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AINE - SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1942.A_so ?orcec Back in Russianai 0;J Aineymiind G. Kendall:ucnte mriy gather from y with wpiiirh the names nri Heqneslscy appear In its that three really rs named Bjcedle, but such case. Hennessey, whose for $10. considers me a *tart because mine sold five cents.. Cornish, who hinting futilely lor scv-for a piece oKmy little hocolatc fudge cake, ac-j*vious and speaks of me r.ds as, -that Screw. ithem recently were in-ilienaC iina Donors In'JSO DriveChina, July 10—The USO drive for the entire town of China been under the supnvision ol Katherine Taylor. Appointed chair, men in each of tlu* four villages were Laura Keene of South China Paul Johnson of Wreks Mills! Louise Worthing of Branch Mills and Miss Taylor of China Village The drive ended or. Ji:lv 4th. Tnic quota for the entire town was $350 and at the finish China ha.* $113 China Village and nearby vicir.itv contributed $93 of the $143 total/ Sub-chairmen ill China Villapt were Ruth Drake, Doris Mi: chilli Leila LaKochchr* and Ai’.ern Morns. The chairmen from the com-Sewall Applauds(Continued from Page One)there playing ball I would have had to/ he said. White is a candidate for re-election in September. Terming a Republican vote inGems of Thought Service—PeacePeace is liberty in tranqui* v.—ClSeptember a “vote for vigorous and efficient prosecution of the War/ Brewster told the party leadersthat ‘ every* candidate for major office 011 the Republican ticket ina plot to alienate my — ■ •«Maine this fall was registered on the side that events have vindicated** in their advocacy of adequate preparedness.Brewster i voiced high praise for the men hi charge of the Federal war programs in Maine, and said that the chief issue so far in the campaign seems to be whether these men shall be removed.'1Maine has been most fortunate in the men placet in charge of the various war programs,” he said. Former r.nnprr^smon F ftnrllccro.You may either win your peace or buy it; win it, by resistance to evil; buy it. by compromise with evil.—John Ruskin.Nothing can bring you peace but yourself; nothing can bring you peace but the triumph of principles.—Emerson.It matters- not what be thy lot,So Love doth guide;For storm or shine, pure peace is thine,Whatccr betide.—Mary Baker Eddy. Peace and friendship with all mankind is our wisest policy, and I wish we may be permitted to pursue it.—Thomas Jefferson.Wien shall all men’s good be each man's rule, and universalcmnlty wishes to extend hnartr thanks for their eiriivjsiiusUc participation and surer**.Those making donations since ihc June 22nd publication are as follows :China Village — Mr. and Mrs, Qeorge Thurstoi\. Barbara Morrt. son, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Giindell, Editha Starkey. Mr. and Mrs. w! H- CoJe. Mr. and Mrs Howard Mr. Quilian. Katherine Taylor. Eula Farnsworth. Mrs. Beulah Farnsworth. Arthur Pcilelicr. Estella Brainera. Robert Fletcher Golden Gate Chap. O E. S . EvcreM Lockhart. Herberi Hatch. Mr and Mrs. W. G. Bolvin. Nrlsoi: Bailey, pft_ tricia Scribner. Mr. and Mrs p. c. Thurston. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Foster, Mr. and Mrs Arnold BoUln, Florence Millikcn. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hall. Luara Roberts, Prof. and Mrs L. Q. Haynes. Mr. anc Mrs. George Roberts, Chum Baptist Church. Mary Washburn. Lizzie Wentworth. Mrs. Archie La Rochelle, Minnie Gctchell, Bateman Wentworth. Gcorgiannji Harvirr. Madeline Gerald. Eileen Morris. Nellie Wyer, J. M. Lorlna, Anna Stenholm. Lizzie Ward. Eulcta Brown, Carl Brown. Ernest Wells. Alelha La-Rochelle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burgess. Mr. and Mrs. Arrhic Lewis, Gideon King, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carll, Mrs. Doris Jeffrey. Ben Coffin. Mr. and Mrs. Ed UaRochelle, Miss Hilda LaRcchollc. Mrs. Lottie Hallowell.South China—Mrs. R. Record, Hazel Grindell. Grace Grin dell. Essie Anderson. K. P. Austin. W. H. Wood. Gladys Austin. Mrs. C. J. Bruce. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. Mrs. Fannie Carriage. Mrs. Alice Webber, Edna Taber. Emily Hull. G., T. Pierce. Eieya Wensley, Hazel Farmington, Carrie P. Brown, Mrs. Clar-;nce Craig. Mrs. A. O. Nowlana. Ante M. Cates. Mrs. D. c. Gerry, Mrs. Hilaries Bolduc. Sumner Johnson. Mrs. M. Jackson, Mrs. Clyde Mitchell. Mrs. Wilfred Boucher. Mrs. W. W. Boynton. M. C. Howes. Lois Sharpe, W. II. Webber. Hazel Fitzgerald. Mrs. Sanley Cook. W. H. Arnold.Weeks Mills—Fred McClellan. P. A. Doe. Daphne Cushman, MvrUc Brown. E. A. Evan s. P. G. Brown, Erlcna Bartlett. Dorothy MzDnw-ell. James Pratt, Marcia Hi.slcr, Mil-tired Slater. Paul Johnson. Fred Mosher, Mrs. H. M. Crommctt. Fred Small, Hattie Dodge, Man- Webber, M- L. Sabin. Frank Manning, Leavitt Proctor. Dorothy Haskcli; Civde Seckins, Stephen Plummer, WiTfam Hlsler. Mrs. A. G. Malcolm.Branch Mills—Doris Young, Mrs. Edna Worthing. Mr. ParmenteT, Mrs. Annie Russell, Phil Childs, Fred Glcnson. Mrs. Susie Surman, Mrs. Nettie Haskell. Mis. Elmer Haskell. Margaret Dow. Mrs. PhilipJliilds, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Winifred Dlnsmore, Dorothy binsmorr. Mrs. Winifred Shorev, James Tobnr, Kempton Tobcy, Philip Reynolds, Lester Reynolds. Mrs. Mary crc.*n-mett. William Thomas. Mix. Marietta Ttnnrv R E Norlhvnn
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Daily Kennebec Journal
Augusta, Maine, US
Sat, Jul 11, 1942
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