Good Food A Family Heritage Lesson At Country Club Farm Women
The Country Club Farm Women met at Mrs. J. Ray's home to discuss Good Food A Family Heritage with devotionals by Mrs. Hazel Reese and business led by president Mrs. S D Dawson. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Mrs. Blaine Robison and Mrs. Leona Hamilton. The next meeting is set for February 1 at Mrs. M F Abel's home on Country Club Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Abel
Country Club
Womon
J. Ray
Keener
S. D. Dawson
Hazel Reese
Mesdames W. R. Reese
Latimer Bradley
Prank Gull
Delphia Kiger
Junior 4-H Club Hosts Mr Sperow Exchange Student
Charles Sperow, an exchange student, spoke to the Junior American 4-H club at the Litzinger home on West Main Street about his summer in Sweden and farming conditions. A brief business meeting followed, with refreshments for members and leaders present. The next meeting is planned at Patty Shay’s Washington Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sperow
Sweden
Carolee
Sue Ann Litzinger
West Mainstreet
Sperow
Europe
Sandra Barlow
Barbara Barlow
Dotty Gamsiager
Polly Orr
Mary Satterfield
Patty Satterfield
Hazel, Robinson
Sara Sue Waters
Mary Lou Kunst
Judy Coughlin
Sue Ann Satzinger
Carolee Litzinger
Barbara Shaw
Nancy Devers
Maxine Menear
Barlow
Patty Shay
Washington Street
Knottsville 4-H Club Plans Yearly Projects and Sales
Knottsville Excelsior 4-H discusses plans for the year including selling dish towels to boost the treasury and keeping the church yard clean. The meeting opened with song and prayers. demonstrations were given by Robert Lundy and Mary Jane Knotts with poems by Don Boyles and Leroy Sharps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knottsville Excelsior 4-H Club
Club presents devotional and planning for play
The club presided at the business session with iAmarine Tucker Ethel Carder and Margaret Conner leading a devotional on Good Food A Family Heritage. Alice Withers discussed the lesson for the month plan for a near future play and refreshments were served to Margaret Conner Gladys Riley Haze Underwood Dorothy Areford Edith Cordran Alice Withers Ruth Landers Dorothy Wasrud Nettie Anderson Kathleen Cropp Christine Beatty Leota Bush and Amalene Tucker. The February meeting will be held at Mrs Alice Withers home with Edith Cochran as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Withers
Margaret Conner
Gladys Riley
Haze Underwood
Dorothy Areford
Edith Cordran
Ruth Landers
Dorothy Wasrud
Nettie Anderson
Kathleen Cropp
Chiristine Beatty
Leota Bush
Amalene | Tucker
Alice
Withers
Edith Cochran
Coming Events Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
January events list meetings for the American Federation of Musicians Local 684 at the K of C hall at 7 p.m. Officers to be installed. Women's Hospital Auxiliary board at 1 p.m.. Band Boosters at the high school band room at 7 30 p.m. Note date change. White Rose Grove No 2 Supreme Woodmen Circle at K of P hall with officer instals by Lila Jo Dillion and Mary Jo Sharp. Delta Nu chapter Tau Phi Lambda Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle at K of P lodge hall for inspection test at 7 p.m. Members and pledges urged to attend. Jerome Boyles guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Musicians
K. of C
Women’s Hospital Auxiliary
Uve Board
Band Boosters Club
White Rose Grove No. 2
Supreme Woodmen Circle
K. of P. Lodge
Lila Jo Dillion
Mary Jo Sharp
Delta Nu Chap
Ronald|ter
Tau
Phil Lambda Sorority
Ludwick
Dorman Williams
Don
Supreme Forest Woodmen
Boyles
Haymond Luzadder
Hepzibah Farm Women Meet At Carder Home
Hepzibah Farm Women’s Club gathers at Mrs. William Beall’s 106 West Wilford Street at 7:30 p.m. for an American Home Department meeting led by Mrs. Lee Carder and Mrs. Ete. The Taylor Corn Club hosts a meeting in the basement of the Fetterman church. The Book Review notes Maret Conner as president of the art and literature department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
The
Womans Club
William Beall
West Wilford Street
Lee Carder
Ete
Taylor Corn- Carder
Beagle Club
Hepzibah Farm
Fetterman Church
Maret_ Conner
Jenny and Chris Charm the Cotters in Island Strings
Terry and Chris stay with the Cotters on Long Island, playing contract and golf while the couple’s lavish hospitality fuels a plan to secure status and future travel, amid memories of past shores and the Pacific. The pair weigh the cost of fame and friendship as they await their promised exit.
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Terry
Chicago
Asheville
Florida
Chris
Mrs.Cotter
Mr. Cotter
Mrs
Burtley
Peterson
Diamond Head
Ghost
Mark Austins
Cotters
Russells
Cotter
Hugo
Johnsons
Islands
Toeir
Baldwin Cuthrel
King
Palm Beach
Audrey
Long Island
Manhattan
Pacific
Three women steal road repair material for lawn refresh
In Sydney a trio of spinisters took material dumped for road repairs and used a sand cement mix to top dress their front lawn. The improvised dressing appears to be a three part blend. Authorities noted the act as a risky, misguided home improvement effort with potential hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Ice Storm Deluges Hit Memphis and Midwest Regions
Memphis faces its worst ice storm in 17 years with widespread flooding in Illinois Indiana and Missouri. Tennessee and Mississippi report floods not severe. Schools close across the region. Indiana Red Cross notes 500 families displaced in twelve communities. 800 troops from Fort Knox mobilize to Vincennes as the Wabash crest rivals 1943 levels.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Middle Tennessee
Red Cross
Fort Knox
Vincennes
Ind
Terre Haute
Local clubs announce January meetings and times
Womans club meets at St Pauls Methodist church at 1 PM reserve by calling 705 M before Saturday night. Several groups list January dates 10 through 12 with meet locations and 7 30 PM start times. U S Department of Agriculture reports baby chicks can be carried by air up to 20000 feet.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Inventions and paradoxes spark a talk with Frances
A narrator exhales lists of fanciful cures and gadgets from a talk with Frances. They joke about a plastic car, a gravity eradicator, and a silk beer mug, while debating a perfect husband and a world where beauty is universally visible. Frances imagines a mother’s formula for raising ideal sons, prompting witty replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Moran recalls early rail cars and wage history
W M Moran recalls locomotive development and streamlined trains with wooden coaches lit by oil lamps and wood stoves, contrasted with steel cars featuring fluorescent lighting, air conditioning, and steam heat. He notes wages rising from eight cents an hour for a ten-...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Moran
Moran
Church groups note date changes and meetings
January 13 events include Womens Society of Christian Services at Simpson Methodist and Young Adult class at First Baptist with Mrs Mary Hanleiter, all members urged to attend. January 14 Gleaner's class at Reverend Sansom's home with date change noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Phillips
George Shaffer
Womens Society of Christian Services
Simpson Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Mary Hanleiter
Tedder
Gleaner
N. G. Sansom
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Update
The page presents a cryptic crossword with clues across and down including Mortity and Aloft, plus a Daily Cryptoquote. It lists numerous hints such as capital in French and ancient Abyssinian language terms, followed by a quotation puzzle about a mighty man of Greece asserting natural liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyssinia
Greece
Retirement salute to Mr Moran after long service
The Monongah division honors Mr Moran for years of faithful and efficient work. J H Bradford congratulates him and wishes health and happiness in retirement. Moran, of 239 West Washington, has three married daughters and several grandchildren, planning rest and visits to family.
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T. J. Klauenberg
Monongsh
Baltimore
Ohio
Truman faces coal crisis over three day week dispute
Senator Lucas urged action as the 3 day week strains coal supply. He pressed John R. Steelman to brief President Truman on the facts and said he would push for a full week if an agreement with Lewis and the mine operators isn t reached. He suggested the NLRB general counsel might seek a court order, effectively mirroring a presidential intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Page One
Lewis
Lucas
Illinois
White House
John R. Steelman
United States
Steelman
United States Senate
National Labor Relations Board
Jail escape tied to Huntington holdup and torch slaying
The article reports Martin denying knowledge of Cravens obtaining a pistol used in the breakout, with no proven link between the jail escape and the Huntington taxicab holdup. It notes their flight, hiding in the hills, Cravens’ plan to go to Canada, and Martin’s life sentence for the torch and murder of his great uncle. Plague issues in India are briefly mentioned.
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Cravens
Huntington
Canada
Martin
John Caldwell
Fire Engulfs Mental Ward in East Central Town
Witnesses report nurses from the main hospital building helped rescue several patients as flames swept the northwest block. A nurse’s aide recounted a patient balking at escaping for shoes, while another aide saw two men jump from a second floor window. Three men patients were treated at Mercy Hospital after escaping flames. Hospital staff and doctors were mobilized, with cots placed in hallways and the entire staff on emergency duty. The wing had been recently remodeled for psychiatric care and the hospital listed 276 beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Oestendorf
Willard Bennett
Mercy Hospital
Convict Laughs as Jail Keys Tale Unfolds in Cabell County
A 38 year old convict Eddie Cravens allegedly confessed after a daring jail break last Monday in Cabell County. He and an accomplice fled after drawing a gun on a deputy at the courthouse steps and escaping with a ring of keys. Cravens claimed the jail keys were for updating the escape plan and taunted officers with the phrase Them's the jail keys for Augptington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cravens
Cabell County
Shem
Martin
Auptington
Aten
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Mr. Sperow
Knottsville
Club
iAmarine Tucker
Ethel Carder
Carder
He Golder Shoestring
Loin
Features Syndicate
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Brethren Church
St. Charles Street
Fisher
St. John's Methodist Church
Harry Poling
Lincoln Street
Fidelis Club
Presbyterian Church
Tec Eae Sethe Center
of Pocahontas
A. Hall
Mountaineer Council No. 44
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Daughters of America
XI Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Dorothy Douglas
High Street
Simpson Farm Womens Club
Methodist Church
Daily Crossword
Arabia
Zoological Garden
City
Ireland
King Features Syndicate
Yael
India
Caplan’s Jewelers
West Main Street
Chevrolet
Curry Motor Company
Walnut Grafton
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