Hickson-Eysell Auxiliary dinner plans and meetings
Past presidents hosted a noon dinner at Gladys Jonanson's home in Grafton. They planned attendance at the Canton mid winter conference and the Cleveland president's luncheon. Members drew names for secret sisters for another year and set a tureen dinner for November 16 at Lola Woes's home.
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Hickson- Eysell
Gladys Jonanson
Grafton
Canton
Luccheon
Cleveland
Lola Woes
Fuller Road
Points for Parents and Child Money Understanding
Grandfather explains paying more to his grandson and gifting money for chores. The mother notes a son won’t work for less and mentions inexpensive gifts as saving toward a goal. Distinguishing earned from gift money may prevent overestimating service value.
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Jack
Dr Strong Speaks on Orthopedics at County Nurses Meet
Eighteen members attended the Loran County Industrial Nurses meeting at the Worman's Club. Dr Joseph Strong spoke on Orthopedics in Industry and a discussion followed. hostesses were Jalian Palmer and Florence Long. The next meeting is scheduled for November 16 at the Woman's Club.
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Strong
Loran County
Worman’s Club
Joseph Strong
Indus
Tex
Jalian Palmer
Florence Long
Woman's Club
Miss Stofer Speaks on Roberts Rules at Y Teen Talk
Alice Stofer discussed Roberts Rules of Order with Freshman Y-Teens at the YWCA yesterday. Miss Thompson was introduced as the group's new adviser.
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Miss Stofer
Alice Stofer
Roberts
Miss Thompson
Carlisle Hostesses to Circle Carlisle
Miss Meg Robson and Mrs Eleanor Van Arsdale co hosted Martha Circle at the Robson home for the October meeting. Activities included devotions read by Aliss Robson, reports by secretary Florence Rising, and plans for bake sales and a new Alter Guild. A tea and social with auction of baked goods featured12 members and guests.
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Carlisle
Meg Robson
Eleanor van Arsdale
Martha Circle
Robson
Aliss Robson
Archer Waters
Evelyn Smith
Florence Rising
E.ta Cowles
Arlys Gould
Pard Pickard
Thad Robson
Elizabeth Vetter
Mary Muller
Ars. Zelma Haven
Lydia Squires
Sophia Welton
Tom Michalis
Elizabeth Vetterbairmen
Mabel Robson
Jackson
Lohia Wimmpeny
Esther
Beckman
Dorothy Miller
Newport Steel weighs settlement to end nationwide strike
Newport Steel Corp. officials said they will accept any settlement in the nationwide steel strike that ends idling 1,650 Newport workers. General manager R. J. Allemany said the company will negotiate by April 1950 on the pension fund, with plant books open for inspection. The open hearth department shutdown may be reconsidered, potentially restoring jobs for several hundred workers.
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Newport
Newport Steel Corp
R. J Allemany
United Steelworkers of America
CIO
Allemany
Sisters Gather For Church Women Group Event
The LaPorte church Women’s Society of Christian Service hosts a meeting with donations to be delivered by November 1. Mrs. C E Nichols presided and Altar Guild was discussed. Guests included Mrs. Mary Muller and Mrs. Zelma Haven. Five sisters meet each summer for luncheon and remembrance. This year’s gathering was at Mrs. Savage’s home with several family members present.
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Coun‘en
Church Women
Beckman
C. E Nichols
W.scs
LaPorte Church
Thad Robson
Mary Muller
Zelma Haven
Nichols
Edwin Robsons
W. H. Kniesel
Brownhelm
Iva Jones
Edith Brown
H. H. Gregg
Hart Dickeson
Elyria
Charles Purdie
Panama City
iFla
Norman W. Calvert
Cleveland
Paul Savage l
Lakewood
Savage
Bedis
Detroit
Rand McNally maps out new world atlas with a word focus
The Cosmopolitan World Atlas from Rand McNally features a New Look and a word emphasis with foreign maps preceding American, reflecting postwar boundary shifts. Andrew McNally III notes 125000 hours of work over eight years to produce 352 pages including 111 maps.
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Washington
Lake Chargoggagoggmanechaugo
Geogoggchaubunagunga
Maugg
Mlassachusetts
Rand McNally & Company
Ture
Andrew McNally III
Amercan
Frasier Beer’s Ninth Birthday Aid Drive for Cancer Center
Boston boy Frasier Beer invited 40 children to his ninth birthday party and asked each guest to contribute a gift of money. He donated the collected funds to the Children’s Medical Center Fund to support cancer treatment research and care.
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Boston
Frasier Beer
Children’s Medical Center Fund
Animal Trainer Claims Purchase Of Five Dwarf Cattle
Jamestown North Dakota reports Gene Holter, an animal trainer, bought five dwarf Hereford cattle from an unnamed stockman. He says they averaged 200 pounds and stood 24 to 26 inches high after paying $370. Photographer L Cadieux called the episode a stunt.
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Jamestown
N. D
Gene Holter
Holter
L. Cadieux
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Kingsley Sears
Norwalk
Woman's Society of Christan
Medina
B H. Long
J. H. Sivard
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By Edyth Thomas Walisse
Goodman's
Lorain - Elyria
Ge Sevelg
the Fay Co
Washington News
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Moore's Corset Shop
W. Broad
Penney’s
FAY CO
Sauteous
Birkline
Lecig
Seale of
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