Anniversary Circle Meeting Seeks Potluck Dinner
Ad hoc Circle hosts a Friday gathering at Mansfield home for a potluck dinner with four person dish contributions. Mrs. McHarg presided, a birthday cake was presented, and a song recited about the circle’s value to the town. Beatrix Rosser led in high score with Goldie and Eva among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Roach
Beatrix Rosser
Goldie
Hannah Mills
Evan
Harold Meister
pHarg
Gloria Gwynne Vanderbilt Visits Palm Beach Winters
Gloria Gwynne Vanderbilt enjoys a southern retreat as she spends winter at Palm Beach. The social figure is seen amid sun and social scenes, reflecting the season's famed gatherings and seaside elegance.
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Palm Beach
Bridge fundraiser planned for January thirtieth
The bridge committee for the Presidents birthday Ball meets at the Masonic Temple with the Child Committee to raise funds via benefit cards bingo and other games. Immediate contact is urged to join the effort led by Boccena with Ernest Gross Mrs Fred Mrs Morrison and L Church among the committee members. Each participant may play any afternoon or evening in the next ten days, with a minimum contribution of twenty cents.
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Idge
Tues
Child Committee
T. R. Bidice
Masonic Temple
Ans
Eds
Boccena
Ernest Gross
Fred
M. C. Morrison
L. Church
Radio Program Notes and Guest List for Evening Broadcasts
A listing of radio acts and performers town by town including Jack Armstrong singing Lady Orphan Annie and other acts such as Terry and Ted, Lombardo Orchestra, Vincent Lopez, Grace Moore, Wayne King, Easy Aces, Popeye and more with station lineups and times. The program notes cover musical performances, dramatic readings, comedy teams, and orchestras.
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Terry and
Ted
Jack Armstrong Goldbergs
Buck Rogers
Bobby Benson
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘'N
Andy Myrt
Mal Lilac
Ted Husing
Sam Hot Dates
Boake Carter Madriguera Orch
Lombardo Road
Money
Richard Crooks
Pat Richard Crooks
Pat
Minstrels
Radio Theater
Minstrels Radio Theater
Grace Moore Radio Theater
Wayne King
Los Amigos
Clyde Barrie News
Denny Orch
Darktown
Vincent Lopes
Reichman Orch
Vincent Lopez
Kemp
Morton Downey
Phi Kappa Tau Winter Formal Dances At Hotel Berry
About fifty five couples attended Phi Kappa Tau winter formal at Hotel Berry with W. W. Marot’s band from Columbus. Donald Pace led the grand march with Miss Alma Gray. favors were small lamp tokens. chaperons included Dean John R. Johnston and Prof. Jukes.
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W. W. Marot
Columbus
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Hotel Berry
Donald Pace
Alma Gray
Charles Emish
Jack Clifton
Roger Humphrey
Russie Cheadle
John R. Johnston
Vincent Jukes
G. N. Kyle
Arthur Cornwell
Homer Dorman
K. G. Wise
Helen Nevel
James Householder
Paul Mansfield
Lucy Matthews
Winter Frolic at Logan Club Stages Wednesday
The Cooperative Club in Logan will stage a Winter Frolic on Wednesday evening. The club is formed by Betas and Deltas, with the affiliated girls organization Sigma Phi Gamma noted in the report.
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Logan
Cooperative Club
Sigma Phi Gamma
Future Homemakers Meet At Ames Bern School
Members of the Future Homemakers Association at Ames Bern School hosted guests from the Future Farmers Association and teachers Tuesday night in the high school building. Miss Eleanor Strode presided during the business session followed by a social hour with dancing and games. The Freshman Class served refreshments. Mrs John Finsterwald returned from Columbus where her husband recently underwent surgery at Grant Hospital and is improving.
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Future Homemakers Association
Ames-Bern School
John Finsterwald
Rose St
Columbus
Grant Hospital
Finsterwald
Social Calendar for Jan 20 21 Monday events
Austin Conradi piano recital at Memorial Auditorium Monday 8 p m under Woman's Music Club. Legion Minstrels at Athens High School Auditorium 8 15 p m. Sunny Sewing Circle meets 7 30 p m Ellen Stokoe 24 Smith St. Dusty Miller lecture at Junior-Senior PTA 7 30 p m in Miss Connellts room. Mechanicsburg Parent Singers 7 30 p m in schoolhouse. Ohio University Faculty Women's Club dinner 6 p m Mme Nicola Rousseau address.
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Austin Conradi
Memorial Auditorium
Woman's Music Club
Legion Minstre
Athens High School
Sunny Sewing Circle
Ellen Stokoe
Smith St
Mary Connett
Mechanicsburg
Ohio University Faculty
Mme
Nicola Rousseau
Bilmwood Pl
Edith Wray
America
Panama
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 64
Ohio
W. K. Patterson
Hobson Study Circle
H. E. Benz
M. E
Fast Side Mothersingers
Hartenbach
Morris Ave
West Side Parent-Teacher Association
Ward Radford
Child Health and Protection Committee
Health Commissioner's Office
Planting Seeds of Illness at the Table
A family discussion on illness spreads anxiety at home. Ruthie,Gate Ingrid? the child, senses illness and feigns sickness after checking with a thermometer. Experts warn mental attitudes influence physical health and urge careful talk around children.
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Aunt Molly
Annie
Mother
William
Ruth
Ruthie
John
Grandma
Kind
Cotton Frocks To Be Shown In Textile Show
The AAUW consumer group and Ohio University Home Economics Department present two textile education programs in late January. On January 27 at 7:30 p.m. Miss Catherine Cleveland will lecture on choosing and caring for cotton textiles and present 40 cotton costumes for 1936 spring and summer. A backdrop features decorative and household cottons. The event is sponsored by the university’s Home Economics Department. On January 30 at 7:30 p.m. Miss Gladys Winegar of the Textile Education Bureau in New York discusses Spring Fabrics for Clothing and Home at the Women's Faculty Club.
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AAUW
Home Economics
Ohio University
Catherine Cleveland
Cotton Textile Institute
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Home Economics Department
Consumer Group
Gladys Winegar
Textiles Education Bureau of New York
Soviet women praised for freedom and opportunity
Anna Louise Strong, lecturer on Russian affairs, calls Russian women the happiest in the world due to emotional and economic freedom. She notes high female employment, few job restrictions for married women, and a culture encouraging independent education and careers. The youth are seen as energetic and capable, with open prospects in the Soviet Union.
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New York
Anna Louise Strong
Miss Strong
Tashkent
Russia
Soviet
Women Club Meeting And Birth Announcement
The Business and Professional Women’s Club will meet Thursday at 7:20 p.m. in club rooms. A bridge tournament continues. Mrs. P. G. Hibbard hosts a meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. Floyd and Mrs. Cross announce the birth of a son on Sunday January 19. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. O. E. B. Cross and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Reeder.
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U. Cc. Dd. Club
P. G Hibbard
N. Lancaster St
Floyd Cross
F. Union St
O. EB. Cross
University Ter
H. W. Reeder
Albany
Using leftover cooked cereal in omelets
Leftover cooked cereal can supplement eggs in an omelet improving flavor and extending servings. It adds bulk without changing overall texture, creating a heartier breakfast option.
Crumbs for Breading Dry Oven Toasted for Croquettes
Best bread crumbs for coating croquettes or thickening soups are made by drying bread in the oven and grinding in a food chopper.
Uses for yolks include custards and cakes
Egg yolks may be kept for several days if covered with cold water and put in the ice box. They have many uses such as custards sunshine cake orange icing and scrambled eggs.
Howard Hall Formal at Union Highlights Union Event
Somber black and blues with bright yellow spring prints set the stage for the Howard Hall formal in the Men's Union Saturday night. 125 couples danced to Ted Wildersmuth orchestra amid a Grecian inspired gold and white backdrop.
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Ted Wildersmuth
Betty Moregan
Johna Stewart
Jackson
Martha Hitchcock
Lee Baker
Ohio State University
Mary Helen Fretts
Howard Hall
Ollie Skidemore
Irma F. Voigt
James Patrick
B. A. Taylor
Edwin T. Hellebrandt
L. BR. Heil
Mary Jane Hitchcock
Mary T. Ness
Anne Beasley
Ohio Wesleyan
Clocks at County Building Go Haywire
Strangers and locals are confused by the courthouse clock that fails to function. Repairs have been made repeatedly on the electric clock system, but it still goes haywire and none of the office clocks work. The bell atop the courthouse also tolls irregularly.
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Logan
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