Guests at Country Club Dinner Draw 246 Attendees
The Country club dinner at the clubhouse was attended by 246 members and guests. Mrs Emma Barnett prepared the dinner served by the committee. Out-of-town guests included Virginia Gibson Des Moines and Mary Baldrige Washington DC. Entertainment was by Frank Crone and R E Shannon.
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Emma Barnett
Virginia Gibson
Des Moines
Wayne Brown
Chicago
Sara Marie Davis
Mt. Clemens
Mici
Mary Baldrige
Washington, D. C
Prim
M. John Baldrige
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Roy Krone
Berkeley
Calif
Frank C. Crone
R. E. Shannon
Bridge tournament at seven tables honors Clow and Bauer
Bridge was played at seven tables with Mrs. A W Clow and Ralph Bauer earning high scores for women and men respectively.
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Taebles
A. W. Clow
Ralph Bauer
Mrs G A Reinert Hosts Pythian Past Chiefs Group
Mrs G A Reinert hosted the Pythian Past Chiefs association last evening with ten members present. After a brief business meeting led by president Mrs Vina Manassier, the group played pinochle. Mrs Owen Grecian won high score, Mrs Oral Mayo was low, and Mrs Howard Hotle was traveling. Seasonal refreshments were served by the hostess.
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G. A. Reinert
Pythian Past Chiefs Association
Vina Manassier
Owen Grecian
Oral Mayo
Howard Hotle
West Point 4H Club Plans Local Achievement Day
Eighteen West Point 4 H members and three guests met at Kay Cherry’s home. They plan the local achievement day for July 20 at the West Chester Methodist church and voted for a skating party in Washington for the Cedar Chips club. Joyce Kleese spoke on moth control and Donna Reis demonstrated zipper sewing. Jeri Anderson spoke on foot care. Kav and her mother served refreshments.
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West Point
Kay Cherry
West Chester
Secret papers theft at Los Alamos exposed by Senate panel
In 1946 two GIs allegedly stole secret files from the Los Alamos atom bomb facility. The papers were recovered by the FBI after disclosure to the Senate by Senator Bourke Hickenlooper of Iowa, chairman of the atomic committee.
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Los Alamos
N. M
Senate
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Congressional Atomic Committee
FBI (International
Kay's Birthday Celebrated With Four Shared Cakes
On Kay's birthday she received four birthday cakes which she shared with the girls.
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Kay
Circle Meeting Held At St. James Church
Mrs. George Hora hosted ten members of St. Joseph Circle at St. James church with Father Corcoran. They planned an August ice cream social sponsored by three Circles and rounded out the evening with banco and pinochle. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hora and co host Mrs. Howard Greiner.
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George Hora
St. Joseph
St. James Church
Father Corcoran
Three Circles
Mrs Hawthorne Hosts WCTU Meeting in City
The W C T U meeting at Cook County hospital Chicago sent 381 papers and 285 Garden of Prayer books. The group voted to fund next year programs with 6.75 dollars for a lifeline union and 10 dollars for the education fund. Ida Cavender and Pearl Whistler shared reports on the national president's speech from the national convention.
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J. A. Hawthorne
George Brinton
Ida Cavender
Pearl Whistler
New
Reading on Liquor Temptation Warns at Gathering
Mrs. Hawthorne reviewed a piece titled You May Not, But explaining the danger of taking the first drink of liquor. The hostess served light refreshments to attendees.
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York
Farmerettes H club meeting with Lovisa Sojka
The Farmerettes H club held a meeting Tuesday to discuss club activities and organize upcoming events with Lovisa Sojka guiding the session.
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Lovisa Sojka
Farmerettes H Club
Health club members plan flood relief and discuss trees
At Levile Sojki home a health improvement club gathered with four members and four guests. Rosamond Sojka led the roll call on why to join the program and the group voted to send money to flood victims. Luella Sojka led a trees discussion and ironing talk. After four Ti songs refreshments were served. The next meeting is July 28 with Mary Knotek and the county nurse expected.
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Ing
Levile Sojki
Maxine
Phyllis Schnoebelen
Joe Shalla
John le Gaffey
Rosamond Sojka
Luella Sojka
Farm Income Milk Share Of 1945 Cash Farm Income
Milk accounted for 14 percent of all farm income in 1945 signaling its role as a key cash source for farms.
Transit deaths per mile compare streetcars and autos
The report notes seventeen deaths per 100 million miles for street car trackless trolley coach and bus travel, while automobile accidents account for 2.9 deaths over the same mileage.
Union Station St. Louis Consolidates Train Arrivals
Union Station in St. Louis becomes the first major city to route all railroad trains through a single central station, streamlining arrivals and arrivals.
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St. Louis
Big City
Kolosick Reunion Set for Iowa City Park
The Kolosick family reunion will take place in Iowa City Park on Sunday August 3. A basket dinner is scheduled to begin at noon.
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Iowa City Park
Eskimo Migration From Asia to North America Suspected
A historical note suggests that Eskimo populations likely migrated from northeast Asia into the North American continent. The idea points to a route across the Bering region during ancient times, reflecting broader patterns of human movement into Arctic areas.
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North American
Asia
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