Printing Index is Convention Project at Ohio 1812 Daughters Meeting
National Society United States Daughters of 1812 guest Mrs. Cecil T. Hays of Atlanta presided at the Ohio State Council gathering in Columbus with delegates from nearly all fourteen chapters. The main project is an Index to the Grave Record of Servicemen of the War of 1812 in Ohio, outlining about 2000 names and to be placed in all eighty eight counties for genealogy and membership proofs. Firelands Museum will receive a copy. State officers were elected for two years. Joshua Giddings Chapter represented by Lorene Gibbs and others.
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Cecil T. Hays
Atlanta
Georgia
The
National Society
United States Daughters OF 1812
Ohio State Council of the United States Daughters of 1812
Southern Hotel
Columbus
Ohio
State of
Firelands Museum
State Library of Ohio
South Front Street
Ohio Society
U.S.D
Joshua Giddings
Lorene G. Gibbs
Sandusky
Merritt S. Huber
Bettsville
Ruby E. Heyl
Norwalk
Nevin Fry
Bacone College
Nine to ten year olds learn sewing with guided choice
Mrs. Orena Haynes of The Ohio State University shares advice for parents helping girls aged 9 to 11 start sewing. She urges simple projects like headscarves, steady progress, and letting children select fabrics while offering assistance with threading and machine use.
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Orena Haynes
Ohio State University
Haynes
Garden Club Invited To Guest Night
New London Home Garden Club invites members of White Joe Garden Club to guest night at 8 p.m. April 8 in the New London Methodist Church annex. A white elephant sale is planned for a future event and Easter bonnet winners were announced at a recent meeting.
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Clarksfield
New London Home Garden Club
White Joe Garden Club
New _ London Methodist Church
William Welch
Ben Booth
Frances Nestor
Community group schedules and club meetings for Wednesday
The list shows numerous church and scout groups meeting at First United Methodist, First United Presbyterian, St. Peter Lutheran, and related venues with times. It notes various events from breakfast to pinochle tournaments and board sessions. A closing line comments on 1966 food consumption per capita at grocery checkouts, noting a 3 percent rise since 1950.
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First United Presbyterian Church
First United Methodist Church
Gerard Majella
Marge Smith
Salvation Army
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Fellowship Hall
Xi Delta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Klein
Knights of Columbus
Spices Spark Flavor for Hearty Beef Pork Dishes
Bay leaves enhance beef stew and pot roast while caraway seeds suit liver and pork dishes. Basil pairs well with pork and beef entrees, adding zest to culinary experiments.
Heloise Freezes Cheese With Careful Freezing Tips
A reader shares practical guidance from two cheese makers on freezing cheese. Most aged cheeses can be frozen at zero degrees or lower in small portions and tightly wrapped, with a six month cap. Thaw slowly in the fridge, mold can be trimmed away, or shredded for casseroles.
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Roquefort
Couple Marks 63rd Anniversary in Norwalk
Raymond G. Roberts and Elsie Balding wed March 31 1906 receiving a Huron County license from Probate Judge Charles Suhr. They celebrated their 63rd anniversary with four children nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Roberts later ran a mail order business and Mrs. Roberts owned The Doll Shop.
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Raymond G. Roberts
Norwalk
Elsie Balding
Monroeville
Charles Suhr
Huron County
Knapp
Berlin Heights
L.L. Doud
Chicago
Roberts
Kiwanis Plan Easter Service at Berlin Heights
The Berlin Heights Kiwanis club will hold a round table Thursday due to Maundy Thursday services at the Congregational Church. The Easter Sunrise Service takes place on Kruegers Hill east of Berlin Heights, followed by a pancake breakfast at the Congregational Church. April 10 the Kiwanis meet at the Green Tree Inn in Sandusky at 6 30 p m with wives as guests.
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Berlin Heights
Kiwanis Club
Congregational Church
Kruegers Hill
Main Road
Kiwanis
Green Tree Inn
Sandusky
Aspirin Socks Paste and the Value of a Grocery Dollar
A reflection on how consumer spending shifts beyond food to clothes, detergents, personal care, education, and household goods. The piece notes 20 cents of every dollar buys soaps, socks, liquor, pet foods and encyclopedias, and muses about comparing wages and prices across eras.
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Colosseum
Rome
Elvira Gramano
UPI
Garden Club
Wakeman
Order of the Eastern Star
Marge Waldron
Dora Brown
Luella Holmes
Esther Larson
P.m
Maytag Dishwasher
Jet
China
Mayiag
Carl
Benedict
Heloise
Dilly
R.H
Ann Arn OD
Milan
Holman Jewelers
Mystique
Amoire
Holuon Jewelers
E. Main ST
Diamond Merchants
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