Women groups plan meetings and activities this October
The American Association of University Women invites members to a guest tea on Friday afternoon October 16 at Mrs. F. P. O Brien’s home, 612 Louisiana. The League of Women Voters met at the old city hall with about 35 members, approving a tentative budget and planning study groups in efficiency in government international cooperation to prevent war living costs welfare and women in industry. The league schedules meetings for the second Thursday each month and program chair Mrs. George Hedrick will provide group details. Mrs. E. L. Haynes hosts the Entre Ness club next Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gee host a dinner for Claude Gee of Pittsburgh with guests listed. Mrs. O. W. Mal Taney hosted the Bridgettes for luncheon and cards yesterday.
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American Association of University Women
League of Women Voters
Old City Hall
Agnes Thompson
F. H. Guild
George Beal
Alice Winston
A. H. Turney
Women In Industry
Boardman
George Hedrick
League
Week’s Social Notes From Cottonwood Falls and Nearby
The column lists residents and visitors including Mabel Jensen at Burns home from the University, Reverend Charles A. Puls speaking in Peabody tonight and returning tomorrow. Claude Gee of Pittsburgh visits from Denver to stay with Frank and Mrs. Towler. Harold Blackshere’s family plans include a weekend, Helen Bram from Goshen visits Towler home after summers in Yellowstone Salt Lake and Denver, Ruth Orcutt of Kansas piano faculty travels to Gillespie Ill for her mother’s illness.
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Jng
Cottonwood Falls
Mabel Jensen
Burns
Charles A. Puls
Peabody
Claude Gee
Pittsburgh
Penn
Denver
Colo
Frank
Harold Blackshere
Gee
Helen Bram
Goshen
Ind
A. L. Towler
Yellowstone
Salt Lake
Ruth Orcutt
University of Kansas
Gillespie
Ill
Robot Crops Meter Aids US Forecasts In Agriculture
Washington AP reports government statisticians rely on a square faced robot called the crop meter to estimate acres of wheat cotton and other crops. The device attached to a field reporter’s car dashboard measures field lengths miles traveled and compares data to prior years to yield a composite acres figure. W F Callander chairs the crop reporting board and endorses the meter though it ignores rain and other weather factors.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
W. F. Callander
Social calendar items feature Mrs H G Bullens and clubs
Friday events include Mrs H G Bullens and the Andredi club along with H E Fuller and TB Wee chub guild luncheon. Also listed are Mrs George Dunk diloyd Schieifer La Corte club and Harry Frazee. Saturday schedules show Mrs George Beal and bridge events at the Griversicy club.
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H. GB. Bullens
Andredi Club
H. E. Fuller
TB Wee Chub. Guild
Partsl
Enthus Club
George Dunk
Diloyd Schieifer
la Corte Club
Harry Frazee
Ad Menibe
George Beal
Bridge Er Jit the Griversicy Club
Weather and crop reports tie into national cotton data
The piece notes vast crop reporting effort with 7000 Texas cotton reporters and nationwide observers. Data from showers, pests, and growing-season conditions are collected, then locked in Washington and debated by a seven-member crop reporting board before release to the public.
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Texas
Washington
Washinton
Crop Reporting Board
Hills Bros Coffee With Controlled Roasting Delivers Flavor
Housewives praise Hills Bros Coffee for unwavering flavor due to a patented Controlled Roasting process. The even roast and vacuum cans keep coffee fresh, preventing staleness and variation. Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc. Kansas City, Missouri, advertises the Arab mark and urges readers to order today.
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Hills Bros
Hills Br
Hillis Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kanser City
Missouri
Morning worship and church year kickoff
Mabel Forrester leads a growing church school with 11:00 morning worship and a sermon by the minister on acceptable worship. A 6:45 Christian Endeavor hour promotes a youth program. Evening worship at 7:45 features conference echoes and a pastor address. Due to the pastor's absence, the monthly supper and business meeting shifts to Tuesday evening.
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Christian Endeavor
Ace
Remark on Dr E E McAferty's Remarkable Treatment Response
The notice praises the continued cooperation of services and reports that Dr E E McAferty, our conference superintendent, is responding to treatment in a wonderful way. It emphasizes progress and ongoing support from the organization.
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E. E. McaAferty
Hopeful Return of Man Missing Years Stirs City
A fragment notes hopeful signs that a missing man may soon be among his kin. It mentions Salvation Army, a food pantry event on Saturday, and Frisco Market at 921 Mass as nearby points of aid and activity.
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Salvation Army
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E. L. Haynes
Frank Gee
Nx. Gee
Ralph Collins
Sophia
Bulgaria
Maude Arnett
McPherson
Anna Arnett
George Maffet
Maude Maffet
United States
Aunt Het
Robert
Sallie
Publishers Syndicate
Associated Press
Anita Page
Peggy Shannon
Journal-World
Housewives
Otto Fischer
United Brethren- Church
Vermone
L. Hetherington
Bandary
Selina
Ralph Inreras
Hixon
Mabel Forrester
KC Aahr
Enaeh
UNDS
Vanity Beauty Shop
W. 11Th St
Bluebird
Gal Mie
Hamilton
Brownbilt Shoe Store
Buster Brown
Horton Smith
Football
Tulane
Springfield
Herve
Hovey Hanna
Hanna
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