Pleasant Hill Aid Chooses Officers for 1932 33
Mrs. Bryan Swift hosted the Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid meeting with 12 members and guests. Officers elected for January include Carl Schneider president John Gamon vice president Howard Witting secretary Howard Caldwell treasurer and reporters Pat Swift and George Chalupa. The group planned December charity boxes for the orphanage and a church cleanup after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Swift
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Boyd Stephens
Will Caldwell
Melville Donaldson
Fred Kephart
John Gamon
Offeers
Carl Schneider
Howard Witting
Howard Caldwell
Pat Swift
George Chalupa
Will Miller
Mida Caldwell
Community Social At Egypt School
Salem November 2 community social at Egypt school was led by Frank Patterson Dwane Shalla and Mrs Soukup The program included a community sing a variety of games and a presidential contest won by Claude Sojka Prizes were awarded to Marlyn Shalla and Sue Patterson A Christmas program is planned for December 22 with Hazel Funston presenting her pupils Refreshments were served by the eats committee including Frances Rosamond Sojka and Mrs Ray Sojka now acting in place of her mother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Frank Patterson
Dwane Shalla
Doe Soukup
Egypt
Soukup
Marcella Soukup
Marlyn Shalla
Sue Patterson
Claud Sojka
Claude
Hazel Funston
Egypt School
George Shalla Frances
Rosamond Sojka
Ray
Honor Leroy Krotz At Birthday Party
Leroy Krotz was surprised by a birthday gathering in Salem after work in the shed. Mrs. Krotz and Norma Jean organized the event with gifts for the honoree and for Mrs. Harold Strum whose birthday followed the next day. Guests enjoyed cards with prizes won by Dale Horak and George Shalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Leroy Krotz
Richard
Harry Attig
Shirley Ann
Birthday Greeting for William McClelland
William McClelland of route one Wellman observes his 19th birthday today. He is listed as a member of the Journal’s Three Quarter Century club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClelland
Route One
Wellman
Journal
Birthday and anniversary notices gathered in community blurb
David Masson in service June Arlene Knotek of Chicago Mrs Noah Widmer of Stringtown Ted Dunesmore son of Mrs Coral Teeter Dunsmore of Miami Arizona Blanche Robertson Mrs Mel Crandall Harold Horak Mrs William James celebrate birthday greetings Mr and Mrs W T Carson observe their 40th wedding anniversary today Mrs Carsons birthday Louis Arthur Jones son of Mr and Mrs Willis Jones observes his third birthday illness kept foja from being present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Masson
June Arlene Knotek
Chicago
Noah Widmer
Stringtown
Ted Dunesmore
Coral Teeter Dunsmore
Miami
Ariz
Blanche Robertson
Mel Crandall
Harold Horak
William James
Mrs. W. T. Carson
Mrs
Louis Arthur Jones
Willis Jones
Social calendar highlights for Thursday to Monday
Community groups list meetings and events at churches and halls. Includes Baptist and Presbyterian societies, Friendship Club, Lydia Juzeler, Women's Guild, Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid, YMCA, Rebekah Lodge, Masonic activities, WRC, Legion hall gatherings, YWCA executive board, DU V regular meeting, Rainbow Girls, and the Music Department led by Mrs. Holbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Lydia Juzeler
T. Paul's Women's Guild
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Rebekah
Ak areRayn Hall
Masonic Temple
Hmma C. Anderson
J. KE. Kunath
KE. Stutsman
J. D. Dayton
U.V
Legion Hall
Rainbow Girls
J. C. Holbert
S. 4Th Ave
Linger Longer Club Holds November Meeting
The Linger Longer club gathered yesterday afternoon with 12 members joining Mrs. Carl Replogie and assistant hostesses Mrs. William Chmelar Mrs. Harry Huston and Roberta Sheets. Mrs. Ralph Waggoner and Mrs. Mary Moore led entertainment after the business session. Next gathering is the Christmas party with Mrs. Hi J Brenneman hosting and Mrs. Harold Humston assisting. gift exchange and Sunshine Sisters to be revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger Longer
Carl Replogie
William Chmelar
Harry Huston
Roberta Sheets
Ralph Waggoner
Mary Moore
Huston
Hi. J. Brenneman
Harold Humston
Sunshine Sisters
E.O.W. Club Hosts Mrs Dawson and Mrs Ackley
Mrs Mae Dawson hosted the E. O. W. club last evening with guest Mrs Ackley of Toledo Ohio. The gathering featured visiting and refreshments served by the hostess aided by Mrs Ernest Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Dawson
E. O. W. Clubd
Ackley
Toledo
Ohio
Ernest Garrett
Twin Daughters Rita Sharan Roma Karen Mark Candies On Birthday
Twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Ted Simons Rita Sharan and Roma Karen celebrate birthdays today with two candles on each cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Simons
Rita Sharan
Roma Karen
Ration and Stamp Updates for World War II Conservation
The notice outlines changes in ration certificates for tires and farm tires, inspections, and certificates. It lists coupon validity periods for fuel, sugar, processed foods, and shoes, with dates through late 1945. It also notes non-highway gasoline coupons and airplane stamps, and mentions periodic commercial vehicle inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prsce
Book 3 One Pair Valid From November First
The notice states one pair is valid starting November 1 and continuing indefinitely thereafter, with terms set for ongoing use or eligibility as specified in the legal notice.
Annual Chicken Pie Supper at West Chester Methodist
West Chester Methodist Church announces its annual chicken pie supper Tuesday November 7 starting at 5 30 p m and continuing until all are served. Proceeds support church programs. 22413 HEFM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Methodist Church
Fresh Air Pumps Boosts Safety In American Coal Mines
More than 30 billion cubic feet of fresh air is pumped into U S coal mines each shift to ventilate working areas and reduce dangerous gas buildup, reflecting ongoing safety measures in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal
America
Precious stones and gems list includes pearls and alexandrites
The text ranks diamonds rubies sapphires and emeralds as precious stones and notes alexandrites and cat's eyes may be included. It also states the pearl, while not a stone, is a precious gem.
Taos Indians Wear Seasonal White and Colored Blankets
An article notes Taos Indians of New Mexico wear white blankets in summer and switch to red and blue blankets in winter reflecting seasonal attire practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Settlers Export Brazil Named After Dyed Wood Chief Export
The phrase Settlers' Export Brazil refers to the Latin American trade term for the dyed wood that served as the early settlers' main export commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pleasant Hill Aid
Schneider
Donaldson
Keith Houseal
Community Social At
Mrs. Attiz
Mrs. Livingston
Dolores Horak
Krotz
Fojka
Ilness
Cen Weis
W.R.C
Y.W.C.A
Aes
Linger Longer Club
Mrs. Rheplogie
E.O.W. Club
Saddle Oxfords
Viking Hosiery
New Shipment
Rapp's Shoe Store
South Side Square
Bey Oe
Stamon
Pittsburgh
Duplate
Duplite
Sorrell Auto Parts
West Madison
Helmans
East Side Square
Arrow
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Stetson
John B. Stetson
Sturditwist
Munsing Union
Heeman
Arthur Allen
BOSCO
Mallory
Superba
Superba Neckties
Coronado
Sugar 'N Spice
Rugged “Pioneer
Pioneer
Jackie
Jackie Jumpers
Luxora
Shiregora
Marbury Coats
Klein Klothing Kompany
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