Community notes from Spencer area gatherings and visits
A collage of local activities, visits, and events. Mr and Mrs George Ande stayed in Spencer at the Wedge homes. 4 H club meetings, birthday celebrations, Thanksgiving visits, and study club plans populate the week. Family news includes births and anniversaries, with numerous social calls among residents from Varina to Laurens and Pocahontas.
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George Ande
Spencer
Margaret Wedge
Robert Wedge
Powhatan
Joe
Gene
Gerald Kerns
Joe Lent
Edward Pirie
Richard Hersom
Methodist
W.S.C.S
E. H. Westerman
Garland
Westerman
Baby
Dave Brinkman
Gene Lott
Koantth “Henderson
Kenneth Lehnus
Din
Minnesota
Becker
Nis B. B. Hubbell
Cpl
Edward “Hubbell
Seattle
Japan
Hokkiado
J. W
Arnold
Des Moines
Norine
Lila Lathrop
Sioux City
Grace Brandhoy
Les Fargo
Clyde Maulsby
Dave. Brinkman
P. L. Strong
Charles Henderson
Charles Sharp
Pocahontas
Billy Sharp
Rolfe
August Anderson
Cylinder
J. R. Hough
Harold
Nan Wickle
Arnolds Park
Don Silvey Hhomer
Mirv
Martin ‘Gehrt
Hans O'Kalle
Alfred Martin
Laurens
Bill Shaveland
Mallard
E. W. Meredith
Marg
Ocie Vassar
Chicago
Floyd Elberts
Waterloo
Carl Hosier
Hosier
C. B. Carpenter, Jr
Plover Methodist Church Schedule and Christmas Program
The Plover Methodist Church in Eugene AL lists evening choir practice, Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11 a.m., and Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. Resource leaders are Karen Horsman and Don Forsythe. Refreshments by Gladys Galloway and Karen Horsman. The annual Christmas program will be presented by the Sunday school on Sunday evening in December. See You In Church.
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Plover
Methodist
Eugene AL
Rasmussen
Chure
Chinch
Karen Horsman
Don Forsythe
Gladys Galloway
Plover Presbyterian Church Schedule and Bazaar Notice
Plover Presbyterian Church pastor Maruiner ill Winn leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Westminster Fellowship at 7 p.m. Session meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Viking Workers gather Thursday December 6 at 2 30 p.m. A bazaar will be held in connection with this event.
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Maruiner Il. Winn
Westminster Fellowship
Viking
Bade Suaiay
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets At Church In Bradgate
Lutheran Ladies Aid met Thursday at the Bradgate church with Mrs. Wesley Andersen and Mrs. Paul Thorn as hostesses. Rev. Andersen led devotions on I came not to judge the world but to save it. Bazaar plans were made for December 7. Families and friends gathered for Thanksgiving, visits, and meals. Newspaper notes include extended family visits from Dakota City and Fort Dodge, a birth and a premature baby death, plus club meetings and holiday preparations.
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Aid
Wesley
Andersen
Paul Thorn
Herbert Fathinger
Dakota City
Morris Hal
Dickey
Wilbur Law
Henry
Olson
Jean Wallace
Irene Warren
Marguérite
Bradbury
Lutheran Hospital
Norman Petersen
Hoops
Norman .Petersen
Virgil Williams
David Lee
Humboldt
Morris Halsrud
Dennis
Bob Munson
Isaac van Gorkom
Clifford Jomes
Gilmore
Clifford
Graves
Frances Ann
Fort Dodge
Korea
Caroline Madsen
Rhine
Turley
J.j.share
Methodist Church
Gerald Odland
A. C. Isacson
Roy Burris-of
Minneapolis
G. A. Burris
Roy
Texas
Cleland Isacson
California
Japan
Fort Dodge Presbytery Sets Special Meeting Next Sunday
A notice announces a special meeting of the Fort Dodge Presbytery to be held next Sunday at Boone.
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Fort Dodge
Boone
Wages and Profits Drive Inflation Says Nollen
Gerard S. Nollen argues in two key points that living costs rise with wage and profit increases. He notes that higher profits or wages lift prices, and that tax burdens also affect prices though businesses cannot directly control taxes. He explains how price and wage hikes cascade as leading firms set higher prices and workers demand parity, spreading to millions of workers nationwide.
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Gerard S. Nollen
Economic View: Inflation and War Threaten The Standard Of Living
The piece argues that widespread profit and wage increases fuel inflation and inflation worsens during wartime. It warns that inflation raises living costs, while war activity diverts workers from production, making peace essential to maintain a stable economy and avoid hardships.
Americans urged to sacrifice for national strength
A fragmented plea emphasizes unity and sacrifice to keep the country strong, noting that individuals may need to make reasonable personal concessions to support national efforts. The call underscores shared responsibility and resilience during challenging times.
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America
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Floran
Moodie
Norman
Swigert
Laurens R
Waa
Plover Presbyterian Church
Bradgate News
Burrs
Fred Benjamin
Pearl Jacobson
Ottosen
Walter Easley
Warren Ensley
Margaret~Wiuff
Magnus - Larsen and
Lindh
Dalé-Kunerthome
Paul Trexall
Will Bowen
White
Mura
Yala
A McCormick
Farmall Super C
Farmall
Bradburn Implement Co
Maurice Sanden
Rolfe, Iowa
Atu A
Arlene
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Chevrolet
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