Ladies Aid Meeting at Pleasant Hill Hosted by Mrs Gamon
Mrs John Gamon hosted the Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid gathering with thirteen members and several guests. They sewed for the Red Cross, heard a treasurer's report, planned a May church-cleaning event and an all day meeting, and shared a pet luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gamon
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Ed Hodgers
Burne Clemmons
Baby
The
Red Cross
Gamon
Will Miller
Pat Swift
Roll Gamon
Howard Benn
Missionary League Meets at Church
The Women's Missionary League of Immanuel Lutheran met Tuesday afternoon in church rooms with ten members. Rev. BE. H. Wendland led devotions on Holy Week and Eastertide. Readings by Rev. Wenatlani covered Good Friday and the joy of after. Mrs. Ed Blater hosted the April gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary League of the
Immanuel Lutheran Church
BE. H. Wendland
Wenatlani
Ed Blater
Ray Sojka 2/C Honored at Family Dinner
Ray Sojka 2/C was guest of honor at a Salem dinner hosted by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sojka. The noon gathering featured patriotic decorations, a cake centerpiece, and relatives including George Sojka, Donald, Jerry, Rosemary Ann, Yaro Soike, Eldiene, Elmer, George Franklin, Nadine, Hazel, Donna, Claude Sojka, Mary Sojka, Curtiss Maines, Glenda Rose, Roy Funston, Hazel, and Leland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Raymond Sojka
Ray Sojka
George Sojka Donald
Jerry
Rosemary Ann
Yaro Soike Eldiene
Elmer
George Franklin
Nadine
Hazel
Donna
Claude Sojka
Mary Sojka
Curtiss Maines
Glenda Rose
Roy Funston
Leland
Linger Longer Club Plans April Meeting Changes
Mrs Art Dawson and Mrs Clyde Dawson co hosted a meeting of thirteen members and three children. The club voted to replace illness flowers with friendship cards and donated 4 to the Red Cross. An Easter themed seed and bulb exchange preceded a flower and seed quiz. Members reported bonds totaling 3655 since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Dawson
Clyde Dawson
Linger Longer
Johnny Dawson
Teddy Fulton
Janet Shalla
Red Cross
Harold Fulton
Win Durst
Harmony Club Elects Officers and Hosts Easter Tea
Harmony club members met with Mrs. Marvin Warnock for an afternoon program hosted by Mrs. Francis McConnell. New officers elected include Mrs. Donald McLaughlin president and Mrs. George Dare vice president. A Red Cross collection followed by a plant and bulb exchange preceded entertainment by Mrs. Manford Wilcox and Easter refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Paul Mayer. Guests Roberta and Lee Slaine of Kansas City and Frid McConnell of Des Moines attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Marvin Warnock
Francis McConnell
Donald McLaughlin
George Dare
Cloyce Stewart
Joe McGraw
Red Cross
Manford Wilcox
Paul Mayer
Roberta and Lee Slaine
Kansas City, Mo
Frid McConnell
Des Moines
Hardening Elements in Metals Mentioned
Aids soft metals such as antimony compensate for softness much as tungsten vanadium and other toughening elements fortify steel, providing similar strengthening effects across metal types.
The Singleleaf Pine Distribution Across the West
The singleleaf pine, prevalent in Nevada, ranks as the most widespread nut pine species. It extends across the western United States, shaping regional flora and ecology through its broad distribution and adaptation to arid environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Social Calendar Listings for Friday to Sunday
Regular meetings and events include Rebekah lodge at 8 30 p m at the hall, Past Matrons club 6 30 p m, cooperative society temple, Women's Missionary society 3 p m, Clara Tate noting change of meeting time. Saturday features Easter party for dancing classes and a church bazaar and food sale by the Women's Guild at the former Fruit Market building. Sunday DeMolay Boys meet at 8 p m at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Teil Nachdlaa
C.F. Hall
Co-Operative Suddet
Women’s Missionary Society
P. m
U. P. Church
Clara Tate
Joyce Lowry
Zelather Taylor
Women’s Guild of Church of Christ
Duane Redlinger Celebrates 14th Birthday
Duane Redlinger son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Redlinger accepts birthday wishes today on his 14th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Redlinger
Karl Redlinger
Birthday wishes for Wilmar residents and friends
A list of well wishers marks a birthday greeting for Mrs. H. M. Putnam and others including Frances Hays Mrs. Robert More of Wilmar Minn Mrs. R A Dawson Dean Stannard Francis Singleton and sister Mrs Otis Waggoner Ed Nelson all sending regards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Putnam
Frances Hays
Robert More
Wilmar, Minn
R. A. Dawson
Dean Stannard
Francis Singleton
Otis Waggoner
Ed Nelson
Mrs Leeper Hosts Merry Makers Club Meeting
Eleven members of the Merry Makers club and visitor Mrs Max Lee attended yesterday's April meeting hosted by Mrs Frank Leeper. New member Mrs fiy Walton was welcomed. The hostess and her daughter Mrs Stanley Mouser served refreshments as the afternoon progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Merry Makers Club
Max Lee
Frank Leeper
Fiy Walton
Stanley Mouser
Havre Locals Busy Weekend Notes and Visits
Havre section notes residents visiting relatives and friends across Riverside Crawfordsville Richland and Mt. Pleasant. Families including Mason Pratt Westen and Zieg lowsky attend gatherings and funerals. Indefinite visits and local social calls fill the weekend diary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hering
Havre
Elmer Mason
Oscar Jugenheimer
Riverside
Awl
Frank Pratt
Allen Schaffer
Crawfordsville
Charlie
Cloyce Ziexlowsky
John
Jake Shrader
Frank Bailey
Will Mitchell
Lizzie Sommers
Fred Eis
Alf Erickson
Washington
Harold Wilson
Marilyn
Evert Westen
Larry
Isabelle Ash
Richland
Dave Richard
Kenneth Duttweiler
Eons
8S. C. Wittmer
Mt. Pleasant
Carl Zieglowsky
Floyd Stover
Just Us Club Holds Spring Luncheon
The Just Us club hosted its annual spring luncheon at Mrs. Cy Bush home with co hosts Mrs. E H Messer Mrs J N Dodd and Mrs L F Harding. Decorations featured Easter motifs and place favors listed telephone numbers. The group, eighteen members, held a brief business meeting led by President Harding and donated 5 to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Club
Cy Bush
E. H. Messer
J. N. Dodd
L. F. Harding
Harding
Red Cross
D. Dayton
Mame Brock
John Caldwell
Brock
Caldwell
Dayton
Messer
Carry Wilcox
Wilcox
Mrs Coffey Hosts W R C Social Event
The J W Baker Relief Corps West Chester held a Tuesday afternoon social at Mrs I E Coffey’s home with about 35 members and guests present. Lorena Gynn and Lucille Kleese led the program while cookies candy and gum funded boxes for service members in Grace Hill New Haven and West Chester areas. An executive committee packed ten boxes yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baker Relief Corps
West Chester
I. E. Coffey
Lorena Gynn
Lucille Kleese
Treasury
Coffey
Eva Robertson
Alma Dawson
Emma Cherry
Ella Brinning
Eloise Statler
Kleese
Lynn
Edna Kleese
Effie van Sickle
Grace Hill
New Haven
Stover Home Receives Help From Sigourney Resident
Richard Hudson of Sigourney assists in the Stover home while Mrs. Stover recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hudson
Sigourney
Stover
Mrs. Stover
Electronics Guard Plants Against War Saboteurs
An article describes spy prevention tech used at war plants including hidden gadget cameras hardened by X ray film spray, large area intruder beams, and a psychologist lie detector, developed by Dr Reginald D MacNitt at Wilmington College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Reginald D. MacNitt
Department of Social Science
Wilmington College
Careful Handling Extends Bed Linen Life Says Expert
Dorothy J Swig, University of Illinois home furnishing specialist, explains wear on bed linens comes from careless handling and rough springs. Loosen edges before removing sheets to prevent tears and cover springs with tape or cloth. Use a mattress pad and rotate laundry clean sheets to distribute wear evenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy J. Swig
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Evolution of Mahogany Veneers From Sawing to Slicing
The text explains mahogany veneers rising in use over two centuries, with modern high quality production emerging mainly in the past century and especially the last 50 years. It compares sawing, which wastes about half the block, to slicing which yields thin veneers with minimal waste by passing the block past a knife edge.
Bethel District Urged to Turn in Old Paper for Red Cross
Rural Bethel residents are asked to gather and tie old paper for a Red Cross fundraiser. The collected material will be sold to aid the Red Cross, with children delivering it late April. The appeal urges cleaning out magazines and books rather than burning them.
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Bethel
Ruth Gideon
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ben Fitzgerald
Henry Bahde
Washington
Lois Fitzgerald
Cedar Rapids
Bahde
Lois
Wound paint mixtures for tree bark treatment
The text explains two wound paints for trees. One option uses white or orange shellac, and another uses eight parts resin to three parts boiled linseed oil heated together. The paint should be applied to the bark ring and adjacent hardwood area.
Dr Weis at Chester to preach at West Chester church
Dr LeRoy L. Weis district superintendent of the Burlington district of the Methodist church will preach at the federated church in West Chester next Sunday evening at 7 30 pm in place of the local pastor H W Munster under the alternating arrangement of evening services The public is invited The Fourth quarterly conference will be held at the Methodist Church after the preaching service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy L. Weis
Burlington
Methodist Church
West Chester
Federated Church
H. W. Munster
Methodist
Haskins News Highlights Local Trips and Jobs
Mrs. Clara Godlove reports residents visiting Washington for shopping and work. Estalene Bradford and Bina started jobs in Washington while others helped Ernest Raymond and attended a graveside service for Eva Reece. Spring farming activity and local social visits are noted amid mild weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Adkisson
Margaret Jane
Raymond Fwanson
Libertyville
Mac Davis
Joe Liska
Lyle Lantz
Frelly
Charley Kolosiek
Fred Schroder
Cheer
Ernest
Ruth
Mae Gideon
Carl Peterson
Sara Jane
Walter Longer
Washington
Jerry Niffenegger
the Grand Prairie School
Alice Brown
Phyllis
Patty
Kay Niffenegger
Iowa City
Clara Godlove
Haskins
Harry Showalter
M. T. Coon
Ernest Raymond
J. R. MecCreedy
Ross
Paul Edwards
Dave Powers
Lloyd Edwards
Estalene Bradford
Continental Telephone Office
Bina
North Side
Leonard Strohm
Peggy Tommy
W. H. White
Godlove
Raymond
Hilton Coon
Eva Reece
Jim Colton
Howard Keating
More Chickens Raised in 1943 than 1942
The United States produced 16 percent more chickens in 1943 compared with 1942, reflecting a substantial increase in poultry farming during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Factory Employment Surge in Australia in 1939
In September 1939 Australia had 548000 factory workers and now 712000, with 72 percent producing munitions and war supplies for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Edgerton Pioneers Speed Flash Photography World Reach
In 1930 Harold E. Edgerton an electrical engineer began perfecting speed flash photography. His gas filled stroboscopic lamp delivers highly controlled intense brief flashes. His work set single and multiple exposure methods, bringing stroboscopic photography from lab to world use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Edgerton
Edgerton
Banana Leaves Protect Banana Plants in Tropics
The text explains that banana leaves eight to twelve feet long and two feet wide shield the plant from intense noonday sun in Middle America. They prevent excessive moisture loss in hot weather while in cooler periods they curve upward to allow more evaporation for growth.
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Tropics
Middle America
Sweetbreads as Veal and Lamb Thymus Glands
Sweetbreads are general favorites and can be broiled fried creamed or baked. They are the thymus glands of veal and lamb consisting of heart and throat sweetbreads. As the animal matures the thymus gland disappears.
Strategic Minerals Peru and Bolivia as Hemisphere Sources
Peru and Bolivia rank among the hemisphere’s key suppliers of strategic minerals. Copper, lead, tungsten, tin, and vanadium are highlighted as core resources in regional material terms.
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Peru
Bolivia
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Cpl. R. Frank
Robert Gerot
Fred Frank
Ardell Gerot
Grace Mottet
August Wehmeyer
Merritt Wehmeyer
Clement Mottet
Elaine Gerot
Knebel
Joseph Knebel
Inlaw
Charles Rose
Norma Knebel
Ivan Shradel
Michael
Ann Rose
Mary Colbert
Cloyd Cress
M. D. Brown
Anna Younkin
Clarence Rummielhart
Jos. Libenguth
Herman Koenig
Ovie Watkinson
Walter Watkinson
Erwin Koenig
Gilbert Sarft
Ladies Aid
Missionary League
Rapp
Shoe Store
S. Side Square
Linger Longer Club
Lowa Av
Order of DeMolay Boys
Masonic Temple
Mrs. Coffey
W.r.c.’S Social
B&b Store
Your Style Headquarters
Michaels Stern
Jack Horner
DR. Weis
Chester
Haskins News
Strategic Minerals
Freeman
Champion
Davidson
B & B Clothing Store
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