Specialist Shows Room Arrangement By Home Economics Expert
University of Maine graduate and Cornell assistant professor led an all day conference on room arrangement for club leaders at 17 Collins Drive. Morning session at 1050 am covered layout and storage solutions. afternoon focused on wardrobe storage and clothing organization with practical demonstrations and use of pantry spaces.
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Mies
Margaret Sleinmery
Fonr
Cornell Unisoraily
University of Maine
Cornel University
College of
Mome Economics
Cornell
Taling
Willam WiePhennon
Collins
Synagogues Schedule Week Of Religious Services
City congregations begin week with multiple services at Temple Beth El and other venues. Rabbi Reuben Slonim will lead at 8:30 PM and address “The Soldier Comes Home.” Sunday confirmation class, youth events, and Sisterhood meetings accompany Hebrew School sessions and a Sunday dinner. A packed week includes Tadup membership, Hebrew School board meetings, and a guest speaker at the Third Street Temple.
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Josh
Temple Beth el
Habbi Reuben Slam Yi
Reewar
Bar Mitehah
Sohn Dinowite
Dax
Nathan Rosai
Stertood
Mongay
Rlipm
Po Aon
Mets
Min Bun Ver
Brungwick Road
Rabin Reuben Slonim
Sisterhood
Tadup
Dussert Sonal
O Chien
Waiunee Wilson
Wis Tiying Rosen Lbusdiy
Hebrew School Board
Miele George Arnson
Hisman Hebrew School
Wondas Thiouh Ibursiay
Spm
Atacyul Sibdh
Third Street Temple
Lome
Ribhi Juhue
Gutmann Wil
Mer Buehind
Pablo Cutnro
Sundis Ab
East Side Spulders Meet In City Forum On War Initatives
Town news notes a meeting at Wittiadisct Mines led by Miss Onin and others to discuss war initiative aims. Beverley Put Wena and Wis Beverley Put Wena attend as local businesswomen. References to church events, Sunday School, and a Parents Association meeting follow with plans and remarks by Charles Hélbert and the executive head.
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Wiss Beverley
Weinman
Tos L Dickerson
Direetar
Troy
Roel
Pliny
Auenth
Keseher Association
Westover Rand
Charles Hélbert
Forbidden City
Savage
Waterford Ladies Aid Society Meeting Notes
The Ladies Aid Society of the Tet Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs Ches BoTharkis with Mrs Wellington presiding. Sowing and quilt making continued, a Memorial Camp fund drive was discussed, and the program featured Mass Sophia Gre and Mrs James Williams narrator.
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Ladies Aid Society
Tet Presbyterian Church
Cal
Wellington
Alfred
Waterford
St Vincents
Wasterford
Witham & Peary
Mass Sophia Gre
Sythe
James
Williams Sulust
Rees
Lyle
Pynn Cole
Community meeting at Presbyterian Church entertainment night
Local club members invite residents to a Sunday gathering at the John Browse Hall to hear accounts from M. Hufftaur and S. Parker. Anton Hansen presides as program host, with Mrs. Hashing and Donald Woo assisting.
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eUeenian
Migs Rober
Fwd Presbyterian Church
Perdinand van Deusen
John Browse
Donald Wo
Seth Parker
Llu
Anton Hansen
Simdyy Mgal
World Record Marksman Ends Career
Adalph P Joepperwein the famous marksman from Lean Springs has retired after 12 days of shooting at the air grounds in San Antonio. He set a new world record by missing only 5 of 72 500 targets, surpassing the prior marks of 60 600 and 650, and ends a career spanning since 1901 with Western Winchester.
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Air Geounds
San Antonio
Lex
Fedgu Oly
Dick Guyel
Mulsman
Miltenberger Named Chief of Guard Bureau
Nomination places Miltenberger as head of the National Guard Bureau with the rank of major general. He would succeed Maj Gen John F. W. Kamd to command an infantry unit in the 36th Division, served in World War I and later as deputy commander in the same division, with service in Japan.
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Miltenberger
Guard Bureau
Washington GP
Truminscaterday
Baily
Ea Ho
Noth
Pluto
The
Lonal Guard Bureau
War Department
Miltontat Sor
John FF Whkamd
Sebiish
National Guard
11Th Infantry
Toumander
Conics
Lida
Japan
Leather Glove Trade Reflects Native Tanning Shifts
The piece notes American made gloves as a native industry with Indians tanning for leggings moccasins and cruder skins. Protests influence shifts away from traditional tanning toward leather gloves in New York and the Midwest amid growing domestic production.
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Highqantry
Upsite
New York
Middlewest
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