Good Will Home Economics Club Meets at McCormick Home
The Good Will Home Economics club met June 20 at the new home of Mrs. Charlies McCormick. The gathering featured a pledge, song, and a window curtains lesson by Mrs. John Wells, with Mary Edwards leading. A contest won by Mrs. Jim Myers accompanied a salad course for members and guests including Mrs. John Mathews and Mrs. Hattie Kettery.
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Good Will Home Economics Club
Charlies McCormick
Urkhart
Crystal Edwards
Mary Edwards
Frank Hardy
Alien Dale
Lester Boyd
John Wells
Dirs
Jim Myers
John Mathews
Hattie Kettery
Claud Deal
Gladys Wells
Mary B Edwards
Porter Ainscough
Urai Edwards
Charles McCcormick
Ralph Burkhart
Hazel Edwards
Geo. D.wells
Rex Osmon
Charlies Sellers
Austin Moail
Lowell Fisher
Harvey Williams
Reba Bord
Karron Osmon
Larry Burkhart
Lions Host Ladies Night At Methodist Social Room
The Odon Lions Club entertained Tuesday with wives as guests at the Methodist church social room. Mrs Rosie Wilson of Linwood Kans and several local directors and members attended. Cletus Harper presented slides on Peru and South America and orchids. Also listed are numerous couples, church members, and local residents who attended. A hospital note reports Rebecca Bunch in Riley hospital Indianapolis with pneumonia. A dinner at Cecil Roberts home honored Mr and Mrs Claude Dante for Fathers Day and marked the Roberts brothers first reunion in four years. Births section noted.
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Lions
Lions ‘Club
Methodist Church
Rosie Wilson
Linwood
Kans
Charles Sommers
Miter
Norman Kinnaman
Marguerite
Allen
Don Smiley
Charlies Sims
Vernie Humerickhouse
Vic Anderson
L. W. Solliday
Hanly Sims
MM. G. Poindexter
D. M. Hayes
E. O. Dobbins
Charles Pate
3. K. McCarter
Albert Ackerman
G. D. Henderson
Ralph Crider
E. E. Roberts
Chas. Sims
Carl Boyd
Coleman
Charles Williams
Warren Crane
Raymond White
Robert Z. Bunch
Rex Bowman
Robert Hayes
Paris Oparte
Cecil Aishe
Lloyd Williams
Wayne Boyd
Huette Poindexter
W. ‘Balmer Bechtel
Ben H. Helm
Rebecca Bunch
Harry ° ‘Bunch
Riley
Indianapolis
Roberts
Cecil Roberts
Claude Dante
Amos
Donald
Victor
Atos Roberts
Martha Kindall
Green
Deonald Roberts
Victor Roberts
Claude Dant
Clyde Dant
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Dant
Train Car Conversations Echo Wartime Strain
In a dim sleeper coach on a long night journey, Corbett and fellow travelers witness fear, fatigue, and fragile humanity. A wounded Elaine receives medical checks from Dr. Peck as a mother-in-law and others watch, while memories of battle and home blend with claustrophobic rhythm and quiet prayers. The scene closes with a farewell at Quantico and a newborn birth notice.
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Kiaine
Inlaw
Jia
Cam
Corbett
Ecasyari
Anzio
Mae
Betty Taylor
Kalchis
Miami
Nina
Raleigh
Richmond
Dixie
Grandma
Quantico
New York
Dr. Peck
Noge
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Don Corbett
Journey Home continues on a rattling midnight train
On the coach, passengers stir as the Wakefield Appleton journey unfolds. Joanie frets in the dark while Elaine Weston awakens, aided by Dr. Peck. Corbett, Betty Taylor, and others navigate a chilly Richmond to Washington transit, sharing meals, quiet jokes, and wary hope for home.
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Joanie
Betty Taylor
Sweetierpie
Kalchis
Corbett
Elaine
Weston
Elaine Weston
Saint John's Episcopal Bishop to celebrate Holy Communion
The Rt. Rev. Richard Kirchhof fer, bishop of the diocese, will celebrate the Holy Communion at Saint John's Episcopal Church on Sunday, June 23.
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Richard Kirchhoffer
Wll
Saint John’s Episcopal Church
Desperate meat theft reported in Bay City
Mrs Walter Nomack told police a woman grabbed a top cut of meat from the four year old son and fled by boarding a passing bus, highlighting rising hunger amid the city meat shortage in Bay City Michigan.
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Bay City
Mich
Walter Nomack
Vancouver man laments war era boat theft loss
Joan Mulford of Vancouver Washington complained of bad luck during World War II as he failed to secure an owlboard motor for his boat. After finally obtaining a motor, a thief stole his boat the night before, leaving him without usage or the hoped for upgrade.
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Vancouver
Wash
Joan Mulford
Government threatens farmers over wheat selling orders
Department of Agriculture official Om W. Clagett warned 9 farmers in the midwest to sell half of their delivered wheat to elevators as required. Wingett anticipated little trouble, while growing resentment surfaced in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas where harvests have begun amid compliance orders.
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Om W. Clagett
Mid-West
Department of Agriculture
Production and Marketing Administration
Wingett
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Woman Charged With Murder In Seymour Slaying
Seymour Ind June 21 A first degree murder indictment was returned against Opal Seyferth 30 for the killing of Jewell Zimmerman 22 last Saturday. The Jackson county grand jury heard witnesses say Seyferth fired four times from her porch hitting Zimmerman who died later in hospital. Prosecutor Routt said regulations aim to curb the trend.
Here to Stay: Prefab Housing Gains Ground in Two Cities
The American Municipal Association says Chicago prefab houses are here to stay as Jonesville Wisconsin and Tulsa Oklahoma already have programs or plans for permanent prefab housing. The report notes local adoption and ongoing use, signaling broader municipal interest in rapid, affordable construction.
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Chicago
American Municipal Association
Jonesville
Wis
Tulsa
Okla
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