Woman's Society Postpones Meeting and Community Notes
The Woman's Society of Christian Service postponed its meeting to next month due to illness. Friendly Circle members met at Lena Tuttle's home with 15 members and two guests. Ruth White presided. social hour led by Nelle Beher. Numerous local dinner visits and a Women’s Literary Circle meeting with officer elections and new memberships are reported, plus corrections and funeral attendance notes.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Friendly Circle
Lena Tuttle
Ruth White
Nelle Beher
Evelyn Neal
Alta Carfield
Mattie Clark
Willella Henley
Henley
Lenore Thompson
Edna Henley
Gouldie Kyser
Sarah Stager
Lester Miller
Hennessey
Bess Baker
James Herkless
Oklahoma
Earl Miler
Lexington
Boston
Mass
Ira Collins
Stella
Lorenzo Keller
Warrington
Allie Bell
Cleveland
Roscoe Thomas
Groton
L. O. Bell
Indianapolis
Don Garriott
Albert Linder
Greenfield
Willard Simmons
Joe Bell
Washington City
D. C
Paul Bell
Methodist Church
Rollie Walker
Mary -Lou Ruggles
Harvey Fry
H. A. Martin
New Castle
Ralph Zapf
Marietta Main
Clayton
Conrad Shields
Elizabeth
Scott
Anderson
Fannie Havens
Sandra Brady
Joe Walker
Rushville
Claude Walker
Rolland Jessup
East St Christian Church Sunday Schedule Notice
J A Reynolds announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m Milton Hadley to bring the message The church invites non members to worship George B Moore superintendent teaches Sunday school lesson Jesus Busy with His Ministry of Love Sermon Becoming a Part of the Church Prayer service Wednesday January 12 at 7 30 p m at the Wagner home
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J. A. Reynolds
Milton Hadley
East ST. Christian Church
Rank F. Jones
George B. Moore
S. S
Jesus
John Wagner
Christian Church Sunday Service and Prayer Reminder
The notice invites attendance at 10 45 a m Sunday worship and Sunday school to back up the boys in service. It asks readers to remember the soldiers in prayer and join in worship.
News notes from Charlottesville and surrounding towns
Social visits fill weekend in Charlottesville area with numerous dinners. Family members travel from Greenfield Indianapolis and Boston. Military service and a funeral are reported. A political poll discusses a draft training proposal and tax preferences among farmers and regional residents.
Farmers Favor Compulsor Postwar Military Service
A nationwide poll for Successful Farming shows 56 percent of farmers favor a one year postwar military training program. Among Midwest farmers 55 percent support while 4 percent oppose and 37 percent are undecided. The September 1940 Farmer Speaks reveals broader national support growing, with rising endorsement for universal military training after the war.
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Altho
Farmer Speaks
Successful Farming Magazine
Midwest
Farmers Shifting Views on Sales Tax Pressure
The text notes farmers previously opposed sales taxes unless high amounts but now face an income tax, suggesting resistance to higher sales taxes for revenue may ease. It mentions Farmer Speaks polls and a prompt to read the want ads.
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Middlewest
Farmer Speaks
Mrs Essie Boling Heads to Kentucky on Visit
Mrs Essie Boling left Wednesday for Kentucky to visit her daughter and spend some time there.
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Essie Boling
William S. Coleman Walter B. Hill W. J. Phelps
Three individuals named William S. Coleman, Walter B. Hill, and W. J. Phelps appear in the record. Their roles or affiliations are not specified in the fragment.
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William S. Coleman, Walter B. Hill, W. J. Phelps
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George Snick
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Jane Reynolds
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Lillie Julian
Robert Martz
Rosalie Humes
Walter J. Phelps
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James H. Ball
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Fox Drive
Conoco Station
Ripley Two
Conservation Club
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Timber War Project
Rudolph H. Grabow
U. S. Forest Service
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Carthage
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Mayor LaGuardia
New York
National War Fund
Emil Schram
Lawrence Wales
Nameless Creek
Jessie Edwards
Lilburn White
John White
Robert
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Gail
Irvin Binford
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Edward G. Robinson
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