Kappa Beta Initiates Miss Charmion Person at Local Service
Kappa Beta, the student women's group at the Christian Church, announces the initiation of Miss Charmion Person of Guysville Sunday morning. Catherine Bedford, faculty advisor, transferred alumna membership from Delta Chapter at Columbia, Missouri. Active members and guests had breakfast at the Colonial after services. alumnae Margaret Johnson and Mary Barnes attended. Patrons included Mrs. Roy Cline and several others. The report also notes visits by Mr and Mrs Lafe Boden and relatives from Albany and Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Beta
The
Christian Church
Charmion Person
Guysville
Catherine Bedford
Delta Chapter
Columbia
Missouri
Kappa Chapter
Colonial
Margaret Johnson
Glouster
Mary Barnes
Stockport
Roy Cline
E. L. Church
Dwight Robinson
Reed J. Downs
William Connett
Jerry Sisler
Fasteeth Powder Promises Stable Dentures All Day
An advertisement touts Fasteeth, a new powder that keeps false teeth firm and comfortable from morning to night. It claims no gooey taste and lets users eat laugh and talk without worry. Sold at Quick’s Cut Rate or local druggists.
Make This Model at Home Pattern 2254
The Athens Messenger Pattern Depart ment offers pattern 2254 for sizes 4 6 8 10 12 with a print coat and skirt and plain bodice lining. Includes fabrics like pique jersey linen percale and cotton broadcloth and requires 17 8 yards print 13 4 yards plain color at size 6 with 36 inch fabric. Send 15 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for catalog or 25 cents for catalog and pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New
Girl Scouts Plan Breakfast and Planting Schedule
The Girl Scouts held a breakfast at the Scout rooms on Sunday. Fifteen scouts captains and lieutenants attended and flowers were taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mrs Thor Olson announced each scout should bring a nose-bag lunch for the regular meeting this week. Trees will be planted by each troop on Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights and Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms
Thor Olson
Delphian State Leaders Attend Meeting Here
State officers from the Ohio Delphian Federation attended the Annual Assembly in Columbus District with remarks at a noon luncheon at Hotel Berry. The event featured leaders Mrs. Robert Fisher, Mrs. Robert Meyer, and Mrs. C. C. Gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Delphian Federation
Robert Fisher
Hamilton
Robert Meyer
Cincinnati
C. C. Gross
Berry
Zaleski and Trimble Students in Recital
Miss Florine Merritt and Miss Helen McKibben perform in a joint advanced piano recital at Music Hall Auditorium. McKibben opens with Bach and Beethoven. Merritt sings a Verdi aria and Purcell songs. McKibben plays Chopin and Schubert. Merritt closes with four songs. Dorothy Cosgrave accompanies. Merritt active in University Choir and Sigma Alpha Iota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florine Merritt
Trimble
Helen McKibben
Zaleski
Music Hall Auditorium
Miss Merritt
Joy Cutler
Miss McKibben
C. C. Robinson
Bach
Beethoven
Verdi
Purcell
Taylor
Brittany
Chopin
Schubert
Rubinstein
Case
Quilter
Besby
Cadiz
Delibes
Dorothy Cosgrave
University athletes entertain war veterans in Chilli cothe
Ohio University boxing and wrestling squads visited Chillicothe to entertain disabled veterans at the Government Hospital. Boxers Charles McKinley Fred Zimmerman Henry Palmiere and Jack Logue staged three round exhibitions while Arch Keller Perrin Steele and Thor Olson demonstrated amateur wrestling with points of advantage. An eight minute match pitted the group against Kermit Blosser and Joe Smith and a nine minute bout followed featuring Blosser versus Smith. The program pleased veterans and is a monthly Red Cross sponsored event by the Athens Chapter for the U S Veterans Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Chillicothe
Thor Olson
Arch Keller
Perrin Steele
Kermit Blosser
Joe Smnth
Athens
American National Red Cress
United States Veteran Hospital
Kroger Co. Marks Fifty Years of Growth and Expansion
Kroger celebrates its golden anniversary with 4844 stores across seventeen states from Pittsburgh to Kansas and Michigan to Mississippi. The firm notes sales of 244 million dollars, operates thirteen bakeries and five dairies, and has established the Kroger Food Foundation with a 1 million endowment and university fellowships to promote food research and public education. President Albert H. Morrill expresses strong confidence in midwestern expansion and continued growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger Grocery & Baking Company
B. H. Kroger
Kroger Company
Kroger
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Michigan
Mississippi
Kroger Food Foundation
Albert H. Morrill
Middle West
Traveling coat and hem lengths dominate spring couture notes
In New York fashion commentary from May 2, 1930s era editors discuss shorter daytime hems mid calf for summer wear, house opinions from Worth and Schiaparelli, and praise a beige tweed traveling coat from Maison Heim Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maison Heim
Paris
New York
Haute Couture
Madame Yteb
Maison Worth
Schiaparelli
Mirage
Rhubarb Based Preserves and Breakfast Menu Highlights
A historical recipe fragment describes rhubarb and pineapple marmalade with steps to dissolve sugar, sterilize glasses, and seal. It also notes a breakfast menu with grape fruit asparagus omelet whole wheat muffins and beverages, plus a luncheon and dinner plan featuring chicken fricassee and a rhubarb jam variation. The text includes a detailed rhubarb raisin relish and a rhubarb and strawberry conserve with ingredients and cooking times.
Ohio Named Gateway State In National Geographic Issue
The May National Geographic features Ohio as The Gateway State with a 66 page article by Melville Chater and 59 illustrations including 13 natural color photos. It surveys industry commerce and agriculture, historic shrines, scenic beauty, and river life from steel barges to shanty boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Gateway State
National Geographic Magazine
Melville Chater
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Marietta
Ohio River
Indian Mounds
Grant
Hayes
Harrison
William Howard Taft
National Geographic Society
United States
Lake Erie
Rhubarb Boosts Jam Yields Highlighted In The Day Menu
The Day presents rhubarb as a valuable fruit extender. It notes its tart flavor and ability to increase jam volume without changing taste. A strawberry rhubarb jam recipe follows with rhubarb, strawberries, sugar, and prep steps.
Strawberry Rhubarb Jam With Almonds Recipe
Recipe describes cooking hulled strawberries with sugar and shredded almonds. Simmer fruit in its juice ten minutes then add prepared rhubarb and sugar, bring to boil, cook forty minutes while stirring, add nuts and cook ten minutes longer, then seal in sterilized jars after cooling.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Lafe Boden
Canal Winchester
Hattie Luce
Anna Mae
North McKinley Avenue
J. E. Luce
Gallia County
Messenger
Girl Scouts
Lydia Lash Evans
Cottage Tea House
Clarence Laughlin
Daughters of Union Veterans
Thelma Haines
Columbia Avenue
Middleport
Wallace Lock
Higley
W. L. Gard
North Hill
Betsy Mills
Kroger Co
Athens Messenger
Couturieres
Luciene
Au Revoir
World In Geographic
Mr. Chater
Oxford
Ohio State University
University of Cincinnati
Western Reserve University At
Logan
Alo
Latonia Club
Maxwell House
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