Progress Club Elects New Officers in Library Meeting
The Progress Club met in the library on May 8 with President Grace Hopper presiding. New officers were elected for the coming year. Heleen Troxell became president, with Cheri Simmerly as secretary. Clara Clark received a corsage for the oldest mother, Carol Bond was the youngest, and Hazel Woolley had the most children. Hats, cake, and refreshments were served to Zoe Meyer, Cheri Simmerly, and Sandy Knight.
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Fragmentary Speech Sparks Population Talk at Local Meeting
A chaotic scene unfolds as voices argue about hair cuts and population growth. Keneddy, whose wife Ethel awaits her ith child, calls for collective effort while another speaker asks about the population explosion as a shift operator reacts to the crowd.
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Grapevine frost damage guides pruning and recovery
The report discusses how near freezing conditions damaged grapevines with thin bark, signaling potential girdling and trunk failure. It notes yellow leaves, weak upper growth, and the need to cut back to basal shoots and retrain, reserving healthy shoots for rebuilding while avoiding overexposure to further stress.
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Hershey urges limits on lawyers at draft boards
Washington officials discuss draft policy with UPI sources. Hershey proposes barring registrants from lawyers at local boards to curb delays. The plan aims to prevent court like delays in draft appeals and keep procedures swift.
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