Iowa Girl Overseas Tells Important Work of Red Cross
Jean Coffey, a Red Cross social worker in Tunisia, writes home about life in a frontline unit. She describes tents, cold nights, and mud, and explains Red Cross duties including social work, welfare writing letters, and helping patients cope with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
RED Cross
Jean Cottey
Jean Coffey
Tunisia
North Africa
Miss Coffey
S. Coffey
Wellman
RE. D. Morrison
Washington
Saint Simons Island
Nester
The
Vitamin Capsules for Children in Wartime Diets
wartime health notice promoting Puretest Polycaps for children includes vitamins A D B2 C and Niacinamide offered at 2.59 for 72 capsules with Pioneer Drug Store as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ildren
Pioneer Rug
Social calendar items and changes listed for local groups
A sequence of Wednesday to Friday social calendar items notes meetings for Grace Hill Ladies Aid Rollecail and other clubs in West Chester and neighboring areas. Details include hostesses Mrs Nelson Woodford Mrs Fred Palmer Mrs Lester Luckenbill and Mrs Leslie Gates with times for luncheons and entertainments and notices of meeting date and place changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Soc
Nelson Woodford
Rollecail
Kings
Baker Relief Corps of
West Chester
Fred Palmer
Just Us
Wi'l Sickels
S. 5Th St
E.S
Earas Deli Masonic Temple
Rural Women's Club
Lester Luckenbill
Leslie Gates
Phil Weldin
Weldin
A. J. Bielefeldt
Women's Republican Club of
Wash
Y.W
Pecan Pie Recipe Shared By Mrs Wittmer On Woman's Page
Mrs Ezra Wittmer shares a pecan pie recipe credited to Mrs Lloyd Alliman, noting the pie wowed a recent club, with detailed steps and substitutions for pecan meats and prune spice muffins and other dessert ideas such as beets with grapefruit and velvet frosted gingerbread, all presented for the day's Woman's page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Lloyd Alliman
Entertain Club at St Patrick Party in East Highland
Mr and Mrs Frank Mincer hosted a St Patrick evening card party in East Highland with five tables. Guests included Mrs Jennie Rath and Dale, Wm Lear, Henry Prymek and Floyd, Gail Murdock, Ramona Marshall and Theodore Decker low-scores, lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Highland
Frank Mincer
Hester
Leona
St. Patrick's
Jennie Rail
Gail Murdock
Ramona Marshall
Theodore Decker
Jennie Rath
Dale
Wm. J. Lear
Henry Prymek
Floyd
Mir
Albany Featured In 1787 Nailmaking Chronicle
The chronicle notes Upper New York's role in early American nailmaking with Albany listed as a manufacturing site in 1787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Chronicle of
Albany
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Group Meetings Schedule
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid announces meetings for groups 2, 3 and 4. Group 2 with Mrs Will Lemmings meets at 2 30 p m with a surprise gift offering. Notice changes meeting place. Group 3 with Mrs Glen L Wilson and Group 4 with Mrs Ernest Jones also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Scithesaece
Will Lemmings
Ernest Jones
Glen L. Wilson
Helen Stewart Elected Club President at White Way
Helen Stewart was elected president of the White Way club at the March meeting hosted by Mrs. Booth. Bad roads kept several members from attending while officers include Mrs. Howard Stewart vice president and Emma Ralston secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stewart
White Way Club
Booth
Howard Stewart
Emma Ralston
Bert Rittenhouse
U.S.O
Red Cross
Blanche Fornash
Securing More Vitamins in Victory Gardens
Mrs. L. C. Willits hosted the March Fortnightly club Handcraft section meeting with twelve members present. Mrs. Clarence Jacobs led, with a panel on growing vitamins per row and seeds like tompala noted for heat tolerance. Topics included alfalfa soup prospect and weed control by salt, with Mrs. Hugh Hall reading an essay on Wendell Willkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Willits
Clarence Jacobs
Jacobs
D. D. Davis
William Sitler
Alvin
Shaw
Victory Gardens
Hugh Hall
Wendell Willkie
Edith Willkie
Mrs Graf Hosts McCleary Circle Meeting
The McCleary Circle of the Presbyterian church met last evening at the home of Mrs. William Graf. Frances Kicher and other circle members attended the regular gathering for fellowship and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary
The
Presbyterian Church
William Graf
Frances Kicher
Ruth Miner Leads Meeting as Glassburner Presides
Ruth Miner and co-hostesses chaired the session with Mrs. Harvey Davis presiding in Mrs. William Glassburner’s absence. Officers elected for the new year included Mrs. Glassburner as president and Mrs. Orville Elder as vice president. Dr. Eastwood spoke on an English garden and new member Mrs. Gladden Mast joined the Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Miner
Harvey Davis
William Glassburner
Maurice Meyer
F. W. Eastwood
Joyce Graf
Glassburner
Orville Elder
Davis
Eastwood
Gladden Mast
Pythian Sisters Plan Card Party at Hall
The Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting at the K P hall with good attendance. They postponed last week’s card party to next Tuesday March 28 and members will supply party articles. Edith Weidner and Ruth Waggoner named to sandwich committee. The group voted a $5 donation to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Edith Weidner
Ruth Wagsoner
Thenked Cross
U S Rail Industry Worth Twenty Five Billion Dollars
The United States maintains a rail industry valued at about 25 billion dollars, reflecting its size and importance to transportation and commerce. The figure underscores rail networks, freight services, and economic impact across regions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal Woman's Page
Post Exchange
American Red Cross
Reptist Missionary Society
Rudie Schmidt
Mary Starr
Mary Johnson
Women's Council of
Church of Court
Church
Entertain Club
St. Patrick
Arly Nail Making
Club
Dennweye
of Tee Hogs
Mrs. Graf
U. S
Coats
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