Esther Smith Publishes Article and Seeks Magazine Use
Prairie Flower notes Esther Smith’s Oct article in the Des Moines Register on parent questionnaires and ratings. New York magazines Youth Today and The Woman request publication rights, one for the problem child and the other for the full piece.
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Martha Thrasher
Prairie Flower
Des Moines Register
Fules
Esther Smith
Miss Smith
New York
Youth Today
Joe Knotek
Joe Shatta
Washington
Shatta
Will Palmer
Cy Bush
Fresh Flowers Add Glamour In Holiday Styles
Fresh flowers provide glamour for holiday appearances with new uses critical for dates and parties. Pompadours chignons earrings and necklaces feature gardenias poinsettias gilded leaves red carnations white holly and rubrum lilies orchids and gardenias. The styling suggests choosing blooms to balance dress drama and face shape while hair arrangements influence facial profile.
How to Use a Definite Schedule to Get More Done
A busy executive explains how planning time and setting a definite objective helps accomplish more. He notes that a written schedule reduces loafing, speeds decisions, and increases output, with twice as much work achieved as without a plan.
Home Oil opens new station in Ainsworth this Saturday
J O Criswell of Home Oil Company announces a new Home station in Ainsworth set to open this Saturday December 7. Jerry Edwards will manage the Ainsworth location offering a full line of Skelly products on the highway where the former Cities Service Station stood. The plan emphasizes a scheduled work routine to impress customers.
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J. O. Criswell
The
Home Oil Company
Ainsworth
Jerry Edwards
Harry White to Return Home After Eight Weeks in Hospital
Crawfordsville residents cheer as Harry White leaves the county hospital Monday evening after eight weeks recovering from an accident. He will walk with help but hopes for full recovery. Mrs White remains frail but able to manage at home. The Sinclair station is rising fast on the Edna lot south of the schoolhouse and will be finished soon.
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Robert Roberts
Henry Rees
Rees
Harry Donaldson
Johnny
Fred Donaldson
Milford Anderson
Richard
Mathers
Haskins
Wesley
White
Ezra Smith
Paul
Roy Littrell
Columbus Junction
H. D. Huber
Arlene
Guy Lyle
Keota
E. L. Smith
Cloyd Cornick
Mt. Union
Josephine K
Santa Claus
Wilbur Quinn
Joseph Shatla
L. W. Turnipseed
L. Fredmund
Milo Patterson
Lexington
Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Harry White
Co Hospital
Thanksgiving News From New Haven Families
Mrs Marion Smith and Merle Statler families travel to Des Moines to visit George Baker who was admitted to veterans hospital for treatment of his shoulder. Several local households mark Thanksgiving with family gatherings and visits to relatives across New Haven and nearby homes.
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New Haven
Merle Staller
George Baker
Des Moines
George
Veterans Hospital
Mel Crandall
Therion Lowry
Merle Statler
Merion Smith
Baker
S. J. Statler
Marion Kapp
Thanks for help after home fire from Hayes family
Mr and Mrs Harold L Hayes express sincere thanks and deep appreciation to those who assisted as their home burned. The note acknowledges help in many ways during the incident.
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Prairie Flower
Harold Day
Harold L. Hayes
Wayne Chatfield Taylor Takes Commerce Undersecretary Oath
Wayne Chatfield Taylor of Chicago a veteran in business and government affairs is shown taking the oath of office as the new undersecretary of commerce succeeding Edward.
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Wayne Chatfield Taylor
Chicago
Commerce
Edward
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