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' AAV vr WA. J VU gVMAg, »■larantee your wife a night out, id spoil her?One way is to be romantic — ve her something to live for.Under the present theory ou plant an apple core in the Tound and tell your gal that fhen the tree that springs rom it is as tall as she is — ?ell, the drinks and the night at are on you.Of course, the only fair thing nan with a wild idea of justice :e that can do is to marry a .1 girl, and, second, to go out erv spring and fall and trim i tree so that it is spread wide d doesn’t grow higher.But the best way to spoil a iman is to give her your, best ars of your life, your money, 3 still lure her on with the se and eternal promise that ne night you will take her t into the society of the people i wants to meetfuneral was Sunday in the Ives-ter church.Gifts for KoreaGo From OsageAnd if you really yearn to (oil her forever — dance with;r once.•Jo wife can resist a husband reckless as that.. if oral: Any man who thinks can give a woman an even ;ak is already half an houraOWA DEATHS(Courier Special Service)rew Hampton—Funeral serv-i for Mrs. Mary Kerr, 88, were e Sunday; died Friday in Des(Courier Special Servtc-)Osage, la.—Friday, 750 pounds of canned goods, clothing, soap, games, toys, candy, gum, tooth powder and pastes, pictures, candles, 500 hars of ,.soap and miscellaneous articles left Osage the last week for Korea. This program was planned in lieu of the traditonal tricks or treats and school officials placed $1,000 value on the goods. Postage alone cost $90. The Red Cross is paying the postage. Included in the clothing were 100 sweaters, 60 caps, 45 suits of underwear, 37 pairs of 'shoes, 36 overcoats, 71 dresses, and other miscellaneous articles of clothing.Heading the project was Supt. C. T. Johnston of the Osage public schools. The various packages were sent to Miss Ann Goplerud of Osage, “Ari2io Ann” in Korea, for distribution. She will personally see that the articles are distributed where most needed.It’s the largest of t through which all rat officers subject to ret pass.The reservists com: are from the 15-state force area which emb:six New England stal York, New Jersey, J Pennsylvania, Maryla: ginia. West Virginia, lt;the District of Columbi The other unit, lo Camp StoUeman, Cal., up to process reservis in the middle and farIN MEDICAL CORPS.Towa Falls, la.—(Special)— Pvt Eugene Heflin, recently inducted into military service, has been assigned to the medical corps and is in training at Ft. Meade, Md. He was graduated from Iowa State Teachers college, Cedar Falls, last spring. He is a son of Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Heflin, Iowa Falls.Reservists who no qualify physically foj duty but are fit eno ground jobs are re-cl Under present air foj icy, they are not sill recall at this time.Most of those beir*back are first and sect tenants. All are slated bat crew training — nt air force’s new jet bor but in the conventional ler-driven planes, the E B29s that are carrying loads to Red Korea.The 2,225th PPG, o only a corner of this si recently re-activated arr was originally set up tc about 30 men a day. No officers and airmen are more than 90 reservist or about 500 a week.WAVERLY JUNIORWaverly, la. — (Spfrr’i-
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Waterloo Daily Courier
Waterloo, Iowa, US
Mon, Nov 12, 1951
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