Guard Units Open Three-Week Recruitment Drive
Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the 1st Battalion 151st Infantry launches a three-week recruiting drive at the National Guard Armory. Capt. John Dupony says the effort, tied to a state campaign for the 38th Infantry Division to reach 10,000, runs tonight through an open house and bean supper on January 16. The unit will welcome current and former service members and local youths 17 and older, with demonstrations of headquarters functions.
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National Guard
John Dupony
38Th Infantry Division
Anderson
Battalion unit logistics training session announced
The Anderson Herald reports an administrative training and logistical SeeT and operational services drill for the battalion including Company D infantry heavy weapons unit and a medical platoon with locations in Anderson Alexandria New Castle and Richmond. Lt. Col. Gordon Geiger commands the battalion. Visitor refreshments planned and bean suppers set with Company D on January 1 at the local site and January 16 in Alexandria New Castle and Richmond.
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Anderson
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New Castle
Richmond
Gordon Geiger
Donald Welter
Cub Pack 3023 Holds Meeting at Longfellow School
Cub Pack 3023 met at Longfellow School auditorium for the December 1 meeting with Cubmaster Henry Diedring presiding. Den 3 led the opening with the pledge and carols. Den 2 ran the program. Den 4 and others received Bobcat awards. future plans include a January 23 meeting on Pirate Waters.
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James Callahan
James Hervey
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Holland
David Garrett
France
Joy Eutsier
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Ronnie jDiedring
Germany
Eutsier
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Diedring
Let
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Charles Bynum
Tommy Hervey
Don Witham
Leonard Turner
David Lee Green
Fred Shyrock
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
A column urges easing shopping for salesgirls during Christmas rush. It advises customers to decide what to buy, speak clearly, share names for deliveries, and consider simple comforts like foot baths and lotion after long hours. Contact Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
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Josephine Lowman
Vanity Club Christmas Dinner Part held at homes
Vanity Club members gathered for a Christmas dinner party with Mrs Frank O Roark as hostess at 118 East 37th Street. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames John Cassell C E Hess and Grant E Wellons, with other attendees including Mesdames Richard Dovey John Morris and Bess Graham. The next meeting is planned for January 10 at 1616 Nichol Avenue with Mrs Wellons hosting.
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Frank O’roark
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C. E. Hess
Grant E. Wellons
Richard Dovey
John Morris
Bess Graham
Points For Parents Mother Talks Gift Wrapping
A mother explains how to wrap Christmas gifts, choosing to help her child by holding paper tight and applying tape so the finished package looks neat. The scene highlights a perfectionist parent who forgets children learn by doing.
Your Baby And Mine Advice On Keeping Children Safe At Christmas
Myrtle Meyer Eldred urges constant parental vigilance during the Christmas season. She warns that dry trees and faulty electricals pose fire risks and urges supervising matches and lighting. The piece stresses not leaving young children alone, as their curiosity can lead to dangerous choices.
Ringlet Club Hosts Christmas Supper and Gift Exchange
The Ringlet Club held its Christmas supper at the Critchley Home and then visited Mrs. Neil Lewis to exchange gifts and play games. Prizes went to Mrs. Gordon Cochran and Mrs. Donald Rork, with Mrs. Russell Hubble winning the door prize. The next meeting is set for January 4 at Mrs. Lewis Hosier's home.
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Ringlet Club
Critchley
Neil Lewis
Gordon Cochran
Donald Rork
Russell Hubble
Lewis Hosier
YMCA Luncheon and Evening Schedule Rendered
Daily calendar lists noon Rotary Club Exchange Bonne Foi luncheon. Dinners and meetings include Bowling Team Missionary Board Jaycees and Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Evening gym events feature Women Gym and Swim Junior A and B squads Volleyball Intermediates and basketball games versus Gaar's Wellington's Epworth Methodist and Boys Cafe.
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Boy’s Cafe
Myrtle Meyer Eldred Reach Ret Tribune Syndicate
Betsy Wetsy tear dolls at Strickler's Hardware mentioned in a note directed to the Ret Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Retters
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Towa
Betsy
Strickler’s Hardware
Insect Damage Wastes One Acre of US Cropland
US weather figures show one acre in ten planted across the United States is lost to insect damage. The report highlights ongoing losses despite efforts in pest control and farming practices.
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