A Friend In Need Sophia Nagle Remembered In Glouster
Sophia Nagle longtime Glouster school janitor who cared for students and teachers, shared warmth with blankets and pumpkin pies, mentored many grads, and kept helping others after retirement until health slowed her. Her son R S Nagle lives in Columbus. daughter Mary is deceased. she leaves four grandchildren seven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Sophia Nagle
Fairlawn Ave
Sophia
Kermit Blosser
Glouster
Ohio University
Mildred
R. S. Nagle
Columbus
Mary
Mrs Henry Evans Returns Home From Convalescing Visit
Mrs Henry Evans of The Plains has returned home after four months in Lancaster recovering from cataract surgery at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. Mrs Richard Shoemaker formerly Betty Brooks of Oxford Michigan was her guest visiting relatives in Oxford New Marshfield Albany Guysville Glouster and Mineral. She plans to return home this weekend.
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Henry Evans
the Plains
Gertrude Bay
Lancaster
Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital
Richard Shoemaker
Betty Brooks
Oxford
Mich
W. A. Brooks
Marietta Ave
Kenneth Brooks
New Marshfield
William C. Brooks
Albany
Edward Braglin
Glouster
John Davis
Guysville
Phyllis Brooks
Hastings Road
Leslie Allbaugh
Mineral
Vienna's Unconventional Youth Policy Emphasizes Noninterference
Vienna's EduCom Miss Gertrude Sandner argues nonconformist students are best kept by allowing rebellion within the law and avoiding strict prohibitions. She notes few long hair wearers in class, cites cultural programs for youths, and compares Vienna’s higher per-pupil spending and art initiatives with U.S. districts. She also highlights early language education and inclusive financial aid for higher study.
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Vienna
Gertrude Sandner
United States
Wilton
Fear of injuries in young children eased by gradual exposure
Dr. Myers cautions that many children under six fear hurts from ordinary play and water. Parents should avoid shame or forcing activities, instead easing the child through small, confident steps and shared experiences with peers to build tolerance and self confidence. Begin prevention from infancy, stay calm during minor accidents, and introduce new experiences gradually.
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Garry C. Myers
Dear Abby Wisdom From A Month Of Married Life
The column recalls three reader letters about hair mayonnaise myths, meddling mother in law, and a harsh dinner table critic. Advice suggests avoid unnecessary kitchen cleaning, consider gentler approaches, and keep meals calm to protect a son’s health and family harmony.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Crazy Crust Apple Pie Recipe by Marian Reeder
Penarth column shares Crazy Crust Apple Pie using a batter crust poured into a pan. Ingredients include flour baking powder salt sugar egg shortening water and apple filling with lemon juice and spice. Preheat to 425 and bake 45 to 50 minutes.
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Marian Reeder
Hints From Heloise Hook Ideal Zipper Pull
A mother uses metal shower curtain hooks on zipper pulls to help children zip unzip and hang jackets, then shares tips on peeling potatoes with a cooking spoon, turning belts with strings, and testing baked goods with spaghetti strands.
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Heloise
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