Anniversary Committee Plans Clever Birthday Party
The Fortnightly club announces a birthday dinner with Dr. Eric C. Kollman as speaker on "Requirements of Peace" following the club’s anniversary dinner at the Methodist church. Turkey dinner served at 6:30, reservations at Nicola and Harmon book store, and decorations planned by the committee with Donald Ben blossom.
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Kollman
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Donald Benblossom
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Efbe
Stutsman
Nicola and Harmon Book Store
H. A. Beenblossom
Frank Crone
Elizabeth and
Etha Dawson
Mary Welch
C. P. Weldin
Ed Sorrell
Irene Yard
A. S. Smith
Eileen Jeffrey
Ethel Anderson
Clarence Shaffer
Jay Sellers
Kenneth Peters
Howard Snyder
James Rouch
Paul Horak
Albert Mills
Gene Gorham
Harry Sowden
Washington
Frank L. Wilson
Elizabeth Beamer
Anna Dawson
C. W. McLaughlin, Sr
David McLaughlin
H. H. McCleery
J. O. Sexton
J. A. Porter
Roger S. Sherman
Carl J. Roberts
R. H. McCleery
George Rudiger
W. B. Dupuis
T. A. Michels
Sowden
Howard L. McCleery
William C. Sitler
Clarice Meek
Sorrell
Miss Welch
Nyla Reinier
R. E. Whisler
William Boshart
Eileen Hammen
Donna Sellers
Richard Ross
Mary Lou Barth
Geraldine Crone
Harry Marlowe, Jr
Phyllis Brown
Betty Grecian
R. H. MccCleery
Rudiger
Dade B. Shearer
E. G. Fisher
M. M. Schell
Eric C. Kollman
Women’s Federated Clubs
Eric Kollman
St. James P. T. A
West Chester Methodist W. S. C. S
Pythian Sisters
Shape and meaning of standard highway signs
The National Safety Council notes highway sign shapes carry definite meanings. For example the stop sign is always octagonal and should be kept even if the lettering is obscured.
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Mrs Goodlander Hosts Pansy Hill Club Meeting
Mrs Max Goodlander hosted the October Pansy Hill club meeting with eight members answering roll on favorite authors. Mrs Glenn Thompson led business, Bertha Moore reviewed Go With Him Twain, and decorations featured Halloween motifs. The November meeting is set with Mrs Russell Goodin.
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Glenn Thompson
Thompson
Him Twain
Bertha Moore
Russell Goodin
Pinochle Party at Temple Honors Hostesses and Scores
Mrs Walter Doak and Mrs Wendell Baker led the Eastern Star pinochle party at Masonic temple yesterday afternoon. Mrs Claude Rhodebeck and Mrs Kiehare Hotle won high and low scores as five tables played. Jack o lanterns, false faces and fall fruit baskets decorated the scene while refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Walter Doak
Wendell Baker
Masonic Temple
Claude Rhodebeck
Kiehare Hotle
Longs Entertain At Pinochle Party
Mr and Mrs Cecil Long hosted a Halloween evening pinochle party with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Hotle and Carla Mr and Mrs James Custer Mr and Mrs Everette Miller Mr and Mrs Duane Daering Norma Payne Lloyd Turnipseed and others High score prizes went to Mrs Miller and Mr Daering with consolation awards to Miss Payne and Mr Turnipseed Refreshments matched October Halloween themes.
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Cecil Long
Charles Hotle
Carla
James Custer
Everette Miller
Duane Daering
Norma Payne
Homemakers Learn Color Harmony in The Home Lesson
In Franklin township a group of 42 women and four children attended the homemakers meeting led by Mrs. Fred Coakley. Ruth Foster explained color harmony with Wanda Crocker assisting, discussing artistically using multiple materials with one predominant figured surface.
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Franklin Township
Fred Coakley
Ruth Foster
Wanda Crocker
Harold Klopfenstein
Clarence Booth
Orville Griggs
Merle Sheetz
Edgar Stewart
Win Durst
John Hindahl
Wayne Mangold
Mildred Statler
Associate Presbyterian Church Schedule
Basil G. McBee is the pastor. Services include Sabbath school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Young people at 7 30 p.m. Evening worship at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Basil G. McBee
Walnut community groups outline social calendar notices
Social calendar items list club meetings and events at Walnut schools churches and venues. Activities include Women's Club W C C U meetings white elephant sale Y W C A events Masonic temple gatherings and Pythian Sisters sessions with times locations hostesses and ticket notes.
Report Convention At T T T Meeting
Crawfordsville October meeting of Chapter L of T T T held at Mrs Harold Tolander’s home with 20 members and one guest. Mrs Wayne Peterson and Mrs Earl Monson reported on the convention. Peterson presented a white Bible and gifts to members. Vernon White received a past president pin. A Halloween party is planned for Friday at the Legion hall.
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Crawfordsville
Harold Tolander
Olds
Wayne Peterson
Earl Monson
Peterson
Vernon White
Legion Hall
Brown Couple To Hold Open House On 60th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W T Brown of 413 N White Street Mr Pleasant observe their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday November 2. An open house for friends and relatives from two to five in the Brown home. They are parents of Charles Brown of Wellman.
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W. T. Brown
N. White Street
Pleasant
Brown
Charles ©. Brown of
Wellman
Birthday candles mark many local celebrations
The clipping lists birthdays in the community with candles on cakes for Mich ael Dennis Cnossen James Robert Palmer John Logan Peterson and Stephen Thomas Johnson. It notes observers including Marian Waters Grace Mincer John Whiting D. W. Githens Ruth Gideon Donald Brown Harold Strum Fred Moore Edward Wolfe Harold Godlove P F Whisler Lyle Box Ted Ross and Janet Mangold whose ninth birthday is noted.
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Michael Dennis Cnossen
Bill E. Cnossen
James Robert Palmer
Robert Palmer
John Logan Peterson
A. C. Peterson
Ruth Gideon
Donald Brown
Bethel
Harold Strum
Fred L Moore
Edward Wolfe
Harold Godlove
P. F. Whisler
Lyle Box
Ted Ross
D A P Club Meets With Mrs Stephens in Ainsworth
The D A P club met with Mrs S A Stephens in Ainsworth Tuesday afternoon. Eight members answered roll call with cleverly assigned stunts. Names were drawn for the Christmas exchange. The hostess served refreshments. Mrs Louise Thompson will be hostess at the Nov 11 meeting.
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D. A. P. Club
S. A. Stephens
Ainsworth
Releall
Louise Thompson
Pinochie Club Guests At Campbell Home
Mrs. Oral Mayo and ten members of the Pinochie Club visited Mrs. Jesse Campbell yesterday afternoon. Pinochie was played at two tables with high score awarded to the leading player.
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Oral Mayo
U Go
Jesse Campbell
Masquerade Party at T. Simons Home Hosts and Guests
Mrs. T. J. Simons and her daughters hosted a Hallowe en masquerade party at the Simons home northwest of town. Guests arrived in costumes and prizes were awarded for best outfits. Games quizzes dancing to records and Halloween refreshments followed with many area residents attending.
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T. J. Simons
Wayne Chamberlin
Homer Herron
Simons
Hallowe'en
Betty Simons
Harry Chamberlin
Dallas Chamberlin
Kenneth Dunwoody
Norbert Norris
Gene Chalupa
Harmony Club and Township Meeting Noted Activities
Women from Clay and Brighton township attended a Washington meeting on Wednesday. Harmony club met Monday evening at Mrs. Joe Kessel’s home. Roll call cited vegetable storage. Games followed by refreshments. Bert Hutchinson sold his farm near Brighton to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kurtz of Salina and began a western trip visiting his sister in Kansas City, his son and wife in Phoenix, and another sister in Venura.
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Clay
Brighton Township
Washington
Harmony Club
Joe Kessel
Bert Hutchinson
Brighton
Raymond Kurtz
Salina
Mary Williams
Kansas City
Roscoe Hutchinson
Phoenix
Ariz
Alice Parmeter
Venura
Calif
Halloween party hosts and guests noted
Mrs. E. H. Whitehead and sow to Mrs. S. N. Sorrell. Mrs. John She beck assisted the hostess in serving Halloween refreshments.
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E. H. Whitehead
S. N. Sorrell
John Shebeck
Hunters in Sun Valley Find Elk Hunting with Bow
In Sun Valley Idaho hunters pursue elk using a bow and arrow, enjoying the sport in their region.
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Sun Valley
Ida
Farm Bureau Lesson Aims at Color Harmony in Home
Brighton October 31 Ruth Foster Washington county home economist led the second Farm Bureau lesson Color Harmony in the Home at the Methodist church parlor assisted by Wanda Crocker Mt. Union economist. Clay township officers and health and foreign aid topics were discussed. Kenneth Grant and two sons visit Denver. D. J. Kyle hosts hob o party for Merry Moderns. Mrs Cecil Walker attends OES chapter in Sioux City.
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Brighton
Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Ruth Foster
Washington County
Wanda Crocker
Mt. Union
Keith Barnes
Clay Township
Otto Walton
Wilbur Day
Kenneth Donovan
World’s Relation
Kenneth Grant
Denver
Lorraine Stannard
Ida Stannard
Washington County Hospital
Gladys Kessel
D. J. Kyle
Cecil Walker
Rand
O. E.S
Sioux City
Hattie Jones
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