Pleasant Hill Aid Society Hosts June Red Cross Sewing Session
Mrs Will Miler hosted the Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society June meeting with twenty members fourteen children and three guests present. Red Cross sewing occupied the afternoon while Mrs John Ganon led the business portion and Mrs Pat Swift read scripture and led the Lord's Prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs Miler and helpers Mary Ellen Beliel and others. Mrs Swift to host July gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Miler
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Dorothy Beliel
Mary Ellen
George Weston
Red Cross
John Ganon
Pat Swift
Weston
Clyde Lambert
Mary Ellen Beliel
Swift
Mrs. John Caldwell Hosts Just Us Club Meeting
Members and three visitors Edith Weldin Mrs Pearl Parcell and Mrs Van Ness of Centerville enjoyed the Just Us club gathering hosted by Mrs John Caldwell. A brief business meeting preceded games and visiting with refreshments served by the hostess and assisted by her mother Mrs van Ness and Mrs John Shebeck. Bouquets from the Caldwell garden decorated the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Us Club
Edith Weldin
Pearl Parcell
van Ness
Centerville
John Caldwell
John Shebeck
Caldwell Garden
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly In Place
Do your false teeth slip or wobble while you eat, laugh or talk. Sprinkle FASTEETH on the plates to hold teeth firmly and comfortably. It is an alkaline powder with no gummy taste or souring effect. Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Quilt Work Session
Thirteen members of Grace Hill church Ladies Aid met in the Community building for an afternoon quilt project. Mrs Frank Anderson led devotional with Isaiah. roll call elicited an Ezra incident. Mrs Nelson Woodford presided over a brief business meeting. Ruth Foster’s letter invited canning demonstrations. next meeting will be in two weeks with roll call answered by Nehemiah incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
Grace Hill Church
Frank Anderson
Ed Libe
Nelson Woodford
Ruth Foster
County Home
Nehemiah
Bethel Missionary Society Luncheon Hosts Guests
Fifteen members and three visitors of Bethel Missionary society met yesterday with Rev. and Mrs. W. Z. Allen at their Cotter home. A cooperative one o clock luncheon featured fried chicken and yellow and blue table décor, with summer bouquets. Mrs. Harry Dye presided, and topics from the missionary magazine were read by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Missionary Society
W. Z. Allen
Harry Dye
Allen
Missionary Magazine
Anna Brown
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities
The social calendar lists I S regular meeting at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple and a 6 30 p.m. country club gathering at the clubhouse. Rebekah and Mothers and Daughters events fill the day with sewing meals and birthday breakfasts. Multiple unit meetings and picnics are scheduled across local parks with coordinators named. Rain barrels to be opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.S
Masonic Temple
Country Club
Rebekah Club
Myrtle Morgan
Red Cross
Merry Maid Club Holds Supper and Theater Party
The Merry Maid club gathered for a cooperative supper at Sunset Park followed by a theater party last evening. Attendees included Mrs. Myron Salladay, Mrs. Clarence Lee, Mrs. Alvin Horak, Mrs. Marion McAvoy, Libby Musil, Mrs. Lawrence Libe, Mrs. Max Lee, Genevieve Baker, and Ruth Houseal. Mrs. William Crawford will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maid Club
Sunset Park
Myron Salladay
Clarence Lee
Alvin Horak
Marion McAvoy
Libby Musil
Lawrence Libe
Max Lee
Genevieve Baker
Ruth Houseal
William Crawford
Elaine Greene Elected as Society President Elect
The Clara Barker missionary group of the Methodist church met in June with Helen Wilcox presiding in the president’s absence. Ruth Miller led the meeting, piano solos were performed by Jane Turner and Ruth Miller, a flute solo by Patricia Weldin followed. Officers for the next quarter were elected: Elaine Greene president, Helen Wilcox vice president, Patricia Longwell secretary treasurer. A cooperative dinner followed served by the hostess, her mother and Mrs. Frank Longwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barker
The
Methodist Church
Helen Wilcox
Ruth Miller
Jane Turner
Patricia Weldin
Elaine Greene
Patricia Longwell
Frank Longwell
Marriage of Helen Pearson to Pvt Richard Paine
Mr and Mrs Jesse Pearson of Ainsworth announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Pvt Richard Paine nephew of Amy Paine of Letts. The ceremony was held at 8 PM Friday June 2 in Leadville Colorado Methodist Church with Rev A L Kongable officiating. Attendants were Pvt and Mrs Hugh Kotowske of Dubuque and guests Pvt Kenneth Evers Carroll and Pvt James Fitzgibbons Sioux City. The Paine couple reside at 184 East Twelfth Street Leadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pearson
Ainsworth
Helen
Richard Paine
Amy Paine
Letts
Methodist
Leadville
Colo
A. L. Kongable
Winfield
Iowa
Hugh Kotowske
Dubuque
Kenneth Evers
Carroll, Iowa
James Fitzgibbons
Sioux City
Mrs. Paine
East Twelfth Street
U I Club Social at Mrs Bealer Home
Mrs W A Bealer hosted the U and I club with visitors Mrs Donald Bealer and daughter Donna. The afternoon was spent socially and refreshments were served by Mrs Bealer and Mrs Ben Holt. The next meeting is planned for July 56 with Mrs Mac paw son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bealer
U and I Club
Donald Bealer
Donna
Mac Paw
Local couple observes first wedding anniversary
Lt and Mrs Lloyd Scott celebrate their first anniversary while he serves as a Thunderbolt pilot overseas. Donald Lee Raymond, son of Mr and Mrs Lester Raymond, marks his first birthday. Birthday wishes go to Carl Amrine near Brighton Audrey Peet Cedar Falls Mrs Homer Stephen Marion L Stransky Pilotburg Herman Luers James Fisher Wilbur Chalupa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Scott
Thunderbolt
Donald Lee Raymond
Lester Raymond
Carl Amrine
Brighton
Audrey Peet
Cedar Falls
Homer Stephen
Marion L. Stransky
Pilotburg
Herman Luers
James Fisher
Wilbur Chalupa
Efficiency rise cuts bomber crew needs in 1944
The note states that in January 1944 the required workers per month to build a typical four motor heavy bomber dropped to seven per 100 workers, a decrease from earlier 1940 production levels. The shift reflects wartime efficiency gains and streamlined manufacturing processes.
D A R Plan for Flag Day Supper and Rummage Sale
Officers of the Daughters of the American Revolution met for a June session with Eva Denny and regent Mrs. Paul Snakenberg presiding. Plans outlined include a Flag Day supper at the Log Cabin on June 14 and a rummage sale on June 16 led by Jessie Stewart and Sara Marie Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eva Denny
C. W. Stewart
Paul Snakenberg
Jessie Stewart
Sara Marie Davis
A. Anderson
Cyrus Burka
Hugh Hall
Sara Pollock
Jeanette Kyle
Harmony club presents tableaux at June meeting
Mrs. Boyd Stephens hosted the Harmony club's June gathering with 18 members and guests. The program featured tableaux and performances led by Mrs. Ralph Kleese and others, plus readings from The Robe and a serial chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Stephens
Harmony Club
Malcom Montgomery
George Masson
Lester Luckenbill
Cherry
Iola Luckenbill
Myrla Stephens
Francis McConnell
Ralph Kleese
Douglas
J. L. McGraw
Betsy Ross
Don McLaughlin
Boyd Stephen
Mother Mahree
Kleese
John Wheelan
Lucille Gray
Cloyce Stewart
W. H. McConnell
Mother Goose
Elmer Hayes
Rose
No Man's Land
George Dare
Manford Wilcox
Jemima
Waul Mayer
James Swift
Tom Harvey
Bill Crayne
Toast to modern mothers closes with group song
Mrs James Brooks leads a toast to modern mothers as the series ends with the group singing Home Sweet Home. At afternoon’s end hostess assistance with refreshments comes from Miss Stephens and Barbara Dare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eall
James Brooks
Miss Stephens
Barbara Dare
Cannel Coal Origins and Regions Highlighted
Cannel coal is a grade of bituminous coal from materials different from ordinary coal. It is mined mainly in Kentucky Indiana Missouri Pennsylvania and Utah and is noted for its high volatile matter content.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Utah
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Hidalgo
Royalty
Hope
Rothschild’s
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Bethel Society
Tayursday
Kridgay
Mothers and Daughters
United Presbyterian Church
Silas Ross
Friendship Club
Lydia Gideon
John
Ralph Junkin
Merle Turner
T. B. Brown
Darrel Ross
4Th Ave
Loyal Women’s Class
Baptist Enuren
W. Yard
Mary Starr
Mary Johnson
Harold Putnam
Merry Maid
Elaine Greene Society
Helen Pearson
U & I Club
Bealer
Mrs. Bealer
Mrs
Ben Holt
Fox
Alan Carney
Wally Brown
Burma
Erford Gage
D.A.R
Miss Davis
Anderson
J. O. Sexton
Washington
John Owen
McDaniel's
Harriet Coulter
Stan Kiesey
Bob Noonan
Harold
Putnam
County
Treas
Urer
Bill Howell
Washington County Voters
Ning
Arthur Wiley
Dixie Dugan
Doctor Smith
Miss Dugan
MR. Dugan
By Mevoy
Striebel
Sniff
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Dalene
Joe Palooka
Jerrythis
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Ham Fisher
Jerry
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