Redmen Ball for Red Cross on Lincoln Birthday
The Redmen lodge announces its annual ball at the city hall on Lincoln's birthday to raise funds for the local Red Cross. Led by Will Lyons, the event aims to be the season's top social and financial success with Baxter-Tonney orchestra from Tifflon providing music. A large crowd is expected as county residents are invited. Also noted is a new food conservation publicity drive led by Miss Gertrude Buckhouse, state university librarian, who will organize regional efforts with local librarians and women's clubs.
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Redmen
Redmen Lodge
Red Cross Society
Will Lyons
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
Tifllon
Gertrude Buckhouse
State University
State Food Commission
Local social notes and events in Dillon
A crowded week features dances and gatherings with the Liberty Bells of Lima hosting a soldiers’ benefit dance, Mrs. BE Keller organizing a Social Eight session, and the Eastern Star installation led by Mrs. Addi Richardson. Other items cover travels to California, church activities, visits by Miss Vering Vance and Miss Lucille Bur Jingame, and various society notices.
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Merrill
Vering Vance
Bliss Helen
Lucille Bur Jingame
Pocatello
Idaho
Julia Peat
BE. Keller
Pinocle
Clarence McGee
Pierce
M. 4
Brainard
Dillon
Liberty Bells
Lima
Soldier Boys
Clarence Wall
Butte
Clarence
Dil Ion
Bifma
Elva Bordmai
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Nar
Addi Richardson
W. M
Elmer Martinell
W. P
May Martinell
Ida Underwood
E. Keller
Calvert
Addie Martinell
Lucy Ford
Marshall
Gee. Palmer
Ada
Geary
Ruth
Red Cross Notes On Afghan Work And Knitting
The Red Cross reports colorful afghan progress with new yarn shades and a young eight year old’s orange square. Socks knit by experienced crafters and recent learners rise in number as the Kitchener toe becomes common. Sessions run Saturdays 8 to 5 and Tuesdays 7 30 to 9 30.
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Red Cross
Kitchener
Belgium
Trouble for Auto Owners as License Rules Tighten
Secretary of State warns 1917 plates are invalid without 1918 receipts and 200 to 300 personal checks arrive daily. Delayed new plates mean owners risk loss of use if not paid by February 15. Bank-certified checks or drafts required. one banker even asks a three-cent stamp for certification.
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Chas.e, Stewart
Stewart
Express
Secretary of State
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