Tuber culosis Association Meeting in Carroll County
A Carroll County tuberculosis association meeting is set for Friday November 7 at the Lutheran Bank in Camden. Local committee members Mrs Arthur Kitchey Mrs Joe Vurpilat Mrs Harold Baker and Mrs Janes P Wason will host with Rev Kahl Mausie officiating. The program includes business reports and a discussion of the 1950 Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale.
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Board of Directors and Friends of the County Association
Rel Che
Juncheon and Seal Saly
Camden
Lutheran Bank
UlLbe
Arthur Kitchey
Joe Vurpilat
Harold Baker
Kahl Mausie
Stanley Coulter
Yanus Wells
Treas
A. Kearns
Mora
M. Geo. Sites
Jearson
Township
Wayne Coy Takes Over Delphi Citizen Ownership
Wayne Coy and his wife assumed ownership and editorial control of the Delphi Citizen on November 1 after negotiations for the purchase of the newspaper and equipment, with a lease on the real estate for several years. The change surprised readers and Carroll County residents, as the Coys bring long newspaper experience to the northern Indiana paper. The Record-News joins others in welcoming the new publishers.
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Wayne Coy
Franklin Daily Star
Delphi
Rockfield girl treated for appendicitis then back home
Mary Landis daughter of Charles Landis at Rockfield was taken to Cass County hospital Sunday afternoon where doctors operated for acute appendicitis. She is doing as well as can be expected and is a Rockfield High School sophomore and basketball team member.
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Mary Landis
Charles Landis
Rockfield
Cass County Hospital
Rockfield High School
Montpelier Couple Visits with Parents in Ohio News
Mr and Mrs Murray Tesh of Montpelier Ohio spent the day with the form parents and Mrs Ush here, as reported in local society notes.
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Murray’ Tesh
Montpelier
Ohio
Ush
Eastern Star Regular Meeting Scheduled Next Monday
Regular meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held at the hall next Monday night November 10. All members are urged to be present. Refreshments will be served. Dr Eva Kennedy W M and John Mills, Secretary.
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Ord of Eastern Star
Eva Kennedy
John Mills
Home Economics Club Meeting Planned At Mrs Lane Home
Home Economics club to meet at Mrs W Lane's home Thursday November 18 with a strong turnout expected for the officers conference led by Mrs Blevu osiberick and Mr Geo Hunt in charge of the program.
Orchard care and farming tips from a historic guide
Pruning and tree care tips discuss leaving "horns" on pare in trees and delaying trimming to protect fruit spurs. Mice control, egg handling, and water cleanliness are noted for winter and egg production. Carrot vitamin content, oats versus corn for lamb fattening, and feed mixes shown. Strawberries require mulching to prevent winter kill and keep berries clean. The text includes breeding notes for hens, leg bands, and packing methods for small containers selling directly to consumers.
Remarkable new formula stops headaches claims
An ad promotes AWOL as a safe, aspirin free headache remedy prescribed by thousands of doctors and nurses. It touts rapid relief for various pains without harmful ingredients, claiming superiority over prior treatments.
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Doctt
Telleves
Holidays for Mother and Her Electric Kitchen
This piece extols Mothers role during holidays and the modern help of electric refrigerators. It praises how mothers balance planning cooking and entertaining while using the appliance to keep foods fresh, ready, and nutritious for family celebrations. It notes mothers deserve rest and self time.
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Mother
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Washington Township
Andrew Birnell
A. D. O' Bear
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Eastern Star Meeting
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