But-: Boake Carter sparks housework debate
A columnist cites Dr. Robert Hoppock arguing men should do housework and provide, challenging the woman’s role in the home. The piece rails at the idea of women as sole homemakers, praising traditional gender duties while warning of societal harm if women abandon childrearing and domestic roles. The fragment ends with a note on Melon City in Turlock hosting a convention despite mismatched melon ripening.
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Robert Hoppock
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Atlantic City
Atlantle City
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Dishes for Today Piquant Dressing Adds Flavor to Salads
A vintage home style feature offers fruit and seafood salad ideas with mint dressed and boileddressings. Recipes include Fruit Salad Bowl with Minted Parisien Dressing and SeaFood Salad with French dressing, plus Jolson Spicy Boiled Dressing and Fruit Roquefort mixtures. Lucid tips on prep and chilling accompany notes of social gatherings and club notices.
Avon Lake Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Julia Burk
Lorain Miss Julia Burk, bride elect of Charles Rees, received a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Charles Rees home. Guests included Mrs. Anna Schroth and others. gifts were presented and a midnight supper was enjoyed. The wedding is set for August 7.
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Lorain
Charles Rees
Miss Burk
Alixust
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Carl Scheeng
Cleveland
Anna Schroth
Rose Bartolovich
Race Royer
John Shutie
Mike Vasich
John Warner
Dorothy Shutie
Elora Reese
Burk
Vincent News Notes Snapshot of Local Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Elmer Keller and children plus Mr and Mrs Myron Keller and son joined Mrs Clara Keller in a Sunday visit to Mr and Mrs William Gerrick and family lines. Mrs Audrer Carliste, Merlin Monazon family and others traveled from Vincent to join the Gerricks. Mrs Clara Keller has been a guest at the Gerrick home for two weeks and returned home with the group to Vincent. Also noted are visits by Mr Arthur Eschtrath and relatives in Finleyville PA and Frankie Reese visiting relatives with Mr and Mrs Richard. Thirty plus persons attended a gathering described as Willing Workers at Chambers with daughter Sue Fourteen people including one.
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Myron Keller
Merlin Monazon
Nen
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Finleyville
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Richard Willing
Chambers and
Sue
Clarence Anderson
Amsherst
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Toronto
Canada
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Jane
Elyria
Alex Garland
Lewis Kreeger
Warren
Ohio
Glen Ruth
Findley
Ed. Sharp
Lakewood
C. E. Gratz
Your Good Health Diet Opinion by Claud North Chrisman
The author discusses Heinz diet charts as authentic and argues for a moderate to hard working man to eat beef, with protein and iron, while noting the diet includes fat, little minerals, and about 200 calories per 100 grams. He mentions white bread, butter, cheese, and cream in coffee.
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Claud North Chrisman
H. J. Heinz Company
Taste Based Diet and Vegetable Choices Highlight Nutrition
The discussion weighs dried beans and peas as rich protein and carbs with fiber, recommends white or sweet potatoes, canned corn, parsnips, and notes turnips offer fewer carbs but minerals. It highlights sauerkraut as mineral rich, vitamins, and critiques consumer taste driving waste, with beet greens as iron rich but disliked.
Nuts and calories in a light supper plan
A humorous primer on dieting and calories describes eating nuts rich in minerals while limiting portions to 100 grams for church suppers and a 3,000 calorie day. It mentions walnuts and peanuts, dietary advice from doctors, and a light daily routine with coffee, toast, thin soup, and a satisfying dinner, plus social notes from Elyria and nearby areas.
Sandstone Four-H Clubs Meet in Town Hall South Amherst
The Sandstone Four-H Club and Cloverettes held meetings at the town hall and a member’s home. Members discussed project deadlines August 4 and July 21 with judging at the town hall. Social hours followed with refreshments for advisors and members. Activities included a cooking club, garden party attendees, and local church notices. Nearby residents attended events and visits to family members were noted.
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South Amherst
Sandstone
Town Hall
United States
Tow Hall
Marilyn Rudy
Ruth Moore
Quarry Town
William Lantz
Cloverettes
Mary Madrich
Norma Brucker
Theresa Rich
Ruth Krueck
Margaret Goll
Charles Kohrer
Elma Wirth
Ninabelle Witt
Ruth Kraeck
Ida Batos
Belleville Star Runner Sleeps Outdoors in All Weather
Jack Rodenmaier, Belleville high school's standout middle distance runner, is noted for sleeping outdoors year round to build stamina. The article highlights his dedication and potential to become a champion.
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Belleville
Jack Rodenmaier
Amherst Bride Marie Wilhelm Marries Roy Hoffner
Marie Wilhelm daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Wilhelm and Roy Hoffner son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hoffner were united in marriage at St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church Amherst. Rev C E Schmidt officiated the single ring ceremony at 10 am Friday attended by the bride's sister Mrs G M Parker and Clayton Hoffner Oberlin. The couple will reside at 144 Forest street after a west honeymoon. The bride a Amherst High School 1932 graduate works as bookkeeper at Amherst Auto Service. Hoffner a 1934 Amherst High graduate works at National Tube Co Lorain.
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Fred Wilhelm
Elyria Avenue
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Harry Hoffner
Milan Avenue
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
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Forest Street
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Hoffner
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You And Your Child You And Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A hot summer day leaves a infant fretful in a carriage. The mother notes overdressing worsens discomfort and advises light clothing, simple cleansing baths, and frequent, cool sips of boiled water. Emphasizes keeping baby cool, hydrated, and comfortable with minimal layers.
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Jane Herbert Goward
Baby
The Ancient Mariner Copeland in Roosevelts Row
The piece mocks Doctor Copeland as a pro Roosevelt figure and political prophecy, recalling his past as New York City Health Commissioner and his dramatic warnings of plagues. It traces his rise in New York politics, his associations with Hearst and Hylan, and his role in the 1922 senator’s race amid a chorus of irony. It also surveys Sherman Minton’s Senate ascent, Hoosier ambitions, and New Mexico’s wave of political newcomers led by Hurley and Stauffer, with Raskob emerging as DNC chair.
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