Zion Ladies Aid Holds November Meeting at Flora Strum Home
The Zion Ladies Aid met November 21 at Flora Strum's home with devotions by Mrs. Golda Seidel and business led by Ruth Berner. Officers elected included Una Boyer president Virginia Medsker vice president Violet Miller treasurer Louise Tingley secretary Norma Seidel. A Christmas party is planned for December 18 at 6 30 p m. Refreshments followed and many members and guests attended, with various families noted in attendance.
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Zion Ladies Aid
Flora Strum
Golda Seidel
Ruth Berner
Christmas Neighbors Club
Haven Hubbard Home
Flat Rock Orphan Home
Mytery
Una Boyer
Virginia
Medsker
Violet Miller
Louise Tingley
Norma Seidel
Pian Lois Johnson
The
Emma Geisert
Polly Dean
Wanda Finkbiner
Carol
Corinna*Tingley
Ethel Pine
Laura Junker
Vivian Maurer
Susanna Pumphrey
Maxine Davidson
Amelia Sweitzer
Susie
Verna Finkbiner
Flossie Berner
Helen Finkbiner
Lois Johnson
Mary Finkbiner
Larry
Rev Johnson
Emme Helman
Forgetmenotrees Grow Big in Brazilian White Jungle
Smithsonian botanist Dr. Lymah B. Smith and Padre Raulino Reitz document a forest in Santa Catarina where 100-foot forgetmenot trees and white blossoms dominate highland araucaria habitats. The white jungle extends through deep valleys, creating a timber resource and a striking landscape distinct from temperate forgetmenot images.
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Washington
Brazil
Lymah B. Smith
Smithsonian Institution
Padre Raulino Reitz
State Herbarium
Santa Catarina
Interior
Planaito
Smith
Pacifier Returns To Popularity In Pediatrics View
CHICAGO Pediatricians and dentists view pacifiers as a partial solution to thumb sucking and dental issues. An American Dental Association staff member cites studies showing pacifiers are cleaner than thumbs and less likely to deform teeth.
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Chicago
Jong
Peter C. Goulding
American Dental Association
Goulding
Shopping Spree Ends as Firestone Buyer Retires
Akron Ohio Mrs Esther Myers retires after 16 years buying housewares for 775 company owned Firestone stores and 4000 dealers. She ordered 19 carloads of dinnerware nearly a million pieces and 100000 mops in a month plus 10 million glasses and 350 types of housewares. She began as a secretary in Firestone and rose to assistant buyer in 1941 and buyer in 1947. her successor as wares buyer is E R Johnson.
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Akron
Ohio
Esther Myers
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Three New York garbage collectors charged with large theft from Leone’s
Real Collectors reports three New York garbage collectors and a pan tryman were charged with stealing frozen shrimp and olive oil valued at 75 000 dollars during a two year period from Leone's Italian Restaurant.
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New York
Leone
Key Man Charged With Burglary Tools Over 5000 Hotel Keys
New York police report a man accused of entering a woman's hotel room was charged with burglary tools after officers found 5 000 keys from hotels around the country in his possession.
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New York
Jerkin-skirt pattern No 1418 and more fashion items
Pattern No 1418 features a jerkin skirt combination in bright wool for teens with sizes 10 to 16 and fabric yardage. Also listed are No 297 crochet hood with sequin trim and fur-like sew head options, with pricing for patterns and a Chicago address for Audrey Lane Bureau Northwest News. Hawaii geography note mentions 100 islands, Honolulu history.
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Clave
Audrey Lane
Dept
NWNS
Adems
Chicago
Iminola
Problem of a Woman Seeking Guidance Through Prayer
Dora Albert of Allentown describes a life of control by family members, marital loss, and poverty. After choosing to pray for direction she finds answers and a path forward for herself and her two children. Her testimony highlights faith as a source of personal resolve.
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Dora Albertson
West
Livingston Street
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Chamber warns inflation linked to wage hikes and easy money
The Washington Report notes wage increases out of profits and tax changes behind inflation. It cites the US Chamber of Commerce critique of fiscal policy, hard money, and high interest rates, blaming defense cuts and debt growth for reduced savings while Du Pont reports rising earnings and higher output in 1957.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Lafayette Park
USCC
Chamber
Sputnik
USA
E. I. du Pont de Nemouris & Company
du Pont
DuPont
Rice Line
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Champaign
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Ralph Davison
Mothers Club
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al Lindley
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