Maple Grove club luncheon and approaching marriage notices
Society brief from Maple Grove announces a luncheon at Will King's country home Thursday at 1 PM. Also notes the approaching marriage of Mr and Mrs Carrall H Crewse of Des Moines with a ceremony at 2 PM at the Baptist Church and a reception in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove Cire
Maple Grove Club
Wil
Will King
Carrall H. Crewse
Des Moines
Odist Church
Wee Church Pariers
Picnic Celebrates First Meeting of Richmond Church Youth
The newly formed young people's class held its first picnic on Sunday June 8 at Richmond Springs State Park. Forty four members attended despite cool weather and threats of rain. Activities included fishing softball horse shoes and short hikes. The event capped a series of social and spiritual gatherings planned by the class with a reminder of Thursday night church at 7 39 p m.
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An Church
Richmond Springs
State Park
Clas
Bond and Hurter Ninth Annual Family Reunion Held in Arlington
The Bond Hurter reunion met June ninth at Arlington Park with good turnout despite rain. Minutes approved, officers elected: Warren Bond president, Melvin Bond vice president, Mrs CV Bonis secretary treasurer. Since last meeting one death and four births recorded. next gathering planned for the second Sunday in June 1942 at Manchester Park with relatives from Cedar Rapids Delware Armington Arlington Oelwein and Fayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Park
Cedar Rapids
Delaware
Larmont
Arington
Oelwein
Fayette
Woman's Relief Corps MeF-281 Meeting June 1941 Report
The regular Wo mans Relief Corps No 281 meeting was held Saturday afternoon June 1941 with 35 members present. Elizabeth Whalen presided, Leah Trugh served as chaplain, and the session opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. A Memorial Day service was conducted, noting the flag and young participants, as members reflected on patriotism and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Womans Relief Corps No
Heig
Elizabeth Whalen
Leah Trugh
Vision of faith and flag unite patriotism and Christianity
A religious memorandum urging adults to protect national symbols and Christian faith. It cites General Orders No. 16 and portrays Jesus with the American flag in the sky, urging the Ladies Relief Corps and other groups to defend the Bible and Stars and Stripes against threats, recalling past wars and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
United States
Jesus
United States of America
Christ
Paul
Mary
Grand Amy
Republic
Relief Corps
Jess
Weekly Weather Forecast Preview for Le Mastete
A terse weekly weather forecast notes conditions for Le Mastete, highlighting a mix of clouds and sun with possible showers later in the week. Temperatures expected to range modestly, with cooler mornings and warmer afternoons on several days.
Robin Moor Sunk Rumors Pivot On Brazilian Report
The Robin Moor, under Captain Edward Myers, reportedly sunk on May 21 after distress near latitude 6.15 north and 25.30 west. Osorio’s captain said 11 survivors were picked up by Fortaleza officials. eight others, including three women and a two year old, were aboard. The ship carried general cargo, no munitions, and crews included Americans Cohn and McCullough and British travelers Eccles and Gennell, with authorities urging regional vessels to assist.
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Fortaleza
Brazil
Osorio
State Department
U.S
Jefferson Caffers
Caffers
Robin Moon
The
Seas Shipping Company
New York
Capetown Africa
Robin Moor
Edward Myers
Baltimore
Ben Cohn
Cohn
Loews, Inc
Motion Picture Distributars
R. W. McCullough
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Harry G_ Gennell
Gennell
Trinidad
British West Indies
Philip C. Eccles
Cohns
McCullough
Gennells
Raeder
Atlantic
Africa
Near East
Red Sea
Seas Shinning Company
Robin Moors
E. W. Moers
Melvin V. Mundy
Bethlenem
Robert F. Taylor
Salisbury
Mass
John J. Benigan
George Taylor
Holde
Tex
Fred Hares
Red Drive
Cleveland
S.C
Borne
Switzer- H. Brice
St. N
Arf
Frank S. Fig Nesth Hacier
Unclear OCR fragment about customers and brakes
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions a person named Burt SaceTon Pasueae and Noah Row, with references to customers and brakes. Details are unreadable, making the exact event or action unclear.
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Mae
Eve
Burt Saceton
Noah Row
Sixth Division in World War I France and Training
The Sixth Division, organized in November 1917, was noted as marching more than any other American division in France and earned the nickname Sight-Seeing Sixth. It trained at Fort Snelling Minnesota and Camp McClellan Alabama before deployment, served in Vosges under French command from Sept 3 to Oct 11, and took part in Meuse Argonne reserve duty from Nov 2 to 11. The unit spent 40 days in quiet zones and wore a six pointed red star insignia with a blue figure superimposed.
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France
Fort
Minnesota
Camp Leonard Wood
Missouri
Camp McClellan
Alabama
Vosges
Mussolini speaks on war and axis victory claim
Mussolini told his chamber that United States intervention would delay Britain and prolong the war, while not changing the final outcome. He warned that Japan and Spain might join the axis, said Britain cannot win and America cannot save Britain, and declared the axis will win amid anti democratic rhetoric. He also defended Italy's campaigns, Greece in particular, and cited a 2 billion world population figure from a League of Nations estimate.
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United States
Britain
U.S
Japan
Spain
America
Ill Duce
Italy
Mussolini
Itali
Greece
Germany
Grece
Athens
Progressive squeeze in bridge led by Barclay analysis
An exploration of ordinary squeeze plays versus a progressive squeeze that yields two extra tricks. The article recounts a Canadian national championship hand where Riley Horner demonstrated a squeeze affecting spades diamonds and clubs, detailing the play and discards that produced the win despite risky bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy E. Sheardown
Insh Regiment of Canada
Riley H. Horner
Toronto
Horner
North American Plant Resumes Operations Amid Strikes
Returning workers flood the North American plant as the Army ends the strike standoff. Colonel Steinmetz says the back-to-work movement will restore normal output, with two AT-6s ready for first flights. The plant normally produces ten planes daily for the U S and allies. Demonstrators disperse under army orders and a crowd jeers arriving workers from the union headquarters nearby.
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Steinmetz
U. S. Army Air Corps
Great Britain
Wallace Whiffs In Statesmen Nine Old Men Baseball Game
Vice President Henry A. Wallace bats in the annual Washington charity baseball game between Congressman Hamilton Mish's Statesmen and Writer Lowell Thomas' Nine Old Men. The eight inning charity clash at Char Wy ended with the Statesmen winning 1 to 14.
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Henry A. Wallace
Hamilton Mish
Statesman
Lowell Thomas
Char Wy
Washington
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Howare
Water Beck
Geo. DeWees
Vernon Carnehan
Dersee Matthe
Ce Stever
Marierie Kuhns
Barbara Gillespie
Ohligschlager
Diane Ard Lois
el Verna Gerstenberger
Ovo Harrie
Vite
Central Press Association
Army Signal Corps
International Statistical Institute of the
League of Nations
Geneva
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
West
Mr. Horner
J. West
South
Atures Syndicate, Inc
North American
Iowa
Wallace Whiffs
Wallace
Bemberg
Connorsing
T.B
U. S
Tae
China
DE. J. E. Dippo
Sibbing
Gabardines Sharkskins
SIPS
Melix Anitary
Connors’ Inc
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