Local Notes and Society News Roundup
The past week features Carrie Obear visiting home for two weeks, Mothers of World War II plan Friday meeting with Mrs. Hane, Effie Wyatt hosting the Woman's Literary Club, and the Elyman lunch room management taken by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberson. Also listed are local visits, Baptist Sunday school class at Garder home, a birth to George Hami and Betty Lynch of Camden, Robert Hughes resigning as Camden State Bank bookkeeper with Ervin Gish stepping in, Mollie Paden of Chicago and Martha Paden of Indianapolis wintering in California, and Jilly Musselman visiting grandparents E M Cripe after honorable discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Roberson
Elyman
Mabel Dowell
Pittsfield
Mass
Adattie Galbreth
Rockfield
Seed treatment cuts crop loss from covered smut
Treat winter barley or wheat seed before fall planting with an organic mercury dust to guard against covered smut. The treatment costs about three to four cents per acre, a small price compared with potential losses of several bushels per acre.
Austin New Home Of Barrow Show
The 1946 National Barrow Show will be held in Austin Minnesota marking the first time the event departs from Chicago and the International Livestock Exposition. Local leaders say the move establishes a distinct swine industry showcase with broad national support from breed associations and swine leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Minn
Chicago
Richard Dougherty
Barrow
Practical farm and home tips for planning and care
BSE advises cows need a 60 day dry period and isolated hogs for two weeks. Plan buying furnishings for the home and use baking soda for sows. Prune pine plantings, consider Christmas greens, and ensure safety on a corn picker. Focus on trees framing yards with Birch and Lombardy poplars.
Deer Creek Community Notes Include Births Illnesses and Visits
Mrs Minnie Campbell recovering from flu. Ruth Hubler moved to Indianapolis hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard Myers welcome a baby girl at Cass county hospital. Local moves include the Harses on Ines Caldwell property and Bowyers visiting Ohio. Willard Yakey to Chicago awaiting discharge after 22 years service. Presbyterians host Rev McFarland from Wisconsin Wednesday night. Bob Barr discharged from service visiting Deer Creek then to South Bend Studebaker plant. Eva Seward, Mrs Camden route 1, mother of Nov 19 girl born to Mr and Mrs Harry Michael Kokomo. Parks Groninger farm in Rock Creek sold to Robert Bowen. Ohio circular mound at Marietta’s Mound cemetery noted as most perfect with 118 feet diameter and 30 feet height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Myers
Cass County Hospital
Bobby Harmon
Willard Yakey
Chicago
The
Presbyterians
Rev McFarland
Wisconsin
Bob Barr
Deer Creek
South Bend
Studebaker
Harry F. Michael
Kokomo
Eva Seward
O. C. Seward
Camden Route 1
Ohio
Mound Cemetery
Marietta
Reenlistment plans praised for long service rewards
A speaker outlines benefits of 35 year reenlistment including branch choice, overseas theater access, mustering out pay, yearly $50 reenlistment bonus per service year, full family allowances, GI Bill eligibility, comprehensive support, skill training, and gradual retirement pay increases after 20 to 30 years, with active service counting toward retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akso
VPI
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holiday Millinery
Clara Ann Hat Shop
Meadowbrook
395
Fourth ST. Logansport
Carrie Obear
George Hane
Mrs. Effie Wyatt
Woman's Literary Club
the Baptist Sunday School
Chester Garder
George Hami
Lowell
Betty Lynch
Camden
Robert Hughes
Beokeeper
Camden State Bank
Ervin Gish
Mollie Paden
Martha Paden
Indianapolis
Cal
Jilly
Id Musselman
E. M. Cripe
Victory
Ryey
Department of Agricultural Extension
Purdue University
Lafayette
Deer Creek News
Minnie Campbell
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Ruth Hubler
Indianapolis Hospital
Parks Groninger
Rock Creek Township
Robert Bowen
Baby Shop
Pearl ST
Isabelle Baby Shop
Bing Crosby
Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Foshay Tower
Minneapolis
Bing
Kenny
Delphi’s Greatest Store
Eva N. Kennedy
Main St
Camden, MD
I. S. Army
Sia
U.S. Army
Fowler
Bld
Indiana
Logansport
Ares
Logansport Chamber of Commerce
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