County Farm Bureau Women Hear Seventh District Leader
Seventy-one attendees gather for a County Farm Bureau Women’s contact meeting at the Farm Bureau office. Mrs. Merle Twinam of Crawfordsville, 7th district committee woman, leads discussions on program goals, actions in health libraries music schools citizenship and international relations. Lunch hour features group discussions led by county officers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Bureau
Seventh District Committee
M. Twinam
County Farm Bureau Women's
Farm Bureau
Earl Booth
A. L Duensing
Charles Morris
Journal
A. K. Stoutner
Booth
Clark Bauer
Walter Bauer
Relph Kleese
Arthur Wiley
Mary Shields
Ruth Foster
Duensing
Assia
Tom Robb
Wayne Edmundon
Luella Sojka
Ralph Howell
Stoutner
Ted Meyer
Myral Smith
Edison on Corporations Suppressing Inventions
Report quotes Thomas Edison asserting he does not know of any case where a corporation bought a valuable invention to suppress it. The remark frames early public debate on corporate access to innovation and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
Wheat flour demand soars in military and institutions
The army, navy, hotels, and institutions consume more than 14 percent of the wheat flour supply in the United States, underscoring strain on civilian stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
United States
Community club and church group notices for West Chester
West Chester clubs and church groups publish schedules for meetings and social events. Beta Sigma Phi and Just Us Club hold evening sessions. PEO and round the road club meet in afternoons. various circles at St James church plan potlucks, needlework, and craft activities. Attendees are asked to notify hosts if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8S Smith
Earl Chorpening
OFS
Masonic Temple
Lauder Kennedy
West Chester Federated Church Social Circle
HJ Club
Ernest Strum
St. Mary’s Circle
St. James Church
Frank Redeker
Valley Ladies Aid
Carl Daering
Pansy Hill Club
Sunset Park
WCTU
J. M. Finney
St. James Circle
Clem Adam
Little Flower Circle
St. James Social Hall
Harold Kerr
Water Content Compared Among Vegetables
The article notes that tomatoes cucumbers squash and lettuce contain more water than watermelons, with turnips close to that level.
Garden party showcases winter bouquets at Fortnightly department
Mrs. William McGinnis of Ainsworth hosted the Fortnightly Garden Department gathering Tuesday evening with $4 members present. Guests included Martha McGinnis, Mrs. William McGinnis Jr., and Mrs. Herb Campbell. Members displayed chrysanthemum blooms and Sara Pollock spoke on winter bouquets, their need, making, and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McGinnis
Ainsworth
Garden I
Martha McGinnis
William McGinnis Jr
Herb Campbell
Sara Pollock
B. F Bostwick Jr
Roy Fields Hosts Y's Men Bridge Club Night
Mr and Mrs Roy Fields entertained one of the Y's Men's bridge clubs Tuesday evening. Women met for dessert at 7 30 and men joined after their meeting. Four tables played bridge with high prizes going to Mrs Duane Griggs and John Yousling. travel prize awarded to Mrs Robert Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fields
Duane Griggs
John Yousling
Robert Day
Mrs Bernard Payne joins VFW Auxiliary meeting
Mrs Bernard Payne becomes a new member at the VFW hall meeting Tuesday evening. The group heard donations of a piano from Mr and Mrs Fred Longer for hall use. President Mrs Harold Kerr led sessions as plans formed to send poppy boxes to three veterans who made local poppies.
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Bernard Payne
VFW
Fred Longer
Harold Kerr
Dave McGarffey
Milo Steele Jr
McGaffey
Stella Genkinger
Albert Wehr
James Buck
Pythian Sisters Inspect Hall Remodel at Meeting
Pythian Sisters at KP hall inspected the remodelled and redecorated hall finished recently. Mrs. Omer Conklin presided as chief with twenty eight members present. Plans were made to entertain visiting Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias arriving Thursday for the convention. Mrs. G A Reinert read the history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Omer Conklin
Knights of Pythias
Founders Day Reading Observed by Order of Pythian Sisters
Mrs. Vera Deimerly gave a reading in observance of Founders Day on October 23. The annual Halloween party is planned for Tuesday evening October 31 as a masquerade with members urged to mark the date.
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Tory
Order of Pythian Sisters
Vera Deimerly
Handcraft group showcases demonstrations on decorations and painting
Mrs Don Maxwell and Mrs Cloud Willits led demonstrations for Handcraft 11 at Mrs Byron Snider's home. Maxwell demonstrated nut cups and three table decorations for fall Thanksgiving and Christmas. Willits demonstrated figurine painting. Twelve members attended the Tuesday meeting led by Mrs T G Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Snider
Don Maxwell
T.g.davis
Cloud Willits
Fortnightly Club Social Evening Planned
The assistant leader Mrs Sam Turkington presided with guests Mrs John Rittenhouse and Mae Davis, Fortnightly president. Favorite advertisements were shown after roll call, a wiener roast for members and families followed at the home of Mr and Mrs David Kleese Tuesday evening. Mrs A L Duensing assisted on the committee. The evening was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Turkington
John Rittenhouse
Mae Davis
David Kleese
A. L. Duensing
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Washington
Iowa
Journal Bidg
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard Hotle
Just
Us Club
Junior Missionary Society
Presbyterian Women's Service Guild
Fred Moore
Bert Booth
John Lemmon
Methodist Wscs
West Chester
Bethlehem Commandery
St.t
S. C. Simmering
Mrs. Roy Fields
Bridge
Auxliary
Don Bealer
Roy Rotzinger
Bud Borman
Helen Hesseltine
Robert Lowe Sr
Wehr
Ernest White
John Little
G. A. Reinert
Booster Club
Burlington Auditorium
Burlington
la Verne Flambo
Denniston Insurance Agency
Fupume
Freezer
Lovell Wringer
M-W
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