This Wife Serves As Alarm Clock
New York AP humorous piece details a wife who wakes her husband daily using multiple tactics from gentle nudges to shouting and pouring orange juice. She follows him to the kitchen for a drink then returns to ensure he leaves for work on time, while noting her manipulations of clocks and routines. The husband finally rises after the bedroom clock is set 15 minutes fast, prompting his complaint about being late.
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Richmond News Highlights New Library Purchases and Local Events
The Richmond news item lists five new library acquisitions, four non fiction titles including Merriam Webster’s Biographical Dictionary and The Story of Electricity, plus The Story of the Atom by Mae and Ira Freeman. one new fiction Through the Line by Gault. It also covers church christening, new births, hospital visits, birthday observances, a Lions dinner, W S C S activities, and clubhouse social events with multiple local names and dates.
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Merriam, Webster's Biographical Dictionary
Mae Freeman
Mae
Ira Freeman
Ogden Nash
Gault
Rantoul Bible Quiz Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The L. L. C. of Rantoul Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. Albert Smith on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Detwiler led a Bible quiz before the business session, with president Mrs. William Foster presiding. Treasurer Mrs. Nellie Miller reported. A silent auction was decided for each meeting next year. February gathering to be hosted by Mrs. Willard Miller with co-hostess Mrs. Eber Swanson. Refreshments served to 17.
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Gale Gilbert
Rantoul Presbyterian Church
Albert Smith
Ralph Detwiler
William Foster
Nellie Miller
Willard Miller
Eber Swanson
Khrushchev urges night work for pensioners in Minsk
Soviet Premier Khrushchev, 67, urged pensioners to take night clerical jobs rather than idle away time. In a Minsk speech aired by Moscow radio, he said keeping the elderly busy would make them happier and free younger people for labor in fields and factories.
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London
Khrushchev
Minsk
Moscow Radio
Club Forecast Wednesday Circles and Luncheon Notes
A compact listing of church groups and meetings including FIRST METHODIST Circles with a noon covered dish luncheon at the church, DOrcas led by Mrs. C. T. Geiger, and joint sessions with Rebecca and Ruth led by Mrs. R. H. Lister Sr. Also MAIN entries for FIRST CHRISTIAN CWF, WESTMINSTER U P Circles, EARNEST WORKERS class, EASTERN STAR, SWEET ADELINES, and others with names like Esther Greenman Eileen James and Dorcas Mrs. O L Haff indicating a schedule of meetings and activities for Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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David Laury
Eileen James
W. Humphreys
Eelanor Stimson
Loren Ames
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Dorcas
C. T. Geiger
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FE. G. Ruth
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Blanche Groves
Lydia
R. D. Waymire
Westminster U.P
O.L
Haff
Douglas Gleason
Lyman Curlls
Eastern Star Sweet Adelines
H. M. Pratt
P.m
Local Club Notes and Red Cross Donations Reported
Mrs Pullman spoke of her world travels as sixteen members attended. The January 19 meeting will be at Mrs Alfred Sigler's. Mrs Marguerite Roberts reports Red Cross contributions in Richmond and Richmond township totaling $120.
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Mmes
Hazel Pullman
Gene O'Mara
Clarence Gault
Phil Fanning
Gaults
Abe Severns
Speaker
Pullman
Alfred Sigler
Marguerite Roberts
Red Cross
Richmond
Richmond Township
Steaming Tips Emphasize Covered Containers and Rack Setup
A cooking note advises always covering the steaming vessel. Place the food on a rack above a small boil of water so the food cooks by steam contact rather than sitting in water.
Pope Of Fleet Street Dies At 82 In London
Frederick Charles Hannen Swaffer, famed as the Pope of Fleet Street and a towering British journalist, died in a London hospital at age 82 after suffering an internal hemorrhage. He improved briefly but fell ill again Monday and passed away. Swaffer was celebrated as a great reporter and dramatic critic, and as editor he aided Lord Northcliffe and Lord Beaverbrook in building vast power, though his personality made him legendary.
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London
Hannen Swaffer
Fleet Street
Swaffer
Frederick Charles Hannen Swaffer
Lord Northcliffee
Lord Beaverbrook
Meat Loaf Pleases Family With Easy Mash Topping
Family friendly meat loaf recipe uses tomato juice and onion for moisture and flavor. Ground chuck with soft bread crumbs and egg forms the loaf, then a mashed potato topping baked to brown. Serves 4 to 6 with steps for mixing, pan prep, and oven timing.
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