Third birthday of Mary Alice Cooper observed in Cincinnati
Report notes Mary Alice Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Elton Cooper turns three with godparents Mr and Mrs Travel and Mrs Belford of Cincinnati Ohio Jaik Cooper and great grandmothers Mrs Mary B Thompson and Mrs C W Mitchell mentioned. Article then discusses shoe construction favoring leather for fit and breathability as opposed to plastic shoes citing foot specialist guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Cooper
Elton Cooper
Travel
Belford
Cincinnati, Ohio
Jaik Cooper
Mary
Popcorn Popping Rules From Heloise
Dear Heloise advises against popping corn in butter or oleo as it scorches easily. Use cooking oil in a heavy pan or skillet, heat, add kernels, cover, shake, and remove as the popping ends for perfect results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Dear Eleanor tips for refrigerator use and quick pickled beets
The note suggests placing the coldest items on the top shelf and refrigerating cucumber pickles and red beets to keep them tangy. It recommends reusing pickle juice to soak beets for a day to create sweet pickled beets and offers a brief home cooking tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
C. Osterritter
Letter of Laughter and Unplanned Guests
A lighthearted note describes unexpected visitors disrupting a cautious plan for patience. The author suggests acceptant humor when hosting, noting children complicate tidy fears and that guests will understand the chaos. The piece reads as a domestic humor vignette from a home life perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Wedding and Engagement Notices Form for The Bride
The Daily's Women’s Editor offers forms to submit wedding or engagement notices. Include THE names THE places and THE Date. Send signed notices with sender’s address to the Women’s Editor, Monday before Sunday publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily Women
Pub crawl antics and school days lost in Australia
AP reports a pub crawl idea in Sydney starts at one end of a city street and visits every hotel for a glass of beer, highlighting the time and money involved. It notes school children lose about 2.2 million school days yearly due to accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Practical Household Tips From A Grateful Reader
Tips on using empty drink cans as ashtrays to avoid mess and keep ashes contained. Suggests glass with water as an ashtray and using brandy snifters for small burns. Also mentions damp sand colored with food coloring and placing a damp towel under cutting boards to prevent sliding while kneading or rolling dough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Harding first U.S. president to broadcast via radio in 1922
In 1922 President Warren G. Harding became the first U.S. president to broadcast his Hoseat, carried by radio station WEAR in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
U.S
WEAR
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Popcorn Institute
Susie Wong
Suede Coats
Decatur
Hushee
Decatur, Gateway Center
Arrow
McGregor
von Heusen
Dad
A. Arrow
B. McGregor
C. van Heusen
Haart
van Heusen
Ann Seymour
Florence
Henan Pearce
Miss Pearce
John R. Baggette
Paris
Decatur Gateway Center
Hush Puppies
Parisian
Gateway Center