Ninth Birthday Party Honored For Frankie Joans Swett
Fourteen girls gathered at Frankie Joan Swett home Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her ninth birthday with games balloons and a birthday cake. Mrs Swett served refreshments and guests included Beverly Belson Margaret Richey Cleo Snow Carol Allen and others. The C C Club then held its June meeting at the home of Mrs Laster Gugin with ten members and two visitors present.
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Frankie Joan Swett
Mrs. Swett
Beverly Belson
Margaret Richey
Cleo Snow
Carol Allen
Marlene Carstens
Veo May Smith
Kathryn Ann Kiel
Lois Miller
Catherine Fristad
Marilyn Lathem
Bonnie Low Swift
Corrinne Oliva
Barbara Herman
C. C
Laster Gugin
Optima Extension Club elects new officers at breakfast meeting
Twenty one members attended a Tuesday morning eight thirty breakfast at Tuck's Drum Room as Mrs. W. Kirk Rader led the business session. Officers elected: Mrs. A. G. Feick president, Mrs. Rader vice president, Mrs. Darren Gibbs secretary, and Mrs. George Adams treasurer. No July meeting announced.
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Optima Extension Club
Tuck
W. Kirk Rader
A. G. Feick
Rader
Darren Gibbs
George Adams
Rooster Noise Ordinance Bans Persistent Barking
Chattanooga news notes an anti noise law banning dogs that cause frequent prolonged noise after June 30. Wording revises earlier bill by dropping a clause about birds. In Wilson a Squatters Club ends as new proprietor removes their meeting space. Prescott reports a service station recovers seven tons of old tires buried in a canyon via burro haulage.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilson
N. C
Harry Walls
Walls
Prescott
Aziz
Origin Of Father's Day Accredited To A Spokane Mother
A Spokane mother Mrs John Bruce Dodd began Father's Day in 1910 to honor fathers and family roles. The idea spread from Spokane to national prominence through endorsements by figures like William Jennings Bryan and James Whitcomb Riley, with early support from the Spokane YMCA and subsequent presidential appeals.
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Spokane
J. B. Dodd
YMCA
South
National
John Bruce Dodd
Washington
Dodd
Spokane Ministers Alliance
William Smart
Easttern
William Jennings Bryan
Ruth ‘Owen Rohde
Denmark
James Whitcomb Riley
Young Men's Christian Association
Middle West
Delaware
Charlotte K. Kirkbridge
C. Carrie Sternberg
J.hampton
Moore
Stars, and Stripes
American Expeditionary Forces
France
National Father's Day Association
Kathryn Swineford
Brewry's Bluff
E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
MacKENZIE Warns of Allied Risks in Global Crisis
MacKENZIE cautions that Libya presents a danger and the Russian front threatens Allied efforts. He warns that Australia could fall, creating opportunity for a Japanese strike on Hawaii and the North American coast, a scenario he finds particularly disturbing.
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Libya
Australia
Hawaii
North American
Premier voices defiance amid global war shifts
In a fortnight since declaring defiance to disease and Axis threats the premier notes hard outcomes against Japan at Mia Bawa and in the Aleutians. He recalls Soviet resistance, Libyan setbacks, and Tobruk as reminders to stay steadfast with the Allied cause and not despair.
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Australia
Accig
Mia Bawa
Aleutians
Libya
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