Birthday greetings for local residents listed in society notes
A community birthday roundup celebrates 16th to seventh birthdays for local youths including Loren Cousins Humble and Donald Vincent, plus wedding anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Birney. Numerous Crawfordsville residents receive friendly wishes from neighbors across routes one and two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Schachner
Three Quarter Century Club
Richard Birney
Loren Cousins Humble
Granville Humble
James Edwardukavsky
Rence Lukavsky
Wellman
Richard Gallagher
Verle Gallagher
Kenneth Harold Wagner
John Wagner
Donald Vincent
Clay Morgan
Kept
Harry McCall
Will Busby
Myral Smith
Doris Beatty
Carl D. Anderson
Keith Herr
Daryie Meeks
Crawfordsville
Max Marble
Nic McCleery
Clyde Finke
C. Buergsegger
Elmer Harland
Route Two
U and I Club Meets With Mrs Bealer
Mrs Bealer hosted 11 members of the U and I club yesterday afternoon. The group played wahoo and visited with the hostess assisted by her mother Mrs Finch a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bealer
U and J Club
S. P. Finch
Homemakers Tea in Marion Township Hosts 15
Marion township women gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Steve Wolfer's home for a Homemakers Tea. Ruth Foster county home economist spoke on Family Living and 4 H in the home and community. Mrs. Clark Wagner's Marion Maids displayed clothing. A reading list was discussed and women enrolled in the county chorus. Refreshments featured a rose centerpiece with Miss Foster and Mrs. Glenn Thompson pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
Steve Wolfer
Mrs. Scott Hosts Public Affairs Meeting
Fortnightly club Public Affairs department two met last evening led by Mrs. Robert Day with 18 members present. Anniversary dinner set for Nov. 4 at the Methodist church. Dues paid, towels delivered. Mrs. Harry Dye spoke on LaGuardia. Jeanette Kyle reviewed Inside U.S.A. Next meeting with Mrs. Pearl Parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orva Scott
Robert Day
Methodist Church
Walter Kyle
Harry Dye
LaGuardia
Jeanette Kyle
U.S.A
John Gunther
Pearl Parcel
Americans Save 150 Billion in Cash Deposits and Bonds
Over six years the American public accumulated about 150 billion dollars in cash, bank deposits and government bonds as part of a broad savings buildup. This reflects rising liquidity and confidence in financial assets amid varying market conditions.
Plan Dinner Ten to Honor Ruth Nichol
Ruth Nichol, missionary on a yearlong furlough, will be honored at a dinner by the Ruth Nichol Missionary Circle of the United Presbyterian church. The event at the church precedes a service in preparation for communion and a tea Saturday afternoon to meet her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nichol
United Presbyterian Church
Miss Nichol
William Nichol
Braddock
Pastor
Punjab
India
Ethiopia
Washington
George Rudiger
Mitchells Host Red Horser Club Supper
Members of the Red Horser club shared a cooperative supper at the Don Mitchell home with several couples. They spent the evening playing cards and visiting. The November meeting will be at the White Church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Horser Club
Don Mitchell
Marsh Atkinson
Harold Brock
Chester McChurch
Raymond Glasgow
Don Bealer
Bernard Weiss
Wmechurch
Diesel locomotives share of rail traffic rises since 1933
Diesel locomotives, once unseen before 1933, now handle over 20 percent of passenger train mileage and about 12 percent of freight on Class I railroads.
Social calendar outlines club events for week
Lincoln area clubs list social events from Thursday to Monday including cooperative dinners, meetings, and guest days. Groups include Rural Woman's Club, Grant Humsten Sr., P T A, Rebekah lodge, Masonics, Snowball Social, Emma C. Anderson Mission Study, Women's Service Guild, Methodist and U P churches, Y W C A, White Shrine, Rainbow Girls, and United Presbyterian Women with details on times and what to bring. Ruth Nichol highlighted as guest speaker for multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Rural Woman's Club
Grant Humsten
Lincoln P. T. A
Truman Hyseli
E. Jefferson St
Rebekah Lodge
GO. F. Hall
Masoniec Temple
Walter Neff
Emma C. Anderson
Methodist Church
Women's Service Guild of
Presbyterian Church
Notica
Aim
Ernest Rouse
Notier
West Chester Knights of Pythias Meeting Announcement
West Chester Knights of Pythias will meet at eight oclock Thursday evening at K P hall. E C Bauer M W 19512 Knehtis of Pythias Lodge wilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
E. C. Bauer
M. W
Knehtis
Pythias Lodge
Harmony Club Luncheon Plans Wiener Roast
Nineteen Harmony Club members plus guest Mrs. Floyd Hanil met at 1 pm for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. W H McConnell Jr and co hosts. President Mrs. Nelson Thompson led business and discussed an annual Wiener roast with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maver. Local improvements were the luncheon topic with readings by Mrs. Henry Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Floyd Han_il
W. H. McConnell
W .H. McConnell
Francis McConnell
Nelson Thompson
Paul Maver
Manford Wilcox
Ed McCauley
California
Washington
Henry Sutherland
Composition of Coffee
The article notes coffee comprises fats oils waxes proteins carbohydrates and others. It highlights caffeine as the characteristic active principle described as trimethyl xan thin.
Meeting Notice for Knights at K P Hall
Monday evening gathering at K P hall for work in the rank of esquire. All Knights urged to be present. Wayne Kendrick, C. C. 19ALs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Hall
Esquire
Wayne Kendrick
C. C
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U & I Club
Bealer
Marion
Mrs. Scott
Amass Funds
Doz
van Camp Pork & Beans
North State Peas
Golden Valley Tomato Juice
Woodbury
Qubr & Cochran
Piggly Wiggly
Procter & Gamble
Tide
Pirte
Ssparkling Nist
Mitchells
Women's Missionary Society
U. P. Church
I. L. Colthurst
St. Paul’s Women's Guild
Legion Hall
Women of
Masonic Temple
Order of Rainbow Girls
Y. W. Roons
D. Morrison
Richard Ross
Fileen Hammen
Dallas Chamberlin
Tewal Prentne Tomenal Thorcdae
Bob Weber
Muscatine
Hbovs
Skip Weber
Bob
River City
H. S
Case Field
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