Sorosis Club Meeting With Mrs Stahmer
Mrs. Robert Stahmer hosted eleven members of the Ainsworth Sorosis club Friday for a one o'clock birthday luncheon. Red white and blue tables decorated the room and a red azalea plant served as a centerpiece. Rev Stahmer showed two moving pictures before roll call. Next meeting planned for March with Mrs. William McGinnis as hostess.
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Robert Stahmer
Ains- Worth Sorosis Club
Roger Colthurst
Stahmer
William McGinnis
Merry Mixers Hold Monthly Meeting at Wayne Bitting Home
The Merry Mixers Sunday school class of Eicher church met at Wayne Bitting home near Ainsworth Friday evening with 44 members present. Devotions were given by Paul Martin and Lyle Herring led the business session. a sales table and refreshments prepared by Rev and Mrs Regier, Mr and Mrs Elmer Graber, and Mr and Mrs Warren Schlatter highlighted the event.
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Merry Mixers
Eicher Church
Wayne Bitting
Ainsworth
Paul Martin
Lyle Herring
Regier
Elmer Graber
Warren Schlatter
W C T U Meeting at Mrs Bauer Home
The West Chester WCTU met at Mrs. Lou Bauer’s home Friday afternoon. Devotions led by Mrs. R. V. Pike. Mrs. Hiram Phillips read I Corinthians 6:19-20 and the group offered prayers. A health program featured Evelyn Olson on home accidents and medications. Discussion covered scarlet fever measles wells and water quality. Pike reviewed Habitual Drinkers noting three million habitual drinkers and seven hundred eighty thousand alcoholics. A letter thanked the union for lap robes sent to a Veterans hospital. Willard fund appeal and refreshments followed.
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West Chester Wctu
Lou Bauer
R. V. Pike
Hiram Phillips
Phillips
Pike
Me“Ewell
Evelyn Olson
Union
Veterans Hospital
Frances Willard
Bauer
Willard Fund
Potluck Dinner for Washington Saddle Club at Legion Hall
Mr and Mrs H J Schoonover and daughters Mrs Wilson Put man and Charlie Brown entertained the Washington Saddle Club last Wednesday at the Legion Hall. Thirty members attended a potluck supper. President Mrs Marvin Warnock led the meeting followed by bingo. Next meeting is March 10 chaired by Mrs Thora Pease with entertainment by Mr and Mrs Frank Longwell Mr and Mrs Wayne Marston and Betty Wise.
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H. J. Schoonover
Wilson Putman
Charlie Brown
Washington Saddle Club
Legion Hall
Marvin Warnock
Thora Pease
Frank Longwell
Wayne Marston
Betty Wise
Fire Disrupts Kephart Anniversary Dinner at Home
Mr and Mrs Jake Earnest hosted a dinner Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs Roy Kephart and Mr and Mrs Victor Mueller of Lone Tree for their wedding anniversaries Naomi Kephart attended the gathering The Kepharts planned the event at their home but a day of preparations ended with a house fire destroying the residence leaving no celebration at the venue
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Jake Earnest
Roy Kephart
Victor Mueller
Lone Tree
Naomi Kephart
Mrs. Kephart
Kephart
Social Calendar highlights local club gatherings and meals
The notice lists numerous group meetings and events including Child Study Group at Lincoln Pp. Ff. A. with Rev. Basil McBee, Handcraft II Fortnightly, Mothers Circle DeMolay events, D A R Washington birthday dinner, Women’s Missionary Society, Parsons College Founder's Day dinner, Rosemary club, St James Circle potluck, Priscilla Club, West Chester Pythian Sisters, Garden Department Fortnightly, Damascus Shrine events, Pythian Sisters and families supper, Y W mixers, Navajo Club lunch, Bethel Missionary Society, Just Us, Farm Bureau chorus, Thisday Fleur De L’s cooperative dinner, Rural Women’s club, and Note change of meeting place. Most events specify times and locations such as Masonic Temple, Y W C A, and Presbyterian church.
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Lincoln
Basil McBee
Howard McCleery
Mothers’ Circle
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Amos Chapter
D. A. R. Washington
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Mazie Stewart
E. Washington
Parsons College
Washington Presbyterian Church
Rosemary Club
Mae Davis
St. James Circle
Joe Barnes
Priscilla Club
E. M. MacConaughy
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Hall
Garden Department II
Jay Brewer
Damascus Shrine
D. Anwyl
Bethel Missionary Society
Grace Shaw
D. W. McClure
Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Church
Fleur de L's Club
Lloyd Marek
Vince Marek
Leo Marie
Richard Stewart
Dessert lovers praise deep dish fruit cobblers and puddings
Readers are urged to enjoy fruit puddings year round with a crisp crust and fragrant fruit. Recipes include Special Cherry Cobbler and Peach Custard Cups, plus variations with apples apricots plums and cranberries. The spread covers crusts toppings and serving ideas, plus rice puddings and bread use tips.
Mr and Mrs R Marble Host Gathering At Home
Mr and Mrs Bob Marble entertained a small group of friends at their home Saturday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Reid Jr and Billie, Mr and Mrs Clair Cooney, Jerry McClurg, Dean Cooney, Charlotte Earls, Miriam Cain and Mrs Lloyd Scott, sister of Mr Marble. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Bob Marble
Fred Reid, Jr
Billie
Clair Cooney
Jerry McClurg
Dean Cooney
Charlotte Earls
Miriam Cain
Lloyd Scott
Mr. Marble
Marble
Tenderometer gauges ripeness of peas for harvest
A University of Maryland device called a tenderometer measures the pressure needed to shear a pea pod to indicate peak ripeness. Farmers use it to decide when to harvest.
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University of Maryland
Leftover Poultry and Veggie Uses in Notable Dishes
A list of ways to repurpose leftovers includes poultry in salads pot pies with biscuit crust or mashed potato crust and as creamed toast. Scallop with macaroni noodles or rice. Cooked vegetables to salads soups or creamed in toast cups or croustaches. Use with meat poultry or fish as recommended.
Patriotic Program At W R C Meeting Honors Lincoln Washington
The Women’s Relief Corps held a patriotic program at the Legion Hall Saturday at 2 00 p m honoring Lincoln and Washington. Twenty three attended as the pledge opened the event followed by songs readings duets and a Lincoln era tribute by Mrs Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Lincoln
Fred Wagner
Howard Wagner
R. Diwson
Abraham Lincoln
Ralph Waldo Emerson
R. M. Hampsher
Will Sickles
J. D. Dayton
E. Schmitt
Val Fuhr
Laura Longwell
Ping Pong Contest At Gus Mast Birthday
A birthday party for Gus Mast celebrating his 12th birthday at the Mast home featured a ping pong tournament. Jim Freshwaters won the contest after several games among attendees Phillip McCreedy James Alsip Bob Sur face Jack Anderson Eddy Winga Eddy Bailey Ray Tweeten Dan Brindley Louie Marston Eddy Morrison and Dick Mast.
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Gus Mast
T. M. Mast
Mast
Jim Freshwaters
Phillip McCreedy
James Alsip
Bob Surface
Jack Anderson
Eddy Winga
Eddy Bailey
Ray Tweeten
Dan Brindley
Louie Marston
Eddy Morrison
Dick Mast
Gus
Pinochle Held at Merry Ten Meeting
The Merry Ten club met at Charles Rademaker home Saturday evening with three pinochle tables. High scores went to Mrs Kenneth Ornduff and William Wulf. low scores to Mrs Charles Swift and William Smart. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Smart. Refreshments closed the evening. Next gathering will be at the Kenneth Ornduffs.
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Merry Ten Club
Charles Rademaker
Kenneth Ornduff
William Wulf
Charles Swift
William Smart
Kenneth Ornduffs
Long Island Potatoes Crown U.S. Production
Long Island, New York, is noted to produce about five percent of the potatoes crown in the United States. The line highlights its regional role in national potato output.
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Long Island
New York
United States
Ancient Pyramid at Cuicuilco Sacred Fire Site
Before the Spanish conquest Cuicuilco near Mexico City stood as the oldest pyramid in the Americas a man made sacred mountain where Aztecs lit fires every 52 years marking a ceremonial cycle.
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Mexico
Cuicuilco
Mexico City
Thermopane Window Pioneers Double Glazing Idea
The new thermopane window may be a picture window or used for all windows. It describes a double glazing process with an air seal or partial vacuum to achieve superior insulation.
How Deafened People Now Hear Clearly
Science claims a hand sized hearing device lets the deafened hear faint sounds and enjoy sermons music and companionship. Accepted by AMA Council on Physical Therapy the device requires no external battery pack or bulging case. Beltone invites requests for a free booklet and home demonstration by mail to Dept 22 1450 West 19th St Chicago Illinois.
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American Medical Association
Council On Physical Therapy
Beltone
Dept
West
19Th St
Chicago
Wellman Class of 1931 Holds Reunion
The Wellman graduating class of 1931 held a reunion dinner at the Pines Saturday evening. Flash pictures of the group were taken. After dinner the party adjourned to the William Sitler home for visiting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sonday Cedar Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Ora Gingerich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Durian Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whetstine Mr. and Mrs. John Durst Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bidwell and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wade Wellman. The hostess Mrs. Sitler served refreshments at the end.
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Wellman
the Pines
William Sitler
Jerry Sonday
Cedar Rapids
Ora Gingerich
Richard Durian
Law
Rence Whetstine
John Durst
Donald Bidwell
Lyle Wade
Sitler
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