The Summer Garden Is Title Of Paper Read At Garden Club
The paper by Dean of Women Irma E. Voigt entitled The Summer Garden discusses garden planning and the factors shaping a true garden. It covers sun exposure, lot size and shape, background structures, soil, and the need for care, with guidance on borders, beds, and the use of bulbs, annuals, and perennials for continuous bloom.
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Dean Voigt
Irma E. Voigt
Garden Club
Frippery to Comfort in Paris Dresses of Daytime Social Scene
Paris social season favors practical elegance over formal frippery. Women wear simple suits and dresses with fine handwork and unusual prints, many in white or sheer black, with veils returning and wide-brimmed hats. The piece also notes garden color schemes and a birth notice for Harriett Jean Ferry, with family links to Palmer and Ferry households.
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Rosette Hargrove
NEA Service
Paris
London
Chantilly
Ascot
Ritz
George V
Meddlers I Hesitated to Find Katie in a Trum
Adele Garrison writes of Katie the housekeeper singing at the sink while Jim lounges nearby. Katie recounts a humorous scene with a state trooper and a generous bite to eat, including a diploma from a correspondence detective school. She hints at another gathering to come tonight.
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Katie
State Troopers
Jim
Madge
Missis Graham
Devil
Heem
Tomorro
Jacksonville Woman Honored on Birthday
A surprise party honored Mrs Elizabeth Rasp on her 80th birthday at the Jacksonville tourist camp. Relatives and friends attended from Athens Columbus Logans, and other nearby towns. Also noted: other visitors and local notices including The Texas battleship commission and Montreal grain exports as unrelated items.
Whiner Lacks Appreciation Of Things Which He Already Has
Olive Roberts Barton reviews Billy a chronic complainer who feels neglected despite having toys and a shop. The piece contrasts his envy with siblings who value what they own, urging focus and effort to cultivate appreciation.
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Whiner
Molly
Billy
Ned
Herb
Bert
Tommy
Tom
Murray City Social And Personal Notes
Mr and Mrs William Taylor and family of Nelsonville spent the week end here with relatives Mrs Myrtle Barnes and her two sons Chucky and Gary of Glouster visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Shelton Mr and Mrs William Bracken of Columbus visited Mrs Bracken’s mother Mrs Cora Walters Saturday Mr and Mrs Park Cook Mr and Mrs Henry Bennett and son attended the Cedric reunion at Rising Park Lancaster Sunday Howard Miller of Cleveland was week end guest of his wife and other relatives over the week end The leaf nosed bat of the West Indies gets its name from a leaf like appendage on its nose Its tone is roughened like a file and is used for rasping fruit.
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Jacksonville
Elizabeth Rasp
George Rasp
Athens
Margaret Rasp Stiers
Columbus
Leslie Pyle
Melvin Koons
Trimble
Charles Shuttleworth
James Thomas
Lou Houenstine
Warren Barnhill
Garysville
Hettie Thomas
Glouster
Harry Thomas
Grace Michael
Agnes Lines
Dale Harrison
Earnest Price
Logan
Mary Thomas
Matt Thomas
John Ayers
Fritz Foutz
Ray Palmer
Murray City
Evan Whaley
Detroit
Whaley
Frank Dunlevy
Reginald Embrey
Gary
Frank Davis
Lloyd White
Muskingum River
Emily Jo
William Hill
Millfield
Thomas Shumway
Gerald Shumway
Della Shultz
Lansing
Mich
Arch Stanley
Allensville
William Colley
Leona North
Sugar Creek
Harlan White
Leona Shumway
Trimble Heights
William Taylor
Nelsonville
Myrtle Barnes
Chucky
Gary of
John Shelton
William Bracken
Cleveland
Ono
West Indies
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Ohio
Andrew
Howard Ferry
Eileen Palmer
Richland Ave
Harriett Jean
C. JF. Palmer
E. J. Ferry
United States
Italy
Germany
Paquin
Cornells
Adele Garrison
Meddlers
State
Den
Keetchen
Dot
Beesnis
W. B. Drake
Texas
Montreal
Rauch's Bakery
Olive Roberts Barton
Avi