Kanawha Valley DAR Chapter Hears Judge Thompson
Judge Thompson spoke at a Kanawha Valley DAR luncheon outlining probation needs in West Virginia. He highlighted limited local probation services and praised Mabel Simms for rehabilitating women at Peace Springs penitentiary. New Kanawha Valley DAR officers were installed by Mrs. Daniel Snyder.
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H. M. Beddow
W. H. Miller
G. ©. Porter
Aill
Kanawha Valley
John Clark
Greytonian Stone
Intermediate
Court of
West Virginia
Thompson
Mabel Simms
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Peace Springs
Daniel Snyder
Huntington
National Society of the Dar
C. G. Berg
Dar
William J. Thompson
Intermediate Court
Kanawha County
Greystone
C. G. Bergman
E. Forrest Jones
Baby playmates by age not by size
A reader asks how to handle an older child who wants to play with a four year old. The columnist notes that children should play with peers of similar age, warns against unsafe dynamics, and suggests politely ending the arrangement while preserving goodwill. The piece also explains the editor will print only signed letters.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
F. A
Copy Cats for Rolbaxed Grace and Body
A midcentury health column by Josephine Lowman promotes cat like stretches for relaxation and fitness. It likens graceful cats to human postures and invites readers to request waist slimming leaflets from The Charleston Gazette. The piece ends with a health note on tiny viruses.
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Jess
Josephine Lowman
Charleston Gazette
For Better Health Arteriosclerosis and Diabetes Link
Editorial discusses arteriosclerosis in younger diabetics, weight influence, and obesity as a controllable factor. It notes diabetes duration, gender differences in obesity, and risks like gangrene. Reader question about marriage and children is answered with cautious optimism and medical caveats.
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A. Dean
M. D
Dean
Truthful teaching calms a lying child and stuttering link
A guide suggests telling a child the truth is essential to social harmony to curb lying. Mrs. Samuel E. Robbins of the Boston Institute of Speech Correction ties stammering to nerves, fear, and emotional strain, noting higher prevalence in men and a rise after two world wars.
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Samuel E. Robbins
Institute of Speech Correction
Boston
Robbins
Mrs McCowen Elected Head of Hospital Auxiliary
Mrs Earl A McCowen was elected president of the Herbert J. Thomas Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary at a Sunday meeting. Officers include Mrs W D Crigger as vice president Mrs D S Stuck secretary and Mrs James Gunn treasurer. Members moved the meeting date to the first Tuesday each month and planned a fall membership drive. Cebert Price chairs the committee. A 200 donation funds redecorating the nurses home games room and money was set aside to buy a record player for the pediatric ward.
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Earl A. MccCowen
Herbert J. Thomas Memorial Hospital
W. D. Crigger
D. 5. Stuck
James Gunn
Cebert Price
I Legion Auxiliary Meeting Postponed
The American Legion Auxiliary John Brawley Fest No. 20 meeting, once set for tomorrow, has been postponed to Thursday June 10.
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American Legion Auxiliary
John Brawley
Mrs Haven Rollins Heads to Fort Knox to Reunite with Husband
Mrs Haven Rollins leaves for Fort Knox Kentucky to join her husband recently returned from Korea with the 7th Army Division. He is the son of Mr.
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Haven Rollins
Fort Knox
Korea
7Th Army
Rollins
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