Lexington Society Adds New Members at February Meeting
Lexington Ladies Aid welcomed two new members Mrs Daryl Oldfield and Mrs Robert Stephens at the February gathering hosted by Mrs John Flading Mrs Wayne Norman presided. Guests enjoyed a two course luncheon table decorations contests led by Mrs Evert Huber and Mrs Ralph Blaylock and entertainment from rock and table games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John Flading
Wm. Flynn
Orr Mapel
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Wayne Norman
Daryl Oldfield
Robert Stephens
Evert Huber
Ralph Blaylock
Wayne Blumenstein
Ransom Amlong
Griggs
Lloyd Griggs
Low
Doyle Palmer
June Gardner
Hoyt
Marion Pence
Donald Fleming
Everett Fleming
Opal Bickford
Joan Durst
Fred Thatcher
E. Huber
Walter Reid
John Wierman
Weeba Wierman
Irvin England
John Fladung
Meat-packing to Automate Pork Loin Cutting
Once the meat-packing industry adopts automation, power machines will slice a whole pork loin into chops in 30 seconds. Currently a butcher needs at least 10 minutes to perform the same task.
Lime Use Promotes Clover Growth and Soils
Lime is needed to help grow legume crops such as alfalfa red clover sweet clover crimson clover and other clovers and to improve the filth and physical condition of heavy compacted soils.
Mrs Roy Fisher Hosts White Way Club in Westminster
Mrs Roy Fisher entertained the White Way Club in Westminster with altruistic work items discussed. Donations to Red Cross were approved and comforters prepared for Oakville flood victims. Dorothey Greiner led supper hosting and six tables of pinochle awarded prizes to McCrabb Griffith Richlow Beekels and McCrabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Roy Fisher
White Way Club
Floyd Crayne
Oakville
Red Cross Fund
Keith Stewart
Dorothy Greiner
Westminster School
Donald McCrabb
Lexington Locals shows farm employment shifts and visits
In Lexington on March 1 the Bill Martin family moved to the Ralph Tadlock farm to work for the Tadlocks. Wm Norman, a student at Ames, spent the weekend with the Wayne Norman home. Dorothy and Bertha Flading also visited. The Farm Bureau dinner in Washington drew many locals. The Harold Reiger family moved from Mrs. Howard Gardner’s employ to a farm near Nira, and the Lewis Acord family will rent the Gardner tenant house and work there next season.
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Morton Emde
Lexington
Bill Martin
Prighton
Ralph Tadlock
Tadlocks
Wm. Norman
Ames
Wayne Norman
Dorothy
Bertha Flading
Farm Bureau
Washington
Harold Reiger
Howard Gardner
Nira
Lewis Acord
Gardners
Noble Locals News Briefs from March
Noble and surrounding area social notes list weekend and weekday visits among residents. Names include Matson, Goff, Alliman, Graber, Nebel, Widmer, Wyse, Boshart, Youder, Stoopes, Freyenberger, Wenger, Des Moines relatives, and Ben Miller of Olds with funeral services at Eicher church conducted by Rev. Reigier and Rev. Gingerich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. Frey
Noble
F. L. Matson
Burlington
E. W. Goff
Wayne Alliman
Ronald Johnson
David Allen Graber
Bluffton
Ohio
Clayton Nebel
Northampton
CPS
D. W. Widmer
J. R. Kauffman
Ed Wyse
Irving Boshart
Henry Youder
James Stoopes
Washington
Milton Nebel
John Widmer
Jacob Wenger
Wm. Freyenberser
Havre
Dennis Graber
E. J. Freyenberger
W. R. Schantz
Des Moines
Ben Miller
Olds
Eicher Church
W. H. Reigier
Simon Gingerich
Vanishes on Nylon Hunt at Eicher Cemetery
The report notes Mr. Miller aged over 92 as the oldest member of the Eicher church. Nearby, Bergh Plumbing of Wayland did work for Ed Springer. Several families visited homes and purchased property in Wayland as a Noble district school board met to buy large maps for three schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Eicher
Miller
Bergh Plumbing Company
Wayland
Ed Springer
Otto Frey
Vernon
EB. F. Kra Bill
White Oak
Lloyd Kempf and
Elmer Wyse
Lee Swartzendruber
J. R. Kauffman
South Wayland
Noble Consolidated School District
Weicher School
Lola Celli
Columbus
Ohio
West Mansfield
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Cleo Fletcher
Mrs Cleo Fletcher thanks friends for cards and letters while she was in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Fletcher
Roy Rogers Stars In Utah At Fox Theatre This Week
Roy Rogers the Republic king of the cowboys headlines the lavish Western Utah at the Fox Theatre Sunday through Tuesday. Dale Evans stars opposite him with a top supporting cast including Gabby Hayes Peggy Stewart Beverly Loyd Jill Browning Grant Withers and Vivian Oakland. The film follows Rogers busy career of acting radio work tours and charity appearances with the Sons of the Pioneers providing musical support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Roy Rogers
Republic
King of the Cowboys
Utah
Fox Theatre
Madison Square Garden
Mutual
Rogers
Sons of the Pioneers
Rogers Pictures
Dale Evans
George
Gabby’ Hayes
Peggy Stewart
Beverly Loyd
Jill Browning
Grant Withers
Vivian Oakland
My Reputation Opens Sunday at the State Theatre
Warner Bros drama My Reputation opens Sunday at the State Theatre. Barbara Stanwyck stars in a warmly moving tale of a woman's desperate search for happiness with a solid supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Theatre
Warner Bros
Barbara Stanwyck
My Reputation saga of a heart rending love and headlines
The film adaptation of Instruct My Sorrows follows the emotional arc of a woman as secrets and public scrutiny test relationships. It features stars George Brent Lucile Watson Warner Anderson John Ridgely and Eve Arden with screen adaptation by Cath erine Turney from Clare Jaynes novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brent
Lucile Watson
Warner Anderson
John Ridgely
Eve Arden
Catherine Turney
Clare Jaynes
Woman Finds Second Chance Amid Scandal With Family
Barbara Stanwyck stars as Jess Drummond an attractive widow and mother of two in a tale of romantic renewal and the vicious scandal that tests a family. The plot follows a hopeful path toward love despite social uproar and personal heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Drummond
Barbara Stanwyck
Raccoon Prolific in South Lumber Output Note
A brief note remarks that raccoons are most prolific in the southern region which produces about half the nation s lumber largely from second growth forests.
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South
Midsummer Sun Effects on Unexposed Skin
It is estimated that at noon midsummer sunlight will redden unexposed skin after 20 minutes, cause vivid redness after 50 minutes, produce a painful burn after 100 minutes, and blistering burn after 200 minutes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lexington Society
TIN Shop
Cities Service
Mangold’s Service
Opposite State Theatre
White Way
Washington Concrete Company
North 12Th Street
Rock Island
Pauley
William A. Patterson
United Air Lines
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Edwin W. Pauley
Navy
Atterson
Coast To Coast
Washington, Iowa
Emile Leanard
Jean Blackburn
USO
Merry Madcaps
Philippines
Manila
International
Cardinals
Rome
Sacred College of Cardinals
New York
John Cardinal
Glennon
St. Louis
Francis
Spellinay
So. Ave
W. L
Col
Little
Gamble Store
Journal
ED Hite
Methodist Head
Titus Lowe
Indianapolis
Charles C. Selecman
Dallas
Tex
Methodist Council of Bishops
U. S
Lowe
Portland
Ore
Singapore
Washington Dairy
Philadelphia
General Electric
Strickers
Surroun
Raccoon
Gev Studio
Sorrell Auto Parts
West Madison
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