Handcraft TV Meeting Hosts New Leader and Guests
Thirteen members of Handcraft TV and five guests met at Mrs. Verte Lowry’s home Thursday. They elected Mrs. Keith Vetter as new leader and heard a program led by Mrs. Raymond Whistler on lamp shades and vases. George Washington’s birthday themed refreshments were served with helpers Mrs. Daryl Dodde Mrs. Jack Trotman and Mrs. Miller assisting.
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Handcraft TV
Everette Miller
Lloyd Adkins
Walter Gardner
Frederick Lloyd
Claston Norgor
Verte Lowry
Keith Vetter
Raymond Whistler
George Washington
Daryl Dodde
Jack Trotman
Miller
Mrs Knotek Hosts HJ Members and Guests
Eich members of the HA elut were entertained in the home of Mrs Joe Knotek Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Charl Casper and Mary Custer. President Mrs George Zeek led a brief meeting, a Red Cross collection was taken, secret sisters received gifts, and entertainment titled Truth of Consequences was presented.
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Eich
HA Elut
Joe Knotek
Charl Casper
Mary Custer
George Zeek
Red Cross
Ernest Strum
Ed Chabal
Verne Escher
Zeck
Casper
Escher
Altar Rosary Society Meets at St James Social Hall
The Altar Rosary Society of St James church met in the social hall with Rev Reed Kinnavey opening. Funds were read for mass service boys as Christmas remembrance including Houseal Tucker Redlinger Casey Te Bockhorst Wehr and George. Officers named for the coming year are Tom Cannon president Martin Whittaker vice president Catherine Swift secretary and Hubert Reiling treasurer. A social hour followed.
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Rosary Society
St. James Social Hall
Rosary Society of the
Martin Whittaker
William Houseal
Kenneth Tucker
Jim
Bob Redlinger
Bill Casey
Lyle Te Bockhorst
Richard Wehr
Richard George
Ofshere Gocketed
Tom Cannon
Catherine Swift
Hubert Reelinger
Aimeh
WCTU Holds Thursday Meeting With Members and Visitors
The WCTU group met Thursday afternoon led by Mrs. Booth with thirteen members and five visitors. Reports covered upcoming speech contests and Bible reading circles, with prayers and hymns sung and discussion from the study book.
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WETU
Dora Bolar
W. PD. Booth
J. M. Finney
Lord
Booth
Yale Quarterly Journal
Evening meeting ends with refreshments served
The report notes about four million problem drinkers attended or were discussed at the meeting. At close, hostess Dade Shearer and Mrs. Lamtbert assisted in serving refreshments.
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Dade Shearer
Lamtbert
Mrs Thompson Hosts Pythian Past Chiefs Association
The Pythian Past Chiefs Association met at Mrs Marion Thompson's home with fifteen members present. A short business meeting was led by president Mrs Ralph Martin. Pinochle winners were Mrs George Baker high score and Mrs Paul Harveys with Mrs Vina Manussier second. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for March 20 at Mrs Les Woods' home.
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Pythian Past Chiefs Association
Marion Thompson
Ralph Martin
George Baker
Paul Harveys
Vina Manussier
Les Woods
Mrs Hemmings and Mrs Drake Host OES Pinochle Club
Mrs Harry Drake and Mrs Will Hemuminus hosted the OS Pinochle group at the Temple Thursday afternoon. Seven tables played pinochle and high score went to Mrs Paul Thomassen with second to Mrs Claud Rhodebeck. Elaine Thomassen attended as guest. refreshments followed at a table decorated in a patriotic motif.
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Mrs. Hemmings
Mrs. Drake
OES
Harry Drake
Will Hemuminus
Temple
Paul Thomassen
Claud Rhodebeck
Thomassen
Elaine
Chapter J PRO Meets In Home Of Miss Meek
Chapter J PRO met Thursday evening at Miss Clarice Meek’s home with Mrs. IL BE Helmieck and Mrs. Johar Lemmon assisting. G W Rudiger presided. W J Grossheim led devotions. R S Sherman reported $64.25 from the ash basket project. program From Surrey to Jet Propulsion highlighted transport progress over 50 years. Twenty members attended. hostesses served refreshments.
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Chapter
PRO
Clarice Meek
G. W. Rudiger
W. J. Grossheim
R. S. Sherman
Surrey
Jet Propulsion
Wilderness Honeymoon Tests Love and Money
Martha doubts join in Larry’s forestry dream as they wed and flee to a remote Adirondack cabin. The couple faces fear and longing, then Martha finds joy in life and vows to start over with Larry despite his distant temper. The two reconcile as the wilderness closes in.
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Martha Sidney
Larry
Dorrce Merton
Dorrce
Matt
Asburd
Martha
Long Island
Saranac
Social Calendar Highlights From Friday to Tuesday
Friday listings cover the Women's Missionary Societies meetings at the Baptist church, Little Flower Circle events, and a patriotic program for No. 4 district. Other items include Moose family potluck, Square dance at the YMCA, DAR Washington's Birthday dinner, and various art and craft sessions. Pennsylvania honors Admiral William Penn.
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Women's Missionary Soc
Baptist Church
Fern Rold
Little Flower Circle
Bernard Reed
Moose Hall
Pam
YMCA
County Rural Women's Committee
Dar
Washington
Elizabeth Davvson
Creighton Mine in Ontario Marks Fifty Years of Production
The Creighton Mine of International Nickel in Northern Ontario has a fifty year production record. The first ore shipment from the mine occurred in 1901.
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Creighton
International Nickel
Ontaria
Engaged couple announced for Marjorie Statler and Donald Rich
Washington couple Mr and Mrs Merle Statler announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie to Donald J Rich son of Mr and Mrs BE Rich of Keota Iowa The notice names both families and indicates a forthcoming marriage likely in the Keota area.
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Merle Statler
Washington
Marjorie
Donald J. Rich
BE. P. Rich
Keota
Hold Housewarming for The James Rich Family
Mr and Mrs James Rich and Mike recently moved from the 76 community to the Pilot bore neighborhood and were honored at a housewarming party. Guests included Keith Stewart and family BE P Rieh D onnie Rich Marge Statler I J Rieh Frank J Rieh Orville Irene John Waters Tommy Howard Hoyle and R C Watson.
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James Rich
Mike
Pilotbore
Keith Stewart
BE. P. Rieh
Donnie Rich
Marge Statler
I. J. Rieh
Frank J. Rieh
Orville
Irene
John Waters
Tommy
Howard Hoyle
R. C. Watson
Jap Cabinet Probes Largest Communist Riot in Japan
Tokyo police report 7 arrests from about 5 000 Communist sympathizers in 26 cities amid last night riots. Demonstrators used tear gas bombs clubs and eye shell bombs injuring more than 2 officers. Riots began 5 to 6 p m and ended about 10 p m prompting an emergency cabinet session and raids on Communist nerve centers.
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Tokyo
First Labor Union
Communist Party
Japan
Corrosion Costs Global Industry Billions Annually
The Electrochemical Society estimates the worldwide cost of replacing and repairing corroded materials and equipment at about 6 billion dollars each year.
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Electrochemical Society
Mrs Loveless Hosts Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
The Gamma Psi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with Mrs Earl Loveless Wednesday night with six members present. Mrs Richard Hotle, the president, presided over the business meeting as plans for a bake sale were discussed. Mrs Robert Choate led the program with a review of April Snow by Lillian Budd and Mrs Loveless served George Washington birthday themed refreshments.
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Gamma Psi
Beta Sigma Phi
Earl Loveless
Richard Hotle
Robert Choate
Lillian Budd
Naval Officer Seeks Chicago GOP Post Despite Gang Turmoil
Lt. Cmdr. Thomas S. Chuhak, a discharged legal officer at Glenview Naval Air Base, seeks the 31st ward GOP committeeman seat amid the Charles Gross murder aftermath. He won tentative support from Cook County Republican central committees and lives near the shooting site that sparked Chicago’s forceful public reaction.
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Chicago
GOP
31St Ward
Charles Gross
Cmdr
Thomass
Chuhak
Glenview Naval Air Base
Cook County
Republican Central Committees
Gross
New Witness Links Suspects to Gross Slaying
A 16 year old high school girl testified from about 100 feet away that two men described as medium built and heavy set stepped from a car and fired seven shotgun blasts into Gross on Kedzie avenue near North Avenue. Her identity remains protected.
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Gross
Kedzie Avenue
North Avenue
Dream Release: Doctor Explains Sleep and Morality
Dr Louis S London of Washington DC, a psychiatrist, says instinctive forces clash with conscience in most people. When the conflict is sharp sleep fails, but dreams provide a truce by allowing forbidden impulses harmless satisfaction. Some say they never dream but forget them upon waking.
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Louis S. London
Washington, D.C
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