Democracy Definition Sparks DDD Meeting Chaos
In a long quarterly DDD directors lunch, Gideon Planish and colleagues debate a new Democracy definition. Otis Canary chairs, Col. Marduc funds dinners, Mr Johnson from Minneapolis asks for nonexhibitionists. The group readies a motion as Hawaii bombs are announced. Continued.
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Chris Stern
Walter Gilroy
Henry Caslon Kevern
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Otis Canary
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New Haven
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Charley Marduc
Fragmented Navy Puzzle Clue List From OCR Text
An OCR style naval themed word list appears with scattered clues and partial entries. The text includes numbers, mixed languages, and terms like Penetrate storehouses editor and music notes, suggesting a crossword style puzzle fragment or glossary.
Girl Reserves Plan Recognition Service
At the Girl Reserve meeting last Thursday the girls decided on a recognition candle light service to which mothers will be invited the first part of March. Attendances require three out of five meetings. They will bring kodak pictures and make valentines at the next meeting.
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Kodak Pictures
St Lawrence Ladies Aid Meets For Missionary Program
In St Lawrence on Thursday the Missionary Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs Theresa McCaugheys home. Mrs Gwen Ker ley led devotions and Mrs Iane Clegg presented The Christian Church in Japan. Dorothy Bray played a piano solo. Mrs Erma Brons, club president, received a birthday gift as lunch was served by Mrs ae Thompson Mrs Brons and Miss Jay.
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St. Lawrence
Largest Salt Mine at Retsof Holds Vast Depths
The world’s largest salt mine lies at Retsof, New York, covering 1600 acres on the surface and extending 1000 feet underground. The immense site represents a major geological and industrial resource with extensive subterranean chambers and potential for future extraction.
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Retsof
Tentative Plans For Rally At 4-H Council Meeting
The 4 H council met February 2 at the Hill home to outline plans for a county rally. Lora Jine Hill was named time and place chairman with Frank Heitland heading the program committee and Wilfred Steuerwald assisting.
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Lora Jine Hill
Frank Heitland
Wilfred Steuerwald
Carol Barnes
Edna Eckmann
Joan Rudy
Ruth Cook
Elaine Lyman
Cora Mae Hill
Dale Hedlund
Jack Rogers
Warren Gilchrist
Beadie County
Five Tulare Scouts Advance to Second Class
At the Tu lare Boy Scouts meeting on Wednesday evening the board of review recommended advancement of Wendell Ames Charles Donner Davyl Hofeman William Mc Coy and Kenneth Avery to second class A $50 war bond was approved to fund future Scout equipment The March of Dimes collection of $3 was sent to President Roosevelt After the meeting games were played with Scoutmaster W A Itte presiding
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Board of Review
Wendell Ames
Charles Donner
Davyl Hofeman
William McCoy
Kenneth Avery
Roosevelt
W. A. Itte
Club To Continue Clothing Project
Handy Helpers 4-H Club members met at Ruth Weese’s grandmother’s home to decide to continue the clothing project. Doris Keelin presided. Ruth Cook read minutes. Janet Connor conducted dues in Etta Blaber’s absence. Attendees included Marjorie Sundlie, Ruth Cook, Doris Keelin, Janet Connor, Ruth Weese, Betty Lou Johnson, and Patty Jo Marsa. They planned a Feb 11 business and social meeting at Doris Keelin’s home with demonstrations on dental care and hair care.
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Handy Helpers 4-H Club
Ruth Weese
Doris Keelin
Ruth Cook
Etta Blaber
Janet Connor
Marjorie Lee Sundlie
Betty Lou Johnson
Patty Jo Marsa
Patty Jo Mario
Mrs. Weese
Marjorie Lee Sundhe
Ruth Cass
Marjorie Sundhe
Veida McFadden
Fry School Plans Valentine Party and Exhibits
Fry School pupils plan a February party with decorations and fair exhibits. They near completion of a model airplane. Sixth grader Alice Parkinson reports, taught by Irene Tollefson. The class has bought defense stamps totaling $68.70. Two students, Louis and Kenneth Farmer, move to Whiteside School after a birthday party for Louis, February 2.
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Alice Parkinson
Irene Tollefson
Louis
Kenneth Farmer
Whiteside School
Farmer
Alice
Girl Scouts Plan Feb 14 Valentine Party
The P.E.P Patrol led by Merrie Swanson met to plan a valentine party and review Scout laws motto and slogan. Karen Swanson as S.A.A.P Patrol leader called a patrol meeting in the fifth grade room. Mrs Brown taught three new folk dances as part of the session. Twenty Boy Scouts met at the Legion Hall to plan a court of honor and younger Stelita advanced toward second class.
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Karen Swanson
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Legion Hall
Stelita
Assistant Takes Over 4 H Work in Smet
Howard Brown of Arlington began work this week as assistant county agent Charlea Sayre, former State College student, will aid 4 H clubs in the county. At a Girl Scout meeting led by Mrs. O D Dunbar the girls formed groups to distribute pamphlets on araste fats and Merion salt.
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