Bricker Pleads For Economy in Lincoln Day Talk
Ohio Governor John W. Bricker urged budget restraint during a Lincoln Day speech at the Union League in Philadelphia. He linked government spending to higher taxes and unemployment, noting 2000 Ohio state payroll cuts saving about three and a half million dollars annually and stressing retrenchment to preserve representative government.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Lincoln
Union League
Bricker
Lo Eght
Ridgeville Senior Class Athletic Carnival Set for Feb 20
Ridgeville School hosts an athletic carnival at 7 30 p m Monday February 20 under the Senior Class. Events include faculty men vs firemen volleyball, senior varsity vs All-Star basketball, girls basketball, Fifth Grade Midgets vs Sixth Grade Giants, boxing exhibitions and moving pictures. Free novelties for children. all are invited.
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Ridgeville
Senor
Spencer Girls Win In Poster Contest
Two Spencer girls won in the Medina County World Poultry Congress poster contest. Mary Suikowski tied for high school division and Hazel Neidhardt won eighth grade. Edgar H. Blaine supervised the event, held with the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland. Awards were presented at a Medina banquet Thursday.
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Spencer
Medina County
Mary Suikowski
Hazel Neidhardt
Cleveland
Edgar H. Blaine
Medina
Tickets Available For Thou Lecture At M E Church
Tickets for the Col Thomas Chau lecture at the M E Church are on sale today and tomorrow at Hulse Heating Co Middle Ave and The Central Beck Store. The lecture is scheduled for Wednesday night at 8 PM.
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Col Thomas Chau
M. E
Hulse Heating Co
Middle Ave
Beck
1900 Coeds To Participate In Oberlin Vocational Symposium
About 900 Oberlin coeds participate in a two day Vocational Symposium for women titled Symposium on Occupations for Women. Keynote speaker Mrs Florence S Robnett opens Friday at Finney Chapel, with sections on journalism education science health arts and social service administration. Saturday features twenty two round tables and a panel on Marriage and Career followed by a tea for speakers and students.
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Oberlin
Oberlin For Women
Women’s Self-Government League
Oberlin College
Natalie Kavanagh
Wellesley Hills Mass
Nancy Burd
Altoona
Virginia Ballard
Aspinwall
Florence S Robnett
Chicago Collegiate Bureau of Occupations
Robnett
Finney Chapel
Land
Northwestern University
W.C A
A. AU. W
Cleveland Public Library
C. Elma Pratt
International School of Art
New York City
Janet Null
Sterling, and Welch Co
Cleveland
Rhoda McCulloch
The
Women’s Press
Ruth Place
Detroit News
Detroit
Alice Luethe Williams
Lord and Taylor
Louise Stitt
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Anna M. Graybill
W. C
Oberlin College, Business and Industry
Helen Rockwell
National Insurance Co
Vermont
Serve Simple Tasty Food To Coax Invalid Appetite
Medical guidance stresses nourishing meals for weak patients. Properly prepared settings, mouth rinses, clean trays, and small appealing portions help coax appetite and support recovery, noting that pleasant surroundings and hygiene boost readiness to eat.
Rinse His Mouth in Patient Care Guidance
A clinical note emphasizes mouth care for the sick, noting dryness, a coated tongue, and a foul taste. It stresses making the mouth look and smell pleasant to encourage eating, with the cook and nurse sharing responsibility even when they are the same person.
Keeping Meals Appealing In Hospitals And Homes
Guidance urges attractive presentation of meals to stimulate appetite in patients. Use bright napkins, colorful garnishes, and delicate colors, with properly timed service. Avoid irritation, serve hot foods hot and cold foods cold, and do not discuss illness at mealtime.
Many Bills Introduced in Ohio House
A lengthy list of proposed measures introduced in the Ohio House includes bills to fund state programs, regulate alcohol and fishing, set driver and tax rules, enhance library and archaeological activities, and create new courts and commissions. Notable sponsors include Kellar, Metcalf, McGregor, and others from multiple counties.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio House of Repesentatives
Siford
Auglaize
McGregor
Coshacton
Hawley
Darke
Kellar
Delaware
Buckley
Mahoning
Roberts
Stark
Krueger
Erie
Kreuger
Lake Erie
Stokes
Fairfield
Metcalf
Franklin
Marshall
State Archaeological and Historical Society
McChesney
R. Greene
U. S
Fair
Holmes
Coshocton
Atlee Pomerene
Berlin
Simpson
Hardin
Lawrence
Huron
Coshocton-Eaton
R. Lake
Natural Resources Coordinating Board
Glass
D. Mahoning
Ohio Bell Telephone
Lish
Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Mees
Meigs
Shellhouse
Montgomery
Wood
Conservancy
Muskingum
Michener
Morgan
O'Neil
Washington
Marshall R. Muskingum
Troy
Wilkinson
R. van Wert
Mit
van Wert
Ford
Trumbull
Adjutant General
McKinley
Canton
Mason
Wyandot
Myers
Allen
le Fever
Athens
Petri
Crawford
Drake
Interstate Crime Commission
R. Franklin
Fort Ancient
Betz
Gallia
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Eland
Greyhound
Travel Bureau Ae
Court St
Deans’ Association
League of Women Voters
Helene W Hartley
Syracuse
Anne, McCarthy
Bureau of Personnel
Cleveland Public Schools
Katherine Hopwood
Elyria
Mandergarten
May Arbuthnot
Western Reserve University
Edna Lake
Laurel School
Shaker Heights
Minnie Lynn
McKinley High School
Edna Bowles
Ass't
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Edith Keller
Elizabeth Stratton
Norwalk
Eunice
Florence Schee Robnett
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
de, Chrisman
Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Hartis
Partics Fem
Justice of the Peace
O'Neill R
Conservation Division
Welfare Department
Boys Industrial School
Mansfield Reformatory
Cory
Seneca
Sandusky Bay
Cedar Point
Marblehead
State Medical Board
Hiner
Elyria Grange Hall Griswold Road
TUL Ata
Frigidaire” Speot
Frigidaire
General Motors
Broad Street
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