Good Reading for Children Suggested by a Librarian
A long list of children's books and authors is presented as reading suggestions. Titles include classic and modern works such as Mother Goose, Alice in Wonderland, Just So Stories, Arabian Nights, and stories by Milne, Kipling, Stevenson, and Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T. C
Mitchell
Dutton
S.C. Bryant
Houghton
Bailey
Bradley
Hutch- Ingon
Minton
Ares
Christopher Robin
A. A. Milne
Storles
T. L. Stevenson
Chimney Corner
Hutchinson
Lois Lenski
Walter de la Mare
Andrew Lani
Longmans
Wally Piper
Platt-Munk
Rudyard Kipling
Doubleday
Fr. Glestt
Alice In Wonderland
Lewis Carroll
MacMillan
Dr. Do Little
Hugt Lotting
Stokes
Agen
Anderson
H. C. Anderson
Linpencott
Andrey Tang
Ee Johanna Spyri
Lipper Cot
Robin Hood
Howard Pyis
Seribner
B. J. Thompson
B. H. Stevenson
Holt
Olive Branch Social club meets in Ault April event notes
April 27 report from Ault details Olive Branch Social club gathering with Miss Agney Simpson as guest. Roll call prompts included Leisure Time, Favorite Books, and Economy in Buying. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Peterson. surprise gift box for Mrs. Sam Lail. Next hostess Mrs. John Kindelater on May 12. Also mentions dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wile and visitors from Pine Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
A. Moore
Ruth
Arthur Moore
Gordon Wileson
Eaton
Arthur Oare
Dixie Las
Sligo
Lester Kemp
Olive Branch
Agney Simpson
Frank Peterson
Sam Lail
John Kindelater
Will Halliday
George I Walliday
Normen Ford
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Ed Aus- In
Modest Maidens and Local Social Roundup Echoes
A busy page of social notices from Aust details Sunday dinners and visits among local families. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ira Legh, Mrs. Agnes Hill hosting, Denver visitors Kenneth Roach and H. H. Kaylor, and many regional residents from Ault, Hudson, and Gresley attending events. Activities feature quilting, bridge, school visits, and theater roles.
Group plans council fire at Congregational church
The group will hold a council fire at the Congregational church at 7 80 o'clock with public invited to attend thin service. Plans were made by the group to hang may beakers to the waiting next Saturday evening. April 28 Miss Helen Nelson of Denver was a week and house guest of Mr and Mrs Bryan Pages. Miss Nelson is teaching at Milliken this year. Mrs George Larson received word of the death of her sister Miss Virginia Wyckoff. Funeral in Centerville Indiana. Mr and Mrs Larson and son Billy left to attend. Wyckoff had been ill two weeks and died after rapid decline. No other details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Legh
Gregley
Brand ‘Formey
Agnes Hill
Kenneth Roach
Denver
Annan Kaylor T
Louise
Kaylor
Louisa
H. H. Kaylor
Albert England
Mrs. Dooley
Mildred Simmons
Jond
Ida Lopkott
Gresley
Ard Johnson
Everton Moss
Bill Woods
Ault
Everett Wilkins
Marronette Bridge Club
Alice Grueb
Isabelle Sortth
Hina Biernaum
Hudson
Milton Bisrbaum
Mattie Patsmon Je
Carrie Anderson
Martin Peterson
T. H
Echool
Helen Nelson
Bryan Pages
Nelson
Milliken
George Larson
Virginia “Wyckoff
Oklahoma City
Erickson
Raymond Burman
Barbara Louise
Greeley Hospital
Ona Armstrong
Burman
Freta Weber
Clauson Drug Company
Notable Keenesburg Dinners Include Clergy Visitors
In Keenesburg April 27 Mr and Mrs N E Cantril hosted Rev and Mrs Payton and Rev Parker for dinner. The gathering included several from Roggen Sunday afternoon with Rev Parker who preached at the roltured there at 3 o'clock. Guests for Sunday dinner included Mr and Mrs A G Lauck with guests from Denver Mr and Mrs George Cook and son Paul and Mr and Mrs Clarence Hibbs with children. Mrs Ben King hosted Wednesday dinner guests including Rev Payton and Rev Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenesburg
N. E. Cantril
Payton
Parker
Hero
Roggen
A. G. Lauck
George Cook
Paul
Denver
Clarence Hibbs
Ben King
Revival meeting closes as 160 come to altar
Mr gnd Myre and Cantril party visited Denver with Mrs May Cantril and Mrs Ida Scott. The revival ended Sunday with 160 at the altar and 106 new members. Rev Lon Parker left for Dodge City to start another meeting. Mr and Mrs Frank Lakin and others traveled to Denver on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnd Myre
N. FE
Denver
Cantril
May Cantril
C. J. Vallicott
Muns
Ida Scott
Beck
Lon D. Parker
Dengar
Dodge City
Kan
Frank Lakin
Darrel Lakin
Mra
Ruby Hausger
Ethel, Beggs
Pellagra treatment advice from Hygela Magazine
In pellagra treatment fresh yeast is urged by Hygela Magazine as beneficial. Other recommended foods include over extract canned meat and canned lean meat, noted for containing antipellagra vitamins after prolonged cooking, with emphasis on regions lacking fresh food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoattig Ag
Hygela Magazine
Gufferéran Regiona
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Dorie M. Perry
Teachers College
Miss Perry
C. Bm.” Fuller
R. B. Stern
Shepard
Lawrence
Hables
M. D. Hodgkins
Little
the Home Gas & Electric Co
Modest Maidens
Aust
H.W. Widmaier
Albert Johnson
Parcy Robinson
Billy
Leon
Wilson Bros
B. V.D
A. W. Chase
K-L ‘Pills
W. Chase
M. D
Dr. A. W. Chase Company, Inc
Leneard Iitrect
Beoccklyn, M
Greeley
J.N
Greenie Moody's
Green Stamp Redemption Station
Edwin J. Haefeli
Hays
Eighth Street
Buster Brown
Oxfords
Ninth Street
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