tub or washing machine.
More Jobs for Men Mean Weddings Will Increase Too
Column notes that rising male salaries from Columbia Harvard and Carnegie Tech boost marriage prospects. It cites higher job calls, salaries around 120 dollars monthly, and a call for practical budgeting and sturdy marriage roots amid economic pioneering. It adds Scotland Yard faces a formal criticism committee to assess its administration.
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Helen Welshimer
Columbia University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Harvard
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WPA
Ony
Alicia Hartner
Edythe Thornton McLeod
Adele Garrison
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Athens County
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