Catholic Women’s League Social at Mr. and Mrs. Thomett’s
The Catholic Women’s League of St Ward’s parish hosted a charming social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomett on East Nightingale for members. Twin Falls P B E Q chapters were entertained by the Bull chapter at the Marquardt country home with reports from supreme convention and a buffet supper. Past state presidents and chapter officers were presented with yellow chrysanthemums. The Twentieth Century club hosted a reception at Justamere Inn with ornate décor and a tea hour, honoring past presidents with yellow candles and decorative touches.
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Catholic League
Catholic Women’s Jleague
Frank Thomett
Siward
Twin Fally
P. Be.q
Bull
I. C. Marquardt
Minneapolis
McCallum
Buhl
DeWitt Young
Twin Falls
FP. S. Bell
Idaho
Zenas Smith
Warner
G. Deake
Kinkeley
C. H. North
Charles Wight
EB Ll Price
J. D. Whelan
Old Dobbin Dominates Opening Night at American Royal Horse Show
Thousands jammed the arena in Kansas City for the opening night with top roadster honors going to George Peak and son Mark Peak of Winchester and John Hutley of Macon City. Exhibitors including Hugh B. Wick and Loula Long Combs carried off prizes as Ethel Bunnell led the cattle judging with 24 points, while A C Hoffman and Roland Rotugson won in horse and hop judging, and W Pinson led Texas Aggies in sheep judging with 249 points.
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Kansas City
George Peak
Winchester
W. Pinson
Texas Aggies
Shrep
Highland View Club Meeting and Pythian Sisters Funeral
The Highland View club will meet at Mrs. George Carter's home on Wednesday November 18 with members asked to respond to roth mall with Thanksgiving verses. All Pythian Sisters are asked to attend Sister Pearl Woodhead’s funeral at I C C F hall. The Ninth Avenue club meets Wednesday at 1 30 PM at Mrs. Jack Personins 521 Second Ave.
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Highland View Club
George Carter
Roth Mall
I. C.C. F. Hall
Pearl Woodhead
Ninth Avenue Club
Jack Personins
Second Ave
Urges Legionnaires to Take Up Land in Utah Waters
Paul Renfers a resident priest of Vernal Utah believes American Legionnaires would make good homesteaders He leads a movement urging veterans across the country crowded in their present homes to move to the Uintah basin in northeastern Utah The basin covers 500000 acres of grazing and agricultural lands Renfers says his drive is altruistic not tied to any land company and aims to acquaint veterans with the open spaces He notes wide open spaces in the Uintah basin and good trout fishing alike everywhere in the area
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Utah
Paul Renfers
Vernal
The Obstinate Man
An obstinate man holds to his opinions with a stubborn disbelief of others. He seems possessed by error, like a devil, difficult to cast out. He delights in differing, understands only his own reasons, and clings to inconsistent views despite their falsehood. Butler.
Virginia Legion Commander WWI Veteran Profile
Proncia Marion Wray, former commander of the Virginia American Legion, trained at Fort Myer in 1917, served in World War I with the Highty-Third division, earned a captaincy and two gallantry citations, studied at the University of Virginia, earned a law degree in 1921, practiced in Berryville, and led local Legion efforts before being elected department commander at Staunton.
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Proncia Marion Wray
Virginia Department of the American Legion
University of Virginia
Fort Myer
Regula
Thia
St. Michel
Army of Occupas Tion
Berryville
Wray
Legion
Lloyd Willams
Berryville Dive
Staunton
Mefflend
TG Tee I
Commander Wray’s Early Life and Education
Commander Wray was born in Martinsville Virginia 94 years ago. He attended Martinsville High School and Randolph Macon College. He began law studies at the University of Virginia but postponed them during the tumultuous events of 1917 to 1918.
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Commander Wray
Martinsville
Martinsville High School
Randolph-Macon College
Mr. Wray
University of Virginia
First Department Remits 1926 Legion Dues in Minnesota
National Adjutant Barton announced at Indianapolis that the Minnesota Department became the first to remit 1926 national dues. A letter dated August 28, 1950 enclosed 158 for 95 Lindstrom Post 88 members and 63 for Carol A. Potter Post 135 Hector Minn.
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Department of Minnesota of the
American Legion
Veteran ‘Organization
the Legion
Indianapolis
James I P. Barton
Barton
Minnesota
Lindstrom
Minn
Abderian laughter origins from Abdera in Thrace
The term Abderian laughter refers to scoffing laughter linked to Abdera, a Thracian seaport. Abdera is noted as the birthplace of Democritus, the cynic famed as the laughing or scoffing philosopher.
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Abderlan
Abdera
Thrace
Democritus
Factory Girl From Lititz Endorses Vegetable Compound
Mrs Charles Sang of Lititz Pennsylvania says EB Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her back and side pain and nervousness after months of illness while working in a factory. She notes 8 of 100 users benefit and urges other women to try it. the notice lists for sale by druggists everywhere.
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Lititz
Charles
Sang
Community Notes From Kimberly Idaho Nov. 17
R C Hyde and daughter Jean depart for southern California to spend winter with Raymond Butler managing the ranch. J D Blalock returns home to Spotane after extended farming visit. Hows and Rexaledhill travel to Bishop California to visit relatives. A Burkhalter leaves with four carloads of apples for Granite Falls Minnesota. Dewey Steelsmith heads to Abilene Kansas with potatoes. Mrs W A L Stowe returns from Utah visit. Ladies Pioneer club meets at Mrs R W Denton with hostesses. Reports from district and state Federated clubs discussed. New members welcomed. December meeting planned. Mr McGrew of Nebraska visiting W A Gill home and has joined Union Motor Co of Twin Falls.
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Kimberly
Idaho
R. C. Hyde
Jean
California
Raymond Butler
J. D. Blalock
Spotane
Bishop
Gal
Relalves
Burkhalter
Granite
Minn
Frank Burkhalter
Dewey Steelsmith
Abilene
Kan
W. A. L. Stowe
Dorland
Ogden
Utal
Utah
Ladies’ Pioneer Club
John Steelsmith
Frank Steelsmith
Harry West
Joe Laughlin
W. H. Spence
W. A. Gill
John W. Harding
Bothwell
Twin Falls
McGrew
Nebraska
Union Motor Company
Zodiac Constellations As Described In The Sky
The article outlines the zodiac belt around the celestial sphere extending around the ecliptic. It lists twelve signs including Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces with their associated symbols.
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Arles
Taurus
Gemint
Concern
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpia
Capricorinus
Aquariug
Kansas « City Star
Imagining a Billion Coins in Height and Distance
A Family Herald feature cites Sir Henry Bessemer to illustrate the vastness of a billion by imagining stacking 26 cent pieces to twenty feet high and extending parallel walls for miles to approach the number, noting the imagination as the limit in grasping such large figures. Quilted catts, "72x84, $1.15. The Sample Store.
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Henry Bessemer
Bessemer
Lemons as Wrinkle Remedy Claims and Uses
A vintage cosmetic note touts lemons and a lemon lotion mixed with Ordébard White for tightening sagging skin. It promises to erase fine lines and crow's feet, smoothing cheeks, chin, and throat by morning. The article also notes using a thin astringent lotion for enlarged pores and sallow skin, advising preparation of a home lotion.
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Veta
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