Veterans of 1898 protest youth draft opposition in Vietnam era
Washington AP reports Spanish American War veterans, led by James H. McElroy, denounce younger antiwar and draft resistance advocates. They emphasize patriotism, support for Hershey’s selective service stance, and pride in a short 1898 war that gained Cuba independence and U.S. territories. The group cites pensions and medical benefits as ongoing concerns as its ranks thin with age.
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James H. McElroy
Lesson On Mission And Community Plans Noted
Mrs. George Hull led a Navajo mission lesson at the Tally Mission Circle gathering hosted by Mrs. Wendell Broers. Bible verses were recited, devotions used Psalm 136, and 20 fruit baskets were delivered at Christmas due to a missed January meeting. Plans include a bake sale at Fred Lutz and a bridal shower for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cecil on February 6 at the Brown School hosted by the former Linda Broers.
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George Hull
Tally Mission
Wendell Broers
Fred Lutz
Robert Cecil
Brown School
Cecil
Linda Broers
Home Workshop Wyath Spears Rugs Pattern
A pattern describes making rugs from hooked sections combined into a square and oblong rose design. Sections are hooked separately then sewn together as shown, with color variations to create a pattern. Available in Packet No 21 from Rags-Hooked & Braided for St Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. New Windsor New York 12550.
Auxiliary Hosts Special Night for Past Leaders
Auxiliary celebrated past president, charter member and Friendship night with about 25 in attendance in the hall. Mrs Forest Lee dom presided. Plans announced for a February 10 Sade Hawkins dance and February 18 wild game dinner. Next meeting February 15. Mrs Betty Parker received a mystery package. A valentine theme decor with light refreshments.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Forest Leedom
Hawkins
Betty Parker
Club Votes Contributions and Social Hour for Charity
The Baxter Social Hour Club reported 355 contributions to the Heart Association and American Cancer Society at a Thursday meeting. Hostess Mrs. Ernest Sink opened with singing, Mrs. Bill Woods led devotions and a poem, and scripture from I Corinthians. A roll call on facts about the U.S. flag preceded bingo with prizes to Mrs. Lewis Stewart, Mrs. Charles Redman, Mrs. James Allen, and Mrs. Gene Broers. New member Mrs. L. A. Reeder, hostess gift for Mrs. Sink, and pal gifts for Mrs. Bill Ratzlaff and Mrs. Don Waysmire were noted. Refreshments served for 15 members, five children, and one guest.
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Heart Association
American Cancer Society
Ernest Sink
Bill Woods
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I Corinthians
U.S
Woods
Lewis Stewe
Beginning Hope From a Prisoner’s Transformation
A letter from a reader contrasts dire prison stigma with rehabilitation. It recalls a teen inmate who found purpose as a forestry expert, proving reform possible and inspiring broader faith in penal systems. A second reader seeks guidance on dating post divorce, and Ann Landers urges mature, honest handling with children. A heartfelt note from John of Seattle thanks the column for its empathy toward the mentally ill.
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Ann Landers
Ann
John
Seattle
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