Homemakers Club Meeting at Dare Home Near Crawfordsville
Ten members of the Taylor No. participate in a Homemakers club gathering at Mrs. George Dare’s Crawfordsville Braden community home. A business session discussed current events, a $5 donation to the cancer fund was approved, Easter cards for servicemen were planned, secret sisters exchanged handkerchiefs, and guests assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Taylor No
George Dare
Braden
Crawfordsville
Cancer Fund
Hal Richards
Kirks- Ville Hospital
Willard Love
Mrs. Dare
Fulton
St James School Pupils Stage Piano Recital
St James school students presented a piano recital in the church social hall on Wednesday evening. Performers included Rosemary Sojka Joe Wolfer Donald Heck Barbara Burham Ronald Greiner Donna wae Marilyn Friese Patricia McClure Margaret Marie Maria da Silva Linda Lintz Janet Belier Celeste Frances Kleiffer Janis Heck Mary Ann Ledger Sue Bruty Virginia Marie Mars Joyce Barnes and Madeline Fritz. The St James school chorus sang two selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James School
Rosemary Sojka
Joe Wolfer
Donald Heck
Barbara Burham
Ronald Greiner
Donna Wae
Marilyn Friese
Patricia McClure
Margaret Marie
Maria da Silva
Linda Lintz
Janet Belier
Celeste
Frances K.leiffer
Janis Heck
Mary Ann Ledger
Sue Bruty
Virginia Marie
Mars Joyce Barnes
Madeline Fritz
St. James School
Mrs Mattes Hosts St James Study Club Meeting
Twelve members of the St James study club and a guest Miss Pacha met at Mrs John Mattes home Tuesday evening. Mrs Marcella Vittetoe presided in the president’s absence. the topic was The Family of Families. Lenten refreshments followed with special prizes awarded to Mrs Will Marie Jr. and Geraldine Schulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James
Ciuh
Miss Pacha
John Mattes
Marcella Vittetoe
Will Marie Jr
Geraldine Schulty
Social Calendar Notes and Meeting Updates
Social calendar items list Thursday to Monday events with times and places. Includes Child Study groups at various locations, KC meeting at St James social hall, Odd Fellow Rebekah night, Christian Womens Fellowship at church, Red Horsers club, Women's Mission Society potluck at Baptist church, YM YW open house for juniors, crochet night, Emma C Anderson Mission Study at Methodist parish, Bible Study at Li brary, Knights of Pythias KI hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.m
Milton Flickinger
Solowa
Richard Stewart
KC Meeting
St. James
William Perdock
Rebekah
Toof Hall
Christian Womens Fellowship
Red Horsers Club
Don Bealer
Women's Mission Society
Baptist Church
Emma C. Anderson
Methodist Church
Word Weavers Study Poems in Sonnet Form
The Word Weavers club met at Mrs. Rob er ts home with nine members and one guest Mrs Hart of Mt Pleasant. Jeanette Kyle led a sonnet study and read works from various authors. Mrs Powers reviewed Edna St Vincent Millay and several of her sonnets were read. An assignment called for cinquain poetry and an essay on What the Word Weavers Mean to Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Word Weavers Club
Carl J. Roberts
Ronald Hart
Mt Pleasant
Jeanette Kyle
George Powers
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Pris cilla Club Holds March Meeting At Dupuis Home
Fifteen Pris cilla members attended the March gathering at Mrs. W. B. Dupuis home. Dessert was served at 3 o'clock and a greeting card was sent to Carolyn Hamilton at Washington County Hospital. Mrs. Irvin Coffey presided over a brief business session. Members shared life highlights and a gossip column featured discussions of each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
W. B. Dupuis
Irvin Coffey
Carolyn Hamilton
Washington County Hospital
Diet Breakfast Plan Aids Weight Loss
A health guidance piece argues against skipping breakfast and promotes a three meal plan with a 400 calorie starter breakfast. It advises moderation in calories and fats, suggests skimmed milk and less sugar, and outlines a sample menu including corn flakes, peaches, hot cross buns, butter and jam.
Mrs. Bey Hosts Navajo Club Luncheon Meeting
Mrs. Bey entertained four Navajo club members and two guests at a 1 PM luncheon in her home. Mrs. Roy Foster led a brief business meeting, and Mrs. Claud Tucker shared tales from a southern trip while members crocheted and talked. Next gathering listed with Mrs. Jay Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bey
Fred Bey
Navajo Club
Victor Blattner
Donald Orr
Mr Orr
Howard McBride
Roy Foster
Claud Tucker
South
Jay Brewer
Bethel Church Society Meets in Wulf Home
The Bethel Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Charles Walf on Wednesday afternoon with 14 members and two guests. Mrs. Paul Benson joined the society as a member. Mrs. Don ald Brown led devotions on Youth and Mrs. Maurice Alvine reviewed the prayer calendar and Outreach. Social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess and co hosts. The April meeting will be with Mrs. Dell Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Missionary Society
Charles Walf
Paul Benson
Ward Ben- Son
Ed Cady
Donald Brown
Maurice Alvine
Alvin Shaw
J. Wolfe
Alvine
Dell Walker
At The Hospital Births Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Paul Adam of Wellman welcomed a daughter. Dismissed were Mrs Bob Crandall and son and Mrs Bertha Williams. Surgical patients included Mrs Harold Bontrager and Mrs LeRoy Carter and Mrs William Glassburner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Adam
Wellman
Harold Bontrager
Surgical
LeRoy Carter
William Glassburner
Bob Crandall and Son
Bertha Williams
Devotions of Grace Hill Ladies Aid Meeting
The Grace Hill Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at the community building with a noon sack lunch. Six members attended the afternoon session as Mrs. Lawrence Miksch led a Moravian article on Baptism of the Holy Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill
L. Miksch
The
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Seta
Lawrence Miksch
Leonard Brinning
Rebekah Club Clean IOOF Hall in Spring Housecleaning
Members of the Rebekah club and IOOF lodge organized a two day spring housecleaning at the IOOF hall. They held a cooperative dinner at noon on day one and resumed work washing walls and curtains with five ladies returning yesterday afternoon. Mrs Dora Wagner supplied pop during the afternoon work break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Rebekah Club
Ioof Lodge
Dora Wagner
Round Table Discussion on Family Life Topic
A business session featured a note on the Lenten offering and hostesses named for entertaining the group. An interesting round table discussion covered themes from Family Life, Christian Concern. Mrs Clem Griffith led the devotion from Acts 15 16 17, with Mrs Robert Stephens and Mrs Niffenegger assisting in refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Griffith
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief for Backache
Want ads claim Doan's Pills provide relief for nagging backache and frequent urination caused by slowed kidney function. The pitch cites stress and minor bladder irritation and promises “happy relief” after 60 years of use by millions, urging readers to get Doan's Pills today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Mrs Stewart Hosts Chester Methodist Study Group
Mrs. Roy Holmes and children and Rev. Pike attended the West Chester Methodist Study Group meeting with Mrs. Keith Stewart on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Lindenmeyer, leader, opened with thoughts and prayer from the Day Apart Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Holmes
Pike
West Chester
Keith Stewart
Fred Lindenmeyer
Easter Theme by Sunshine Club Group
The Sunshine Community club met at Mrs. Will Richards home on Wednesday to hear an Easter program. Seventeen members and guest Mrs. Frankie Sutherland attended as new member Mes Howard Stewart joined the club. Members shared spring fashion news and modeled an Easter bonnet. Donations went to Red Cross Cancer Fund Children’s Home Society and Sister Kenney Fund. Mrs. George Koehler presented travel pictures from California and discussed Easter customs. The group sang The Old Rugged Cross. a poem Spring Hope was read and Why Go to Church was discussed. Door prize went to Mrs Clyde Thompson with hostesses Mrs Lyle Wilcox and Mr Dale Richards assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Will Richards
Frankie Sutherland
Howard Stewart
Red Cross
Cancer Fund
Children’s Home Society
Sister Kenney Fund
George Koehler
Richards
California
Leslie Beenblossom
Clyde Thompson
Lyle Wilcox
Dale Richards
French Block Roads Leading To Tunis
Heavily armed French soldiers and police sealed off approaches to Tunis after four bombings and other violence in the protectorate. Nighttime blasts occurred in the city and a fortress area while rifle fire sounded in dark streets as patrols moved through native quarters. General Couis Jean De Hauteclocque requested an interview with the French president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Tunisia
Couis Jean de Hauteclocque
Child Vision Care Services Offered with Glasses by Need
Vision specialists provide glasses only when required. Visual training and contact lenses available. Hours by appointment. Journal Building contact phone 1919.
Tunis Bey Reveals Reform Plan Amid Self-Government Push
An interview with the Bey of Tunis outlines reforms to grant Tunisia greater internal self-government if he shows honest collaboration. Reports also suggest his son Prince Chad levy Bey could head a new government after anti-French premier Mohammed Chen ik was arrested yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey of
Tunis
Tunisia
Chadlevy Bey
Mohammed Chenik
Urge Reduction In Farmer Subsidies
Two major farm organizations urge Congress to cut soil conservation subsidy payments from 256.5 million to 100 million as the Agriculture Department's 1953 appropriation bill approaches. The American Farm Bureau Federation and The National Grange say farmers should fund soil conservation themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agriculture Department
National Grange
Truman heads to Capitol amid steel strike and political worries
President Truman flies from Key West to Washington facing a steel strike and mounting political challenges as he heads to Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Capitol
Key West, Fla
Washington
President's Key West Stop Draws Merchants' Hope
The chief executive departed from Boca Chica on the White House DC-6 Independence at 1 30 p m CST and would return to Washington by 5 to 5 30 p m. Key West merchants are sentimental about the president's visits, noting the tourism boost from his 11 trips and fearing the end of such visits if Eisenhower wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
White House
Independence
Washington
Key West
Truman
Eisenhower
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dare Home
Mrs. Mattes
George
George Birney, Sr
Paul R
Brary
Knights of Pythias
Pom
KI Hall
Word
Mrs. Dupuis
Priscilla
Cream Horns
Pastry Shop
Nook
Bethel Church Society
Wulf Home
Robert Waterhouse Inn
Robert Stephens
Niffenegger
East Side
Sunshine Club Group
RO QQ
Eastland Optometrist
Nicola
Harmon
GI Joe
Washington County
Missouri
Super Valu
Sauerkraut
Red Rooster
Gerbers
Crisco
Camay
Thomassen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!