Social Bridge Luncheon Hosts and Guests in Dallas
Mrs A B Robinson hosted a bridge luncheon with the Dallas and Independence Bridge clubs. High scores went to Mrs Wilson Webb and Mrs Tracy Staats. Attendees included numerous Dallas and Independence members and two guests from the Woman's club. The event featured Halloween themed place cards and afternoon card play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Robinson
Dallas
Independence
Mrs. Robinson
Wilson Webb
Tracy Staats
Mesdames E. C. Kirkpatrick
Keller, Evans
E. V. Dalton
John W. Orr
D. P. Patterson
C. W. Henkle
C. L. Chapman
H. Wood
John Uglow
E. C. Staats
A. 8. Loughary
H. A. Joslin
A. L. Keeney
A. E. Horton
Z. C. Kimball
A. L. Thomas
O. D. Butler
S. B. Walker
George Conkey
M. C. Williams
G. C. Skinner
Woman's Club
J. J. Williams
J. E. South
What This Country Needs A Lower $2 Berth And More
A St Paul newspaper man argues in a Lebanon area piece that solutions lie at home. He calls for fewer liberties with liberty, more tractors, better work ethic, and practical priorities over taxes, territory, and debt. A Classified Act will bring you a buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
the Express
St. Paul
Oak Point Women’s Club Considers Strengthening By Laws
Oak Point community club officers present the constitution and bylaws to strengthen the Woman’s Club rules. Mrs. Sloper outlines finance work while Mrs. Nissen calls for Near East relief clothing. Gifts may be left on the front porch Saturday October 28 and canned fruit for Louise Home accepted at the Baptist church Monday afternoon October 30.
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Oak Point
Oak Point Club
Woman's Club
Chester Sloper
Nissen
Louise
Baptist Church
Camera to record winner in race time to hundredth second
A plan to install a camera at the winning post will photograph arrivals as they pass the line. The camera and clock are synchronized with the start, allowing exact race times to a hundredth of a second. Subtle margins will be resolved and dead heats reduced.
China's Wall Faces Erosion Despite Historic Fortifications
Visitors report the great wall near Nankow forty miles from Peking slowly crumbling as ruined towers topple blocks into valleys. Despite claims of lasting strength the wall extends from Shanhai to Tibet with centuries left, amid large scale ancient construction beginning in 200 B C and workers numbered in the hundreds of thousands.
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China
Nankow
Peking
Rulna
Shanhalkuan
Tibet
Chih Huangil
Hannibal
Blacksnakes Sought as Natural Golf Course Help in Coatesville
In Coatesville Pennsylvania the Coatesville County club invites blacksnakes to settle on the golf course by offering housing rent and free tyres. An educational drive educates golfers about the snakes as allies against the ground mole and other pests while noting incidents of earlier pet deaths and claiming the snakes pose no danger to people.
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Coatesville County Club
Coatesville
Oil from palm and colene nut oil explored by Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture examined palm and colene nut oils from Central and South American palm varieties. They resemble coconut oil and could substitute for it in some uses. The article notes abundant potential sources and plans to establish manufacture amid wartime supply shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South America
Department of Agriculture
Ouries
Valuable oils from waste plants and tiny hairs counted
The article notes that the United States Department of Agriculture sees potential oil yields from waste plant parts such as seeds and ends including sunflower. It lists current main vegetable oil sources like flaxseed, cottonseed, soybeans, peanuts, rapeseed, olive and castor beans among others. A Berlin dispatch reports professors counted hairs on Munich university students, finding men 40 000 to 60 000 and women 60 000 to 70 000, a task requiring long hours at a rate of one per second.
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United States Department of Aericulture
Othe
Berlin
Munich University
City High School Home Economics Update
The home economics department has two branches, domestic science and domestic art. Eleven girls are in the domestic science class and 23 in first year sewing. The kitchen is being remodeled to open a hot lunch program at noon, supporting department self sufficiency. Flower boxes will decorate the dining room and the domestic art class anticipates millinery in spring.
School News and Coming Class Games at the Fair
Floyd Brazier returns to school after two weeks away for farm work. Freshmen fear three losses as class games begin Wednesday with two opening matches and more games slated for Thursday and Friday. A talk on life and nourishment led to advice to know control trust and prove oneself. The Presbyterian church hosts an evangelist Theodore Leavitt and announces an annual bazaar.
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Floyd Brazier
Theodore Leavitt
Christian Theladies
The
Presbyterian Church
Spiritual Church
Sunday School and Worship at The Churches Baptist Church
The Churches Baptist Church invites 100 or more to Sunday school at 10 am with Art Justin as superintendent. Rev Proppe preaches at 11 am and again at 1:80 pm. The Young Peoples society meets at 6 30 pm. A quartet and orchestra will perform and visitors are welcome. Bring a friend.
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Bible School
Art Justin
Proppe
Young Peoples’ Society
Event Preparations Underway for December 2
December 2 preparations are extensive as organizers set plans for the upcoming event. Officials and volunteers coordinate venues, schedules, and safety measures to ensure a smooth program.
Regular Sunday Services At M E Church
Regular services on Sunday at eleven forty five in the morning and seven fifteen in the evening with the pastor of the city church occupying the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Theity Church
Notice to creditors in the estate of Frank Cole
Allie Cole executrix of the estate of Frank Cole deceased, notified by the County Court of Oregon that six months are allowed to present claims with vouchers. Creditors must file with the executrix at Buena Vista, Oregon. Swope & Swope, attorneys, dated and first published October 27, 1922.
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Prank Cole
State of
Oregon
Buena Vista
Frank W. Cole
Swope & Swope
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Cord Tires
Rietaebbs
Attractiv
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Presbyterian Bazaar
Kullander
Main St
In the Churches Baptist Church
Allie Cole
Nelson Ranch, Independence, Or
Moline
Studebaker
Dunbar
Adrianne
Crown Thoma
Godeyi
John Deere
Rock Island
Oliver Gang
Oliver Steel
A. L. Stevenson
Ira MIX
Will Bloch
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