Society and civic groups hold meetings and charity drives
The Society City Federation meets at 3 p m and the First Knissing Club gathers at 1 p m at TE4 Carson Suiver with members urged to bring finished work. Council of Mothers met at St Anthony Hotel with Dr Mary Harper urging cooperation in disease prevention and committees formed to handle Red Cross Christmas seat sales and mass meetings for the Girls Patriotic League and Hoover movement. The Texas British Woman's Club planned a 7 30 pm Friday meeting at St Maries parish house with attendees freed to attend. A Harvest Festival program at St Marys Auditorium featured musicians and speakers. The Ladies Dance Club at Menger Hotel cancelled its annual dance to fund books and comforts for soldiers. The issue lists local business ads and prices.
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Knissing Club
TE4
Carson Suiver
Council of Mothers
St. Anthony Hotel
Mary Harper
H. 8. Farsong
Red Cross
J. B. Benkendurfer
George Keens
D. C. Haworth
8. C. Martin
Mesdames
D. A. Holmgreen
Houston Brown
Vinton L. James
St. Campbell
Howell
Roy Campbell
Ion
Scott
Hoover Movement
Robert Cromby
Girls’ Patriotic League
Beethoven Hall
St. Marie's
Roebers
Tadies’ Danetue
Phuraday
Menger
Cali
Ltt Mitfabers
Uw Euantry
May curb on lighted signs in push for energy saving
The Fuel Administration plans a nationwide limit on illuminated advertising signs in the early evening once legal questions are cleared. It lacks direct legal power but could reserves coal supply by pressuring sign holders to cooperate with the saving plan. James McKinney of Collin County hosted fourteen soldiers and residents at his home on Presa Street for a gathering featuring guests such as Dust, Harse Wilmeh, Dowell Koutewell, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
James McKinney
McKinney
Conlin County
Formar
Collin County
Veremdng
Te-Homa
Douglas Marley
Sout Presa Street
Ete
Harse Wilmeh
Dowell Koutewell
Ted ‘Dugger
Scat Atehine
van IH
Sam Hil
Serewee Best Milligan
Robert
The molten way promt lax waits for the eyes of proclicara
A fragmented line describes a molten path and watchful figures amid unclear wording. The text hints at watchers or guardians near a lit process but the exact event or place remains obscured.
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Proclicara Kuti
Newest Confection Is The War Candy
The Sugar shortage and food conservation push lead U S confectioners to create a war candy using honey or molasses and sugar substitutes. New York makers expect wide adoption, praising candy built from alternative ingredients like nuts and chocolate. A Kansas City recipient reports the candy seems comparable to sugar candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
New York
Kansas City
United States
Incoherent fragment about an official and escape attempt
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an office and an attempt to flee but details are unreadable leaving a vague reference to an officer, a plan to escape, and unclear names or places. No clear event, date, or organization can be identified for a concise card.
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Warren Curtis
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