Community Calendar of Local Church Activities
Public invited at 2 p m Friday for Women’s Service Guild review of Together by Katherine Tupper Marshall at Presbyterian church. Also Y W C A book review 8 p m in Y rooms. Farm Bureau Woman’s chorus practice, St Paul’s Women’s Guild Christmas meeting 1 30 p m, Rebekah lodge 7 30 p m, Women’s Missionary Society U P Church 2 15 p m div, cooperative turkey dinner 6 30 p m with Past Matron’s club and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monial
Y. W
Maurice Meyer
Katherine Tupper Marshall
Womens Service Guild of Presbyterian Church
Farm Bureau Woman's Chorus
St. Paul's Women's Guild
Rebekah Lodge
Women’s Missionary Society of U. P. Church
C. W. McLaughlin
Community Calendar Notes At Local Venues
Church and fraternal groups announce events including Ruth Nichol Missionary Society meeting at 2 p m Mrs George Rudiger presiding W W R C initiation at Legion Hall 2 30 p m Booster Club Thanksgiving dinner at K C Hall Presbyterian bazaar at 930 a m Bible Y W party plans and DeMolay and Mothers Circle meetings at Masonic Temple Public library and longer party details note a speaker Robert Day discusses Inheritance Estate and Income Tax with January meeting set at Mrs Claude Tucker’s home Continuous efforts highlight community engagement across dates and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Ruth Nichol Missionary Society
George Rudiger
R. C
Legion Hall
Booster Club
K. C. Hall
Presbyterian Church
Eve di
Ruth Foster
Y. W
Order of DeMolay
Mothers’ Circle
Mae Davis
Wayne Robison
Robert Day
Claude Tucker
Public Affairs Has Christmas Party With Mrs Masson
The Public Affairs department section two of the Fortnightly club held a Christmas party last evening with Mrs W J Masson as guest. Forty attended including members husbands and guests. A cooperative dinner followed at six thirty with guests seated at quarter tables and Christmas decorations used on tables and in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs Department
W. J. Masson
al Crone
W. S. Kyk
Walt
Alaska Railway Lengths Revealed in Government Figures
Government figures show Alaska has 541 miles of railway lines while the Alaska Railroad is listed at 506 miles in length. The data highlights the scale of the state's rail network and the distinction between general railway mileage and the state owned Alaska Railroad system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Alaska Railroad
Sunshine Club Plans Christmas Meeting
Mrs. Pete Koehler hosted 12 members four children and guest Mrs. Dale Cole for a Sunshine Community club meeting. President Mrs. Charles Cannon led plans for a Christmas luncheon on Wednesday December 17 with Mrs. Elmer Wenger. Gift exchanges are 50 cents for members and 15 cents for children. The afternoon included music and visiting with refreshments served by Mrs. Cannon Mrs. Wenger and Mrs. Jesse Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Koehler
Sunshine Community Club
Dale Cole
Charles Cannon
Elmer Wenger
Cannon
Wenger
Jesse Stout
Artificial pearls from herring scales and guanine
The text explains how alabaster glass spheres coated with pearl essence Lacquer containing guanine from herring scales creates lustrous finishes that resemble real pearls. Multiple lacquer coats enhance light reflection for pearl-like appearance.
Lincoln's Special Railroad Car Built for Presidents
The article notes that President Lincoln was the only U.S. president for whom a dedicated railroad car was constructed. It underscores this unique transport honor tied to his era and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
United States
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Richard A. Stewart
Everette K. Burham
Damascus Shrine
Juanita
Weidner
Kenn
P. le Fenn
R. L
Grocer
Mrs. Masson
Elliott’s Grocery
Ainsworth
Ainsworth, Iowa
Ches Soul
Perfex
Sunsweet
Prunes
van Camp
Beanie Wiewees
Hunt's Tomato Juice
Jonathan
Grimes
Golden Apples
Texas
Quiz & Cochran
Piggly Wiggly
Sunshine Club
Frigidaire
The
Westinghouse Laundromat
G. E
Iowa
Southern Utilities
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