Rice Salad with Chicken and Diced Vegetables
Cooked rice is served in a salad with diced chicken, drained green peas, and finely chopped celery. Moisten with mustard and sugar seasoned dressing, and serve on greens topped with a hard cooked egg, green pepper, and tomato.
Calendar of 1949 50 Meetings and Gatherings
Local clubs plan diverse events from September 8 to 11 across Pleasant View and Buckeye Lake. The Business and Professional Women's Club opens the year with 7:30 p.m. meetings following a 5:30 p.m. dinner. The D A V hosts a home gathering with a quilt raffle. Other groups include sewing clubs, church councils, a cook book drive, a picnic, and an Eastern Star mother daughter supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cline Building
Women's Council of the Christian Church
D. W. Barnhill
Everett Lewis
Arden Place
Amere Club
Women's Association of the
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Frances Allen
Richland Ave
H. F. Cokenougher
Pleasant View St
New Marshfield
Order of the Eastern Star
District 25
Embree Park
Pennsville
Parsons Parsons Reunion Bakes, Votes for 1950 Meeting
Relatives and friends of the late John E. and Margaret Cole Parsons totaling 156 gathered for the 21st annual reunion at John Campbell farm in Rome Township. A noon program of games music and speeches followed a basket dinner. Officers were elected and the group planned to meet again in 1950 at the same location. The seven surviving Parsons children are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. and
Margaret Cole Parsons
John Campbell
Rome Township
John and
John A. Parsons
Peter B. Parsons
Alexander Parsons
William E. Parsons
Everett D. Parsons
Miriam M. Petty
Morris R. Parsons
WE THE WOMEN Defining a wife’s stand on fairness in marriage
A reader asks if peace at any price is right for wives and cites examples. Women must assert personal rights when husbands neglect children or belittle them, share duties, or refuse to help at home. A few firm talks can curb mistreatment and prevent lasting injustice.
From Chicago to Hollywood A crusty path to stardom
Robert Ryan recalls being dismissed as unsuitable for film work and told to stay in his Chicago school job. He faced early rejection about his looks and age before a publicity contact and a drama school led to a studio visit and a movie contract. His persistence brought him to Bed of Roses and eventual fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Handsaker
Hollywood
Robert Ryan
Bob
Chicago
Clark Gable
Lydia Pinkham and the Woman Healer of Lynn
W. G. Rogers reviews Jean Burton's Lydia Pinkham biography. The 1819 born Quaker reformer built a famed vegetable compound sold by her family after her husband’s ruin. by her death in 1883 the business grossed nearly $300000 annually. The book notes her frank advertising and women’s health focus.
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W. G. Rogers
Lydia Pinkham
Jean Burton
Farray Straus
Lynn
Mass
William and
Rebecca Estes
Lydia
Isaac
Dan
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Morris Ave
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Carol Beatty
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Athens City Hall
Arnold
Mary Purden Hill
Buckeye Lake
Winfield Ball
Winfield
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
Andrew Pavlish
Nelsonville
Eagles Hall
Jackson
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Gallipolis Eagles
Athens
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First Ave
Gallipolis, O
Space Maker Refrigerator
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company
General Electric
Dr. Pierce
Ohio
Stanback
Mennen
Colgate
Pierce
Wampole
Miles Nervine
Dowtte Styte
Toni
Wakr
Lazn
Colgate's Tooth
Readers' Review
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Rauch's Bakery
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