Handcraft Fair Displays Fine Work at Courthouse Event
An afternoon handcraft fair in the U A R room at the courthouse drew about eighty visitors including fourteen guests. Ruth Foster judged ribbon awards across multiple classes with blue and red ribbons given for items ranging from rugs and cakes to crocheted articles and knitted dresses.
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U.A.R
George Masson
Hisse Bratten
Agnes Wheelan
Raymond Anderson
Ruth Foster
William Sloat
Will Mohland
Charles W. Davis
A. W. Yard
Ernest Beauchamp
L. L. Lemiey
W. J. Masson
W. T. Carson
George Maxwell
Kenneth Smith
Paul Horak
Glenn Holden
Charles Wilson
William Sitler
Glenn McCall
Lyman Bunce
Cloud Willits
Sam Witting
Horak
Murray
Howard McBride
Will Hemmings
Fred L. Stewart
Lauder Kennedy
Millson Circle Hosts Potluck and Christmas Program
Crawfordsville reports the Millson Circle of the U P church held a 6 40 PM potluck at Jane Maxwell home with two guests. Florence White led the monthly program featuring Violet Fletcher and Marian Waters on Christmas in foreign lands and carols. Joan Maxwell marked her 13th birthday as part of the day’s events. Thanksgiving dinner honored by Mary Mast and sister Mrs Joe Witting with relatives from Wasland Illinois and Crawfordsville. Mr and Mrs Fletcher celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary.
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Crawfordsville
Millson
U. P Church
Jane Maxwell
Florence White
Violet Fletcher
Marian Waters
Foreien Lands
Joan Maxwell
Mary Mast
Joe Witting
Joe Wittring
Lydia Rittler
John McClintock
Wasland
Paul Mast
Joe Henry
Pleasant
Kenneth Clanehard
Ilinois
City
Glad Mast
Mast
Fletcher
Tulips to Hollen Mick Annual Haollyad Tulip Festival
Approximately 3 900 000 tulip blossoms fill Haollyad Michigan during the annual Tulip festival. Florists and organizers expect visitors to view vast displays across public gardens and private plots throughout the event.
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Hollen
Mick
Haollyad Mich
Christmas Program Reported by D A R Chapter Meeting
D A R chapter met yesterday at Mrs. Don Brindley’s home with twelve members present. Nondas Richardson led the session. R C Keagy offered prayers in lieu of the chaplain. Reports and communications were read and acted upon. The group agreed to continue fire insurance, planned gifts for county home residents, and encouraged donations at Lemmon drug store by December 17. Sarah Pollock presented a Christmas reading and poem. Jean Acheson reviewed the national historical magazine. Cakes and tea followed.
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A.B
Don Brindley
Nondas Richardson
R. C. Keagy
Tipton
D.A.R
Lemmon Drug Store
Sarah Pollock
Jean Acheson
National Historical Magazine
Brindley
Color Change Cuts Suicide Impulses on London Bridge
A painting of Blackfriar's Bridge in London shifted from black to a restful green, and the study reports a 40 percent drop in deaths by self harm at the span. The color change is presented as linked to altered emotional responses and reduced suicidal behavior.
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Blackfriar's Bridge
London
Social calendar notes and club events for community
Notices list potluck meals gift exchanges and meetings across Unit 9-1 Methodist Linkes Aid Homer Birney Just Us club O E S Masonic Temple and more with hosts including Mrs Albert Stransky Mrs Joe Falk Mrs Carrie Berdo and Maud McCreedy. Events cover luncheons dinners and card parties with date changes and times.
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Methodist Linkes Aid Society
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Homer Birney
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Albert Stransky
Just Us Club
Robert Shell
East Seventh Street
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Jolly Troopers
Howard Wagner
North Side Cafe
Carrie Berdo
Maud McCreedy
Joe Falk
South
Iowa Avenue
Rural Woman's Club
Glenn Schwartsz
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Masonic Temple U and Club
Mre Mert King
Mrs. Barger Feted At Shower By Ramona Riley
Ramona Riley hosted nine guests for a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Bernard Barter formerly June Putnam. The women enjoyed a social evening and refreshments at a dining table with a centerpiece of pastel floating candies. Funeral services for Mrs. Mike Hollinger were held yesterday at the Jones funeral home with Rev. Vernon Carter of Marion and Rev. Cart officiating.
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Ramona Riley
Bernard Barter
Barger
June Putnam
Nuptials Revealed At Lancaster Christian Church
Bernice Zieglowsky of Ainsworth and Wayne Arnold of Brighton wed on a Saturday afternoon at 2 in the Lancaster Missouri parsonage. Rev. T. M. Walton officiated as the couple plan to start housekeeping on a farm near Cotter.
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Fred Zieglowsky
Ainsworth
Bernice
Wayne Arnold
Ernest Arnold
Brighton
The
Christian Church
Lancaster
T. M. Walton
Washington
Arnold
Cotter
Many Happy Returns Birthday Day Across Two States
Two Washington children Frankie Miller and Carol Walker share a birthday with Carol’s mother Mrs. Hubert Walker. Keota girl Betty Jean Martin, six today, joins siblings and neighbors celebrating. Washington and Wellston locals also mark birthdays including Gerald Chance and Betty Anne McKay Barbara Musil. Elmont ceremony recalls Womans Relief Corps and Lecon auxiliary at Elm Grove cemetery with local names listed.
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Washington
J. ©. McKay
Barbara Musil
Forrest Brinning
Wellston
W. Klein. Hurial
Elm Grove Cemetery
Womans Relief Corps
Lecon Auxiliary
Frank Macon
George Stower
Wade Gardner
Glenn McCus
Lloyd Alliman
Robert Newnan
D V Observes Anniversary With Dinner and Program
The Daughters of Union Veterans held a Christmas party in G A R hall celebrating the organization’s fifteenth birthday. A pot luck dinner at 6 30 featured a cake by Mrs Scott Wilcox, candles and evergreens, a Yule log centerpiece, and candy Santa favors. A short program followed with carols, history read by Mrs W K Dupuis, and readings by Mrs Pearl Whistler.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
G.A.R. Hall
Stryffth
Scott Wilcox
W. K. Dupuis
Pearl Whistler
Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Kephart
Mrs Elmer Kephart hosted a club meeting welcoming members and discussing upcoming activities. Attendees included club officers and local residents.
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Elmer Kephart
Estonians Face Death Penalty Ruling and Executions
A harsh ruling condemns Estonians to death with reports of potential exit options via hanging or poison, signaling a grim constitutional decision. The article notes a newly issued law prompting swift enforcement and debates over due process.
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Whey
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Bile Flow
An old advertisement urges readers to take Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate two pints of bile daily. It claims the pills relieve constipation and bloating, promising improved mood and energy as a result. Prices listed as 10 and 25 cents.
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Carter
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Fred Ll. Stewart
Della Miller
W. B. Dupuis
A. C. Peterson
LeRoy Pratt
Clarence Jacobs
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