Mrs Sam Johnston Installed as Commander at Army Mothers ceremony
Officers of Post No.4 A. 8 Army Mothers were installed Tuesday afternoon in Memorial Auditorium led by Mrs. C. C. Blood. Mrs. Sam Johnston received the commander's pin from retiring leader Nora Foley as committees were named for rehabilitation ways and means Americanism and other duties. A chicken dinner is planned for January 29 at the Masonic temple with sewing meeting set for January 21 and refreshments served by Mrs. Ray Harper, Mrs. Albert Caleb and Mrs. Gossett.
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Sam Johnston
Memorial
C. C. Blood
William McClintic
William Gossett
Fred Schnoke
Clarence Ingersoll
Albert Johnson
B. G. Otto
Albert Caleb
Fred Doman
Tom Liggett
Chester Bechtle
Willis Gilliland
Ward Ralston
Frank Duvall
Floyd McCullough
Loyd Murray
C. D. Gaston
Nora Foley
Foley
Johnston
McClintic
Otto
Gossett
McCullough
A. C. Graffham
Bechtle
Blood
Graffham
Fred
Sam Johnston Schnoke
Johnson
Ingersoll
Eli Clavel
Masonic Temple
Ray Harper
Baby Names for Williams and Frank Born at Ransom Memorial
At Ransom Memorial Hospital a son born January 12 to Mr and Mrs Wesley Judd of 1541 S Main is named Williams Wayne and weighs 4 pounds 11 ounces. A daughter born January 12 to Mr and Mrs Arlen Frank of 1641 S Main is named Cynthis Lynn and weighs 7 pounds 11 ounces.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Williams Wesley Judd
S. Main
Williams Wayne
Arlen Dwane Frank
Cynthis Lynn
Cooking Is Fune mam By Cecily Browns
A recipe collection featuring Roast Duck with Cranberry Peaches Brown Rice Green Peas Salad Bowl Bread Tray Caramel Custard Beverage and Pepper Beans. Detailed steps cover cranberry orange relish preparation and serving tips for a quart size batch, plus broiled lamb chops baked potatoes and a suggested rice pudding accompaniment.
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Fune
Cecily Browns
Reading Time at Carnegie Free Library Review Titles
A Christmas season feature highlights book selections at Carnegie Free Library. Karl Menninger’s The Vital Balance surveys psychiatry’s evolution over fifty years, while Allie Sherman’s Book of Football analyzes positions, formations, and tactics for high school and college play. Gunter Grass’s Cat and Mouse revisits Danzig during World War II with vivid narration and humor.
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Carnegie Free Library
Karl Menninger
Menninger Clinic
Surance
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Gunter Grass
Danzig
Mahlke
Grass
Maid and Bangs Tape Tricks Shine In Household Hints
A reader collection of Dear Heloise tips covers chrome cleaning with a soap tray wipe and dry cloth, sealing bangs with masking tape for even cuts, removable inner soles in slippers via cardboard inserts, and cleaning burned pots by reheating and scraping residue. Also notes on cooling hot pots before washing to prevent warp.
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Heloise
Little
Jane
Golden Wedding for Mr and Mrs O Bannon
Mr and Mrs Fred O Bannion of Williamsburg will celebrate their golden wedding on January 21 at home. They are not planning an open house but friends may call. The couple have two sons Kenneth of San Antonio Texas and Ross of Burlington and five grandchildren.
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Fred O’bannion
Williamsburg
O’bannion
Kenneth
San Antonio
Tex
Ross
Burlington
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