HeloiseTips on ironing and home hacks
Heloise shares simple household hints including ironing drip-drys over towels to prevent wrinkles, using white towels to avoid dye transfer, crafting gift cards from floral paper, dusting cake tins with cocoa for a chocolate look, bead crafts from macaroni, chalk to keep white shoes clean, reversible table pads, and hanging kids’ art with magnets.
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First Church of God WMS Hosts Covered Dish Dinner
The Womens Mission Society of the First Church of God met with Rev. Minnie Thompson at 123 E. 9th on Thursday for a covered dish dinner. Nine members and two guests attended as quilt pieces were prepared for East Africa missionaries.
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Womens Mission Society of the First Church of God
Minnie Thompson
East Africa
Joe Adams
Miss Thompson
Mary
Martha
Randall
Joe Trovins
William Holman
Heinze Hosts WWI Auxiliary Sewing Meeting
Mrs. Fred Heinze of Route 4 hosted a weekly sewing session for the World War I Barracks Auxiliary Rehabilitation committee at her home Thursday. Seventeen women worked on laprobes bibs and wrappers and cut carpet rag for veterans while a covered dish luncheon was served.
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Fred Heinze
Veterans Hospital
Heinze
Hugo Larson
Mrs. Bauer Hosts Past Presidents Luncheon
Nine members of the Past Presidents of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen gathered at Mrs. H. M. Bauer’s home 112 East 4th for a 1 PM luncheon. Mrs. Hallie Cathers presided and birthday cards were sent to Mrs. Edna Emerick and Mrs. Mable Walker. The afternoon featured social visit. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. L. J. Stevens at 901 South Grant.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
H. M. Bauer
E. 4Th
Hallie Cathers
Edna Emerick
Mable Walker
L. J. Stevens
S. Grant
DePugh to Quit Minutemen's Top Post
The Kansas City Star reports that Robert Bolivar DePugh will resign as national coordinator of the Minutemen and turn leadership to seven executives. He plans to continue activism via the Patriotic Party while appealing a National Firearms Act conviction and maintaining a secretive organizational structure. DePugh notes the group will operate clandestinely amid alleged Communist Socialist pressures.
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Ship Stuck on Mudbar Off Miami Reaches Port
The 563-foot luxury liner Atlantic spent 49 hours trapped on a mudbar 800 yards off shore near Miami before docking. Captain Troxel blamed a buoy location for the grounding, while the Coast Guard maintained all navigational aids were operational and an investigation continues.
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Fila
U.S. Coast Guard
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U.S. Atlantic
Jamaica
Caribbean
Pleasure Cruise Ship Reaches Fort Lauderdale Harbor
The 18,000 ton vessel with 313 passengers ended a voyage near Fort Lauderdale after going aground. Capt. Troxel reported no damage or injuries as divers and the American Bureau of Shipping verified safety. The ship left at eight knots and required three tugs to refloat at high tide.
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Ben Rose Israel
Miami Beach
Troxel
American Bureau of Shipping
Atlantic
Legislators Wives Elect Mrs Watkins Secretary Treasurer
Mrs Henry Watkins wife of state representative Henry Watkins of Neo sho county was elected secretary treasurer of the wives of State Legislators at a luncheon in Topeka. Other officers included Mrs Rees Hughes president Mrs Jack Quinlan Topeka vice president and Mrs Ted Lindahl Plevna chaplain.
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Neosho County
Eric
Senate
Jayhawk
Topeka
Rees H. Hughes
Pittsburg
Jack A. Quinlan
Ted Lindahl
Plevna
Rural Homemakers Meet at King Home
Rural Homemakers EH met with Mrs. Verda King in King Home with 10 members present for the business meeting. Refreshments were served prior to the session. Housekeeping topics included banking procedures. Mrs. Ernest Kepler was named card and flower chairman. Next hostess will be Mrs. Lee Osborn.
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Verda King
Manhattan
Howard Stitt
Belle Deseplaine
Ernest Kepler
Lee Osborn
Squirrel Charlene Finds Nut Riches in Richmond
Charlene the Squirrel amasses nuts in Richmond and receives gifts sent from out-of-town admirers. A two-pound box of pecans postmarked Clute Texas arrives Friday. Meanwhile a laboratory bred Norway rat line shows smaller brains and adrenal glands, earlier maturity, and tamer behavior for controlled environments.
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Richmond
Charlene
Wayne County
Clute
Tex
Norway
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