Westfield club holds Christmas party at Spaulding home
Westfield special correspondent reports the Tuesday eveing gathering at Mrs Grace Spauldings for the Christmas party with guests Mrs Floyd Bauerly and neighbors. Cliff Fausts move back to their home, N R Beaubien heads to Denver for a visit, and OASee. Community events include PTA plans for an oyster supper and milk aid, library surveys, and a bond issue bid for a school addition. Carolyn Lilly and Carl Toben named Westfield high school queen and king.
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Floyd Bauerly
Cliff Faust
Ted Miller
Sioux City
N. R. Beaubien
Eli Courey
Denver
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Ladies’ Aid
George Hummel
Henning Hansen
Diane
Sonny
Kenneth Evens
Howard Gragstetter
Elkton
Clarence Hummel
Donny and
Kathleen
Akron
Je Curry
Kenneth Hummel
Percy Harrington
Wayne Lias
Michael
Ocy Jones, Jr
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Harry Lee Bernhardt
Marlene Ann’ Pessehl
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Carl Toben
Frozen Food Locker Offers Year Round Easy Eating
A local notice promotes frozen food lockers as a convenient solution for year round meals. It invites readers to drop in for an explanation of how lockers save time money and effort while ensuring good eating.
Homecoming Crowned by Seniors and Dance to Follow
Seniors Mary Lou Boyle and Larry Welch led the Homecoming court with juniors Janet Frisch-am and Douglas Lilly and sophomores Irene Boyle and Randall Lilly among participants. Bonnie Burcham and Michael Sharp served as crown-bearers, Harlyn Dewey hosted, and Miss Ione Lease led the school band. Union Consolidated teams won both girls and boys basketball games, and a student university band finished the festivities before a dance. The Student Council, led by Supt Robert McLean, organized the event with decorations. County Farmers Union will elect officers December 14 at 1 00 p.m. in Alcester ABA building, with lunch by Emmett Local. WNAX-570 will broadcast weather-related school closings.
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Larry Welch
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Eddie Beech
Bonnie Burcham
Michael Sharp
Harlyn Dewey
Ione Lease
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Dont throw money away on throwaways says local paper
A fragment from a local publisher recalls an order for 2700 handbills to advertise a sale and the wasteful result when a later crew found no hometown copies in the post office waste basket. The moral centers on avoiding throwaway supplies and the value of durable advertising.
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