West Chester Senior News and Class Reports
West Chester seniors express enjoyment of subjects including history and public speaking. Juniors describe a festival vacation and upcoming speed tests, with football and band activity noted. Sophomores discuss Wellman victory and upcoming game, while fifth and sixth graders outline Indian unit projects and insect studies.
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Plucking Ducks Made Easier with Paraffin Dip
Ducks can be plucked more easily by first dipping them in a hot water and melted paraffin mixture. The method aims to loosen feathers and simplify the plucking process.
Canned Applesauce Flavored for Lamb Stew
The item notes canned applesauce tinted green and lightly flavored with peppermint for use with lamb stew in the winter months.
Appoint Staff For Newslites
AINSWORTH Oct 2 The following students have been chosen to edit the Newslites for the first semester of school Editor in chief Betty Herr associate editor Betty Koehler class editors Virginia Kane Frank Wood Betty Meeks Lois Ernst pressman Peggy Koehler Wilma Young Vanita Owens Alice Howell Typists Betty Miller Bruce Pearson Margaret Pfieffer Myra Edmonson Business Manager John Elliot mimeograph operator Pauline Gosling cartoonist cover artist Pat Elliot Adviser Mr Butterworth Mrs Ben Fitzgerald visiting relatives Ruth Telford of Winfield visited here over the weekend Supt and Mrs E R Butterworth attended the teachers meeting in Davenport and Saturday visited with friends in Princeton Mr and Mrs Bill Trotter and family moved into the home they recently purchased from J KK Freelands Mr and Mrs G F Trotter returned from Canada where they spent several weeks Mr and Mrs Boice Kurtz of Moline visited with Mrs Kurtz s mother Mrs Spessard Sunday Mrs Estella McCaleb has received word of the arrival of a granddaughter born to Mr and Mrs Eugene McCaleb of San Francisco Calif She will be named Mercedes Janice.
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Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Betty Herr
Betty Koehler
Virginia Kane
Frank Wood
Betty Meeks
Lois Ernst
Peggy Koehler
Wilma Young
Vanita Owens
Alice Howell
Betty Miller
Bruce Pearson
Margaret Pfieffer
Myra Edmonson
John Elliot
Ben Fitzgerald
Eldora
Ruth Telford
Winfield
E. R. Butterworth
Davenport
Princeton
Bill Trotter
J. Kk
Freelands
G. F. Trotter
Canada
Boice Kurtz
Moline
Enjoying Two Good Parades at C of C Festival
North Oregon October 2 Mrs C A Thompson reports Mr and Mrs C A Thompson and Charlie were dinner guests at the C B Reed home in Washington. They enjoyed pet and costume parades and music groups with festival attendees noting the parade was lively and well received. L G club met at Bryan Swift home for pot luck supper and social time. John Sullivan attended as a guest. Next meeting planned with Mr and Mrs Louis Pruess on October 4.
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C. A. Thompson
Oregon
C. A. Thompso
Charlies
C. B. Reed
Washington
L. G. Club
Bryan Swift
John Sullivan
Louis Pruess
Lafe Kloppenstein
Wedding and family visits span Pleasant Hill to Riverside
The report records multiple social events including a wedding of Donna Darbyshire and Charles Hanna at Pleasant Hill church. It also lists numerous Sunday and weekday gatherings with the Pruess, Mikseh, Walton, Thompson, and Griffith families visiting, hosting, or traveling to Burlington, Iowa City, and Riverside.
Plan Communion Service at Bethel On Sunday Morning
Bethel hosts a world wide communion service at 9 30 a m Sunday followed by Sunday school at 10 30 a m The article also notes local social visits and family news among Bethel residents and nearby communities.
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Bethel
Weekend Visits Highlight Canott Henderson Miksch Families
Dickie and Doris Jane spent Sunday evening at George Canott home. Mr and Mrs Frank Henderson cared for the Robert Miksch home while Miksch visited Dan Richardson home in Cincinnati Iowa this weekend.
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Dickie
Doris Jane
George Canott
Frank Henderson
Robert Miksch
Miksch
Dan Richardson
Cincinnati
Service Mail Volume During War Reaches Billions
United States servicemen mailed three billion letters annually during the war. Free mail for soldiers and sailors cost the post office department about 91.9 million dollars per year.
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United States
Post Office Department
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