Augustine Family Hosts Birthday Dinner for Geraldine Jo
A Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Keith Augustine's Augustine home celebrated Geraldine Jo Augustine's first birthday and Pvt. Glenn E. Miller on furlough from Virginia. A basket meal and two birthday cakes marked the occasion with many relatives and friends from Dublin Keota Wes Packwood Wellman and nearby areas in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Augustine
Geraldine Jo Augustine
Pvt
Glenn E. Miller
Virginia
Geraldine Jo
Glenn EB. Miller
Marilyn
Washington
Roy Johnson
Judy
Wellman
Leroy Richardson
Karen
Sharon Trier
Keota
John Hough
Wes
Chester
Glen Little
Packwood
Billie Robertson
Walter Wolfe
Artford Richardson
Margaret Robertson
Reita Kay Augustine
Dublin
V F W Groups Plan Joint Social and Poppy Sale
Veterans of Foreign Wars post and auxiliary schedule a joint social and annual Poppy sale for Saturday November 4 with 2 500 poppies ordered. The group reviews Armistice Day events and revival of a prewar degree team plus discussions on monthly social meetings and possible combined gatherings with the Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Post
K. C. Hall
Cleo Shockey
V.F.W
Jesse Radda
Burlington
A. B. MacCreadie
Daytona Beach
Fla
Florida
Social and charity event at auxiliary meeting
The social for Tuesday evening Oct 24 allows one guest per member with treats provided by Mr. McCreadie. A committee led by Mrs E Ward Mrs Ray Bell Mrs Date Atkinson and Mrs Earl Lemley organizes the social. During the post meeting 45 Christmas boxes were packed for overseas members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
McCreadie
E. &. Ward
Ray Bell
Date Atkinson
Earl Lemley
Auxiliary
Birthdays and anniversaries mark a local celebration list
Two members of the Journal’s Three Quarter Century club F L Badger born 1862 in Memphis Tennessee and Mrs Laticia French born 1858 in Columbus City. Sidney Smith and his wife observe their 40th wedding anniversary in Medford Oregon. Eardley Hell Jr of Wellman celebrates his 100th birthday while granddaughter Bertha Mae Bell marks her 20th. Carl Edward Blatter, son of EB Blatter, has three candles on his cake today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
F L. Badger
Laticia French
Mr. Badger
Memphis
Tenn
Mrs. French
Columbus City
Sidney Smith
Medford, Ore
Washington
Eardley Hell, Jr
Wellman
Bertha Mae Bell
Carl Edward Blatter
EB. J. Blatter
Birthday greetings and party notes from the Journal staff
Others receiving congratulations today are Mrs. Iva Bales, Carl Kallous of Ainsworth, Mrs. Ed Shalla of Salem, Wilfred Wittetoe, Mrs. Clarence Rathmel, Journal employes feasted yesterday on chocolate candy, birthday treats from Bruce Cowden who observes a birthday on Oct. id.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Bales
Carl Kallous
Ainsworth
Ed Shalla
Salem
Wilfred Wittetoe
Clarence Rathmel
Journal
Bruce Cowden
Mrs Baker Hosts St James Circle Card Party Plans
The St James Circle of St James church met Tuesday evening with Mrs L S Baker. The group socialized and planned a card party for September 25 at K C hall. Eleven members and Father Corcoran attended. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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St. James
St James Church
L. S. Baker
K. C. Hall
Father Corcoran
Social Calendar Notes from Thursday Events
Local clubs and church groups schedule meetings and activities around 2:30 to 7:30 p.m. at venues including the Masonic temple and YWCA. Highlights include OES regular meeting, cooperative dinner, YWCA souvenir exhibit, church unit gatherings, Rainbow Girls, and a Bible department session. Public library and amateur drama updates also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuwsday St. Rita Circle
P.m
Grant Humble
S. Marion Ave
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Y.W.C.A
Red Cross
Merrite McDaniel
Amelia C. Cook
Tanquet
Temple
Should tops be removed from vegetables for storage
Ruth Foster advises trimming tops from vegetables for winter storage. Root crops lose moisture less when tops are cut half an inch above the roots. Onions should have tops cut to within an inch and a half of the bulb to preserve quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Foster
Just Us Club Meeting Highlights and Halloween Refreshments
Mrs. W. Kaster hosted the Just Us club regu lar meeting with 15 members and two guests Mrs Arch ie Bu wer and Mrs EB Ward. Rell call featured Embarassing Moments and Children s Cute Sayings. A $5 donation was made to the National War Fund. Entertainment included elev er contests and refreshments were served themed to Halloween.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beggs
EB. H. Messer
Easter
Hower
Ward
Postwar Bake-Ready Mix Aims to Simplify Home Cakes
After the war the market shifts to ready mixed frozen cake batter as the key product. Housewives need only bake and serve, streamlining dessert prep and promoting convenience in households.
Entertain Journal Employes at Fish Dinner in Congress
Journal staff and spouses enjoyed a fish dinner at the Congress Hotel dining room with thirty three present. Honorees included Max Marble Bruce Cowden Louise Fields and Edith Morris all tied to October birthdays. Cowden shared a birth date with Eleanor Roosevelt, and newsboys shouting Extra added whimsy as festivities featured limericks, prizes, and playful games led by Mrs Dave Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Hotel
Max Marble
Bruce Cowden
Louise Fields
Wdith Morris
Cowden
Becaues
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
Dave Elder
Journal
Bill Shannon
Harmony Club Hosts Eleven Members and Guests
Mrs. T. M. Harvey hosted eleven Harmony Club members and three children for an afternoon meeting. President Mrs. Don McLaughlin led business and roll call, with radio quiz by Mrs. Paul Mayer and a ghost reading and play. Hostess assisted by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Will McConnell served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Harvey
Harmony Club
Don McLaughlin
Paul Mayer
George Dare
Nelson Thompson
Manford Wilcox
Thomposn
Will McConnell
Patterson Families Honor Pvt Harvey During Furlough
Mr and Mrs T M Harvey hosted a cooperative dinner Sunday to honor their son Pvt Richard T Harvey home on furlough. He departed Monday for Fort Benning after serving at Camp Robinson. Guests included Nicholson Dickinson McFarlane and Patterson relatives from Richland Libertyville Red Cloud and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Harvey
Patterson
Richard T. Harvey
Fort Benning
Camp Robinson
Ark
Harvey
Clayston Nicholson
Larry
Sarah
Richland
Gerald Dickinson
Bobby
Libertyville
Glen McFarlane
Red Cloud
Nebr
A. C. Patterson
Edith
George Norman
Journal group presents book to Mr Cowden
The Journal organization presented a book to Mr. Cowden as a token of the esteem in which he is held. The group always enjoys good times together and last evening further proved that fact.
Patterson Family Names in Local Notice
A fragment lists individuals with Patterson surname including Milo, Phyllis, Jerry and Junior, Donna, Joan Ross, Mr. and Mrs Harold Patterson, Ronald, Duane Dearing, Mrs. Richard Harviet h Patterson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Patterson
Phyllis
Jerry
Junior
Donna Patterson
Joan Ross
Harold Patterson
Ronald
Duane Dearing
CIA
Richard Harvieth Patterson
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Augustine
Glamour
Independence
Arctic
East Side Square
Mrs. Baker
St. James Circle
Rothschilds
Little Lady Sterling
Sterling
Forstmann
Melton
Rothschild’s
Loyal Women's Cass of Baptist Church
Westernoon
Cy Bush
Lois Turnipseed
W.S.C.S
Sunset Park
Walter Jarrard
Will Richards
Maurice Crawford
Russel Goodin
B. E. Stutsman
Arthur Pratt
Marion Ave
W. L. Rukgaber
E. Main St
Y. W
Esther Stewart Tordwell
Nineteenth Century Club
George Morrison
Manila
Philippines
Java
Stat’ Freedom
Mrs. Kaster
Oxydol
Folger's
Louisa Gold
Wheaties
Swansdown
Babo
Jar
Peg
MLK Carnation
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Lewis Lye
Thomassen’s
Entertain Journal
Congress
Pvt. Harvey
Infants’ Wear Dept
Rapp
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