Snowball Social Club Hosts Halloween Themed Meeting
Mrs Carl Jarrard hosted the Snowball Social Club gathering yesterday with 17 members two visitors and ten children present. President Mrs Glenn Fuhr opened a short business session while entertainment was planned by Mrs Everett Piecker and Mrs Dale Herdlicka. Refreshments featured Halloween themed trays. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Ralph Herr with entertainment led by Mrs Russell Plecker and Mrs Fred Kleinschmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jarrard
Glenn Fuhr
Everetti Piecker
Dale Herdlicka
John Rittenhouse
Don Wylie
Fuhr
Ralph Herr
Russell Plecker
Fred Kleinschmidt
Handcraft Group With Elsie Bratten
Handcraft department of the Fortnightly club met yesterday afternoon with Elsie Bratten. Mrs. T. A. Flenner reviewed Vogue and delivered a paper on Keeping up Appearances. Mrs. C. A. Pratt guest illustrated hairdressing with Mrs. Flenner as model. Mrs. Virgil Willey visited. business led by Mrs. Byron Sndere in Mrs. Hugh Hall's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bratten
T. A. Flenner
Vogue
C. A. Pratt
Flenner
Virgil Willey
Byron Sndere
Hugh Hall
Sisutts for Freedomn Celery Storage Tips
Celery can be stored with roots attached and kept until January if the sand or earth is watered to prevent wilting. For best preservation pack in a crate and store in an artificially refrigerated storeroom. Ruth Foster discusses simple methods to extend celery’s shelf life.
Lee Lease honors Joe Easter with dinner in Crawfordsville
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lease entertained at dinner in Crawfordsville on Thursday to honor her nephew Joe Easter, who is being transferred from Camp Roberts California to Ft. Sill Oklahoma after two years in Kentiac Alaska. Relatives from Washington attended. yellow and white decor highlighted by yellow calycanthus and white nut cups tied with yellow bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Lee Lease
Joe Easter
Camp Roberts
Calif
Ft. Sill
Okla
Kentiac
Alaska
Washington
Entertains Group In Redlinger Home
Ten girls gathered at Ray Redlinger home for music dancing and chat. The evening featured table talk and a menu of hamburgers potato salad pumpkin pie and whipped cream with Betty Drake Iowa City joining alongside eleven attendees including Mary Kay Redlinger Corinne Peiffer Marjorie Faulkner Phyllis Galloway and Frances Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Redlinger
Betty Drake
Iowa City
Kendall Kellerstriss
Gene Thomas
Lloyd Miller
Mary Kay Redlinger
Corinne Peiffer
Marjorie Faulkner
Phyllis Galloway
Frances Porter
Robert Porter
Carter's Little Liver Pills Improve Digestion Fast
Do you suffer poor digestion and headachy after meals Then Carter's Little Liver Pills promise rapid relief by increasing digestive juice flow in about eighty minutes The ad notes they aid digestion after Nature's own order and are available at drugstores for 10¢ or 26¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Nature
Homemakers share tested bread recipes in club meeting
At the Fortnightly club October gathering Mrs. Joe Falk demonstrated crisp braided rolls and hot quick breads. Mrs. Falk and Mrs. E. E. Stutsman served hot rolls. recipes appear in today's woman’s page with White Bread and Crisp Rolls details, plus an angel food style batter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Joe Falk
Circle Has Supper At Humphrey Home
Myrtle McCleary Circle of the Presbyterian church held a cooperative supper at the Humphrey home with 20 women present. Mrs. William Glassburner led the business meeting while Mrs. Orville Lider and Mrs. C S Lemmon managed devotions and the prayer calendar. The group voted to hold a cooperative supper at each regular meeting. Mrs. Carl Roberts reviewed Who Walks Alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle McCleary
The
Presbyterian Church
Della Humphrey
Winifred Long
William Glassburner
Orville Lider
C. S. Lemmon
Carl Roberts
Next Meeting Set for November 14 With Darlene Rail
The note lists Mrs Edith Weidner hosting guests and serving refreshments as part of a group gathering. The next meeting is scheduled for November 14 with Darlene Rail assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Weidner
Darlene Rail
Social Calendar Highlights Community Meetings and Club Events
A busy schedule lists American Legion Auxiliary armistice plans at Legion hall on Wednesday. Grace Hill and Valley Ladies Aid society host events, with church guests and social gatherings at St Pauls and West Chester U.P. church. Thursday features WCTU, OES pinochle, Women of West Chester U.P. church, Red Cross sewing, and multiple luncheons and officer elections. Friday includes Bethlehem Commandery family night supper, Garden department, Presbyterian missionary society, Rebekah lodge, and IOOF events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Song of Solomon
Valley Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Women
W.C.T.U
Clara Tate
West Second Street
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
West Chester
U.P. Church
H.J. Club
Red Cross
Roy Carter
George Foster
al Crone
Kit Gallagher
John Stewart
Country Club
P.e.co
Edith
Letitia Shields
Little Flower Circle
K. C. Hall
Pythian
Associaion
Nola Faulkner
Bethlehem Commandery
M. C. DeLong
Mrs Fenn Hosts Wesleyan Guild Meeting
Thirteen members of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church and sponsor Mrs I D Quinn attended last evening with Mrs Irvin Penn. President Mrs James Birney conducted the business meeting welcoming new members Mrs Charles Kellef and Helen Klepfer. The group spent the rest of the evening working on rag rug projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
I. D. Quinn
Irvin Penn
James Birney
Charles Kellef
Helen Klepfer
VFW Plans Halloween Party and Membership News
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary held a regular meeting at K C hall with Mrs. Margaret Payne presiding. Mrs. Earl Limerman was elected to membership, Mrs. William Matucha took the obligation, and initiations are set for the November meeting. A donation was made to the National Christmas Home fund. The poppy sale is planned for Saturday November 4 and a Halloween party is scheduled for Tuesday October 24 with committees named for entertainment and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
K C. Hall
Margaret Payne
Earl Limerman
William Matucha
National Christmas Home Fund
National
Eaton Rapids
Mich
October Meeting of Booster Club Brings $5 War Fund Gift
Mrs. Fred D. Stewart and Mrs. Ralph Stewart hosted 19 Booster club members at the former's home. Guests included Mrs. John Marek of Wellman and Mrs. Della Neal. President Mrs. Raymond Landau led a brief business meeting, the group voted $5 to the National War Fund, and planned weekly Red Cross room visits. Entertainment featured Halloween contests with prize winners Mrs. Harry Donaldson and Mrs. Martin Whittaker, plus a fortune teller stunt by Mrs. Jarrard. Buffet luncheon followed with fall floral decor. Mrs. Mae Smith and Mrs. Marek helped serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Stewart
Ralph Stewart
Booster Club
John Marek
Wellman
Della Neal
Raymond Landau
National War Fund
Mae Smith
May Bring Guest Eligible for V F W Membership
A note states a member may bring a guest who is eligible for Veterans of Foreign Wars membership, outlining guest policy and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W
Honor Mrs Shalla At Birthday Party
Friends and relatives gathered at the Joe Shalla home in Prairie Flower to mark Mrs Shalla’s 75th birthday with a social evening and generous refreshments. The cake display included a whipped cream cake by Mrs Henry Witthoft and an angel food cake by the Knotek family. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Shalla, the Witthofts, the Knoteks, Elmer Krantz and Daryl, Ruth Anna Witthoft, Martha Thrasher, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower
Joe Shalla
Shalla
Henry Witthoft
Joe Knotek
Wayne
John Witthoft
Ruth Anna
Elmer Krantz
Daryl
Martha Thrasher
Weather shifts alter human and animal behavior
Observers note that before storms and during low barometric pressure, people tend to be more irritable and both humans and animals display heightened excitement or aggression. The pattern appears across multiple reports, suggesting weather-linked changes in mood and conduct.
First birthdays of local children noted in notices
Observing their first birthdays today are Thomas Emil Peiffer son of Mr and Mrs Emil Peiffer route three Alice Faye Mullins daughter of Mr and Mrs Oldey Mullins Bonnie Virginia Whetstine daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Whetstine Wellman. Nancy Leo White two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard White Ainsworth. Donald Dean Gray son of Mr and Mrs Dick Gray and others listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Emil Peiffer
Emil Peiffer
Route Three
Alice Faye Mullins
Oldey Mullins
Bonnie Virginia Whetstine
Ivan Whetstine
Wellman
Nancy Leo White
Richard White
Ainsworth
School friends honor 14th birthday of John Dea at Ainsworth event
Mrs Harold Gray and numerous friends celebrate the 14th birthday of John Dea of Ainsworth. Attendees include Mr Charles Needley of Pilotburg and Mrs Frank Berry of Brighton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gray
John Dea
Ainsworth
Charles Needley
Pilotburg
Frank Berry
Brighton
John C. Little, Jr
Magilyn Beatty
Louise Baker
Wit Ma Kleese
Raymond Mine
Eae Lions
Seventy-Six Club Holds October Meeting
The Seventy-Six Community club met at a community building on Thursday with hostesses Mrs. Raymond Peiffer, M Ernest Chambers and Mrs. Joe Klading. Roll call covered current events and a hot pan holder exchange followed by a potluck supper planned by Mrs. Ro oder, Mrs. George Stoutner, M Chester Green and Mrs. Le Freener. Next meeting set for November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East 76
Seve ty-Six
Raymond Peiffer
Ernest Chambers
Joe? Klading
Potluck
Rooder
George Stoutner
Chester Green
le Freener
Length of Wales and its maximum span
The OCR notes that the maximum length of Wales is 136 miles. This is a compact fact listing a geographic measurement and a numeric value associated with the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
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Honor Joe Easter
Redlinger
SOC
York
Circle
Humphrey
Mrs. Fenn
Wesleyan Guild
Dave McGaffey
Wilma Crawford
Frank Hudson
June Lemley
E E. Ward
Dale Atkinson
Ray Bell
Mary Lemley
Mrs. Shalla
Atdteller
Ortocea
ETS
Ndbags
Donald Dean Gray
Amuno
Jay
U.S. Pat
Aren's
Pemwevs
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