LDS Girls Present Sunday Program at Ward
The Girls of You First Ward will present a Sunday evening program at 7 30 under the direction of Mrs Crary Howe. The event features a girl chorus with Mrs Clair as accompanist and Marilyn Abe as soloist. Awards are presented by Mrs Stella Harria Oaks with song selections including Seautil ful Rosey and Bells of the Sea, concluding with a benediction by Mary Ann King.
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LDS
Ub Rourare
Crary Howe
Clair
L.d.s
Marilyn Abe
Stella Harria Oaks
John Jorgensen
Colton
Remar Blah
Walle
Giels
Mary Ann King
Beaux Arts Club evening discusses Future Trends of United Nations
Beaux Arts Club led by Mrs. Clare Hopkins held a Tuesday evening program on Future Trends of the United Nations with Sage Shimmin in charge. A dessert luncheon was served to 15 members and guest Mrs. Grant Calder.
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Clare Hopkins
Beaux Arts Club
Penie Tesday
Sage Shimmin Pas
United Nations
Grant Calder
Bridgette Club Meets at Gateway Cafe for Bridge Supper
Bridgette Club members and one guest Mee Harold Richardson dined at the Gateway Cafe Monday with hostess Mrs Merrill Goodrich. Twelve members attended and prizes were awarded for high and draw. The group met later at Mr Goodrichs home to play bridge, with next meeting set for Mrs Duff Swains home on February 6.
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Merrill Goodrich
Bridgette Club
Gateway Cafe
Harold Richardson
Goodrich
Jack Turner
Martin Campbell
Mire
Duff Swain
Widow seeks citizenship clues from ship arrival record
A year old widow, Stella Lewandowski, lost three sons in the last war and seeks to prove her U S citizenship. She asks for the ship name she arrived on and learns the Patriote of Hamburg American Line docked at Hoboken June 15, 1908. A fellow passenger mentioned the ship to her. Her husband Valenty became a citizen on May 1, 1923.
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Wea
Ao Ctizen
Stella Lewandowsk
United States
Packenger
Hoboken
clUxen
Valenty
Army tests man made storms at Fort Monmouth
Soldiers at Fort Monmouth engineering labs report large scale testing of artificial blizzards to simulate Arctic conditions for military equipment. The chamber can hold trucks and crews with high winds and dense snow, allowing climate control from extreme heat to deep cold of minus 40.
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Font Monmouth
N.J
Atmy Aiguel Corps
Ayn Back
Atgral Corpe
Thin Post
Fort Monmouth
Moers
Signal Corps
Wycotts Dine in Salmon Idaho After Transfer
Mr and Mrs H M Wycott visited Salmon Idaho for a meal. The couple had earlier moved from Bur ey to Bacenation and were connected to local forest office staff. The report notes an old marriage link and a 1944 transfer timing in Vernal.
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Herold Wytath
Pat Pen
Burey
Frane
Bacenation
Iin
Mrz
Wysott
Vernal
Fragmented OCR Weather and Event Notes Across Regions
The readable fragments mention April, Belgium, weather hints, and various place names with unclear events. Several garbled phrases reference temperatures, seas, and possible forecasts, but concrete details, times, or outcomes are missing.
Fragmentary OCR: Local Questionable Text
The readable portion shows fragmented words and unclear names. No coherent events or entities emerge to identify a person, place, or organization with certainty.
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