Local social notes and upcoming travel plans in Lake View area
Leigh Soule travels with Mrs Soule to Lake View and will return Monday. Wayne Weaver and wife plan a Lindsay California trip after visiting Harper and Washington relatives for six weeks. Amos Weaver ill but improving and leaving bed part time. Ford V eight priced at 770 in Washington Iowa. Mrs William Kenslar returns from Peoria for summer at home. Phalanx club dinner at North Side cafe with Logan Heilgman presiding. proceeds from Phalanx lunch counter noted. Don and Minnie Maxwell announce spring fried chicken. James Morrison family home from Genoa Illinois after three weeks with relatives. daughters appeared on WENR Chicago March 9 and won first in amateur features. Mrs A C Cannon to Allison Iowa to visit daughter. Lawrence Crull and Roger Crull visit from Davenport. Crulls attend Case farm implements showing at Willits Motor. Peck Geneva and Gretchen visit Albia for weekend. Duane Griggs and Richard Hlotle honored at stag party at North Side cafe with dinner and after at Frank Pearson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Weaver
Lindsay
Calif
Harper
Washington
Amos Weaver
James Morrison
Eleanor
Ettie Mabel
Genoa
Illinois
WENR
Chicago
Duane Griggs
Richard Hlotle
North Side Cafe
Wendell Baker
Dave Pearson
Bob Masson
Stewart Bell
Frank Pearson
Arraign Three on Larceny Charges
Three youths and a woman were arraigned in justice court on larceny charges stemming from thefts at clothing stores in Grinnell and Brooklyn. Albert Wessling 23 Virginia Wessling 22 Marvin Wessling 20 all of Jefferson Iowa and Patrick Flick 26 of Sioux City Iowa waived preliminary hearing and await grand jury in September with bonds set at 5500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Justice Court
Brooklyn
Albert Wessling
Virginia
Marvin Wessling
Jefferson
Patrick Flick
Sioux City
Hospital Discharges and Newborn Born in City
Mrs Floyd Edwards and son Donald Lee of Ainsworth were discharged to Mrs Will Baster on East Washington. Mrs Orville Griggs and son Larry Orville of Keota were discharged yesterday. Mrs Ivan Cummings of Richland was discharged this afternoon. Manuel McKune and wife 615 North Marion are parents of a son born at 6:55 AM weighing eight pounds six ounces. Joe Wolfe 1203 East Washington admitted last evening as a surgical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Edwards
Donald Lee
Ainsworth
Will Baster
East Washington Street
Orville Griggs
Larry Orville
Keota
Ivan Cummings
Richland
Manuel McKune
North Marion
Joe Wolfe
East Washington
Tristan und Isolde premieres in Munich 1865
The opera Tristan und Isolde debuted in Munich on June 10 1865 conducted by Hans von Bülow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristan Und Isolde
Munich
Hans von Bulow
Anderson Dominates Des Moines Boxing Show
Washington boxer Bob Anderson emerged as the standout at the Iowa AAU show in Des Moines, winning two bouts by technical knockout and earning a place on Iowa’s national team in Boston. He was named outstanding prospect by seven experts, with local press calling him classy and sensational. Basler also won the 175 pound division by technical knockout, defeating John Davis and Gordon Hassler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Anderson
Washington
Des Moines
Iowa
Boston
Bob
Des Moines Register
Bob Martinez
Newton
Wally Wells
Ottumwa
Bill Heath
Fort Dodge
Anderson
Martinez
Tony Cordaro
Ray Martinez
Heath
Campion
Port Dodge
Johnnie O Lonnell
Basler
Vance Basler
Iowa City
John Davis
Burlinster
Gordon Hassler
Lamoni
Cone
Nine dairy producers appointed to Iowa dairy commission
The Iowa State Dairy association announces nine dairy producers named by its executive board to form the Iowa dairy industry commission to oversee the state dairy advertising program. Appointees include Frank E. Holland of Milton, Harry Sage of Davenport, H. O. Larsen of Dike, FE. Smith of Volga, Clarence Moore of Avery, Scott Ellis of Dallas Center, Sam T. Rogers of Hancock, C. R. Schoby of Algona, and Roy J. Smith of Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
E.S. Estes
Iowa State Dairy Association
Association
Frank E. Holland
Milton
Harry Sage
Davenport
H. O. Larsen
Dike
FE. T. Smith
Volga
Clarence Moore
Avery
Scott Ellis
Dallas Center
Sam T. Rogers
Hancock
Oil burners in operation total estimated at 1,657,942
The article notes an estimated total of 1,657,942 oil burners currently in operation. This figure aggregates installations across regions and sectors, reflecting a broad adoption of oil heating systems.
Aircraft Deliveries Jump in 1940 to 625 Million
The Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce reports total aircraft deliveries in 1940 reached about 625 million dollars, an increase of 177 percent from 1939 when deliveries were 225 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Grinnell and Davenport Vie For Class A Sub state Title
Grinnell will face Davenport tonight in Ottumwa for the Class A sub state championship after Grinnell beat Ottumwa 22 to 10 and Davenport edged Fairfield 28 to 27. Mason City defeated Roosevelt 29 to 27 in Cedar Falls as part of the tournament action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Davenport
Ottumwa
Fairfield
St. Mary’s
Iowa City
Central Catholic
Mason City
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
Washington Teams Eliminated In Independent Tournament
The Washington Merchants and the Washington Whites, who won opener, were eliminated in later games at Wapello. Merchants fell to Yarmouth and Whites to Grand View, with narrow final scores as the meet ends tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Merchants
Washington Whites
Wapello
Merchants
Yarmouth
Grandview
Legislature struggles with redistricting and school laws
Iowa lawmakers clash over reapportionment as Senate sub committee drafts a bill to redraw senatorial districts. Northern readers have long argued underrepresentation in the upper house while another committee seeks to shrink congressional districts from nine to eight due to uneven population gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Berg
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Senate
Congress
Fellowship Party at Dr Masson Home
The United Presbyterian Fellowship group held a party at Dr. W. J. Masson home with 35 attendees. Sponsor Elizabeth Irwin and Rev. and Mrs. George Kerr were present. Martha Wiley led the nominating committee. Tom Gray was elected president with Myra Van Nostrand as vice president, Bill Walker secretary, and Martha Wiley treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
W. J. Masson
Elizabeth Irwin
George Kerr
Martha Wiley
Mable Finney
Carolyn Strong
Helen Rhodebeck
Maurine Trotman
Tom Gray
Myra van Nostrand
Bill Walker
Two Couples Granted Marriage Licenses in Quad Cities
Marriage licenses were issued at the courthouse to two couples from the Illinois side of the tri cities. Bailey R Day of Moline wed Cecelia Dorothy Wolckener of Rock Island and Maurice Albert Lansing of Moline with Shirley Willard, also of Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Illinois
Bailey R. Day
Moline
Cecelia Dorothy Wolckener
Rock Island
Maurice Albert Lansing
Shirley Willard
How to Preserve Rhubarb in Its Own Juice
Instructions describe preserving rhubarb by mashing pieces in a jar with its juice, sealing tightly, and storing. The method yields rhubarb that tastes like fresh when used, with gradual addition and thorough mashing to fill the jar before sealing.
Shirley Willard Weds Maurice Lassoy in Moline
Shirley Willard and Maurice Lassoy of Moline Illinois were married this morning at ten o clock in the Methodist parsonage. Dr R C Keagy performed the single ring ceremony with the couple accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs Leslie A Willard and by the bride’s sister. The newlyweds will reside in Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Willard
Maurice Lassoy
Moline
Ill
Methodist
R. C. Keagy
Leslie A. Willard
Dinner Courtesy at Whisler Home Honors Newlyweds
Mr and Mrs Wayne Knapp were guests of honor at a dinner hosted by Ray Whisler at his parents home Mr and Mrs P F Whisler The ten guests sat to a spring colored table with a floral center piece P F Whisler presided Richard Knupp of Glendale California attended as an out of town guest The evening was spent visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whisler Home
Wayne Knapp
Ray Whisler
P. F. Whisler
Richard Knupp
Glendale
Calif
Alumni Dinner Planned for April 7 by UI Alumni Club
John Owen president of the Washington county University of Iowa Alumni association announces the annual alumni dinner set for Monday evening April 7. After dinner speaker will be Karl E. Leib professor in the college of commerce and chairman of the board in control of athletics. Also attending are Prof. Bruce E. Mahan director of the extension division and alumni association and Lee W. Cochran supervisor of visual instruction in the extension division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owen
Washington County University of Iowa Alumni Association
Karl E. Leib
College of Commerce
University of Iowa
Bruce E. Mahan
Lee W. Cochran
Irene Yard Tells About Roses When Garden Club Meets
Irene Yard speaks on History and Legend of Roses while the Fortnightly club Garden department meets at 7 30. Mrs E M McConaughy entertains, Mrs W L Lloyd of Brighton presents Native Iowa Trees, and landscaping notes highlight replacements after a hard winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Yard
Garden Club
E. M. McConaughy
W. L. Lloyd
Brighton
Iowa
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
D. D. Davis
R. FE. Shannon
Charles W. Davis
Harry Turner
A. R. Krause
Katherine Mauthe
J. N. Irwin
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Dale Voorhees
Dale Voorhees was surprised at a birthday dinner organized by his mother Mrs. Cale Voorhees. Friends Frances Sartor Margery Means Mary Lynn Heilman Mary Peck Wendell Baker Stewart Bell and Harold Wehr attended. A turkey dinner and spring colored cake with lighted tapers framed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Voorhees
Cale Voorhees
Frances Sartor
Margery Means
Mary Lynn Heilman
Mary Peck
Wendell Baker
Stewart Bell
Harold Wehr
Congregation Holds Haskins Church Business Meeting
The Haskins Presbyterian church held its annual congregational dinner and business meeting Thursday evening. A 6:30 potluck preceded the session led by moderator Dr. F. W. Eastwood. Officers elected include elders Charles Davis and Mrs. K A Mathers. trustees John Keating and Dale Sands. Sunday school leaders Theodore Meyer and KE L Conry. church officers and pianists, and social committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins Presbyterian Church
F. W. Eastwood
Charles Davis
K. A. Mathers
John Keating
Dale Sands
Theodore Meyer
KE. L. Conry
Clara, Godlove
G. C. Ebner
Rhea Wehr
Robert Conry
Qwen Wehr
Jean Mathers
Davida Fisher
Fay Cherwinker
Earl Shurman
Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Mar
The
Presbyterian Church
C. C C. Moorhead
Lois Love
Ive Johnston
Latimer Davis
F. KE. Young
Henry Davis
Robert Whiting
Home Department
C. C. Moorhead
Orris
Horrell
Brown
Holmes
Mary JL. Moorhead
Misery Misery Attendant of All Accidents
In a terse line the phrase describes misery as ever-present at accident scenes, suggesting gloom and unavoidable harm that shadows daily life. The note conveys a somber mood without detailing specific events or victims.
Missionary Society Meeting Hosted by Mrs E A Ralston
Mrs E A Ralston hosted the First Presbyterian Church Missionary Society meeting with President Mrs R J Dawson presiding Anna Scott led devotions Dr F W Eastwood installed new officers New officers include Mrs R J Dawson president Mrs T A Michels first vice president Mrs Frank Crone second vice president Mrs Fred Nelswanger recording secretary Mrs Ivan Rehmel treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Ralston
Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
R. J. Dawson
Anna Scott
F. W. Eastwood
J. Ek. Lemmon
Vernon Witting
Japan
T. A. Michels
Frank Crone
Fred Nelswanger
Ivan Rehmel
Methodist Group Meets at Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist church with 57 members. The mission study group gathered at 2 PM led by Mrs A Anderson. President Mrs O E Schmitt conducted the 2:30 business meeting. Registration announced for Monday at 9:30 for Washington Johnson county group with a noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Mission Study Group
A. Anderson
O. E. Schmitt
Washington-Johnson County
Harrison Dodder
Edna Klein
Pearl Whistler
Booth Tarkington
Geraldine Bartow
Beverly Brown
Frances Turnipseed
Don C. Bell
A. W. Clow
Elect C Moorhead Church Moderator at Crawfordsville
At a Crawfordsville congregational meeting on Wednesday, C C Moorhead was elected church Moderator with a full slate of officers including secretary Lois Love and treasurer F E Young. The report lists Sunday school leadership and piano duties, highlighting Moorhead’s central role in church activities. Also announced are Harriet Emeline Hanna and Thomas Norman McLauchlin engagement details, and Legion Auxiliary meeting notes with members and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Emeline Hanna
Statesville
N. Y
Thomas Norman McLauchlin
Raeford
Miss Hanna
George W. Hanna
Harrisburg
N. C
Ebenezer School
McLauchlin
J. W. McLauchlin
Red Springs
McLauchlin Company
Emeline
G. W. Hanna
United Presbyterian Church
Five Years for Stealing $523 by Hotel Bellman
William F. Hook, 34, a hotel bellman, pleaded guilty to stealing 523 dollars from George W. Young's diary and received a five year sentence at Fort Madison penitentiary. Young fired Hook for intoxication three weeks earlier. Loot included 400 dollars in cash and 23 in checks recovered. 100 dollars in checks were burned by Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
William F. Hook
George W. Young
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Young
Hook
Squalus the Latin name for a large sea fish
The word squalus is Latin for a large sea fish and appears in scientific naming. It denotes a big sea creature in zoological terms. The term is used in historical and taxonomic contexts to describe large sharks and related species.
Friendly Neighbors Club Dinner Near Columbus Junction
Twenty six members of the Friendly Neighbors club and four children gathered yesterday at the former member John Shebeck's home near Columbus Junction for a potluck dinner. Hosts included Mrs. Shebeck and aides Mrs. Alvin Shebeck Mrs. Dayton Eden Mrs. James Hoben Mrs. Will Hendrickson and Maxine Green. The afternoon featured visiting and bingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors Club
Columbus Junction
John Shebeeck
Shebeck
Alvin Shebeck
Dayton Eden
James Hoben
Will Hendrickson
Maxine Green
Merry Maid Club Meeting at Cathleen Godfrey Home
The Merry Maid Club met last evening at Cathleen Godfrey home with president Mildred Musil leading the business session. Guests Alberta Godfrey Dixie Simons Wilma Norman Dorothy Johnson attended the event featured Easter egg hunt Clever contests and a Truth and Consequences parody from a radio show. The hostess assisted by Wilma Norman served refreshments in Easter motif. The next meeting is scheduled for April 15 with Alice Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maid Clu
Cathleen Godfrey
Mildred Musil
Evelyn Hoxworth
Dorothy Salladay
Miss Godfrey
Wilma Norman
Alberta Godfrey
Dixie Simons
Dorothy Johnson
Alice Richardson
Mrs Patterson Hosts H J Club Meeting
Mrs Frank Patterson hosted 14 members of the H J club on a Thursday afternoon. Mrs Archie Saforek attended as a guest while presiding officer Mrs George Shalla led a brief business session. Members exchanged an Irish joke during roll call and spent the afternoon quilting. A luncheon was served with help from Mrs Saforek Mrs Shalla and Mrs Merritt Reiner. The next meeting is set for Thursday April 19 with Mrs Adolph Shalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Patterson
H. J. Club
Archie Saforek
Hhe
George Shalla
Saforek
Shalla
Merritt Reiner
Adolph Shalla
Navajo Club
W. F. Bickel
New Heaven Ladies Aid
Clarence Randall
Perry Deal
Bethel Missionary Society
Godfrey Juzeler
Ray Redlinger
Arthur Wiley
Robert Reaney
Margaret Snider Hosts Kitchen Shower for Bride-Elect
Margaret Snider entertained at her parents home for a kitchen shower honoring Miss Margaret Flenner, with sixteen guests. An Easter egg hunt revealed the couple’s wedding date April 13 1941, and prize winners included Martha Anne Mace, Margaret Flenner, and Henrietta Marble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Flenner
Richard Hotle
Margaret Snider
Byron Snider
Miss Flenner
Peg and Dick
Martha Anne Mace
Henrietta Marble
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Notes at IC C F Hall
Leona Kos presided as noble grand at the Rebekah lodge gathering with seventy members and four guests at the IC C F hall. Sick lists include Mrs. Hilma Parson and others. charter draped in memory of Mrs. A B Schmoeller. initiation of Lucille Varney and Jean Siegte. card party set for March 27. next meetings start at eight o'clock with refreshments served by named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Kos
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F. Hall
Hilma Parson
Regt
Ella Houte
Paul Edwards
Aglene Edwards
A. B. Schmoeller
Schmoeller
Lucille Varney
Jean Siegte
John Patterson
John Erlenbush
Emily Musil
Alice Perrin
Edoward Peters
Edna Simmering
Elizabeth
Social calendar notes for community groups
Notices list upcoming meetings and events for P T A City Council Masonic groups and church groups across Monday Tuesday and into April. Highlights include DeMolay Bible department White Shrine and Navajo Club gatherings along with bake sales lunches and roll call poems among regulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A
T. O
Masonic Temple Bible Department
Fae Public Library
Masonic Temple
J. Pittioco
A. OC Betserson
Friendly Bible Class of
Baptist Church
Birthday Greetings Recap From Local Families
Gary Neil Marston turns one year old today, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Marston. Maxine Adams of Straw college community and Harold Gerdes of Xenia celebrate birthdays. Pauline McDowell, daughter of Mrs. Grace McDowell, is fifteen today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Neil Marston
Ivan Marston
Maxine Adams
Straw College
Harold Gerdes
Xenia
Pauline McDowell
Mirs
Grace McDowell
Local residents honored at today’s event
Daryl Dodder of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Ellis Grayson of Cedar Falls, Mrs. Milt Sojka, Alice Scott of Riverside, Louis MccFad den, Mrs. Mabel Thompson of Ainsworth and Marcella Flander of Wellman are also today’s honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Dodder
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Grayson
Cedar Falls
Milt Sojka
Alice Scott
Riverside
Louis MccFadden
Mabel Thompson
Ainsworth
Marcella Flander
Wellman
Birthday List Honors Local Children in Schnectady Area
Maurice Mayo of Schnectady celebrates his birthday today along with John Winga Lou Arthur Esther Widmer Al Cantoni Mrs. Max Richenberger Mrs. B. C. Humble and Carlton Mangold son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mangold Carlton is 14 Bruce Campbell son of Mr. and Mrs Herbert Campbell of Pilotburg is seven years old today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Mayo
Schnectady
N. Y
John Winga
Lou Arthur
Esther Widmer
al Cantoni
Max Richenberger
B. C. Humble
Carlton Mangold
Harold Mangold
Carlton
Bruce Campbell
Herbert Campbell
Pilotburg
Birthday Celebrated by Mrs Wal lace of Three Quarter Century Club
Tomorrow Ellen S Wal lace marked for birthday honors as a member of the Three Quarter Century Club. She was born in 1857 near Johnstown Ohio and will observe the milestone with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen S. Wallace
Johnstown
Ohio
Birthday List Includes Henry Schillig and Others
Tomorrow’s birthdays include Henry Schillig turning 43 living on East Madison Street and Jeanne Strum reaching 16. Wanda Marie Coffin and Tommy Eugene Hotle are also noted with ages seven and seven respectively. Other celebrants are Roy Grecian, Vera Stutsman, Stanley White, Owen McGovern, Alice Wulf, William Perdock, and Tommy in Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schillig
Mr. Schillig
Madison Street
Jeanne Strum
Wanda Marie Coffin
Milt Cofin
Yeo
Roy Grecian
Vera Stutsman
Stanley White
Owen McGovern
Alice Wulf
William Perdock
Bertha Perdock
Tommy Eugene Hotle
Gilbert Hotle
Columbus Junction
Tommy
Three Year Old Marlene Jones Of Crawfordsville
Marlene Kay Jones of Crawfordsville turns three tomorrow. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Earnest Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Kay Jones
Crawfordsville
Earnest Jones
Knights of Columbus and Pythian Sisters Meeting Notices
Knights of Columbus schedules regular meeting Monday at 8 oclock. Pythian Sisters set regular meeting Tuesday evening March 25 at 630 PM with hour change. M E C notices K of P work in esquire rank Monday evening followed by an oyster supper. R C Kelsey C C 3117.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
M.E.C. Y
R. C. Kelsey
C. C
Knockout Drops Composed of Chloral Hydrate
A report identifies knockout drops as substances containing chloral hydrate. The article outlines their composition and notes concerns about misuse and safety risks.
Marriage of D C Kitzman Beulah Chambers
Mr and Mrs Lee Chambers of Sigourney announce the marriage of their daughter Beulah Maxine of Washington to Dallas Carl Kitzman of Keota. The ceremony was Feb 14 at the Little Brown church in Nashua officiated by Rev F L Hanscom with a single ring. They reside on a farm four miles southeast of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Chambers
Sigourney
Beulah Maxine
Washington
Dallas
Carl Kitzman
Keota
Fred Kitzman
Littl Brown Church
Nashua
F. L. Hanscom
Wanda Custer
Alvin Jones
Group Dines at Masonic Temple Meeting
Commandery members and their wives held a cooperative supper at the Masonic Temple with 25 attendees. The organizing committee included Mrs. T. Brookhart as chairwoman along with Mrs. Prank Crone Mrs. I. R. Carbee and Mrs. Russell Goodin. Afterward the group enjoyed games and cards.
Mrs Maxwell Heads Independent Club in Card Afternoon
Mrs Harry Maxwell was elected president and Mrs Charles Kennedy treasurer at the Independent club meeting. Mrs Belle Rice and Mrs Dallas Kitzman attended as guests while nine members played cards at three tables and Mrs Lauder Kennedy won the traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kennedy
Independent Club
Belle Rice
Dallas Kitzman
Lauder Kennedy
Sunshine Sister
Harry Maxwell
Prayer Group Meets at Mrs. S Pulver Home
The Prayer Group met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. S M Pulver with Mrs. N E Lease leading. The session opened with 1 Timothy 4 8 and covered Paul the Apostle s life and missions, interspersed with Scripture readings and a study on four prayer elements, followed by prayers for local state and national needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Pulver
N. EK. Lease
Paul
Christ
God
Paul the Apostle
Negotiators Recess With Week Left On Coal Pact
Negotiators for Appalachian soft coal operators and the United Mine Workers recessed for the weekend with only one week remaining to reach a contract agreement before expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wup
Appalachian Soft
United Mine Workers
Skis and snowgear orders bolster defense program
The army placed orders for 3,800 pairs of skis and ski poles, 2,300 pounds of ski wax, and 6,800 pairs of snowshoes, signaling continued activity in the defense supply program regardless of snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skis In Defense
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Park
Daffodils
Wolf Floral CO
Leigh Soule
Lake View
Mrs. Soule
America
William Kenslar
Peoria
Reister Bros
Phalanx Club
North Side
Logan Heilgman
Premus
Phalanx
Don and
Minnie Maxwell
A. C. Cannon
Allison
K. W. Kuhn
Lawrence Crull
Roger Crull
Rull
Roger
B. H. van Meter
Mr. Crull
Case
Willits Motor Company
Mrs. Peck Geneva
Gretchen
Albia
Washington Boy
Walker
Gallagher
M. Haberman
A. Haberman
Pe Eemet — Ee
State Bank Holland Ange Bom
McIntosh
Antonoff
Picken
Stewart & Crone
Stewart Ankes
Paige Eee
M Crone
Mangold
Chi Ee
Taylor Ar
Ottumwa High School
Dr. Masson
Cera
Christopher
Kit
Carson
California
U.S
Surprise Voorhees
Haskins Church
Legion Auxiliary
Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Hazel Cherryholmes
Grace Lease
Mrs
John Shebeck
Merry Maid Club
F. Patterson
Woman's Missionary Society
U.P. Caren
S. W. Livingston
Priscilla Club
D. J. Ross
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Booster
Delbert Darnell
Damascus Shrine
P.m
Masonica Temple
D. C. Kitzman
Beulah Chambers
D. CC. Kitzman
S. Pulver
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