Social Term WSECS Circles Meeting Schedule
The Oh Ob Te Methodist WSCS lists meetings on Feb 5 and Feb 11 at members’ homes with named hosts and co-hostesses. Various circles including Golden Rule and CSO Loyal Workers announce their gatherings and helpers for February.
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WSECS
Oh Ob Te Methodist Church
WSCS
Mase Peterson
Tess Thamilton
Golden Rule
Gertrude Watson
Margaret Sanders
Geo Will
Psahelle Springer
Mmna Wikert
Rose Weir
CSO
Loyal Workers
Maxine Cranston
Mildred Luke
Mieanor Jacobson
Maruuret Dolimon
Blady Group
Marie Simpter
Ween
WIKERT FAMILY TRIP AND IOWA VISIT
Partial notes recount Lavoy Wikert and family visiting relatives in Iowa and Indiana during a trip from Pennsylvania. Mentions stops at Latur Grove and Dyer with Emmet M. Maken, plus references to agricultural concerns and farm debts amid broader economic worries affecting farmers and merchants.
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Lavoy Wikert
Porida
Tlavey Wikert
My.nd
Wikert
Latur Grove
Iowa
Leroy
Emmet Mu-Maken
Dyer
Indiana
Unclear and fragmented wedding notice from early report
The fragmentary text describes a wedding ceremony at a Lutheran church with attendants including Phi Simonson and Russell Davi. It references an audience of family and rural Wal, a bride connected to Verly Ibsas, and mentions hospital notes and several names, but many details are garbled.
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Ibsas
Wal
Vernon Vanguards meet discuss skating party and club notices
The Vernon Vanguards oil club met January 18 at 7 30 pm with 21 members present. Reports were not given due to absent secretary treasurer. Plans were approved to invite Vernon Climbers 4 H girls to February meeting and Valentine party.
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Vernon Vanguards
Chuck Stillman
Jim Stillman
Highland Township
Vernon Climbers 4-H
Dan Wikert
Jerry Ulrich
Newr i
Government feed grain sales hook major market moves
Government holdings and Commodity Credit Corporation sales loom over feed grain markets. Analysts note expected higher use than 1964 output, with carryover stocks up and 1965 prices seen around $1.24 per bushel. Crop data show declines in 1964 yields and harvest figures, influencing later sales and prices.
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Gene Fputrol
Stae University
Garvey
Slic
Futwell
Fovela
Larpelys
Earlian Tawever Tye
TSG Corm
Batwell
Tis
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