Mary Jewel Holbert Speaks at YWCA Mixer Service
Mary Jewel Holbert graduate student at the University of Iowa served as guest speaker at a YW Mixers service in the YMCA community room. The evening featured scripture reading, prayers, hymn singing, and candlelight accompaniment with piano by Nadine Payne and poetry readings.
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Mary Jewel Holbert
YWCA
YMCA
Miss Holbert
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Louise Wasson
Doris Ford
Idaho mine yields antimony oxide and monazite sands
Idaho's Yellow Pine mine in Valley county produces antimony oxide used in paints for flame resistance and covering power. Its black monazite sands provide abundant thorium, a potential atomic energy source.
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Idaho
Valley County
Social calendar listings for various clubs and meetings
Community clubs and church groups announce events across the week. Farmerettes 4-H meets with Sue Patterson. St James Study club at 8. Circle 4 of Women’s Service guild cooperative supper. Garden I meeting with Mrs. Dupuis. YWCA mixers in VW room. Pythian Sisters and VFW auxiliary events. multiple prayer meetings and social hours at WSCS circles. Rosemary club and Grace Hill Ladies aid. Homemakers and Just Us clubs. Presbyterian Prayer service at church. YWCA art and craft sessions. Thursday Child Study sessions with host changes. Rebekah club all day. OES Pinochle. Fleur de Lis lunch. West Chester WRC. U P church covered-dish supper. Women’s Council talk by Margaret Cowden. Red Horser club canceled due to illness. YWCA craft workshop with glass etching.
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Farmerettes
Sue Patterson
St. James
Tom Cannon
Circle
Women's Service Guild of
Presbyterian Church
Garden I
W B. Dupuis
YWCA
Pythian Sisters
WSCS
Tom Davis
Daryl Dodder
Valley Ladies Aid
Charles Bond
West Chester Pythian Sisters
KP Hall
Rosemary Club
Lloyd Marek
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Max Waterhouse
Noo
Homemakers Club
Harvey Holden
Just Us
John Dodd
George Kerr
Loren Robertson
John Logan
Rebekah Club
Masonic Temple
Earl Galloway
West Chester Wrc
Hall
U. P. Church Congregational
Glass Etching Workshop At YWCA Friday Night
Edna McCarty YWCA executive secretary will instruct a glass etching workshop at the YWCA Friday night at 7 30. Participants should bring a plain glass tumbler or an ash tray with a flat surface for the craft feature of the informal session.
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YWCA
Edna McCarty
Miss McCarty
White Cloud Club Plans For April 1 Supper
Members of the White Cloud Aub made plans for a family night supper on April 1 at 6 p m at Mrs. Frank Gault's home. Ladies wear print house dresses and men overalls. Mrs. Everette Davis and Mrs. Don Sands lead entertainment. kitchen committee includes Mrs. Allan Schaeffer, Mrs. Evan Evans and Mrs. Gault. Red Cross donation approved. silent auction planned. afternoon spent making scrap books for Town City Children's Hospital.
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White Cloud Aub
Frank Gault
Everette Davis
Don Sands
Allan Schaeffer
Evan Evans
Gault
Red Cross
Children’s Hospital
Town City
North Brighton Group Elects Mrs. E. Lewis Township Chair
The North Brighton Homemakers met Thursday and elected officers for the coming year. Mrs. Everette Lewis was chosen chairman and Mrs. Carl Jarvis publicity chairman. Ruth Foster county home economist led a vegetable cooking demonstration attended by fourteen members.
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North Brighton
Melvin Schnicker
Everette Lewis
Carl Jarvis
Jarvis
Lewis
Hospital Admits and Births Reported in Local Locations
Yesterday admissions include Larry Lukavsky Riverside surgical Mrs William Owens Columbus Junction surgical Mrs Daniel Orendorff Wayland surgical Today admissions list Mrs Emerson Wittrig Crawfordsville surgical Discharged Crawfordsville Mrs Oral Norman Washington Births noted for Mr and Mrs Alvin Hesseltine Washington a daughter and Mr and Mrs Arthur Davison Wayland a son with times 19 40 and 22 10 pm.
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Larry Lukavsky
Riverside, Surgical
William Owens
Columbus Junction
Surgical
Daniel Orendorff
Wayland
Emerson Wittrig
Crawfordsville
Oral Norman
Washington
Alvin Hesseltine
Arthur Davison
Margaret Cowden Speaks at Missionary Society Meeting
Margaret Cowden was guest speaker at the Associate Presbyterian Missionary society gathering Monday afternoon at the Daw son home. She discussed her work in Iran and presented samples of local industries.
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Margaret Cowden
Associate Presbyterian Missionary Society
Elizabeth
Anna Daw
Miss Cowden
Iran
D.U.V. Meets Monday Evening at Legion Hall
Daughters of the Union Veterans meeting at Legion hall elected one new member and voted a contribution to the Red Cross. Mrs. Boyd Foster presided as president.
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Boyd Foster
Daughters of the Union Veterans
Legion Hall
Red Cross
Patricia Elliott to wed Carl Roberts in Ainsworth
Mr and Mrs John W Elliott of Ainsworth announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Patricia to Carl Roberts son of Mr and Mrs William D Roberts of Ainsworth. The wedding is planned for June.
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Ainsworth
John W. Elliott
Patricia
Carl Roberts
William D. Roberts
Emma Beekman
Order of Eastern Star
Selenia Puch
Gay Eliason
Ernest Pine
Nellie Meeker
Ruth Direks
Edith Marshall
Arnold D. Cuthomp
Ankeny
Chet Cuthomp
Henry Brase
St Bellewood
Neb
Jesse Schrier
J. F. le Roque
Jean
Des Moines
J. H. Wykert
Stuart Nickell
Alton
Crawfordsville T.T.T.'s Canasta Party Hosts Winners
Crawfordsville Chapter L T T T entertained at a canasta party Saturday evening in the Olds Legion hall for members and husbands. Prize winners were Mrs Arvid Anderson, Mrs Lyle Lowe, E C Monson, William Robertson and Cleo Fletcher. St Patrick's day theme lunch served by committee members.
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Crawfordsville
T.T.T
Olds Legion Hall
Arvid Anderson
Lyle Lowe
E. C. Monson
William Robertson
Cleo Fletcher
Harvey Thomas
Harold Tolander
Clair Holmes
J. White
Lexington Ladies Aid Society Family Supper
The Lexington Ladies aid society held a family party Friday evening in the church hall. A cooperative supper was served at 7 o clock followed by cards for adults and games for children. Guests included the Moyer and Gillan families and several local families.
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Lexington
Rainbow Girls Meet Last Night at Temple
The Rainbow Girls held a brief gathering Monday evening at the Masonic Temple. Frances Miller presided as worthy advisor and Betty Logan closed the meeting. They accepted Dr. William J. Grossheim invitation for the April 2 morning service at the Presbyterian church. Marilyn Cook was chosen to lead the proficiency class.
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Temple
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Frances Miller
Betty Logan
William J. Grossheim
The
Presbyterian Church
Marilyn Cook
Fifteen Guests Attend Tenth Birthday Dinner Honoring Linda Stewart
Linda Dee Stewart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Stewart of West Chester, celebrated her tenth birthday Saturday by inviting 15 of her girl friends to her home for dinner. Her mother and grandmother, Mrs Howard Stewart, served the meal. Contest prizes were won by Rosemary Stancer, Carla Jo Parcell, Mary Lou Slemmons, Carolyn Peterson and Janice Lubach. Linda received many gifts and cards.
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Linda Stewart
West Chester
Linda Dee Stewart
Edgar Stewart
Howard Stewart
Rosemary Stancer
Carla Jo Parcell
Mary Lou Slemmons
Carolyn Peterson
Janice Laubach
First Day of Spring Insurance Pitch
The piece urges readers to secure accident insurance for themselves and their families, warning that one in ten people will suffer accidental injuries or death within the next year and emphasizing timely protection before needs arise.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Friendly Bible Class Cooperative Supper Held at Baptist Church
Twenty eight members attended a Monday evening cooperative supper of the Friendly Bible class at the Baptist church. Hostesses were Mrs Charles McConnell Clara Faulkner and Mrs Grover Custer. Mrs Oscar Burnham gave the blessing. Miss Faulkner presided over business with prayer by Mrs Marietta Workman. Scripture from Romans 10 and hymns followed. Three dollars were donated to the Red Cross. A by laws committee and nominating committee were appointed. Committees for the April 17 meeting were announced.
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Friendly Bible Class
The
Baptist Church
Charles McConnell
Clara Faulkner
Grover Custer
Faulkner
Marietta Workman
Red Cross
McConnell
Gorham
Ray Soika
Keith Williams
Jesus
Williams
John Little
Clyde Kelley
Raymond Hasty
Carl Kelley
Mrs W Twinam Receives News From Abroad Visitors
Mrs. W Twinam collects letters from Violet and her husband describing travel from Manila to Calcutta and Jerusalem. The couple visited the Mt of Transfiguration and Elijahs Well and report hopes for peace in the Arab Jewish area. They plan to return home when warmer weather comes.
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J. A. Raymond
Crawfordsville
Mareh
W. W. Twinam
Violet
Manila
Calcutta
India
Sheldon
Jerusalem
Jericho
Mt. of Transfiguration
Sheldons
Gess
Charles Raymond
Davenport
Fletcher
Cleo Fletcher
Cleo Cherryholmes
Earl Walker
Carol Jean Brown
Dwight Brown
Iowa City
H. J Whiting
Wilbur Wheeler
Rex. Huston
New Mexico
Claude McCoy
California
Past Noble Grand Circle Meets Friday In Odd Fellows Hall
The Past Noble Grand Circle of Silver Leaf Rebekah lodge met in the Odd Fellows club room. Members and guests noted on committees and activities include Bessie Lee Ada Lewis Minnie Henson Merle Schabilion and plans for upcoming entertainments and club events in Columbus Junction.
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Noble Grand Circle
Odd Fellows Hall
Columbus Junction
Maren
Noble Grand Circle of Silver Leaf
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Club
Bessie Lee
Ada Lewis
Minnie Henson
Merle Schabilion
Ralph Marshall
G. W. Weber
Priscilla Club
Marshall
Thomas Perry
Lyle Weber
John Coon
Robert Coon
Presbyterian Church
Nevada Acheson
Fredonia Candidates Named Vote Monday
Nominations for Fredonia town election on March 27 list Citizens' ticket with mayoral nominees Kenneth Buster Egebert Shella barger Elmer Barbee Tom Jones and councilmen Carl Skipton Don Wagner Frank Pierson John Wall Robert Diller Willie Boyd Earl Wagner Arthur Solomon Arthur Snyder Bart Wagner Earl Shellabarger Gene Duncan Ralph Lukins Martin Taylor Blein Bliven. treasurer nominees Lois Boyd Mary Helen Snyder Orville Conklin.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Fredonia
Citizens
Kenneth Buster
Egebert Shellabarger
Elmer Barbee
Tom Jones
Carl Skipton
Don Wagner
Frank Pierson
John Wall
Robert Diller
Willie Boyd
Earl Wagner
Arthur Solomon
Arthur Snyder
Bart Wagner
Earl Shellabarger
Gene Duncan
Ralph Lukins
Martin Taylor
Blein Bliven
Lois Boyd
Mary Helen Snyder
Orville Conklin
Selly Shoop 78 Dies in California Details from Columbus Junction
Selly Shoop 78 a native and former resident of Columbus Junction died in a Torrance California hospital March 7. He worked there as a barber and left Columbus Junction about 20 years ago. Surviving are his widow three daughters Mrs Louise Clem Mrs Meda King of Long Beach and Mrs Lucilla Williams San Mateo two sisters Mrs Mollie McElwain Long Beach and Mrs Harry Getts Monrovia three brothers John Shoop Inglewood William Shoop Long Beach and Walter Shoop Ephing ham.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Mareh
Selly Shoop
Long Beach
Calif
Torrance
Shoop
Louise Clem
Meda King
Lucilla Williams
San Mateo
Mollie McElwain
Harry Getts
Monrovia
John Shoop
Inglewood
William Shoop
Lous Beach
Walter Shoop
Effingham
House Panel Slashes Truman Budget by $1.57 Billion
The House appropriations committee cut 1.57 billion dollars from President Truman’s spending program in an omnibus bill leaving a 1951 budget deficit of about 4.15 billion. Defense receives one third of funding while other agencies face large reductions. Chairman Clarence Cannon aims for floor debate over 19 days as Republicans pledge further cuts.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Truman
Defense
Congress
Clarence Cannon
D. Mo
Compromise Weighs in Housing Bill Debates in House
In Washington the administration forces in the House push a possible compromise to preserve the cooperative feature of a middle income housing bill. The measure enters its second day of debate with a test vote not expected until tomorrow. The plan includes a $2 billion fund for non profit cooperative housing loans for earners from $2 500 to $4 500 annually. Supporters may yield on loan interest and repayment terms to satisfy critics.
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Washington
Upper Mississippi River Fishing Output Surges
The Upper Mississippi River conservation committee reports commercial fishermen harvest over 8 million pounds annually worth about 700000 dollars. Sport anglers make around 250000 trips and weigh in over a million fish, highlighting the river as a major source for states along its banks.
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Upper Mississippi River
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Miss Wasson
Frances Hinkhouse
Mary Rhodebeck
Miss Hughes
Boy Scouts of
Troop 38
Wolf’s Flower
Ray Rey
Carson
Women's Council of the Christian Church
Red Horser Club
White Cloud Club
North Brighton Group
E. Lewis
D.U.V
State of
Iowa
Brown Finance Co
Court House
Patricia Elliott
T.t.t.’S
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Linda
Paul Rh
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East Side Square
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