Letter From Daryl Dayton In Greece To Mrs Whistler
American Embassy Athens and concert pianist Daryl Dayton writes from Greece to Mrs. Pearl Whistler. He notes life in the Foreign Service, concerts across northern Greece and Athens, and plans with the Eastman Orchestra. He mentions Peggy Dayton’s family, a sister’s death, Christmas customs, and shipments of furniture arriving to Halcyon House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Whistler
Daryl Dayton
Greece
United States
Athens
Pearl Whistler
Halcyon House
Washington
Dayton
California
J. D. Daytons
West Chester
Rittenhouses
Florida
Jennie
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Paris
Rome
Peggy
Ohio
Foreign Service
Siberia
Iceland
Athens College
Peloponnesus
Eastman Orchestra
Sweden
Cyprus
Russia
U.S
Daryl
Apo223
New York
Christmas greeting from Daryl Dayton and Peggy
A personal note from Daryl Dayton and Peggy sending holiday wishes and a Greece memento. They request confirmation if a card or memento arrived and sign off with kind regards from both.
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Greece
Peggy
What Food Necessary In Fallout Shelter
A home emergency guide emphasizes water first, then calories, with a stock of high water content foods. Store canned and bottled juices, milk, fruits, vegetables, ready-to-eat meats, fish, soups, beans, crackers, and cereals. Include bottled water and emergency fuel, replace used items, and tailor stock to family size.
Crawfordsville Town Council Organized In Jan Meeting
Mrs Marian Waters reports Crawfordsville town council organizing with Harold Miller sworn in as mayor by Orrin Johnson. Council members Elon Christner John Mc Neill Max Mitchell Kenneth Rhea Jess Raymond also sworn in Vern Fletcher chosen as clerk and C C Moorhead reelected treasurer. Committees named for water lights streets sidewalks crossings and finance.
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Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
Orrin Johnson
Harold Miller
Elon Christner
John McNeill
Max Mitchell
Kenneth Rhea
Jess Raymond
Johnson
Vernon Fletcher
C. C. Moorhead
Rhea
Raymond
McNeill
Christner
Mitchell
Rhea and
Past Presidents Meet With Mrs Myral Smith
Crawfordsville January 6 Mrs Myral Smith hosted the bi monthly meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary past presidents parley. Twelve members and guests discussed plans to visit a woman veteran at the Mental Health Institute Mt Pleasant and organize a Legion bingo party next month. Mrs Spencer will host the parley in March.
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Crawfordsville
Myral Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude McCoy
Washington
Ernest Whiting
Alvin Jones
Russell Zickefoose
Blake Spencer
Kenneth Rhea
Charles Wells
Everette Sommer
Harry Suter
J. C. Atkinson
Brighton
Raymond How
Masonic Officers Installed At Crawfordsville
Masonic officers were installed in the Crawfordsville temple with Vernon Fletcher as Worshipful Master and other officers named including Don Kracaw Russell Monson Cleo Fletcher C. C. Moorhead Myral Smith Richard Holmes Dale Engle Arthur Whiting Guy Mitchell and Silas Finke Jr The report also notes New Year dinners family visits and a farm sale fund raising by the White Cloud Club with reflections on John Eliot completing The Apostle to the North American Indian in 1663.
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Crawfordsville
Temple
Vernon Fletcher
Don Kracaw
Russell Monson
Cleo Fletcher
C. C. Moorhead
Myral Smith
Richard Holmes
Dale Engle
Arthur Whiting
Guy Mitchell
Tyler
Silas Finke Jr
Howard Anderson
Don Sands
Frank
Patricia
Columbus Junction
John Foster
Craig
Gail
Davenport
Gordon Johnson
Stevie
Joy
Barbara
Iowa City
Bob Carter
Washington
Melvin Schneider
Nancy
Mason City
Steven
Iowa School For the Deaf
Council Bluffs
Janet Dare
S. E. Blattner
Janet
Dick Dare
Vicki
George Dare
Mrs
Everette Davis
Bitting
Davis
Angel Food Pie Recipe Claims 40 Cent Budget
A kitchen note describes Angel Food Pie serving eight with cornstarch sugar and egg whites, baked in a 9 inch shell. It claims about 255 calories per serving and 45 minutes prep, plus tips and substitutions, with a casual endorsement. It also mentions TV actress Loretta Young and a weather recap.
Mrs. Tinney Adds Glamour to Western
Mrs Joe Tinney joins the TV Western Outlaws this season under the professional name Judy Lewis She says women on Wells Fargo and Outlaws curb violence and bring romance and comedy The actress mother of a two year old daughter notes a budding romance with hero Don Collier and husband works in real estate when not directing shows
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Mrs. Tinney
Mother
Tinney
Loretta Young
Hollywood
UPI
Joe Tinney
Judy Lewis
Don Collier
Bethel Mennonite Pastor Is Honored At Christmas Gift
Bethel Mennonite congregation gave pastor Willard Leichty and his wife a cash Christmas gift. Rev Arnold Roth of Shipshewana Ind preached at Bethel on December 31. Other notes mention family visits, a birthday age correction, a January 5 business meeting, vehicle troubles, and a brother’s improving health.
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Bethel
Henry
Edith Roth
Ed Boshart
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Keota
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L. T. Heilman
Frank L. Kos
John Winga
Merritt E. McDaniel
L. A. Holland Directors
State of
Muriel Juanita Hering
Notary Public
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffrey Bldg
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Abstract Deptem
East Washington
Livingston, Day & Bates Attorneys
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main S
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
West
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
D.D
Lemmon Jewelry
R. Q. Eastland
Journal
John Eliot
Apostle
Angel Food
Seattle, Wash
Lloyd M. Beidler
Beidler
By Vernon Scott
Hollywood Correspondent
Bethel Mennonite
Mrs. Henry Yoder
Rip van Winkle
Dean
Doan
Ladies Fashion Store
Bridges, Seifert’s
Tom Duncan's
Dayton’s Beauty Salon
Iowa Ave
National Bank of Washington
Federal Deposit In
General Telephone
America
Cinemat
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