Local News Highlights From Several States
James Moore of Chicago arrived to visit his seriously ill brother W. P. Moore. Genevan residents C. H. Smart and family returned home after visiting their son William and daughter Mrs. Dudley Kingman. Keith Vetter goes to Houston for Y's Men's charter night, returning December 25 with Merle Simpson. Christmas vacation begins at Stephens College December 16, resumes January 5. Beverlee Joy Ni hart to spend holidays with her parents at the Grand Hotel. Dr. Earl A. Moore of Bowling Green arrives to visit W. P. Moore. Donna Rein leaves Des Moines for Hillsdale Oklahoma for two weeks of Christmas with her parents, accompanied by De Elda Mae Lee. Mrs. William Parker of Riverside visits on Friday. Lena Stewart and Ruth Miner visit Cedar Rapids. W. J. Knupp of Sioux City visits Bridges and Knupp, plans a trip to Columbus, Ohio next week to see son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Job Balles.
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Stephens College
Columbia
Beverlee Joy Nihart
Glen M. Nihart
Grand Hotel
Donna Rein
Des Moines
Hillsdale
Okla
Herman Reim
de Elda Mae Lee
W. J. Knupp
Sioux City
Bridges
Knupp
Columbus, O
Jobp Balles
Steaks Odor Changes With Cooking Heat
A steak emits a distinct odor when raw versus broiled due to chemical changes triggered by heat.
Moberly Junior College Thumps Cardinals 68 to 37
Moberly junior college dominated the Washington Cardinals 68 to 37 on Missouri soil. Lelani Schmitt led Washington with 9 points as the taller Moberly lineup used a strong defense to limit the visitors to 19 percent shooting while the hosts hit 80 percent. The Cardinals next face Burlington on January 4 at home.
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Moberly
Missouri
Cardinal
Moberly Junior College
Washington Junior College Cardinals
John McConnell
Cardinals
Lelani Schmitt
Washington Junior College
Burlington
Washington
Koppelman
Peters
Smith Ee
Gosen
Prather
Moser Ee
Topel Ae
Sipes Ap Tas
Mayrose Ae
Schmitt
Bauer
Maxwell
Putman Wee
Wylie
Duvall
Better Than Medals
A soldier returns from war to his mother’s shop and learns love beats medals. Bill confronts a world of canteen duty and rigid postwar rules while discovering Sherrill Ralston and Mary Lee hold his new future. He ends with Mary, own confession, and a kiss.
Inability to Hit Basket Costs Demons in Ottumwa Loss
Washington high school fell 35 to 18 to Ottumwa in a Little Six game as the Demons made only four field goals. Ray Carter led Washington with nine points while Ottumwa pulled away after a 16 to 8 first half, with reserves also losing 32 to 25 in the second game.
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Washington High School
Demons
Ottumwa Bulldogs
Ottumwa
Ray Carter
Bob Kleese
Carter
Bulldogs
Ottumwa Five
Washington
Washington Boys
Gorham
Manassier
W S C S Christmas Meeting in Crawfordsville
The Crawfordsville Methodist church W S C S held a Tuesday meeting with a Christmas dinner in the blue and red team event. De votionals led by Mrs. Clifford Ott, carols, prayer, and talk by Mrs. Howard Anderson on the coming year's program followed. Captains for a new point contest were named as Mrs. Walter Rich and Mrs. Max Owens.
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Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Methodist Church
Clifford Ott
Ott
Howard Anderson
Walter Rich
Max Owens
Earl Walker
John Haini
Myral Smith
Harold Littrel
Harmony club Christmas party in Brighton with readings and carols
Harmony club of Brighton held its Christmas party and gift exchange Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Helmick. Mrs. Edna Crile and Mrs. Albert Saunders presented The Christmas Story, with Mrs. S. H. Hagans leading the singing of carols, accompanied by Mrs. Helmick. Mrs. Ira Schafer led contests. Guests included Mrs. C. E. Danielle and Mrs. Charles Helmick. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Harmony Club of
Brighton
Myrtle Helmick
Edna Crile
Albert Saunders
S. H. Hagans
Helmick
Ira Schafer
C. E. Danielle
Charles Helmick
Warning Signs of Newcastle Disease in Poultry
A veterinary bulletin notes a drastic drop in egg production signals possible Newcastle disease or other issues. Early diagnosis is essential, as respiratory and nervous symptoms typically appear if Newcastle disease is the cause.
Brucellosis in Humans Events and Prevention
The article traces brucellosis in humans from its reportable status in 1928 with under 100 U.S. cases to 1947 when over 6,000 cases were recorded. It notes about 35 percent of human cases arise from consuming infected animal products and urges pasteurization of milk and thorough cooking of meat to prevent infections.
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United States
College students from Ames gather for holiday visits
Washington and Ames based students return home for holidays as many travel from Iowa State College and Iowa University to Des Moines Chicago and Savanna. Families host relatives including the Chilcotes and Safoureks as Nor includes Myrna Reeves from Wheaton College visiting parents for Christmas.
Jean Hulme wedding reception hosted by Wayland family
Mrs. Max Hulme of Wayland entertained on Tuesday December 7 as a courtesy to her daughter Jean recently married to Max Campbell. Guests enjoyed games and stunts organized by Mrs Vera Williams. The honoree received many useful gifts. Refreshments were served by Mrs Hulme and her daughters Mrs Lester Ross Mrs John Hinkle and Anna Mae Ross.
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Max Hulme
Wayland
Jean
Max Campbell
Vera Williams
Hulme
Lester Ross
John Hinkle
Anna Mae Ross
Dorcas Society Meets at Mennonite Church in Wayland
Dorcas society held Thursday afternoon at the Mennonite church in Wayland with hostesses Mrs. Dave Meyer Mrs. A R Meyer Mrs Jake Graber and Mrs Lenore Wenger. Mrs Omer Roth led the business meeting and Mrs Max Kauffman conducted devotions and the Christmas program. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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Dave Meyer
A. R. Meyer
Jake Graber
Lenore Wenger
Dorcas Society
Wayland
Mennonite Church
Omer Roth
Max Kauffman
Sunset Circle Members Host Christmas Meeting
Mrs. Cleo McCoy of Crawfords ville hosted sixteen Sunset Circle members and three guests, including Mrs. Som mers, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Fletcher. Roll call cited a favorite candy recipe, followed by a Christmas gift exchange for children and ladies. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Fletcher. The next gathering will be with Mrs. Chester Spangler.
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Cleo McCoy
Crawfordsville
Sunset Circle
Everette Sommers
Don Miller
Cleo Fletcher
Miller
Fletcher
Chester Spangler
W W K Club Plans Christmas Party At Legion Hall
The W. W. K. club of Crawfordsville met at Mrs. Chester Spangler’s home with all members present. Plans were set for the Christmas party Friday evening at the Legion hall. Pinochle capped the night. Mrs. John McCoy won high score and Mrs. Allen Conrad low. A delightful lunch followed.
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W. W. K. Club
Crawfordsville
Chester Spangler
Legion Hall
John McCoy
Allen Conrad
X Ray Diagnosis Methods for Medical Imaging
X rays aid diagnosis with radiography, producing a permanent shadowgraph on film, and fluoroscopy, visualizing the shadowed image on a fluorescent screen. An X ray film differs from a photograph as it captures shadows rather than reflected light.
Rayon Garments Care Tips For Moisture Removal
Practical guidance on handling rayon clothes to avoid water spots. Roll the garment in a towel to remove excess moisture, then hang on a hanger to air dry until sufficiently dry. The advice emphasizes gentle drying to preserve fabric quality.
Glass Lined Coat Promises Warmth And Soft Comfort
A new fiberglass based material is described as soft and sheer yet offering strong cold insulation. The promising coat lining would keep wearers warm while remaining comfortable and light like satin and chiffon.
Care for Vacuum Cleaner Bags Warns Against Washing
Advice notes that vacuum cleaner dust bags should be brushed inside and out but never washed. Laundering can strip the dust proof finish and reduce bag effectiveness.
TTT Has Cooperative Christmas Supper
Chapter Y members held their annual Christmas cooperative supper at Mrs. Milo Sorden's home with 27 members at four tables. A business meeting followed led by president Verle Gallagher, mystery sisters were drawn for 1949, corsages and gift numbers were exchanged, and bridge awarded high and low scores to Mrs. Roy Fields and Mrs. Paul Shearer.
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Milo Sorden
Verle Gallagher
Mystery Sisters
Roy Fields
Paul Shearer
Robert Wiley
Robert Arthur
Rollie Jurging
William Shannon
Appoint Committees At Lodge Meeting
Rebekah lodge meets at 7 39 o clock in the I O O F hall appointing January refreshment kitchen dining room and entertainment committees and an auditing group. Mrs Fred Wagner chaired proposing a joint installation with the Odd Fellows and social hours followed.
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Rebekah Lodge
Fred Wagner
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows
Frank Janecek
Ralph Zeck
Albert Wehr
Paul Harvey
Hazel Godwin
John McGaffey
Roy Stewart
Carrie Norman
Florence Thomas
Marjorie Swails
Fred Neuhart
Earl Nicola
John Shebeck
Ernest Miller
Edith Weidner
John Wagner
Eugene Schneider
Lloyd Easter
Clarence Brown
Fred Kephart
Ted Morgan
George Jarrard
Pythian Past Chiefs Elect New Officers
Mrs. Everett Stewart was elected president of the Pythian Past Chief's association at a Thursday meeting in her home. Mrs. P. J. Hoover was named vice-president and Mrs. B. E. Smith elected secretary-treasurer. A mystery sisters event is planned for the coming year with a January 26 association dinner.
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Everett Stewart
Pythian Past Chief's Association
P. J. Hoover
BE. C. Smith
Stewart
Mystery Sisters
Gus Reinert
Oral Mayo
George Baker
Clarence Shaffer
Ernest Miller
Owen Grecian
Shaffer
Local Social Calendar Highlights Christmas Events and Meetups
Community groups list Christmas programs parties and meetings with times and venues across West Chester Franklin Knighs of Pythias Masonic Temple Bethel Church Pines Pines Garden Department Handcraft sections V F W and Presbyterian church Readers are urged to submit notices by 10 am to avoid reformatting delays.
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KK. P. Hall
Franklin No
Knights of Pythias
P. Tate
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Friendly Bible Class
Baptist Church
Bethel Church
Soldier's Home Legion Hall
George Jarrard
Homer Jarrard
W. B. Dupuis
Department of Handcraft
The
Pines
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
V.F.W
F.W. Hall
Mrs Hoover and Mrs Paul Harvey Host Club Meeting
Greetings read from Mrs Chal Marshall who is not the winter in Texas. The secretary was advised to invite new members to the dinner. Jan 26 Pinochle was played at three tables. Mrs Smith was high scorer, Mrs George Baker second high and Mrs Hoover low. Refreshments served and a gift exchange followed. Mrs Nola Faulkner to host next meeting.
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Hoover
Paul Harvey
Chal Marshall
Texas
Smith
George Baker
Nola Faulkner
Spanish American War Follows Maine Sinking in Havana Harbor
The Spanish American War followed the sinking of the battleship USS Maine in Havana harbor on February 15, 1898, escalating conflict between the United States and Spain.
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Maine
Havana Harbor
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