Mrs Henry Hinkle Visited In L Kientz Home At Merrimac
Mrs Henry Hinkle of Brightomu spent a few days this week in the Lester Kientz home and returned home Tuesday evening. Neighbors and relatives visited Sunday at various local homes including Jay Schafers and Leonard Smith. The day also saw visits and gatherings among Criles Baldosters Schafer Sprays and Amrines with hosts for Woon sawers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Kenry Hinkle
Brightomu
Lester Kientz
Roy Duttweiler
Donna
Jay Schafers
Leonard Smith
Dave
Max Baldosier
Ben Crile
Jilly
Kenneth Criles
Kkivelyn
Rocking Chair Brigade Supports Camp Fire Girls
The Rocking Chair Brigade welcomed thirty Camp Fire girls led by Mrs George Dowell who presented handmade Valentine boxes. The girls planned a display but chose to take their clever boxes home instead. Valentine Day is celebrated as a wonderful happy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Teader
George Dowell
Perfume From Arabia Described as Ancient Trade Resin
A perfume from Arabia is described as a resin obtained from certain trees in Arabia and valued for its role in ancient trade. The note highlights its significance and botanical source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
New Year Reflections and Community Happenings
A reader recalls New Year themes and valentines while noting the final day of the fourth war bond drive. The letter mentions Mabel Morton and Thomas Dolman Dolman, plus 4-H clubs at the Y and a hospital stay for Mrs Johnson.
Board Proceedings Report February 11 1944
The Crawford County Board of Supervisors met after recess with E. S. Rudolph H. P. Wilson and Ned Morrow present. Bids for 420000 gallons of Cut Back asphalt surfaced awarded to Skelly Oil Co for 24780.00 and contract signed. A band for Clair Holmes, Clerk of Crawford Township, approved. Justice report for quarter ending December 31 1943 approved. A second contract for 420000 gallons of Cut Back asphalt surfaced awarded to Iowa Road Building Co for 6300.00 and signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Rudolph
H. P. Wilson
Ned Morrow
Skelly Oil Co
Kansas City
Missouri
Board of Supervisors
H. FP. Wilson
Clair Holmes
Crawford Township
R. W. Fillmore
Iowa Road Building Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Pvt D Brooks Of Chicago Visits Parental Home
Pvt Don Brooks and wife from Chicago spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Ethan Brooks in Stringtown. Don traveled from Texas en route to California while the town enjoyed a day off for a school vacation and local residents hosted guests and relatives during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Brooks
Chicago
J. J. Richy
Stringtown
Don Brooks
Mary
Ethan Brooks
Don
Texas
California
Michelberger
Edna Widiser
Vernon Burkey
Maison
Maurier Krabil
Noah Widmer
Karen Kay Roth
Elmer Roth
Vernon Burky
Cletha Wid
Birthday Gatherings and Visits Across Mansa
A local Monday return follows a week at Mrs Edna Widmer home. Ardith Ann Davison and John Leonard Alliman share birth dates celebrated at Arthur Davison residence with Lester Alliman family. Sunday dinner at hex Swar home included several Chicago and local guests. Marian Linner of Washington visited for talks, and Norm Widmer attended Crawfordsville school. Arthur Davison family hosted Tuesday dinner with Warren Schlatter family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finer
Manson
Edna Widmer
Mansa
Lester Alliman
Arthur Davison
Ardith Ann Davison
John Leonard Alliman
Hex Swar
Pyt
Don Prooks
Chicago
George Brooks
Jimmy
Clara Hebel
Grace
Uarlan Cummings
Marian Linner
Washington
Norm
Widmer
Crawfordsville
Warren Schlatter
Guests with Crandms Nets in Wayland
A short notice indicates visitors attended an event at Wayland, with guests and Crandms Nets noted in attendance. Details are limited but the fragment suggests a local gathering or reception context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Wayland
Browns Host Family Dinner at Great Lakes Naval Station
Kenneth Brown, a 2/C at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, was guest of honor at a family dinner in the Clarence Brown home. The event also honored Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mullikin on their wedding anniversary. Attendees included the Seti Carris and Mullikin families, Martha Baker, and Mrs. Doyle Strown. Phyllis Ann Brown joined her mother at a prior Mullikin dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Brown
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Clarence Brown
Glen Mullikin
Seti Carris
Martha Baker
Doyle Trown
Phyllis Ann Brown
Doyle Strown
Mullikin
Family Present In Australia Mentioned With Mr Brown
A fragment notes a family presence with Mr Brown in Australia. The sentence implies multiple family members accompany or are connected to Mr Brown during the visit or event in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brown
Australia
Peanut Butter versus Butter Nutrition Comparison
The passage contrasts butter and peanut butter showing butter to be high in vitamin A and often vitamin D with little protein, while peanut butter provides substantial protein and vitamin B but minimal A or D. It notes small mineral amounts like iron calcium and phosphorus in peanut butter.
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WED
THURS
W. S. Eldridge
Howard Fulton
Paramount
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Akim Tamiroff
Robert Preston
Lynne Overman
Brian Donlevy
FOX
Mrs. Henry Hinkle
L. Kientz
Rocking Chair
Vee
John Shields & Sons
UEL — Building Materiai
Zaqsmetball Gay
Washington H
Ottumwa
H. S
Sinatra
Wigher
Cher
Wichele
Jack Frank Morgan Haley Sinatra
Merry Melody
Iona
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Bataan
Japan
Mabel Morton
la Grande
Oregon
Frank Appleby
Pocatello, Idaho
Tribune
Thomas Bryson Dolgman
Bryson
Lillian Brooklhart Dolman
Pocatello
Brigade
Lillian Brockhart
Mr. Dolman
Bannock Lumber and Coal Company
Lillian Brookhart
Idaho
LaGrande
Ladies
Science Digest
Hiram Johnson
Johnsons
Mrs. Johnson
Hiram
Jennie Hennon
Rudolph
W. W. Schroeder
Mangold
THE
Montrose Hotel
Strateliner
Hurdle & Halter Inn
Montrose
OWA
T. W. Harwood
Westphal Jewelry Call 500
Vicks
Tals
Studebaker
Ays W. M. Byrd
U.S. Navy
Bay City
Michigan
West Virginia
Byrd
COX Motor Company
Washington Street
Mort
Square Yard
Armstrong
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