Three Serial June Bridge Affairs At Cottingham Homes
Three bridge affairs are hosted by Mrs. E A Cottingham and Mrs S Cottingham this week. The first session is today at 287 East State Street Columbus with the second on Wednesday. The third will be at 22 May Avenue with Mrs C I Cottingham hosting. Honor guests include Mrs Joseph D Kilgore and Mrs Sumner Cottingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Cottingham
E. A. Cottingham
East State Street
C. I. Cottingham
May Avenue
Joseph D. Kilgore
Sumner Cottingham
Columbus
Cottinghams
Nelsonville Invites Esthers for Next Year
Nelsonville Queen Esthers and First M. E. Queen Esther girls from Athens met Friday at Central Avenue M. E. Church for a banquet with 35 girls and chaperons. Mrs S J Bishop presided with toasts from Mrs D B Green, Mrs Ferguson, and a Nelsonville guest. An evening program followed with music readings and a play “America For Christ” directed by Mrs S J Bishop. The event closed with “God Be With You Till We Meet Again” and benediction by Rev S J Bishop. The Nelsonville group invited Athens and Central Avenue girls to banquet again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
M. E. Church
Nelsonville
M. E
Athens
Central Avenue Church
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society of
S. J. Bishop
D. Bk, Green
Ferguson
America
Columbus Athenian Club Holds Summer Last Meeting
The Columbus Athenian Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Richardson and Mrs. Grace Bowers 3216 Westerville Road for a potluck and business session. No meetings are planned during summer. next gathering in September. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Musser Fulwider Irma Fulwider Mrs. Thompson Rosa Hill and others. The group also notes travel of Ethel Beckley and family to Leroy and visit with the Beckleys in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Athenian Club
J. W. Richardson
Grace Bowers
Westerville Road
James Musser
W. H. Fulwider
Irma Fulwider
R. H. Thompson
Rosa Hill
William Pennell
Bee Pennell Mollengraft
Marjorie
Billy
Jimmy
Bess Clark
Martha Grace
Izuria Creamer
Columbus
Thomas Littler
Athens
Bar
Beckley
Mary Jane
Leroy
Don McVay
Ethel Beckley
Mr. Beckley
Mrs. McVay
John L. Beckley
South College Street
Esther Class Meets At Thompson Home
Esther Class of the First Christian Church met last night at the home of Mrs. S. D. Thompson on North Lancaster Street. Devotions were led by Mrs. Erwin and readings by Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Cline. Contests included a paper walking event and each attendee read a self written will. Remarks covered social visits and ongoing commencements across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Christian Church
S. D. Thompson
North
Lancaster Street
William Erwin
Frank Watkins
C. Roy Cline
All Bran helps colon health with bulk and iron
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All Bran as a solution for constipation. It claims the cereal provides bulk similar to lettuce to gently clear wastes, with Vitamin B and iron, not habit forming, and suggests two tablespoonfuls daily and medical advice if unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Allbran
Ade Ellogg
Nelsonville Church Picnic At Acomb Home
The Circle of Ruth Class of the Nelsonville Presbyterian Church held its annual outdoor summer gathering in the garden of Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Acomb at 60 Elmwood Place. About fifty women and children attended. Mrs. Nathan Hill led the class and Miss Freda Smith was president. supper was served cafeteria style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Acomb
Elmwood Place
Circle of Ruth
Nelsonville Presbyterian Church
Nathan Hill
Freda Smith
Farm Product Price Index Drops to 66.8 Percent
The farm products price index fell to a new low of 66.8 per cent last week, with declines in hogs, lambs, eggs, potatoes, corn, oats and rye. Steers rose slightly as prices remained low. Borrowers may see lower credit costs, and the June financing of Federal Intermediate Credit banks was issued at a lower rate with 15 day loans through the Federal Reserve banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. E. Curry
Charles R. Dunn
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Norbeck-Steagall
Federal Reserve Banks
Intermediate Credit Banks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Glass
Ohio Heat Persists as Showers Fall Short
Heat remains near the upper nineties across Ohio with scattered showers. Forecasts predict no broad rain, keeping temperatures steady tonight and Wednesday under partly cloudy skies. Yearly rainfall runs 5.77 inches below normal per the Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.R
Ohio
Amercian Left-Handers Golf Association to Meet in Shaker Heights
The American Left-Handers Golf Association will hold its organizational meeting at Shaker Heights golf club on Monday June 13. Miss Jennie Stewart of Columbus was a weekend guest of her childhood friend Mrs. B. F. Leverage. Her sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs Lou Erwin of Steubenville were guests yesterday at the Bever age home and accompanied Miss Stewart to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. McCune
Cleveland
George Pilcher
Akron
Mr. McCune
Board of Trustees
P. G. Hibbard
North
Lancaster Street
Pilcher
Hibbard
Frank Bonifield
Chicago
G. L. Parsons
Bonifield
Carmichaels, Pa
C. L. Jones
University Terrace
E. Skinner
Pittsburgh
Bertha McVay
Albany
E. B. Skinner
Madison
Wis
C. E. Skinner
Jones
Skinner
Ohio University
McVay
Columbus
Ohio State University
Portsiders
U.P
American Left-Handers Golf Association
Shaker Heights
Jennie Stewart
8. F. Leverage
Lou Erwin
Steubenville
Beverage
Miss Stewart
Fashion tastes of today and thrifty fashion tips
A New York writer praises modern style as a refined taste not tied to wealth. She notes elegant small details outperform pricey antiquated garments and offers thrifty fashion ideas including a ten cent bandana apron, handkerchief gloves, and a summer hat with floral accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miladi Elegant’s
Bess
Dawes to resign as Reconstruction Finance Corp head
Charles Gates Dawes will retire as president of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation on June 15 to return to his Chicago banking business. President Hoover accepted the resignation with praise and Dawes expressed optimism about national budget balancing and the tax bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes
Finance Corp
Washington
Charles Gates Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chicago
Hoover
Congress
Reynolds and Morrison Head to Run-Off in North Carolina
In Raleigh on June 7 Robert R. Reynolds led with a dry stance while Cameron Morrison backed dry views. A July 2 run-off primary will determine the Democratic nominee for U S Senate after a June 4 primary where Reynolds won by about 13 000 votes in the traditionally dry state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
U.R
Robert R. Reynolds
Cameron Morrison
United States
Morrison
Reynolds
Athens Council Orders Safer Streets and Revised Fees
Athens city council passed regulations to curb reckless driving and guide sidewalk and street improvements on President Street. Judges dissolved a land-use injunction, paving will yield seven foot sidewalks to the South Bridge and a 36 foot street. Mayor Wood announced May fines and pool licenses, plus auto fund balance to fund repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
President Street
Frank X. Rauch
O. F. Rowland
Sam Erskine
R. 8
Wood
Cemetery Street
Currier Street
Committee On
City considers bus regulation and street improvements
City officials plan data gathering before regulating inter city buses accused of avoiding licenses and damaging streets. A Wednesday meeting will hear petitions to improve Hudson and Shannon Avenues, repave East State Street, and address President Street assessments. The mayor gains authority to suspend licenses and jail reckless drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islation
The Day Menu for The Day Children Picnic Guide
The article advises planning and simple menus for children picnics. It favors packed individual servings, limited variety, and nourishing fillings such as whole wheat sandwiches, chopped vegetables, jellies, cream cheese, cottage cheese, dried fruit, nuts, and eggs.
Picnic Menu Tips For Healthful Kids Lunches
A guide for packing kid friendly picnic meals with chocolate milk as a staple. Suggestions include simple desserts like ice cream or fruit, cook over campfire options, and diverse sandwich fillings with buttered bread and crisp lettuce to prevent sogginess. Emphasizes cooperation and fire safety during picnics.
Daily Menu: Breakfast Lunch Dinner Highlights
A newspaper meals listing shows BREAKFAST items of grape fruit juice codfish puffs crisp toast milk and coffee. LUNCHEON includes creamed calf's tongue baked potatoes sliced tomatoes rye bread and lemonade. DINNER offers jellied lamb loaf buttered peas frozen apricot and cheese salad cherry pudding milk and coffee.
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Esthers
Thompson
D. A. Bardin
Roy Pierce
Flora Drake
Jessie Sanders
Evelyn Simms
Gynn Sanders
Helen Kittle
Marysville
University Hospital, Columbus
Hull F. Kittle
Kittle
Roger
Ruth Anna
M. P. Richland Avenue
J. R. Baker
Richland Avenue
K. of P. Hall
Levi Stephenson
Charles
Dayton
Buss Stephenson
West Garpenter Street
Carl Frey
Teddy
Hope
Emil Frey
Don Clippinger
Miriam Jo
Greenville
Westerville
O. C. Howard
Millfield
F. W. Cone
A. L. Johnson
Stanley Howard
Mac Bobo
Dicky
Tiffin
William Bobo
Maplewood Drive
Alfred E. Linfield
Jeannette
John
Sidney, Ill
Linfield
Effie Watkins
New Marshfield Road
Daughters of 1812
Frank Finsterwald
Franklin Avenue
Nelsonville Church
Acomb
Atlantic
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Paris
Cherbourg
George Palmer Putnam
Heim
The
Koodre
Couper
Koopay
U. S
North Carolina
Council
Ranch
State Street
RAUCH
W. B. Pruden
West State Street
Mill Street
College
Carpenter and Hast Union
Court
Hudson Avenue
Shannon Avenue
Park Street
Wheaton
Chas. C
Millikan
Optometrist
Millikan'’s
Masonic Building
Fede Shecer Poe
Cubes
Athens Ice & Storage Co
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