Local Families Prepare Moves In City Transfers
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller move this week to 624 East Second Street from 15 South Marion Avenue. Francis Brooks and family will occupy the Miller apartment. Harold Booth and daughter Connie of Knoxville visited the Reed home this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Miller
East Second Street
South Marion Avenue
Francis Brooks
Millers
Harold Booth
Connie
Knoxville
C. B. Reed
Pre-Nuptial Party for Ina Jean Lantz Held at Home
Mrs Merlin Finke hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Ina Jean Lantz at her Wyman area home Friday. Guests played games including Floral Wedding and created a scrapbook for the bride. Advice was read, gifts were displayed in a pink and white wagon, and refreshments were served. Miss Lantz will wed Donald Kracaw on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Finke
Ina Jean Lantz
Wyman
Kenneth Artur
Miss Lantz
Donald &, Kracaw
Margaret McCall Honored at William Woods College
Margaret McCall of Washington, a student at William Woods College in Fulton, Missouri, was elected vice president of the senior class and photographed in The Green Owl. Her father Glenn McCall and others attended a reception for new students and a college program for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McCall
Washington
William Woods College
Fulton Mo
Green Owl
Glenn McCall
Dave McCall
Ellen Gray
Annie Tanner
Fulton
Organize Adult Education Class in Lincoln Zone
Lincoln Parent Teacher Association organizes a child study and parent education group in the Lincoln school district. The first meeting is Thursday Oct 2 at 8 pm in the Y Community room with speaker Mrs Payne Marshall county welfare director. Officials include Mrs George R Norman chair and Mrs William McDole secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parent Teacher Association
Payne Marshall
Lincoln
George R. Norman
William McDole
Don Knight
Country Club
Rural Woman's Club
Grant Humsten
George Freshwaters
Lorden Store
Claude Bain
Friendly Circle Club
Harold Klopfenstein
Lincoln P. T. A
Child Study and Parent Education Organization
P.m
H. Kk. O. Club
Walter Anderson
Roll Call
Chicago transit lines to be publicly owned at midnight
Chicago street car and elevated lines will transfer from private owners to the Chicago Transit Authority at midnight unless an appeals delay occurs. Junior bondholders sought a court delay. the TA will acquire 500 miles of street car tracks and 4,000 vehicles plus 1,600 elevated cars and 235 stations. Fare increases to 10 cents for street cars and 12 cents for elevated cars will fund a 10 year modernization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago Transit Authority
Transit Authority
Early U S corporations scarce in 1800 report
A Twentieth Century Fund survey finds 335 profit seeking corporations in 1800. Turnpike, bridge and canal firms formed about two thirds, with banks and insurers making up the rest. manufacturing counted only six. The privilege to form corporations was government granted under special conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pasteurization Milestone Shapes U S Milk Supply
The first compulsory pasteurization law was enacted in 1908 in Chicago. The U S Public Health Service reports that pasteurization now covers 88 percent of fluid milk in large cities and is universally accepted by health officials as the only measure to prevent milk borne disease when applied to all milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
U. S. Public Health Service
Local Club Women Invite State Leaders to Thursday Meeting
Mrs A D Wiese state president of Women's Federated Clubs in Iowa and Mrs F W Weitz contributing editor to Agenda will headline a district meeting of women's clubs in the Methodist church Thursday. A turkey luncheon with reservations due today will follow at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Wiese
Women’s Federated Clubs
Iowa
F. W. Weitz
Agenda
Women’s Clubs’ District
Earl A. Loveless
Carl J. Roberts
T. A. Michels
Washington
van Buren
Scott
Muscatine
Louisa
Lee
Johnson
Jefferson
Henry
Des Moines
Cedar
State Federation
Wiese
Florence Fraseur
Tipton
Everett K. Burham
Patricia Weldin
State Department
Re- Clarence
Clarence Pruess
Walter Smith
Roberts
R. H. McCreery
NM. Speidel
KE. &. Stutsman
W.S C.S
Karl Loveless
Y.W. C.A
Vinton
Bible Department Meets at Library
The Fort nightly club Bible department met at the public library after noon. Mrs J N Dodd opened with prayer, led by Mrs N M Speidel. Members answered roll call, memory verse 1 Thess 8 18 was repeated, readings from Thessalonians discussed, Towers ordered. Next meeting question asks location and history of the first church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Department
J. N. Dodd
N. M. Speidel
Tyrone Card Club Hosts Meeting At Crawford Home
The Tyrone card club was entertained at the Omer Crawford home Friday evening. High scores were Mrs. Dwight Moody and C. L. Conklin, low scores were Mrs. Harold Sheers and Lyle Van Sickle. Ellen Crawford assisted the hostess with refreshments. The next meeting will be at the Earnest Van Sickle home on Oct 31 with a cooperative supper at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone Card Club
Omer Crawford
Dwight Moody
C. L. Conklin
Harold Sheers
Lyle van Sickle
Ellen Crawford
Earnest van Sickle
Maine Highway Network Highlights Thousands of Miles
Maine's transportation system comprises 22 401 miles of road with more than 8 000 miles designated as state highways. The figure underscores the extensive scope of Maine's road network and its role in regional mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Birthday Greetings Overflow in Local Notices
Anniversary congratulations spread for Ray C Blankenhorn and Ainsworth couple marking 25 years and 7th anniversary of Bernard McCarthy. Birthday cakes honor Nerdine Anne Boshart Carolyn Anne Straube and many residents from Kalona Des Moines Wayland and Washington receive best wishes today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C Blankenhorn
Ainsworth
W. H. McCune
Eagle Grove
Bernard McCarthy
Nerdine Anne Boshart
Dennis Boshart
Co. Wayland
Carolyn Anne Straube
Homemakers Tea With Mrs R J Kleese
Washington township hosts a homemakers tea with 30 women present. Ruth Foster, Washington county home economist, spoke on Family Living programs and 4 H in home and community. Headliners 4 H club displayed clothing. readings by Farm Bureau readers noted. County women’s chorus enrollment urged. Mrs Bonar elected township chairman with Mrs Been blossom publicity chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
R. J. Kleese
George Care
Ruth Foster
Washington County
Don Maxwell
Tom Gerdes
Farm Bureau
Legion Auxiliary Picnic Brings Families Together at School Lawn
AINSWORTH Sept 30 The Legion Auxiliary members and families enjoyed a picnic on the school lawn. Croquet was played in the afternoon and plans were made for a donut sale at Brown Hardware Saturday afternoon. Ace Hi Bridge club met with Mrs Eather Trotter. Guests included Mrs Irene Thompson Mrs Edith Richards and Mrs Bishop of Marengo. Verona Nordyke won high score while Vera O Connor took consolation. Hostess served a one course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Legion Auxiliary
Brown Hardware
Eather Trotter
Irene Thompson
Edith Richards
Bishop of
Marengo
Verona Nordyke
Vera O'Connor
Birthday Dinner Honors Andersons at Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Anderson were celebrated at a Sunday birthday dinner at their home. Shar ing honors went to Mrs Ola Jacobs Lloyd and Shirley Mae Goodwin and Mrs Clarence Goodwin. Guests included K R Sitler William Sitler Mart Anderson and others with out of town visitors from Wellman Moline Rock Island and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Anderson
Ola Jacobs
Lloyd
Shirley Mae Goodwin
Clarence Goodwin
K. R. Sitler
William Sitler
Mart Anderson
Lloyd Goodwin
Harold Clarence Goodwin
Paul
Darlene
Clarence Messenger
Linda
Lioeyd Anderson
Warren Grorft
Wellman
Oseph Rosenwing
Bill Gray
Moline
Ralph McCoy
Rock Island
Undernourishment Concerns Highlighted in School Meals
An article notes widespread dullness in students due to poor nourishment. It argues many children lack breakfast, with a roll and coffee common, while adolescents may need many more calories than seniors.
Meat Casserole Menu for Morning Prep and Dinner
A morning guide to preparing meat casseroles and side dishes for a family dinner. Includes Sausage and Corn Casserole, Ground Beef and Vegetable casserole, Mexican Frankfurter Casserole, and Potato Pancakes with bacon or sausage sides. Provides oven times and layering steps for each dish.
Employees Feast On Northern Pike
Sorden Music company employees and associates to the number of 18 enjoyed a picnic at Skunk River Sunday. There were abundant helpings of food at the dinner which was.
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Northern Pike
Sorden Music Company
Skunk River
Minnesota Pike Featured in Summer Lake Feast
A 12 percent weight pike weighing about 12 pounds caught by Mr. Sorden on a Minnesota lake this summer was prepared especially for the occasion with baked fish featured.
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Mr. Sorden
Minnesota
Average Miles Traveled by Rail Passengers
The article notes national rail average journey 81.7 miles per passenger with suburban travelers averaging 17.2 miles. It highlights differing travel distances across regions and travel patterns among riders.
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America
Social calendar items list clubs and meetings
Notices for White Shrine Masonic Temple West Chester P T A and many women’s and service groups set meetings district by day with times and hosts. Activities include social hours coin duets picnics dinners and cooperative events with several location notes and meeting-place changes.
Presbyterian morning prayer meeting announces time
A Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will gather at 9 30 on Wednesday at the church located at 1932. The notice call emphasizes quiet reflection and communal worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Girl Scouts Celebrate Active Citizenship Through Service
Girl Scouts continue their long record of service with over 5 million hours of war work and current roles as hospital aides babysitters rangers and farm aides. The program offers more than 40 job types from sharing a hobby in a troop to participating in international friendship projects.
Magaco lide Bees Invade South Pacific Rifles
A bee species named magaco lide caused trouble on southern Pacific islands not by stinging, but by nesting in the bores of military rifles, interfering with arms and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.ls
South Pacific
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Crocadero
East Side Square Foot Health
Lincoln School
Chicago Transit Lines
Vention
W. E. Howen
Clifford Thorne
Paul Shearer
Elizabeth Dawson
Ed Sorrell
Claire Darbyshire
L. L. Loveless
Michels
Ralph Kleese
F. E. Bartow
Manton Hebner
George Morrison
Earl Loveless
A. E. Baldrige
Harvey Davis
Mr. McCreedy
Irene Yard
H. Hull
RB. C. Ficher
Duane Griggs
Edna Klein
Martin van Qooosterhout
Orange City
Charles Drish
Brighton
Paul V. Shearer
Crawford
Legion Auxiliary S Picnic
Bridge Club
Andersons
Thuring
Ccasserole
Defense Research
Vannevar Bush
White House
James W. Forrestal
White Shrine School of Instruction
Masonicc Temple
West Chester
P. T
Rosemary Club
Husbards
Earl Galloway
Merry Makers Club
Masonic Hall
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Pythian Circle
Sam Witting
Linger Longer
Hemery Sheets
Forrest Lance
Harmony Club
W. H. McConnell, Jr
W. H. McConnell
Francis McConnell
Pansy Hill Club
Stan Kiesey
Tamma Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert McFarlane
Red Horser Club
Square
Orva Scott
Sunshine Community Club
Carl Sehneider
AC & I Club
Will Bealer
Rebekah Lodge
O. F
Masonic Temple
Walter Neff
Emma C. Anderson
Methodist Church
Women's Service Guild of
Presbyterian Church
Delta Alphas. S
Ernest Rouse
Women's Missionary Society
U. P. Church
J. L. Colthurst
St. Pauls Women's Guild
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