Memorial program recalls tragedy of seven Meinturf children
Junior Music Club members hosted a memorial meeting at Mrs. H G Stalder's home recalling the diphtheria epidemic that struck the Pennsville Meinturf family a century ago. The program featured violin solos by Ronald Selleck and performances by club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Selleck
Moszkowski
Duncan Hannah
C. E. Heft
Paul Ferry
Semines Wonks Ste Club
H.G. Stalder
Musi Gib
Grace Morley
Rogram
Tntt
Mary Ruth’ Jump
Mumbers
Sugsam McOnupmney
Julie Hoy Hawk
Ann Roberts
Woltz
Howe
Carpen
Karen ‘Heffelfinger Ter
EB. Rennow
Ave
Gipay
Maria
Luzzi
Koehler
Landier
Gigue
Poldowekt
Mrs A
Seitelt
John. L. Meinturfs
Pennsville
Morgan County
McIntort
Metnturfs
E.G. Coulson
Melnturts
John Meinturf
John L. Meinturf
Meinturf
Charlie
Julia
George
Kitty
John MeIntorf
Dieter Binge Stops Short on Fat Loss Rules
A nutritionist argues small food binges should be forbidden for those severely overweight and must be avoided even for dieters who can stay on track. The text cites cravings for salty chips and orange juice countered by skim milk and crackers as a struggle.
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G. Dorothy Williams
Pallas Club Elects Officers and Textiles Topic Discussed
The Pallas Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. A. C. LaFollette’s home electing officers for the year. Miss Morse spoke on textiles tracing natural and man-made fibers and displayed samples, noting the textile industry’s rapid development with about 300 fibers and finishes in the last decade. The program included a calendar of events and meetings across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Miss Morse
A. C. LaFollette
LaFollette
J.” J. Horton
Julia Cable
E. P. Lynn
F. H. McKelvey
C. D. Morrison
Maesacre
Ewes
Miriam Thursday Morse
Lydia Lash Evans
Earl Trunick
Morris Ave
Clarks Chapel WSCS Meets With Mrs Helen Walls Hostess
Mrs Helen Walls hosted the Clarks Chapel WSCS meeting with Mrs Mary Maxwell giving devotions. Attendees included Mrs Viola Mingus, Mrs Anna Tledges, Mary Hedges, Mrs Frank Phillips, and others. Refreshments were served.
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Clarks Chapel
WSCS
Helen Walls
Mary Maxwell
Viola Mingus
Anna’ Tledges
Amazing new medical discovery promises relief for rheumatism
AICPAN-EX and AR-PAN-DX tablets are promoted as a breakthrough that works through the bloodstream to ease rheumatism arthritis neuritis and related pains. The ad urges readers to visit McKee Drug Co in Athens The Prescription Store and to call for information and guarantees.
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Aicpan-Ex
McKee Drug CO
Athens
Easy or sae feet slippers patterns and fashion booklet
Advertisement notes pattern No 5452 offering two slipper styles small to large with crochets, plus pattern No 236 for children overalls and bonnet in sizes 1 to 6 years. Requires coins and addresses in New York for ordering. Basic FASHION spring and summer 35 guide offered for 25 cents.
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Anne Cabot
Ath Jens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Ana Vonnet
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
The Mature Parent and Child Difference
A mother uses firm, nonshaming boundaries to stop her three year old from playing with a bathroom tap. The piece argues against condemning a child’s wishes and advocates respecting difference to foster individuality rather than selfishness. It contends parental rights end where a child’s autonomy begins and warns that suppressing difference breeds dependence.
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John
Albany's Homemaker Of Tomorrow Named
A young Albany student, Sverma Rarsons, topped a written exam among 187 000 entrants from 8000 high schools to win the All American Homemaker of Tomorrow title. The national winner will be named April 21 at an American table fete in Philadelphia with a Golden award pin and books from General Mills. The program supports schools in fostering home skills and personal growth for young women.
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Sverma Rarsons
Albany
Philadelphia
General Mills
Echo In Bridge Tell Explains High-Low Signals
A bridge hand analysis shows a defender using a high low signal to convey end of suit. West ignores the request, continuing diamonds, and the ensuing sequence leads to East’s defeat as timing and signaling misplayed.
Bridge bidding puzzle from a Sunday column
In West North hold Spades four, Diamonds Ace King Jack, Clubs King four one. You bid three diamonds. The note says jump indicates a strong suit with 18 points, but no raise in spades and no no trump show weakness in majors. Today asks what to do with given heart hand A King Queen Jack ten five four. Answer tomorrow.
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West
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Robert
Frankie
Martin
Delay
Fred
Tudy
Effie
Johnn
John L. Meintarts
Prudye
John Meinturt
John J. MeInurfs
Daniel MeInturf
D.C. MeInturf
John Menturf
Pennsile
CHK
Earl Morris
the Plains
Delbert Morris
Columbus
Donald Newton
John Stanley
Snowville
Bennett Little
Larry and
Ry Miller
Danny Morris
Donna Reed
High School
J. A. Maul
P. E. Droz
Mill St
Albany Elementary Mothers Stud
Albany Ofs
Grange Hall
Siade Wscs
Marying
Ooo Chase
Ruth
Peay Woods
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
A. H. James
Maplewood Drive
Gilham Frank Vfw
New Marshfield
Mt. Zion Missionary Society
Mary Nero
Lydia Nero
Athens Oes
East Ane
Eis Akges
Ales
Val
Ayer
Fest
East
Wert
South
Kappa Phi
Ohio University
Faculty Wives Club
Pam
Presbyterian Church
Canaan Grange
Grange
Merrill R. Atkinson
Logan W. Va
H. Ta. Atkinson
Arbuckles
Amar
Imperial
Tour
Rome
East State
Oe Witlett
Heywood-Wakefield
Park-Simine
General Electric
Norwalle
Deiker
Frankun
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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