Cedar Homemakers At Crawford Home
Mrs Maurice Crawford opened her Crawford home to 35 Cedar township homemakers on Thursday. Mrs Earl Booth chaired the meeting naming committees for health library schools magic world relations. Ruth Foster led a lesson on Furniture Arrangement with group activities and discussion. Dainty refreshments were served from the dining room buffet by several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Crawford
Cedar Township
Earl Booth
Clark Bauer
Glen Knapp
Marice Crawford
Gavie Cupp
Ted Anderson
Bauer
Ruth Foster
Wm. Gamon
John Rittenhouse
Demonstration Meal at Gracious Family Meals
The Lexington church dining room hosts a cooperative noon dinner titled a demonstration meal led by Mrs Wayne Norman as chairwoman. The event features a community supper in Gracious Family Meals setting.
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Lexington Church
Wayne Norman
J W Baker W R C Plans Inspection
The J W Baker Woman's Relief Corps met at West Chester K P hall with 14 officers and members present. President Mrs Nelson Woodford led the session. reports noted $57 for relief items and $3 cash, plus a thank you letter from Knoxville Veterans Hospital.
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J. W. Baker Woman's Relief Corps
West Chester K. P. Hall
Nelson Woodford
Relief Committee
I G White W R C October Meeting Report
I G White W R C met at the Legion hall with 26 members present led by president Mrs. Er nest Salladay. Officers reported, new membership application noted, auditing committee found books in good condition, invitation received for J W Baker W R C inspection and cooperative dinner on Oct 24, state convention set for Oct 22 in Iowa City.
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Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
District No. 1
Iowa City
Mi. Woodford
Ard Pearl Smith
Keota
Washington Corps
Matie Baker
Washington
Ernest Salladay
J. W. Baker
Practice Aims Ahead Of October 30 Inspection Meeting
Members met for practice before an inspection meeting set for October 30. After the regular closing exercises, refreshments were served by Mrs. O. E. Schmitt and Mrs. Ralladay.
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Den
O. E. Schmitt
Ralladay
To Each His Own tops superb film drama at State Theatre
Paramount's To Each His Own opens at the State Theatre with Olivia DeHavilland in a leading role as Jody Norris. John Lund shines in dual parts as lover and son in a World War I to World War II saga of love sacrifice and hidden identity.
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Paramount
State Theatre
Olivia DeHavilland
Jody Norris
John Lund
Jody
Miss DeHavilland
Mary Anderson
Philip Terry
Roland Culver
Virginia Welles
Bill Goodwin
Family Dinner Night At Country Club Set For Thursday
Members of the Country Club and families plan an October dinner party Thursday evening at the clubhouse. Committee chairman is Mrs. Lester Orr with Mrs. T L Brookhart in charge of calling. After dinner entertainment is led by Mrs. Ray Whitehead and Mrs. R Patterson.
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Lester Orr
T. L. Brookhart
Ray Whitehead
R. Patterson
Orr
Brookhar
Whitehead
Patterson
Max Marble
Bob Marble
Clayton Bear
Nate Young
E. D. Morrison, Jr
C. R. McCutchen, Jr
Local travelers return from Ozarks three day trip
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wehr returned last night from a three day motor trip in the Ozarks and Missouri. Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Cross of Sigourney spent yesterday with their daughter, Mrs. Logan Heilman, Mr. Heilman and son, Logan Lee.
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Albert Wehr
Ozarks
Missouri
W. H. Cross
Sigourney
Logan Heilman
Mr. Heilman
Logan Lee
Governor Blue to Speak in Southeast Iowa
Gov Robert D Blue opens a four stop set of re election campaign speeches in Wapello tonight The tour continues with GOP rallies in Muscatine Burlington and Oskaloosa on following days with locations announced later and no specific topics given.
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Des Moines
Robert D. Blue
Wapello
Iowa
Muscatine
Burlington
Oskaloosa
Grocers urge end to meat price controls at convention
The Iowa Retail Grocers Association and Meat Dealers Association called for abolishing meat price controls in a resolution at their 47th annual convention in Des Moines. Delegates postponed votes on repealing the state sales tax and permitting packaged liquor sales in grocery stores.
Colwell Family Visits Des Moines With Kepharts
Mr and Mrs P E Colwell of Des Moines spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs R W Kephart. Donnie Stockman son of Mr and Mrs Louis Stockman Davenport shows improvement and is the sole patient at Scott County isolation hospital after recovery from polio in Washington. He had been with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Kuntz Route One for two weeks.
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Donnie Stockman
Louis Stockman
Davenport
Scott County Isolation Hospital
Washngton
Harry Kuntz
Corn Drying Water Loss in 40‑Acre Field at 70 Bu/A
A 40 acre corn field yielding 70 bushels per acre would need to shed 7,000 gallons of water as the corn dries from maturity to 20 percent moisture.
Omaha Pastor Dr. Frank Black to Address Brotherhood
Dr. Frank Black former army chaplain and current pastor at Central United Presbyterian Omaha will speak to the Washing ton U. P. church brotherhood tonight. Regular dinner at seven then program where Black will deliver a talk.
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Frank Black
Central United Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Brotherhood of the
Washington U. P
Black
Poultry Health Seminar At Omaha Grand Line School
Clarence Lee of Humble Pro duce attended a four day Grand Line poultry diseases course in Omaha Nebraska. Lectures demonstrations and lab work highlighted new developments in poultry management with Clarence performing lab tasks under Dr R T Berwald.
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Clarence Lee
Humble Produce
Omaha
Nebraska
Clarence
R. TI. Berwald
Grand O-Lac
Electric catapult could launch giant planes in 500 foot run
At Patuxent River Maryland a Westinghouse electro pult demonstration showed a five inch high car racing 1000 feet on rails to propel planes to 200 mph. Westinghouse engineer M F Jones said the device could be used by planes on drawing boards and possibly future carriers. Passengers would not feel discomfort from the short rapid takeoff due to slow initial acceleration.
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Navy
Westinghouse Electric Corp
M. F. Jones
Westinghouse
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