Herrin and Auburn towns remake economies after industry loss
Herrin leaders under Operation Bootstrap spun new industry to employ 1,673 workers, funding $400,000 in loans and luring plants with low rents and utilities. Auburn faced a similar fate after International Harvester moved to Memphis, then built a diversified base with four new plants employing about 2,500 workers, reshaping the local labor market. Realtors to Hear Donahue Friday at Anderson Hotel with Jerry Donahue on merging insurance and real estate in one office.
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ITS Oven Cleaner Debuts For Easy Grease Removal
ITS new oven cleaner regains oven surfaces from baked grease without scraping or scrubbing. Brushed on, stands, then wiped with water. 76 oven cleaner available at The Fair Nations Street Flor for $1 includes a plastic brush. It is inflammable and reportedly spectacular in performance.
New Roles for Fathers Change Family Dynamics
An essay reflects on evolving paternal roles from breadwinner to involved parent. It contrasts past Western norms with modern shifts where mothers share economic burdens and fathers participate in home tasks, childrearing, and community life, noting the relatively recent recognition of these changes and suggesting further discussion resources.
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Peggy Hiatt Hosts 4-H Club Demo Night
Peggy Hiatt hosted the HIP all Club members at her home on Monday. Karen Mire and Barbara Hahn gave a demonstration. A county-wide demonstration morning is set for 10 am Thursday July 1 at Frank ton. The next club meeting will be held at 153rd Street at Joyce Hoover’s home on July 6 at 1 pm.
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Karenmire
Barbara Hahn
Frankton
Joyce Hoover
Congregational Denomination Faces Recognition Vote Rejected
In New Haven Conn a Congregational group failed to gain recognition for forming units for special purposes within the national body. Delegates rejected a motion to entitle certain churches to representation in the general council. The decision reflects ongoing efforts to centralize ties among independent churches. Mrs Ernest Billingham of St Helens Ore questioned as a voting delegate from a cluster of five churches amid regulatory disputes.
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Lapel Methodist WSCS Convenes Local Circles
Six WSCS circles met at the Lapel Methodist Church for brief sessions followed by a general session led by Abrs. Edgar Wyant. Youth Fellowship presented the program with Mrs. Bob Wolfe in charge. Refreshments were served by Circle Six Pie. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howell leaving for Ft Campbell Ky and Willie McClintock recovering at St John’s Anderson Hospital.
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Howard McClintock
St. John’s Hospital
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Earl Rovdebush
Mesqdames Bunsit Fisher
Carfield Steedman
John Willits
William Stage
Ralph Lewis
Aliss Pauly Brown
Brenda Bar ‘Er
Hill McKowan
How to clean gilt frames and purify water in old advice
The article offers household tips from a Q and A style, including cleaning dull gilt frames with a paste of sifted whiting and alcohol or lemon juice and water, plus a method to purify drinking water and protect clothes from moths using tar paper between garments.
Reception Honors Rev. Clifford Conn
Perkinsville community hosts a reception for new pastor Rev. Clifford O. Conn after Sunday worship. He previously led two northern Michigan churches in Flint and Helmer for five years. A Baptist revival and vacation Bible school activities follow, with services and outreach planned through the week.
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Perkinsville
Noblesville
Doris Nevse
Perthat
Herbert
Prairie Baptist
Ann Harbor Hospital
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Stella Deaven
St. Colin's Hospital
Audlurson
Arthetta Lee
Vovay
Clifty Falls
Methodist Church Schedules Summer Services at Noble Street
The official board of Noble Street Methodist Church announces a summer schedule through August. First worship starts at 9:00, followed by church and adult Sunday school at 9:50. Second service begins at 10:30 a.m. Rev. W. V. Day states plans to award plaques each Sunday to classes showing growth gains.
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Noble Street Methodiist Church
W . V. Day
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