Ardelz Santha Women Plan October Potluck Supper
Members of Ardelz Santha No 27 met in the KP hall to plan a potluck supper for October 24. Each member was urged to bring a husband or friend. There will be a ballot on a candidate and initiation at the meeting. Entertainment will precede the gathering.
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Ardelz Santha
Ardelz Santha No 27
Francis Crone
Clayton Bear
Warren Stewart
Clarence Shaffer
Paul Harvey
Crone
Rani
Nelson Woodford
Rajah
Haying Safe Practices Emphasized for Equipment and Handling
Safely use haying gear by ensuring all equipment is in sound repair. Handle forks with care to prevent falls and injuries during work.
Sunshine Community Club Wiener Roast Night
The Sunshine Community club held a wiener roast at Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox home Tuesday evening for members and families. Guests included the Layman family of Fairfield and the McCreedys from Town City, with entertainment by Mrs. Jesse Stout and readings and skits by local residents. Supper was organized by Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Wolfe, and Mrs. Koehler.
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Sunshine Community Club
Lyle Wilcox
Elwood Layman
Trusa
Fairfield
Harry McCreedy
Town City
Henry Sutherland
Jesse Stout
Clyde Thompson
Charles Wolfe
George Koehler
Will Richards
Wolfe
John Koehler
Garden Group Hears Paper on Bulb Storage
Garden II members meet at Mrs Earl Love s home as Mrs D N Anwyl’s Bulb Storage for Winter paper is read by Mrs O L Dayton. Eighteen members attend with guest Marjorie Loveless. YWCA concert by Rosa Page Welch set for Oct 5 at the Methodist church. District federation clubs convention planned for Oct 12 in Iowa City.
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Ruth Foster
Brighton and
Clay
Brighton Methodist Church
Keith Barnes
Clay Township
Miss Foster
Garden II
Earl Love‘eas
D. N. Anwyl
O. L. Dayton
R. J
Marjorie Loveless
P. F. Whisler
Rosa Page Welch
YWCA
Methodist Church
Federated Clubs
Iowa City
Joint VFW and Auxiliary Wiener Roast Attended
Thirty five attended the VFW and auxiliary wiener roast at Sunset Park on Tuesday evening. The committee included Mrs Milo Steele Jr Mrs Vera Anderson and Mrs Ethel Palmer. The next joint meeting will be the annual hard times party in October.
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VFW
Sunset Park
Milo Steele Jr
Vera Anderson
Ethel Palmer
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Charles Marek
Mrs. Charles Marek was guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dale Marek Friday evening. Attending were Charles Marek, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marek, Mrs. Anna Marek and Mrs. Ann Zingula.
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Charles Marek
Dale Marek
Robert Marek
Anna Marek
Ann Zingula
Colleen Phelps Elected Westpoint 4-H President
Colleen Phelps has been elected president of the Westpoint 4-H club. The meeting at Joyce Kleese home elected Peggy McDowell vice president Bonnie Brinning secretary treasurer Corinne Phelps historian. Last year’s records book was distributed and refreshments were served.
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Colleen Phelps
Westpoint 4-H Club
Joyce Kleese
Peggy McDowell
Bonnie Brinning
Corinne Phelps
Six Guests Attend YWCA Mixer and Meeting
The YWCA Mixers held a Tuesday evening potluck supper and business meeting at the YW room. Guests present were Wilma O’Riley Garnet Spoerry Enola Rubey Norma Anderson Mildred McBride and Doris Benson. Jorothy Turnipseed presided as president and delegates to the state BIPA weekend conference at Ottorows October 21 22 were named.
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YWCA
Wilma O’riley
Garnet Spoerry
Enola Rubey
Norma Anderson
Mildred McBride
Doris Benson
Jorothy Turnipseed
Ottorows
Doris Rouse
Louise Rouse
Nadine Payne
Clint Edwards
Charlotte Karll
Joy Pairfield
Mary Waggoner
Mixer Club
Plan Ywca Chorus
Brown Funeral Held for George M Brown in Davenport
Funeral services for George M Brown were held at Range Mortuary in Davenport on Monday September 25 at 1 oclock. He died suddenly on Thursday September 21 after living in Davenport for years and previously in Ainsworth. He is survived by his wife Emily, daughter Florence Brassfield of Connecticut, son Andrew Brown of Rock Island, two grandsons Travis and Andrew Brown II, and brothers Guy of Yakima and Cary of Mt. Union. A sister Myrtle Woodruff died the same day and was buried in St Paul. Interment followed at Davenport Memorial Park.
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Round Grove
George M Brown
Range Mortuary
Davenport
Mr. Brown
Ainsworth
George Martin Brown
Andrew
Elizabeth (Cochran) Brown
Emily (Mathers) Brown
Florence Brassfield
Connecticut
Andrew Brown
Rock Island
Travis
Andrew Brown II
Tom Rickey
Washington
Guy Brown
Yakima
Cary Brown
Mt. Union
Myrtle Woodruff
St. Paul
Minnesota
Brown
Bread Price War Shrinks Loaf to Nine Cents in New Hampton
In New Hampton a 20 ounce loaf sold for nine cents at Little Butch's Cafe, part of a price war that began when grocers cut cigarette cartons to 1.69. Owner W. E. Messersmith lowered bread from 17 to 13 cents last weekend, then to nine cents yesterday.
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New Hampton
W. E. Messersmith
Funeral services for Mrs Wall in Columbus Junction
Funeral services for Mrs J rank Wall will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in the Stephens funeral home and at 2:30 p.m. in the Swank church near Lone Tree. Rev E C Sears pastor will officiate. Burial will be in Swank cemetery.
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Columbus Junction
J.rank Wall
Stephens Funeral
Swank Church
Lone Tree
E. C. Sears
Methodist Church
Swank Cemetery
Early Chinese coins shaped like their purchases
A 300 BC era detail notes odd coin forms in China. The dress money concept linked coin shapes to the items bought. Coins resembling garments illustrated early monetary thinking and trade practices.
Turning hens to meat when they lose egg value
Extension poultry specialist F. H. Leuschner of Pennsylvania State College advises removing such hens and marketing them early. He suggests using a small holding coop in each pen or nearby to separate birds before their value declines.
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F. H. Leuschner
Pennsylvania State College
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Events
A schedule of club and church activities across Wednesday to Saturday. Includes Ainsworth CES Friendship night at the Masonic Temple, St Marys circle meeting, Knights of Columbus, plant and bulb exchange, Go I Go club, Homebuilders class, Wiener roast at Walnut school, and YMCA youth activities. Transportation and reservations noted for several events.
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Ainsworth
Masonic Temple
St. Mary's Circle
Ed Sullivan
Ndependent Club
Francis McConnell
Fansy Hill Club
Erwin Koenig
Knights of Columbus
St. James Hall
HJ Club
Hubert Malichky
Fleur de Lis
al Crone
Plant and Bulh
West Chester
WRC
John Hedberg
GOP
YMCA
Tom Davis
Town City
Crawfordsville
IOOF
HADACOL Claims Benefit for Vitamins and Energy
An Ohio farmer David Brunk endorses HADACOL claiming relief from sleep loss nervousness and low appetite after taking multiple bottles. The ad extols HADACOL for supplying Vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and Iron boosting hemoglobin and delivering nutrients to organs and body parts. It promises a money back guarantee and notes trial and family sizes from The LeBlanc Corporation 1950.
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David Brunk
Box 25
Loveland
Ohio
Brunk
Mr. Brunk
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Elect Mrs. Marvin Van Metre President of Prairie Flower Group
Mrs. Marvin Van Metre was elected president at the Prairie Flower Community Group’s first year meeting at Prairie Flower school Tuesday evening. Other officers named include Mrs. William Glassburner as vice president and Mrs. Milton Thomas as secretary-treasurer.
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Marvin van Metre
Prairie Flower Community Group
Prairie Flower School
William Glassburner
Milton Thomas
Fred Kleinschmidt
Wayne Knupp
Donald Blum
Blum
Nation in Greatest Prosperity Era says Tobin
Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin told the American Bridge Tunnel and Turnpike Association last night that the nation is in the midst of its greatest prosperity era. He noted demand for production is high and warned that women and retired workers may have to adjust to labor market needs.
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Boston
Mass
Maurice J. Tobin
American Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association
Labor Forecast Warns of Higher Demand and Jobs Rise
Tobin predicted a surge in employment to about 71 million within two years as the economy remains strong. He noted the boom existed before the Korean conflict with 6 million workers employed then and a peak output of 270 billion dollars annually.
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Tobin
Color Blindness Affects More Men Than Women
A historical note explains that faulty color vision occurs in about ten times as many men as women and mentions that ladies have a better oe.
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