Kiwanis Bridge Tourney Sees 92 Participants in Athens
Ninety-two players joined the third round of the Athens Kiwanis Club auction and contract bridge tournament at Hotel Berry to aid underprivileged Athens County children. Prof. R L Morton and Prof. R H Paynter led the contract division, while Mr and Mrs J H Hinden topped the auction. Other top contract scores included Mrs Harry Beckley and Mrs Pansy Morgan in second and H C Bobo with M D Worley in third. Attendance climbs from 64 in round one and 76 in round two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Athens
R. L. Morton
R. H. Paynter
J. H. Hinden
Earl Beckley
Athens County
Harry Beckley
Pansy Morgan
H. C. Bobo
M. D. Worley
Tom Biddle
Dean John R. Johnston
James Biddie
Louis Schouch
Friendly Chats by Marian Walters on the town life
The column reflects on theater memories and daily social scenes from the town drag. It recalls past stage work and Oxford accents while noting local events such as a prize fight, a bridge tournament, dances, lodge meetings, church schooling, and visits by Mrs. Florence Myers of Logan staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bart Davidson at 157 North Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Animal Kingdom
Bowery
Ourself
Mr. Twiller
Bart Davidson
North
Congress Street
Davidson
Florence Myers
Logan
Music Study Club Plans Mozart Themed February Session
At the February Music Study Club meeting at Miss Nellie McGowan s home the program featured Mozart works and a violin and piano recital. Performers included Helen Cavanaugh Emma Strahl Vernon Trout and Robert Bingman with pieces from Don Giovanni Divertimento No 17 and Figaro. The next meeting is scheduled for March at Miss Helen Cavanaugh s home. Also reported are brief health updates for L H Smith and Ed Walker improving and undergoing treatment after injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Study Club
Nellie McGowan
Mozart
Helen Cavanaugh
Emma Strahl
Mies
Siath Symphony
Vernon Trout
Robert Bingman
D A R Meet at Williams Residence In Ames Chapter
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of D A R will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 50 o'clock at the home of Miss Mary Williams 26 South College Street Assisting hostesses are Mrs George Coe Mrs P G Hibbard Mrs J B E Cline Mrs Harry OBleness Mrs C H Grosvenor and Mrs Florence Lash Williams The subject is The Chicago World Fai l In 1933 by Mrs J B Cline Marian Bush Snyder will speak on D A R chapters in England
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nabby Lee Ames
Mary Williams
South College Street
George Coe
P. G. Hibbard
J. BE. Cline
Harry O'Bleness
C. H. Grosvenor
Florence Lash Willams
Chicago
J. B. Cline
Marian Bush Snyder
London
the Messenger
England
Patriotic Program Planned At First Methodist Church
The King's Heralds and Little Light Bearers will meet at First Methodist Church parlor Saturday from 3 to 4 PM for a George Washington birthday celebration. Miss Lillian Williamson and Miss Edith Stine sponsor the event and have prepared an interesting program, urging every member to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Heralds
First Methodist Church
George Washington
Lillian Williamson
Edith Stine
Higley Study Circle Hears Poetry Review
Higley Study Circle held Annual Guest Day at Mrs. O. D. Morrison’s home on Morris Avenue with 60 attendees. Dr. H. R. Wilson of Ohio University spoke on American Poetry and read excerpts while Bertha Schaber performed piano selections. Tea followed supervision by club president Mr. George Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley Study Circle
O. D. Morrison
Morris Avenue
H. R. Wilson
Ohio University
Bertha Schaber
George Coe
Morrison
A. J. Laverty
George S. Moldren
Andrew
Sweets for Children and Proper Dessert Timing
The article emphasizes desserts in a child's daily diet, noting that overly sweet foods can reduce appetite for vegetables and grains. It advises that sweets should be served at the end of meals and not on an empty stomach to prevent digestive upset, while recognizing sugar as a valuable fuel when used appropriately.
Passport in Hand and Hollywood Bound Menu Notes
A dated nutritional guidance text discusses sugar use in foods, child portions, and dessert options. It advises delaying rich preserves for small children, recommends gentle frozen desserts, and outlines a tomorrow’s menu with breakfast lunch and dinner items including fruits, custards, jellies, and vegetables.
Describing Sugar Use and Dessert Choices for Children
The article notes flavor often satisfies appetite before body needs and warns excess sugar irritates the stomach and crowds out nutritious foods. Junket is praised as an ideal dessert for small children due to its simplicity and sugar content.
Fewer School Days Lost Due To Colds
Greensboro tests among hundreds of children show a saving of almost two thirds of time out from school due to colds. The article promotes the Vicks Plan for better Cold control and explains how to follow it in each package of Vicks VapoRule and Vicks Nose and Throat Drops.
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Greensboro
N. C
Vicks
Adv
Dessert varieties for children balance nutrition
The article suggests stewed fruits and desserts provide a range of choices for children that do not diminish appetite for staple nourishing foods.
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Woman Recalls Relief After Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A Berlin resident Mia Heven writes that after a neighbor recommended Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her side pains vanished. She reports improved appetite color and energy enabling her to work without lying down.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Heven
Milford Road
Berlin
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M. E. Twiss
J. M. Higgins
George Rutkoskie
Marian Walters
Berry
Moysee
Washington &I
Majestic Theatre Bldg
Cameron Bros
United Commercial Travelers
R. of P. Hall
Betty Crocker
Betty Crockers
Rauch’s
Girl
Elizabeth Johnson
Cincinnati
Columbus
Miss Johnson
University of Cincinnati Law School
L. H. Smith
Magnetic Springs
Ed Walker
University Hospital
Williams
Higley Study Circle Hears Poetry Review
Needle Club
Wilson Norris
East State Street
Norris
Carl Rameey
A. D. McPherson
Club
Rameey
John R. Sprague
St. Louis
Barnes Hospital
John True Sprague
John Sprague
University of Cincinnati
Bridge Dial
Hollywood
Elizabeth Allen
Kroger Stores
Lug
Pineapple Country Club
Apple Butter Country Club
Fine Corn Country Club
Country
Gelatine Country Club
Ags
Tomato Juice Country Club—For Health
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Fancy W
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Ole
Country Club
Chuck Roast
U. S
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Bulk
Floridas
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KOTEX
Preston
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