Rocking Chair Brigade Hosts Luncheon In Public Affairs
Members of the Public Affairs department of the Fartightly were hosted at a 1 PM luncheon at the McLaughlin home by Mrs. Dave McLaughlin and Mrs. George Rudiger. Anna Dawson returned to the department, topics on the Constitution and pressure groups prompted discussion, and government pamphlets aided the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs Department
The
Fartightly
Dave McLaughlin
George Rudiger
McLaughlin
Emma Barnett
Anna Dawson
Wayland Homes Change Owners
Wayland neighbors see a string of farm and house transfers as families relocate within the area. Dan Orendorf moves to Wyse farm east of town. Glen Richard and sons relocate to Amasa Miller farm. several others swap plots from Richards and Wenger vacated properties. Local sales and moves create a bustling housing market as families plan March1 possessions and new leases.
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Wayland
Dan Orendorf
Wyse
Clair Boshart
Glen Richard and Sons
Gene and
Duane
Laws
Amasa Miller
Emery Wenger
Richards
Dillon Graber
Roth
Wenger
Dennis Graber
Leichty
John Garrick
Noble
Orie Roth
Garrick
Levi Roth
Conrad
John Christner
Keith
Marvin Stutzman
Nebraska
Christner
Aaron Leichty
McKirahan
Crawfordsville
Jake Roth
Aaron
Hannah
Unternahrer
Chris Cunternahrer
Oral Conrand
Beverly
Ed Wenger
H. Co. Brooks
John Bicher
Don Meyer
Brooks
Alliman
Don Alliman
Gary
Washington, P. c
Royal Hat Sparks Headlines for Princess Elizabeth
Princess Elizabeth unveils a new military styled hat with a small peak and high pleated crown, her first modern headpiece in years. The look marks a shift from wartime wear when traditions constrained millinery choices, signaling a fresh royal fashion note for Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Britain
War Needs Come First Promptly Meet Telephone Demands
The article states that wartime requirements for telephone service are being met first with full effort to provide the public with the best possible service under current conditions.
Local Residents Or Move and Travel Add to Week's News
Mrs Eicher recovers in Henry County hospital from sinus infection while her daughter in law assists at Will home southeast of town. Clair Boshart redecorates Mc Clintie Motor building second floor living quarters with Elmer Boshart aiding. The Bosharts plan to move soon. Charles Spenser buys a house trailer and heads to Memphis with Billie and Jackie. Willis Alliman visits from Salina Tennessee with his parents John and Mrs. Alliman. Willis stationed at Saling and travels with couple to Quincy via Burlington.
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Ington
Will
Eicher
Henry County Hospital
Clair Boshart
McClintie Motor Company
Clair
Elmer Boshart
Charles Spenser
Billie
Jackie
Memphis
Tenn
Spenser
Willis Alliman
Salina
John Alliman
Willis
Saling
Mes
Quincy
Burlington
Cocoa drives economies across the Americas in 1938
In a normal year cocoa ranked as the top export by value in Ecuador, second in the Dominican Republic and Panama, and third in Brazil and Costa Rica. It also stood as a leading crop in Trinidad and a major export from Grenada, underscoring its regional economic importance.
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Americas
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Panama
Brazil
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Trinidad
Grenada
Butter vs Peanut Butter Calorie and Fat Comparison
Butter and peanut butter have similar calorie counts with butter slightly higher and butter contains nearly double the fat. The comparison notes fat content differences but gives no further nutritional details.
Composting Tips for Faster Decay and Rain Capture
Leaves and dried plant tops should be piled in flat or slightly raised edges. Wet dry piles to speed rotting and mix in a little superphosphate fertilizer or manure. Ensure the pile top is flat so rain and snow soak in rather than run off.
Measuring hems with cardboard gauge and notches
A simple method uses old cardboard to craft a notched gauge for small hems and seam allowances. It helps shape accurate scal lope edges while crafting patterns.
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Nevada
Charles Starrett
Rocking Chair Brigade
N. M. Speidel
Excelsior Springs
Snapps Hotel
Washington
Densmore Guthrie
Birdie Rankin
Mayme Bell
Rankin
Hallie Berde Hull
Edith Wilson Lytle
Josephine Babcock Elder
Guthrie
Moline
Mary Jean
Chicago
Ward
Alfred Baldrige
England
Elsie Bratten
Barclay
Ralph Dougherty
Journal
Mrs. Lloyd Scott
Fairbury, Neb
Kermit Payne's Orchestra
Yard & McFarlane Insurance Agency
Atchison
Mauree Applegate
Rock County
Wis
FAI
Henrietta
Wayland Homes
Ezra Wittmer
R. R. Alliman
Don
Army and Navy Hospital
Bethesda
Maryland
Ida Stutzman
Progress Club
Paul Leeper
Fred Hixson
Joe Good
Packwood
Jefferson County Hospital
Paul
Rey
Ezra Mullett
C. K. Schantz
F. G. Rich
Ed Elcher
Harold Kauffman
J. W. Pritchard
Sam Elcher
Claire Gray
Mel Haberman
Earl Berkshire
Don Kauffman
H. J
C, FE
C. E. Society
Wayland Mennonite Church
C. E. Week
C. E
Faith
World Fellowship
Leonard Metzker
Eicher Church
Wayland Boy Scouts
John Waters
Sup't
Wayland Mennonite S. 8
Mary
Katie Eicher
Florence Rich
Washington County
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Watsons
Cornelius Schrock
South Wayland
Pf. Watson
Shirehewanee
Ind
Emma Eicher
Wash
John Wayne
Martha Scott
Albert Dekker
George Hayes
Henry Russe and
Orch
Ulne
Mary Astor
John Boles
Mickey Rooney
Jubyy Garland
Red Skelton
Eleanor Powell
Ann Sothern
Lucille Bale
Virginia O'Brien
Frank Morgan
Marilyn Maxwell
Donna Reed
Margaret O'Brien
June Allyson
Gloria Dehaven
John Conte
Ara Haden
Don Loper
Barrat
Kay Kyser
RBI
Jose Ita
Ben Blue
Frances Rafferty
Mary Elliott
Frank Jenks Frank Sally Dick Simmons
Ben Lessy
Techwicolor
Iowa
Washington Lumber & Fuel CO
Pioneer Yard
Beacon
Sahara
Glendora
Jim White
Love Bros
Nettuno
Italy
Signal Corps
K. C
Swift & Company
State Agricultural Colleges
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Illinois
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