Officers Elected and Events Planned in Local Civic Groups
The St Ignatius Altar and Rosary society will elect officers after 10 30 mass on Sunday and planned Christmas treats, a dinner for the commercial club, and aid for Harry Plummer’s family after a corn picker accident. Moscow Lutheran and Women Missionary federation elected new officers. Columbia chapter 58 CBS planned a guest night Christmas party with a Shrine hospital gift fund. Dist 46 Mothers club met to discuss the December 22 Christmas party with a prize winner and door prize awarded.
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Spring Valley
St. Ignatius Altar and Rosary Society
Celia
Laura
Francis Sullivan
E. R. Edwards
Commercial Club
American Legion
Harry Plummer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Floyd Hingeveld
Sullivan Sisters
Clair Truat
Robert Cavanaugh
Raymond Capelle
Moscow Lutheran
Joseph Stoa
Obert Berg
Ruth Nordby
Merrill Smeby
Ben Peterson
Women’s Missionary Federation
Richard Ruble
Barlow Thompson
Mission Box
Kermit Underdahl
Harold Stoa
John Anderson
Berg
Stoa
Parents Present Program for Leagues Members
Members of the Alpha league of Lyle Mona and Grove Lutheran churches were honored Sunday evening at the Lyle church where parents presented the program. Joy Lillegaard chaired with group singing led by C M Swenson and Mrs Swenson at the piano.
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Alpha League of
Lyle, Mona
Grove
Lyle Faculty Holds Holiday Dinner Party
Lyle high school faculty members along with spouses gathered in the school gym Thursday for a Christmas party. A turkey dinner was served to 18 attendees followed by games and gift exchanges.
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Lyle
Lyle High School
Study Club Presents Christmas Program at Racine Home
A Christmas program of songs and games directed by Mrs. R. W. Duel and Mrs. Merten Schwartz thrilled the Study club at Mrs. O. R. Steffens home in Racine. Gifts were exchanged and lunch was served. January meeting to be hosted by Mrs. George Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Haugland
Schroeder
Walter Eggen
Conrad Myhre
S. V. Gjervik
Alan Wold
R. W. Duel
Merten Schwartz
O. R. Steffens
Racine
George Simpson
De Boer Family Visits Relatives as Captain’s Rating Earned
Capt. and Mrs. Jacob L. De Boer and daughter Danielle of Louisville Ky visit relatives. Capt. DeBoer recently received his captain's rating and serves with the air force stationed in Louisville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeBoer of Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. DeBoer
Danielle
Louisville
DeBoer
Air Force
Henry DeBoer
Dexter
Senate Approves 38 Million Food Aid for Yugoslavia
Senate Democratic leader Lucas said the chamber would approve a 38 million dollar food aid authorization for Yugoslavia. He expects speedy action after committee approval, with Sen. Hickenlooper withholding his vote without explanation. A companion House measure awaited rules committee clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Foreign Relations
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Rules Committee
House
Balanced Meals Proposed by University Nutritionist
University of Minnesota nutritionist Jane Leichsenring told home agents at the extension conference that three well balanced meals improve protein use. She cited milk and cereal protein synergy, limits of cereal proteins, and noted heat treatment may reduce protein value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
University Farm
Jane Leichsenring
University
Miss Leichsenring
Birth of Baby Girl on Yap Island Attracts Austin Attention
A baby girl named Sharon Tinan was born at Yap island naval hospital on a Thursday anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Her parents Lt. Richard John Umhoefer and his wife are connected to the Yap trust territory administration. Relatives in Austin include Lt. Umhoefer’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George Umhoefer of 706 E. Water, and Mrs. Umhoefer before marriage was Shirley Jane Calder of San Francisco.
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Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Austin
Richard John Umhoefer
Umhoefer
Yap Island
Western
Carolines
Trust Territory
Sharon Tinan
Yap Island Naval Hospital
George Umhoefer
E. Water
Shirley Jane Calder
Alexander Calder
San Francisco
All Young Men May Be Called to Service
Gen Eisenhower warned 20 000 troops at Camp Pickett Virginia that the United States may soon call all young men back to service. He urged readiness and rigorous training while stressing a united nation able to fulfill its duties. He spoke with Gen Mark W Clark to soldiers of the 43rd Infantry Division and other units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Pickett
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
43Rd Infantry Division
Postoffice to Open Saturday Afternoon for Christmas Trade
The Austin postoffice will keep lobby windows open Saturday afternoon for stamps and outgoing parcels. Other windows will close. Postmaster J M Pierce said Christmas mailing traffic is rising quickly and early stamp purchases help ease later congestion.
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Austin Postoffice
Postoffice
J. M. Pierce
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Moscow Ladies Aid
Columbia
Columbia Chapter No
CBS
le Roy
Shrine Hospital
N. R. Engleson
L. R. Halling
Club of Dist
Yule Party
Dist. 46
Mothers Club
Jacob Wybenga
Joy Hawkins
Peter Lausen
Wybenga
Senate OK
East Side Furniture Store
Smith
Oakland
Cleveland
Eisenhower
Mark W
Clark
Army Field Forces
Thrifty Penney’s
Chartreuse
Dusty Rose
Penney
China
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