St. Anthony's Circle Plans Card Party
St Anthony's Circle met with Mrs Cleo Shockey on Wednesday afternoon. Eleven members attended and planned a card party for January 17 at the social hall. Prizes were awarded at two tables with Mrs Raymond Hammen high and Mrs Henry TeBockhorst low. Refreshments were served. The committee included Mrs Marvin Carter Mrs Ida Tinges Mrs Clifford Steele and Lucy Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Circle James Church
Cleo Shockey
Prirochte
Raymond Hammen
Henry TeBockhorst
Marvin Carter
Filta Tinges
Clifford Steele
Lucy Sampson
Stewart Auto Service Hosts Christmas Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. E A Stewart entertained the Stewart Auto Service employees and their families at a Christmas dinner Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Widmer. Twenty two attended the turkey meal at two long tables, gifts were placed under a decorated tree, and the evening ended with a game of pin ochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Stewart
Stewart Auto Service
Glen Widmer
Babson Predictions to Be Published by Evening Journal
The Evening Journal will publish Roger W. Babson’s Babson Outlook for 1951 late this month. The article outlines about 50 forecasts across general business prices taxes retail trade labor deficits farm outlook stock market and real estate with emphasis on future trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Evening Journal
Babson Business
Babson
Round Trip QQ Direction Supplies
For a round trip one night in QQ direction a standard Pullman stepping car is supplied. Items listed include 120 sheets 120 pillow cases 200 towels five porters coats and six laundry bags.
PEO Christmas Party Gathered at McCreedys Home
Mrs. M. L. McCreedy hosted the PEO Chapter 1 Christmas gathering on Thursday evening with 44 members and guest Wilma Grossheim. President Mrs. Rudiger opened with a poem, Clarice Meek and Ruth Gibson led the program, carols were sung, and a gift exchange followed a seasonal refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. McCreedy
George Rudiger
Ruth Michels
Wilma Grossheim
Rudiger
Edith Weldin
the Christian Herald
Clarice Meek
Ruth Gibson
Irv Whitham
J. M. Lieyd
E. D. Morrison Jr
Prokoft
McCreedy
Morrison
Dave Rider
Lloyd
Roger Sherman
VCU
Whitham
D. P. Livingston
Cooperative Turkey Dinner Draws Ten Members
Ten club members and one guest gathered at Mrs. George Jarrrard's home for a cooperative turkey dinner. They sat at a single long table decorated for the season with a birthday cake and a gift exchange under a lighted tree. Mrs. Charles Schiebel will entertain the club January 4.
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George Jarrard
S. N. Sorrell
Charles Schiebel
WCTU Box Ceremony for Knoxville Veterans
The WCTU collected a care package of cookies nuts and candy for veterans at Knoxville hospital. Seventeen attended the meeting at president Mrs Ray Sojka home with Mrs Ben Coppock leading hymns and Mrs Jacob DeKonig at the piano. A county WCTU letter from Mrs Ira Hough was read.
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WCTU
Knoxville
Ray Sojka
Ben Coppock
Jesus
Herald Angels
Jacob DeKonig
Spiders Survive Winter Starvation Without Food For Months
Spiders prey on insects besides flies and can endure extended winter periods without eating, possibly lasting several months. This hardiness shows they sustain themselves on prey scarcity and store energy during dormancy.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clergy and Clubs
Christian Women Fellowship meets 7 30 p m at the church. South Prairie and Prairie Flower school programs at 8 p m at the schools Bring pie. J C of C dance 9 p m Legion hall. Tuesday Word Weavers 7 50 p m Jeanette Kyle. YWCA Mixers 7 30 p m YWCA room. Damascus Shrine 10 WSJ 1 00 p m Masonic Temple. Ardelz Santha No 27 8 p m KP hall Initiation and nomination of officers. West Chester Pythian Sisters 7 30 p m KP hall Presbyterian Prayer Service 9 Bons at church. 9 ou
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Christian Women's Fellowship of Christian Church
South Prairie School
Prairie Flower
Bring
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Ardelz Santha No
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
KP Hall
Entertainers from WHO at McCleery-Cumming Dinner
WHO entertainers highlighted the McCleery-Cumming company Christmas dinner at the YMCA. About 180 employees and spouses attended as turkey was served. Master of Ceremonies Bill Austin introduced Gene Ott Mise Moore and the Bell family. Door prizes awarded to Ralph Ogilvie Bob Nicola Mrs Fern Smith Darlene Hotle Dorothy Askea and Mildred Garrett.
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Bill Austin
Gene Ott
Mise Moore
Melody Lane
Bell Family
Shorty Hogan
Ralph Ogilvie
Bob Nicola
Mrs
Fern Smith
Darlene Hotle
Dorothy Askea
Mildred Garrett
Han di ta Camp Fire Girls Meet With Leader
The Han di ta Camp Fire Girls gathered at Mrs. William Shannon's home after school for a brief business meeting. They wrapped gifts for their mothers, sang carols, and enjoyed refreshments. The group will meet again on January 9.
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Han-di-ta
William Shannon
Hi-Y Group Entertains Y-Teens at Potluck Meal
The HEY boys entertained members of the Y-Teen club of the high school at a potluck dinner Thursday evening in the YMCA community room. Gary Gorham presided, with Larry Campbell as program chairman. About 70 attended. Rev. T. C. Polk gave a Christmas talk and Robert Ferrell led singing. Movie shorts were shown and a future potluck with girls invited was discussed. The note ends with an old proverb about ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEY Boys
YMCA
Gary Gorham
Larry Campbell
Rev
T. C. Polk
Robert Ferrell
Hi-Y
Social Circle gifts mixer to pastor's wife at West Chester church
The Social Circle of the West Chester Federated church held a Christmas party at the parsonage. They presented Mrs. Arthur Peters, wife of the pastor, a General Electric 12 speed three-beater electric mixer. Mrs. Bill Martin read a poem. A canned food shower benefited the United Presbyterian home in Washington. Mrs. John Weerman and Mrs. Earl Pearson led the program. Refreshments followed. Olive and Edith Munro host next.
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West Chester
Arthur Peters
Bill Martin
United Presbyterian Home
Washington
John Weerman
Earl Pearson
Black Becomes White Titanium Oxide Sources
Titanium oxide pigment is produced from ilmenite a black mineral containing about 47 percent iron and 53 percent titanium dioxide. Major commercial sources are Travancore Beach India and Norway with deposits in several U S locations.
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United States
Travancore Beach
India
Norway
Inventor Approved to Produce Airphibians in Danbury
Robert K. E. Fulton Jr of Danbury Conn received a CAD approval certificate for his auto plane the airphibian. The amphibious craft aims to sell for 6000 to 49000 dollars each and will be built in a Danbury plant. It features a two seat light plane size with speeds over 100 mph on landing.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Robert KE. Fulton, Jr
Danbury, Conn
Fulton
Danbury
Fragmentary Aircraft Description in Narrow Furnished Text
A truncated passage describes a two seat fuselage with a roll down top resembling a convertible. Ground speed reaches up to fifty miles per hour as the craft moves. The fragment hints at an improvised motorized vehicle or experimental craft.
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Anutes
City Travel Costs Split Between Private Cars and Public Transit
Traffic consultants estimate a city of 1.5 million people spends 120 million dollars yearly on private car travel while only 18 million dollars goes to trackless trolley motor buses and street cars.
Past Chiefs Elect New Officers at Meeting
The Pythian Past Chief's association elected officers at Thursday's meeting in Mrs. Owen Grecian's home. New officers are Mrs. Francis Crone president Mrs. Ralph Martin vice president and Mrs. Clarence Shaffer secretary treasurer. Pinochle at two tables awarded prizes to Mrs. George Baker high Mrs. Nola Faulkner travel and Mrs. Gus Reinert low. Refreshments served to nine members.
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The
Pythian Past Chief's Association
Owen Grecian
Francis Crone
Ralph Martin
Clarence Shaffer
George Baker
Nola Faulkner
Gus Reinert
Sweet Peppers Color and Uses
Peppers come in green or red as they mature. Hot peppers are used in pickles and relishes. They are rich in vitamin C and vitamin A, providing daily nutritional value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Anthony's Circle
Journal To
Roger W. Babson
Pullman
McCreedys
Spider
Jeanette Kyle
YWCA
McCleery - Cumming Company
Turkey
Ceremonies
Camp Fire Girls
Uary
Comtesse Diane
Social Circle
Olive
Edith Munro
House OF Flowers
Deceber
Penney
Rothschild
Edna Norton
Mable Lehrer
Ruth Horton
Lena Davidson
Maybelle
Beauty Shop
Alf
Wunstop Duzzit
Shell Les
Harvid
Hubert
Bill
Donnie
SHELL
Gilmere
Shell Service
S. Ave. B
Group
Gabardine
Rayon Crepes
Rayon
Iay
Mans
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