Food choices for children aid growth at school era
Miss Mareile Allen from Purdue University extension stresses gradual exposure to new foods to build healthy eating habits in children. She notes favorites include meat, ice cream, fruits, cereal, and bananas, while vegetables are less liked, with potatoes and raw tomatoes more acceptable. introducing foods with patience and variety reduces fuss at meals.
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Mareile Allen
Purdue University Extension
Fonds Andl
Names Fashion Shifts From Surnames to Given Names
New York report notes a dramatic change in baby names since the turn of the century with boys’ names moving from traditional first names and nicknames to surnames and shortened forms, and girls adopting some masculine or fancy nicknames. The piece cites actors and media as influencers and highlights enduring favorites like John and Mary despite trends toward modern, casual forms.
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New York
Barnaby
Benedict
Greshon
Jehabode
Lemuel
Clementina
Clarissa
Dorina
Jerusha
Webster
Aday Svould
Brent
Ben
Gercy
Lee
Tina
Cidy
Den
Terri
Gary
Davey
Date
Floyd
Cen
Keith
Newt
Praston
Ross
Sherman
Tracy
Wayne
Bert
Burt
Tidie
Eddy
Gene
Gregg
Gil
Lowen
Lon
Mike
Nick
Pete
Randy
Sam
Terry
Tony
Bryl
Dale
Nana
Lestie
Lasley
Marion
Merle
Robin
Shelly
Meredith
Evelyn
Joyce
Shirley
Vivian
Candy's
Betty
Odye
Cathy
Gail
Faye
Maia d de At
Peg
H. Bosley Woolf
Man
Mio
Pilus
Omnes
Rudelprng
Oakin
Rudy
Serafina
Sally
Sit
Asa
Caleb
Ebenezer
Esra
Gideon
Hosea
Immanuel
Isaiah
Jebidiah
Job
Levi
Peleg
Salmon
Sifas
Zachariah
Pilgrim Fathers
Europe
Augustus
Claudius
Dionysius
Horatio
Lucius
Octavius
Titus
Ulysses
Jepic
Algernon
Hillary
Maximilian
Leander
Dsemond
Theotosis
Zoe
Dr. Woolf
John
Mary
Tiek
Mimi
Clubettes Meeting At First Methodist Church
The Friendly Club of the First Methodist Church will meet Thursday September 10 in the church library at 1 pm.
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The
First Suited Methodist Church
Diplomacy and Diet at United Nations Kitchens
At the United Nations, dining chief Reichert oversees two cafeterias and two bars catering to about 250 diplomatic parties yearly. Delegates influence menus with diverse tastes, cases of dietary restrictions, and occasional requests to recreate homeland dishes, from adobo to Filipino specialties, amid strict no shellfish rules and sensitivity to religious observances.
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Toal Hoge
Weiter
United Nations
N.Y
Manu
Sin Felinton
Yale
United
Frank W. Helekerl
Gateeing A
France
America
A Reicherl
U.N
Lale
General Assembly
Tod Oy
Fureg
Relokerthee
Israst
V. K. Krishna Menon
Tang
Reichert
Reickert
Picnic Staged By Madison County Homemakers Chorus
The annual plan of the Madison County Homemakers Chorus picnic was held Monday at the home of Mrs. Glen Pittsford. Slides of the chorus were shown by Mrs. Leslie Holt. A brief business session was led by president Mrs. Orville Etchison. The chorus, directed by Mrs. John Eddy with accompanist Mrs. Stephen Jendy, presented a program. The next rehearsal of the tall wager was set for 1 p.m. at Central Christian Church. Membership is open to women in the area. Attendees included Mrs. Ralph Arnold, Mrs. Larry Beecher, Mrs. John Eddy, Mrs. Erg Madren, Mrs. Orville Etchison, Mrs. Stephen Genda, Mrs. Leslie Hall, Mrs. Charles Den Madren, Mrs. Keith Morrill, Mrs. Greg Pittsford, Mrs. Avery Reichenbach, Mrs. China Ro hour, Mrs. Charles Saunders, Mrs. John mow Soc Te EY Dale, and Mrs. Susan Smith.
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Madison County
Glen Pittsford
Lestie Hot
Sesson
Mra
Orville Etchizon
John Eddy
Stephen Jendy
Te Mounds Mall
Dw Central Christian Church
Cael
Ralph Arnold
Larry Beecher
Bar Ergmad
Orville Etchison
Stephen Genda
Leslie Hall
Charles Ent den Madren
Keith Morrill
Greg Pittsford
Avery Reichenbach
China Roho
Bartlett pear hors d oeuvres and a ruby wedding tribute
A recipe for sparing pears in lettuce cups with dill lemon juice and oil is followed by a silver wedding anniversary notice for Air and Mrs. William Wesley of Elwood. Their daughter Verona Blackburn hosts. Wesley family details note long residence, employment, and four grandchildren.
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California
Aaniversary of
Air
William , Wesley
Elwood
Iwish
Verona Blackburn
Dirs
Wesley Havel
N.C SL
Dieitt
Wesley
Hartzell Birthday Celebration Noted In Dine Dinner
In observance of Mrs Bessie Hartzell and Vaughn Hartzell s birthdays an annual dinner was held Sunday at Dennis Maddox home Alexandria Attendees included Mrs Vickia Kisker Mr and Mrs Keeth Hodson and granddaughter Tunl from Ruddlestown Mr and Mrs Robert Brattain Pendleton Mr and Mrs Mike Brattain Lafayette and several Hartzell relatives from Anderton along with grandparents and cousins The gathering marked Mrs Hartzell birth anniversary and Vaughn s 83rd birthday with family presence.
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Bessie Martzell
Vaugh J. Hasteeli
Anderson
Dennis Maddox
Rt. 4
Alexandria
Vickia Kisker
Hartzell
Vaughn
Hosees
Alima Cisher
Keeth Hodson
Tunl
Ruddlestown
Robert Brattain
Pendleton
Mike Brattain
Lafayette
Anderton
LeRoy Kisker
William Doherty
Horizel
Richard Reeder
Richard Fromboje
Billy
Miz
Doughlas Lawson
Kathy
Kellys
Kimberly Aml
Mildred Hofer
Jane Hartzell
YWCA Calendar Busy Schedule Highlights
The YWCA offers a packed day schedule with multiple 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. activities. Programs include Water Exercise, Bible Class, Junior and Advanced groups, Private Lessons, and Evening Dip sessions led by staff at Anderson Way and UW.
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Anderson Way
Twins Club Picnic At Highland Park Kokomo
The Indiana Federation of Mothers of Twins Clubs invites mothers and families of multiples to a Sunday picnic at Highland Park sections 15 and 17 in Kokomo. Registration is required per family, with meals and games planned, including prizes and activities for attendees.
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Indiana Federation of Mathers of Twins Clubs
Highland Park
Kokomo
Moon
California
Reunions Highlight Shipley and Related Families
The 65th Shipley family reunion was held Sunday at the Community Building in Falls Park Pendleton with pitch in dinner at 12 16 pm. Officers included secretary treasurer Dorothy Jones Indianapolis president John Johnson and vice president Charles Grhart Teammates from Tampa Bushawaka and Indianapolis attended along with numerous relatives from Gay Lily La Pel LaPine and other towns. Separate notes mention the Jones and Reason families hosting gatherings at Ridge Road and Fell Park Pendleton with picnics, swimming, and informal afternoons plus other family reunions in Tehwine and DeCamp lineages with relatives from Obie Louisiana Maryland and Indiana.
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Shipley
Pails Park
Pendheton
Din ‘Ner
Aw’s
Jianila J. Newby
Joel Teaninn
Anual Jones
Horn
Joe Applegate
Ridge’ Rd
John Johnson
Indianapolis
Charles Ghrhart
Dorothy Jones
Thaca Niscent Rane We
Sever Pemrum
Lewis Jones
Jean Jan Dyne
Paula
Joy
Darinda
Tampa
James Lloyd
Stephany
Bushawaka
Warren Sarah
De‘Wayne
Tists
Mary Jones
Robin
Gay Lily
Ruby Barker
Lapel
Airs
Wilbur Jones
Winger
Terri Lynn
Jon Applegate
Scott and Kent
Mary Applegate
Ruth Wiggins
Honald Jones
Danny Dayne
Reason
Fells Parke
Pendleton
Samuel DeCamp
Aldo Park
Obie
Louisians
Maryland
Indiana
Floyd DeCamp
Wabgah
Ds Tat Cabra
Bart Hl
Ies
Peo Bie
Style Show Planned at Pendleton Center
A Pendleton style show for the Sesquicentennial features a home maker’s display on Friday September 1 with a sewing machine prize from United Sewing Center. Entry forms available from Mrs Peggy Roge with August 2 deadline, and judges from outside the area will assess homemade and purchased outfits in several categories. Admission is free, with a one dollar entry fee for adults and 50 cents for younger entrants.
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At & P.m
Pendleton
Richard Faux
United Sewing Center
Peggy Roge
Pendlejston Middle School
Graham’s Department Sore
Lighting tips to improve student study areas
A Purdue extension guide stresses good lighting and a glare reducing setup for study spaces. It recommends a non glossy wall, an 15 inch shade, a desk 20 by 20 inches, and lamp placement 13 inches from the work center to minimize background contrast and ease reading and writing tasks.
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Miss Hutcheson
Ruth Hutcheson
Purdue
Reading and Writ
University
Havelef
Betterland
Bureau
Chicken Velvet with Chinese Style Sauce and Sides
A recipe style menu item detailing Chicken Velvet with a Seasoning Liquid sauce. Includes chopped chicken, chicken broth, cornstarch, egg whites, water chestnuts, peas, mushrooms, and peppers. Served over rice with sides like mashed potatoes, green beans, and salad.
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Eva Mae Jones
Red Cab
Pesley
Liberty
Gulu Lamp Division
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Mire, Hackburn
Sylvia Kay Walsh
David L. Jones
William G. Wesley
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Saogene Center
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Hartzells
Ywca Calendar
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Poole
Aidis
Mimis
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