Oweseca Camp Fire Held By Local Girls and Guardian
The Oweseca group of Camp Fire girls held a council fire Tuesday evening at the home of their Guardian Mrs Ed Han lid Dowell assisted in the ceremony. Virginia Robertson was joined by Margery Logan ris Gray and Doris Beatty to receive the end rank in Camp Fire and work were given to all the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oweseca
Campire
Ed Han
George Dowell
Virginia Robertson
Margery Logan
Ris Gray
Doris Beatty
Wood
Worg
Damascus Shrine Plans Future Activities and Events
Members of Damascus Shrine No. 10 met at the Ma Temple to map upcoming plans. A benefit bridge is planned for February with date to be announced, plus an all day sewing event on February 2 and a ceremonial in February or March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascus Shrine
Mare Temple
Wellman Faculty Hosts Dinner Party
Wellman high school faculty held their monthly party Saturday evening after a six o clock dinner at the Lyall Smith home. Honored guest was Pt. H. B. Ross on his birthday with a homemade cake. Cards provided the end of a social evening. Garden Club officers were elected and installed at the Henry Willhauer home with Mrs Gingerich as president and a regular meeting set for the third Friday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Lewis
Lyall Smith
Helen Morse
Miss Bedd
Pt. H. BE. Ross
Garden Club
Henry Willhauer
Na Gingerich
Joe Free
Ilo Smith
H. E
Grace Durian
H. F. Ross
Booster Club Meeting Noted With Mrs Page Hosts Members
Booster club members met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Orley Page with six members present. Entertainment by Mrs. Guy Stumpf and Mrs. Page. luncheon for eight, a birthday cake centerpiece, and guests attended. The next meeting is planned for Tuesday with Mrs Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Orley Page
Guy Stumpf
Pages
Mpf
Page
Substitute pricing sparks business warning
The note warns that selling a substitute for 666 is risky and may barely beat the cost of a substitute, stressing that customers are vital assets. It cautions that losing customers jeopardizes the business and that 666 price is notably higher than a substitute option.
Social Calendar Highlights Week Events and Dinners
Thursday listings include O. G. T. club afternoon Mrs. Lloyd Arnold Lexington Ladies Aid Mrs. Everett Huber and Lincoln P. T. A. meeting at 3 26 Disbieteers at schoolhouse Kolah club dinner at noon host to provide potatoes coffee and bread each family to bring dish silver and two dishes to pass H W W club all day meeting Mrs Dick Blanchard bring dish to pass sandwiches table service needle and thimble Ww J club afternoon Mrs Blanche Shalla Friday many clubs including Ws ace Mrs Jessie Brindley 609 South Third avenue Friendship club and families co operative dinner Davis sisters bring two dishes to pass sandwiches table service Independent club afternoon nave Mrs H J Brenneman Christian Ladies Missionary and Aid society joint meeting 2 15 p m Mrs Vernon Carter at parsonage
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O. G. T. Club
Lloyd Arnold
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Everett Huber
Lincoln P. T. A
Kolah Club
Charles Jackson
H. WW
Dick Blanchard
Blanche Shalla
H. M.S
M. BP
Sharch
Jessie Brindley
South Third Avenue
Friendship Club
Davis Sisters
H. J. Brenneman
Christian Ladies Missionary and Aid Society
Vernon Carter
Clubs and Societies Postpone Meetings Due to Cold
A number of club gatherings planned for yesterday were postponed with no new dates. The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church and the E O W club canceled their evening meetings at the homes of Carolyn Hamilton and Mrs. Glenn Hayes respectively. Rosemary club members will meet tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Brown instead with the Browns hosting. February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Hamilton
Glenn Hayes
Rosemary Club
Donald Brown
Mrs. Brown
Ancient beliefs on foods and remedies from Greek lore
Ancient cautions and cures link foods to health and fortune. Curative cress crossing fearsome toothaches, beans blamed for bad omens or stalled life, garlic for army might, olives for memory, endive for headaches, lettuce for insomnia, and pennyroyal for preventing drunkenness.
California Antique Owners Rush To Retain Legal Claim
California owners who sell antiques without knowing their true value retain a legal claim under the law for three years. The rule appears in recent notices guiding sellers on disclosure and rights.
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California
Girl Scouts Dinner and Meeting at Y M C A
Troop 1 of the Girl Scouts met Monday evening at the Y M C A for a regular gathering followed by dinner. Guests included Mrs. George Mohr and Joan Scott, with Mrs. Mohr as a prospective new captain and Joan as a potential member. Several girls played games before the meal.
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Girl Scouts
George Mohr
Joan Scott
Mrs. Fitzsimmons Wins Bridge Honors
In Riverside on January 26 a St Marys parish card party drew a good crowd despite a blizzard. Twenty bridge euchre and pinochle tables determined winners with Mrs Dorothy Fitzsimmons top in bridge and Naomi Dautremont consolation. Edward Muller snagged euchre high and C V Dautremont won pinochle. Edward Muller received the door prize. several names listed for other awards. About 125 dollars was raised for the church treasury. Vincent Clear led the group as chairman and Joseph P Quinn was secretary treasurer.
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Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Naomi Dautremont
Edward Muller
Irene Digney
C. V. Dautremont
Emmett Waldschmidt
Peter Sehneider
Louis
Herman Heitzman
Duane Sehneider
Alvin Yeggy
Church
Treasury
Vincent Clear
Joseph P. Quinn
Harold M. Crease
Mabel Clark
Frances Brittin
Ray Cummines
Ray Cummings
Clair Flynn
William Ingram
Mrs Stanley Smith Honored at Farewell Party
Chapter Y T T T honored Mrs. Stanley Smith at a farewell dessert bridge held at the home of Mrs. Harold M. Putnam. She moves with her husband to Waverly next week, and the three tables wore purple and gold. Mrs. Raymond Dayton won the high score prize. Mrs. Smith received the low score prize, and a farewell gift was presented.
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T.T.T
Stanley Smith
Harold M. Putnam
Tobacco Planting Limits Spark Maryland Growth Surge
Virginia restricted tobacco plant numbers per person in the mid seventeenth century but Maryland growers exploited the limits.
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Virginia
Maryland
Kalona Area Observes 47th Anniversary and Local Socials
Kalona residents mark the 47th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Sommers with a 6:30 dinner at their home, hosting relatives from Kalona and nearby areas. The issue also highlights a birthday surprise for Weldon Yoder, a War McKinley Relief Corps meeting with officer installations, a farewell for the Shalla couple moving south of Washington, a quilting party hosted by Mrs. Leo TeBockhorst, and a standards Oil agents dinner with bridge games and prizes among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Godfrey Sommers
Clifford Sommers
Mary Sommers
Nettie
Alice Sleichter
McKinley Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Riverside
Ola O'Loughlin
Alma Micheal
Florence Feldman
Margaret Friese
Grace Til
Ed Reranek
George Schultz
John Shalla
Darlene
Jesse Shalla
Joe TeBoekhorst
Latitia
Leo TeBockhorst
Mary McGraw
Carrie Bailey
Joe TeBockhorst
John Shalla, Jr
Wilma TeBockhorst
Washington
Ed Connor
Nancy Kay
Emma Bopp
Olive Warren
Birthday Celebrants Listed in Local Notices
Besse Conger, Edith Boileau Reister, Alice Carr, Georgia Mus, and Charles Shalla celebrate birthdays today. Milford Anderson also marks a birthday, while Eldon Whitthoft turns seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Boileau Reister
Alice Carris
Georgia Mus
Charles Shalla
Milford Anderson
Eldon Whitthoft
The Paul Revere House in Boston Landmark
The Paul Revere House on North Square Boston is the oldest dwelling in the city built about 1660 near the North Church where lanterns signaled British arrival in 1775.
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Paul Revere
Boston
North Square
Old North Church
Cathedral Town planning grant surpasses two centuries in Finland
A million euro planning grant for Cathedral Town reflects a 200 yearold Finnish policy. Municipal authorities draft building bylaws and a state council confirms them under the 1734 building code. Private enterprise leads actual construction, with city investment only when housing is needed.
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Finland
Council of State
Seeds That Have Wings and Water Travel Traits
Seeds of trees such as maples disperse by wind using winged or flat sails. Water dispersed seeds like coconuts rely on strong, buoyant shells. The coconut shell floats due to air pockets and is wrapped in fiber that resists saltwater decay.
Co operative Banking Origin in 1849 Eilenburg Prussia
Herman Schulze Delitzsch conceived the idea of cooperative banking and launched it in 1849 at Eilenburg Prussia. He aimed to free carpenters and shoemakers from usury by securing fair joint liability loans for them.
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Herman Schulze- Delitzsch
Eilenburg
Prussia
Slayer slayer case update in Louisville confession
Federal agents state Wen dell Forrest Bowers confessed after capture in Louisville Kentucky that he shot and killed Mrs. William V Carpenter during a burglary of her home near Philadelphia on December 13 verifying the crime and its motive.
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Wendell Forrest Bowers
Louisville
William V. Carpenter
Philadelphia
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Jsocal
Oweseca Group
Damascus
Harry Donaldson
Mrs. Fitzsimmons
Bridge
St. Mary’s Hall
St. Mary's Parish
S.a.e
Weldon Yoder
A. B. GC. Club
Helen
Pauline
Virrginia Peterseim
Grace Shetler
Carol Saforek
Aurel Hannah
Cleola Grady
Vera Strickler
Lyle Fry
James Moore
Ned Fry
S. W. Yoder
Ed Kern
Standard Oil
J. Evans
Lown
Harold Cress
Ainsworth
George Leibbe
Letts
Russell Winegarden
Wm. Ross
Keota
Besse Conger
C.s.lemmon
John W. Lemmon
Optometrists Et Side Squar
New York
Morningside Heights
William T. Manning
Christendom
St. Peter’s
Rome
Seville
Spain
Abner
Jed Williker
O’ Union
Link Oakey
Link
Nelly
Hubrite
Rothschild’s
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