Social notes and pre nuptial party mixed in Fortnightly items
Mr and Mrs H L O Laughlin hosted a twelve oclock dinner for twelve. A prenuptial party honored Marjorie Green with gifts of linen and glass. Louise Bell of Packwood attended as a guest. The Bible Department held its closing meeting with eighteen members, prayers, and papers on Mariam and Aaron. Mrs Hor Mrs Theodore Bidwell spoke on Sunday school work and a community method. The Wellston standard school closed, with decorated rooms and a May Sole dance. The Folly Dozen Club met at George Havel’s home with Bunco prizes, followed by luncheon. Arlo Burhim and Donald Custer celebrated birthdays at Sunet Park with a large picnic dinner.
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Marjorie Green
Minnie Green
A. R Krause
Marjorie
Sam R.in
Louise Bell
Packwood
Bible Department
F. L. Wilson
J.C. Boice
Yeading
Mazie Stewart
Mariam
Cloyd Knapp
Aaron
George Havel
Folly Dozen
Town
AIL
Frank Gorman
Na~ Aine
Cedar Rapids
Edwi Kos
Wes Sojka
Edwin Ka
Geo. Shalla
Jess Shalla
Wes Sorks
Arlo Burhim
Donald Custer
Suneet Park
American speed themed dining and home meal prep trends
The article discusses speed driven American culture with vaudeville style jests and a focus on quick meals. It outlines ten minute breakfasts twenty minute lunches and thirty minute dinners using canned foods prepared cereals sausages steaks and desserts. It notes leftovers and caramelized maple syrup dishes and mentions social events with birthdays and references to Romans and Brutus from Shakespeare.
Embarrassed His Mother Mrs J AL recounts family mishap
In a humorous reminiscence, AL recalls entertaining friends including the minister at a Sunday dinner. While refilling the gravy bowl, his young son exclaimed for more gravy before it ran dry, prompting a lighthearted moment shared with Mrs J.
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Boston ‘Transcript
Household Hints and Garden Charm From A Valley Tale
Creaking rockers respond to soap and light sanding followed by floor wax. A highchair can be shortened by trimming legs as a child grows. A kitchen trash sack can be converted into a standup bin to save steps. In a garden tale lavender vines yielded scarlet berries and surprising bloom indoors, with vines producing new growth and flowers after winter. Florence C. Hebel notes the vase water idea failed yet vines regrew with 15 inches of new growth.
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California
Florence C. Hebel
First English Fire Departments and Boston Engine Era
The excerpt notes London split into four fire districts after a 1667 fire with officers in charge. It claims the first U S fire department formed when the first engine appeared in Boston in 1978.
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London
United States
Boston
Local Visitors and Casual Updates From Topeka
Mr and Mrs I H Ellimberger of Topeka Kans are visiting at the John Olds home Mrs Ellimberger is a sister of Mr Olds and they were called here by lighiness Stella Logan went to Ins worth this morning to sister Mrs N J Walker Leo Mangold who was hurt in an automobile accident two weeks ago has been taken from the hospital to the home of his father J Mangold and is getting along fine now Mrs W L Glessburner Mrs Leah Darnell and M attended tie tin V Eicher at Wayland yesterday
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I. H. Ellimberger
Topeka, Kansas
John Olds
Leo Mangold
J. Mangold
W.L. Glessburner
Leah Darnell
Tie Tin V. Eicher
Wayland Yeserday
Living leaves speak from distant souls in papers
Quote from Charles Kingsley about letters and newspapers touching the living from strangers far away. He notes how these sheets speak, arouse, terrify, teach, comfort, and open hearts, acting as brothers across miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kingsley
Social Calendar For The Week May 27 to June 3
Social events fill the week with bridge lunches and club gatherings. Mrs L A Jones hosts a one oclock luncheon at South Town Avenue, while the Young Women's Missionary Society and several clubs meet at various homes and churches.
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L. A. Jones
Local church notices load two events and changes
Mrs don Quins attends Kolah club on Wednesday at eight at city hall Ames C W McDonald will be present. Presbyterian choir rehearses Friday and a notice changes Thursday 7 20 pm. A M E church young people hold social Thursday evening at 8 09 Admission 5 and 10 cents. Ohio State Journal quotes a proverb on self control and future money for business chances.
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Don Quins
Kolah Club
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H. L O'Laughlin
Wellston
Mable Sayre
Mr. Diller
Fred Diller
Mayo
Sifome
Shorty
E. M. Bridges & Co
Ehitaren’s
Half Sox
Entarens
Grahams Department Stores
Graham’s
Infant's Bands
Quant
Rayon Brassieres
Athletic Unions
Graciest
SILK
Pearl
South Side Square
Champagn
Keith Price
Burlington
Donalds
Lhat
Julius Caesar
Shakespeare
Brutus
Titinius
Cassus
Rienzi
England
Charles James Fox
Stella Logan
Insworth
N. J. Walker
Young Women's Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
R. L. Livingston
Merie Eckels
Boston Club
Rosemary Club
Vine Marek
Social Union of
New Haven
Fred Nelswanger
Harve Carter
Wandeline Kahala
Don Wylie
J. E. Kunath
Edna Quinn
White Shrine
Roy Means
Women's Missionary Society of the Bethel Church
Nellie Juzeler
A. M. E.church
Fred Neiswanger
Tro Hi
Hawaii
Ohio State Journal
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