Women Land Army urged to aid farms this year
Sixty thousand women are sought to help short-handed farmers raise record food production. City girls with no farming experience can join the new Women's Land Army, recruited through the U S Employment Service and other agencies. Training centers will teach dairy, horticulture, poultry, and machinery operation, with wages near farm rates and housing deductions as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosellen Callahan
York
Women's Land Army Fst
Wil
Uncle Sam
New ‘Land “Arms
U.S. Crop Corps
England
U.S. Employment Service
AWVS
YMCA
Jobe Sehich
Pi Phi Honors Graduating Seniors at Spring Formal
Pi Beta Phi held a spring formal to honor graduating seniors including Sue Rousey Louise Lowden and Anna Mae Keener Guests entered through Huntington with a clock themed decor The band provided music and artificial carnations formed an Arrow on a black backcloth Chaperones included Mr and Mrs P O Nichols and many faculty members The detailed guest list spans several couples and local names with the event centered on a sendoff for seniors amid period decor and formal gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumabell White
Veda
Anna Mae Keener
Jenny
Berry
Sue Rousey
Louise Lowden
Ree
Becom Houser
Nelsonville
Barron
Patty Let
Hart
Huntington
Agnes" Keesere
Pegay ‘Burger
Cincinnatich
AL Coke
McKenney on Bridge Army Tops South in Tight Defense
The bridge column describes a complex hand where West, Staden, and East-Miemond face a sharp defense. Key plays include five cuts by the army side, a sequence of heart and diamond leads, and a late spade coup. The defense wins two diamonds and holds the line with precise carding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenney
Army
Tops
King of
South
West i
Staden
Beara
West
Anily
Miemond
Betas Spring Dance transformation and color decor
Betas held a spring dance on a Saturday in April with a long distance moving truck for transport. The blue and pink band backdrop featured a Beta crest and pledge pin, while pink and blue lights and streamers decorated the venue. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gor Bush, Mr and Mrs William Beckett, and Mr and Mrs Edward Hines with Liverpool noted as Beta parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta
Eta
Mr_l
Gor Bush
William Ad Mire
RF Beckett
Edward Hines
Liverpool
Beta Active
Nck Hines
Hamlyn Club Meets at Home on Friday Evening
The Hamlyn Club gathered Friday evening at 13 Stewart St hosted by Mrs Ernest Baugh. Vice president Mrs Ernest Baugh led the meeting while Mrs Fred Brown won a prize. New member Robert Hobday and Mrs Hobday joined the group as the evening included refreshments and ringing remarks. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Clyde Mansfield on April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Clyde Litter
Stewart St
Ernest Baugh
Fred Brown
Robert Hobday
Mra Hobday
This Week in the Comics at Great Lakes Station
The Great Lakes Bulletin adds a weekly comics digest on its editorial page. Sailors in training skim five to ten seconds of summaries for Captain Easy Wash Tubbs Popeye and other popular strips. Panel captions describe Easy in an English hospital, Olive Oyl plotting, and Dick Tracy tracking a culprit, with wartime acceleration noted.
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Great Lakes Bulletin
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
So Ueiresis
Terry
Kid the Pirates
the Gumps
Harold
Captain Easy
Penny
Mona
Joe Palooka
Africa
Olive Oya
Tittle
Popeye
Annie
Mitts
Cindy
Caty
Fuiph Corkin
Anniversary party at home of Atkins and Sia on Richland Ave
A 10th anniversary gathering was held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Atkins, 41 Richland Ave. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Jerald Pirkey, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ramsey, and several friends and relatives. Games were played, gifts were exchanged, and refreshments were served. Additional report notes a Tuesday meeting at Christian Church with 11 members and a guest, plus a prize contest and refreshments.
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Sia
Ray Rhond S” Atkins
Richland Ave
Jerald Pireve
Ray” Ramsey
Stra
Wayne France
Mtr
George’ Swart
Wioates
Atking
Grace Benn
Dora Cunningham
Donson Lenigar
Cecile Ayers
EL. Atking
Atkins Ie
Ren
Mrs. Pirkey
Mr. Akina
Calendar of club events and notices excerpt
A dense calendar of April club meetings and social events is listed. Numerous organizations including Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary, Central Avenue church groups, Red Cross sewing, literary circles, and church societies schedule activities at homes and local schools, with times from 6:90 pm to 8 pm and dates through April 18. The items include hostess names and addresses, program notes, and one birth announcement for Ken da Sheryl Russell.
Pitfalls of Love and a Ringing Blackmail Hint
Katharine weighs love for her husband Hal Meredith and for Jack as Hal arrives with tense news. The scene unfolds with doubt, fear, and a dangerous question about a blackmail attempt, while Katharine plans how to handle the visit and the truth she will reveal. The tension centers on trust, deception, and a looming demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine
Hal Meredith
Jack
Successful Wife Must Be Many Different Women By Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that a wife many times becomes the varied companion a man seeks for different roles from dining to churchgoing to motherhood. She notes wives labor daily to be entertaining, attentive, and versatile, adapting to his needs and expectations after marriage.
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Ruth Millett
Daughters Meeting at American Legion Home Ends with Plans
Daughters meeting at the American Legion Home Thursday evening planned a rummage sale in City Hall on April 28 and 29. Members and friends were asked to contribute articles. Birthdays of Mrs Blanche Dean Mrs Flora Williams and Mr Blanche Algeo were observed during the social hour. Refreshments were served by committee members Besse Fleck Olive Eddleman Edna Fleming and Mac. A reading Entitled The Faithful Few was given by Mrs Blanche Dean. Mrs Kate Shaver presented an original poem. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Fleming 90 Mill St on April 22. Mrs C H Harris returned Sunday idd and daughter and Mr Rock and daughter will spend two weeks at the Harris home. Mr Rock has returned to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enon Vetsrans
American Legion
City Hall
Blanche Dean
Flora Williams
Blanche Algeo
Besse Fleck
Olive Eddleman
Edna” Fleming
Mac Ought
Charles Rock
Rock
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