Birthday Tribute for Carol Graber in Wayland
Mrs. Helen Graber hosted a birthday party for her daughter Carol Graber in Wayland on her 11th birthday. The event featured games and refreshments including cake ice cream and cocoa with guests Viola Littrell Donna Hauenstein Carla and Betty Erickson Jerpara Wyse Janet Miller Carla Johnson Alice Wehr Carelyn Blosser and Aldine in attendance.
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Wayland
Helen Graber
Carol
Viola Littrell
Donna Hauenstein
Carla
Betty Erickson
Jerpara Wyse
Janet Miller
Carla Johnson
Alice Wehr
Carelyn Blosser
Aldine
Wednesday Study Club and Progress Club Meet at Mrs Conrad’s
Mrs Leslie Peter son Eichelbeger and Mrs Ora Conrad hosted Wednesday and Friday gatherings of the Wednesday Study Club and Progress Club. Eight members attended the first meeting with Mrs Ray Gov presenting and refreshments served. Nine members attended the second with Mrs M W Nayior guest and Mrs Idn Bowring on the program. Rain reduced attendance both days.
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Eichelbeger
Leslie Peterson
Mariel
Conrad
Ora
Ray Gov
Progress Club
M. W. Nayior
Idn. Bowriing
Bloomquist Named President of Local Men's Club
Crawfordsville Sept 25 The Metho dist church Men s club opened its season with about 380 in attendance. The featured speaker was Owen Theil of Iowa City, a noted authority in his field.
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Crawfordsville
The
Methodist Church
OwWen Theil
Iowa City
How May I Can Ripe Pimentos
Recipe-like guidance on canning ripe pimentos. Instructions describe placing peppers in a hot oven or boiling water, removing skins stems and seeds, packing hot into hot jars with salt and no liquid, then processing in a boiling water bath for about 40 minutes.
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Ruth Foster
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
A series of upcoming community gatherings listed for the week includes a Thursday benefit card party at K P hall, a country club family night supper at the clubhouse, and a 6:45 p.m. Child Study department meeting hosted by Mrs. R J Kleese. Friday features a carnival by Sunshine Community Club at Marion Sheetz home, while Saturday offers a U and I Club supper hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Schulty. Monday brings a church co operative supper for Rev and Mrs Parker, a Rainbow Girls gathering at Masonic temple, and a Daughters of Union Veterans meeting at Legion hall.
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K.P. Hall
Country Club
R. J. Kleese
Parker
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
J. E. Kunath
Foster Bagge
Jeff
St. Daughters of Union Veterans, Hae
Legion Hall
Local anniversaries mark dates for several couples
Mr and Mrs Milford Cook and Mr and Mrs Stanley McKeown Jr observe anniversaries with weddings in 1940. Mr McKeown serves in the armed forces. Two men in service from Washington Hal Williams on the east coast and Stan Kieser in the south Pacific mark birthdays today. Well wishes go to Mrs Emily Crone Lins C A Ruebsam a former Washington resident Mrs Richard Miller Mrs Tony Meath of Keota Kathleen Bruty Mrs Howard Sigafoose of Shilo community Carl C Steele of Columbus Junction Esther Howard.
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Milford Cook
Stanley McKeown, Jr
Grant Fletcher
McKeown
Washington
Hal Williams
East Coast
Stan Kieser
South Pacific
Emily Crone Lins
C. A. Ruebsam
Richard Miller
Tony Meath
Keota
Kathleen Bruty
Howard Sigafoose
Shiloh
Carl C. Steele
Columbus Junction
Esther Howard
Just Us Club Meeting Led by Mrs L F Harding
Sixteen members attended the Just Us club gathering yesterday afternoon with Mrs L F Harding as hostess. She conducted the business session and reminded members that club dues would be referenced in upcoming notices.
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Us Club
Mrs. L. F. Harding
Just Us Club
L. F. Harding
W. Easter
John Shebeck
Cy Bush
D. W. McCiyre
Easter
J. N. Dodd
Howard Messer
VFW Observes Birthdays With Dinner At KC Hall
The national Veterans of Foreign Wars marked 45 years since its founding on Sept. 23 and the local unit 12 years old with a Tuesday dinner at KC hall attended by 60 members and families. Committee members organized a cooperative menu of fried chicken and turkey and a social evening followed.
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National Veterans of Foreign Wars
K. C. Hall
V.F.W. Fest
Leslie Payne
Jesse Radda
Howard Hoyle
Had Edmondson
Gerald I Hoyle
Mr. Radds
S. W. Easter
USO
Chicago
Maranda Martin
Ray Bell
Will
Society Luncheon for Cotter Group at Bethel Church
Members of the Missionary society of Bethel church hosted a 1 o clock luncheon at the Harry Dye home yesterday with Women of the Cotter Presbyterian church as guests. About 22 women attended including 13 from Cotter. A pink green color scheme framed the table with roses from Grace Showers garden. The afternoon included a devotional led by Mrs W Allen and musical offerings by Elsie Brat on. Mrs Carl J Roberts presented a review of We Were Alone.
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Missionary Society of the Bethel Church
Harry Dye
Cotter Presbyterian Church
Cotter
Grate Showes Garden
Tiebles
W. Allen
Elsie Braton
Carl J. Roberts
Plasma transfusion claim from Harvard sparks debate
The article reports plasma made from beef cattle blood as a potential human transfusion material per Harvard University findings and notes tests on nearly 3,000 patients. It also mentions US coke use, a meeting with Mrs Easter, and social afternoon activities with bingo and prizes.
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Harvard University
Aileen Kepler and Laird Emry Wed in Iowa City
Crawfordsville notices announce that Aileen Kepler of Fairfield married Laird Emry of Libertyville on August 10 at Iowa City Methodist parsonage. Rey Dunnington officiated. Emry's family runs a dairy farm in Libertyville. Kepler will continue teaching home economics and other subjects this year.
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Crawfordsville
Aileen Kepler
Fairfield
Laird Emry
Libertyville
Iowa City
Rey Dunnington
Emery
Large scale bomber program demands vast manpower
An estimated 22,500 man hours are needed to build an average American four engine bomber. To mount a heavy invasion raid, at least 50,000 ground personnel and 7,000 to 12,000 air crew are required to deploy 1,000 bombers.
Seal skin processing bottleneck limits output to 45000 yearly
The long and secretive process from raw seal skins to final luster demands skilled labor. Months are needed to finish each skin and a current shortage of workers reduces annual finished skin production to about 45,000 units.
Resin-stabilized roads spread across six states
Resin stabilized road surfaces are in service in Florida Georgia Mississippi Ohio Delaware and South Carolina built through coordination between city and state highway departments. Soil stabilization has been implemented for army projects in Florida Mississippi and South Carolina.
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Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Ohio
Delaware
South Carolina
Mrs Triv Jones Hosts Navy War Wives Club
The Navy War Wives club was entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. Triv Jones. The gathering featured card games and social visiting with refreshments afterward. A fall flower centerpiece and lighted tapers adorned the refreshment table. Attending were Mia, Harry Renoux, Mrs. Lyle Brinton, Mrs. Ivan Marston, Mrs. Marshall Koehler, and Mrs. Orin Wallace.
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Navy War Wives Club
Triv Jones
Mia
Harry Renoux
Lyle Brinton
Ivan Marston
Marshall Koehler
Orin Wallace
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