New Hanover Unit Homemakers Met at Zoar Church Hall
The New Hanover Unit Home makers Extension Association met at Zoar Church Hall on February 4 at 7 30 p m. Twenty members and two visitors answered the roll call with Favorite Valentine. The attendance prize went to Mrs August McConkey. A Smorgasbord is planned for March 5. Five unit ladies and three 4 H girls volunteered to help. The unit will send 20 pies. Darlene Woodcock gave a 4 H demonstration Speedy 24 Hour Salad. Major lesson Before and After Forty was by Mrs Charles Davis and Mrs Raymond Fischer with a Q and A. Minor lesson Program Planning by Mrs Marvin Brandt. Recreation featured a Lincoln penny quiz. Refreshments were served by Mrs Floyd Schiffner Mrs Wayne Smith and Mrs Robert Simek.
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New Hanover Unit Homemakers Extension Association
Zoar Church Hall
Don Naumann
August McConkey
Darlene Woodcock
Charles Davis
Raymond Fischer
Marvin Brandt
Alvin Rey
Lincoln
Washington
Floyd Schiffner
Wayne Smith
Robert Simek
Roy Stumpf
Robert Roy
Raymond Rueck
Erwin Taake
Howard Ramsey
Jack Divers
Robert Rey
Herbert A. Mueller
Homemakers Meet at Justine Ebert Home
Nineteen Monroe County Homemakers Unit members and two guests attended the February meeting at Mrs. Justine Ebert’s home. Plans for a March 5 county smorgasbord were set, with lessons by Mrs. Raymond Rueck and Mrs. Erwin Taake.
Rules of the Road on Headlight Safety in Illinois
motorists reminded to test headlights before night driving and after front end collisions. keep lenses clean and replace bulbs with proper candle power. Illinois requires two headlights and at least one taillight visible for 500 feet. headlights must be on from sunset to sunrise and when visibility is poor. parking lights alone are illegal. obtain a copy of the Rules of the Road from Paul Powell, Secretary of State, Springfield.
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Paul Powell
Springfield
Illinois
Charitable contributions deductible on 1965 income tax
The IRS highlights that gifts to charities paid before year end are deductible if you itemize. Out of pocket costs for volunteer service may be deductible, including mileage at 5 cents per mile, uniforms worn for volunteering, and related expenses. Depreciation and insurance on a personal car, gifts to individuals, and undocumented frequent donations are not deductible.
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Jay G. Philpott
Internal Revenue
Central and
Southern Illinois
Philpott
Past Honored Queen Night at Bethel No 65
Bethel No. 65 of the International Order of Job's Daughters in Columbia held Past Honored Queen's Night on February 21 at the Masonic Temple. Honored Queen Candice Hoffman presided. honors were given to Miss Betty Byers Mrs Betty Hubbard and Mrs Mary Schneider. Officers planned future events and travel to East St. Louis and O Fallon. Janet Swanner passed her proficiency test. meeting adjourned at 8 40 p m with ham sandwiches and after dinner mints served.
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Bethel No
International Order of Job’s Daughters of Columbia
Masonic Temple
Candice Hoffman
Betty Byers
Betty Hubbard
Mary Schneider
Bethel
Guiet
Bethels
East St. Louis
O'Fallon
Janet Swanner
Berncie Bess
Remember by the Old Timer reminiscences from readers
A collection of reader memories recalls Christmas wreath scents from a Lebanon Illinois home and a nostalgic look at early travel by horse, buggy, and early cars. Contributions to Old Timer, Box 639, Frankfort, Piracy, 40601.
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Frankfort
School Menu March 7 10 and 11
The menu lists meals for Monday March 7 featuring beef pot pie cole slaw fruit bread butter milk. Thursday March 10 offers chili crackers peanut butter sandwich apples wedges chocolate fudge cake bread butter milk. Friday March 11 serves fish sticks macaroni salad buttered carrots and peas and jello squares.
Parkview School Lunch Menu March 8 9
School meal schedule lists meals for Tuesday March 8 hamburger on bun fresh vegetables baked beans chocolate cake milk and Wednesday March 9 chili mac hot rolls and butter ice cream with chicken soup.
Gebhardt to Return Home From School for Spring Break
Mark Gebhardt son of Dr Frederick W Gebhardt 317 S Carl Street will return home March 4 from Thomas Jefferson School St Louis for spring recess He is a senior and four year student at Thomas Jefferson He will return to school April 3 on Sunday
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Mark Gebhardt
Frederick W. Gebhardt
S. Carl Street
Thomas Jefferson School
St. Louis
Mark
Thomas Jefferson
Cowgill Baby Boy Born in Belleville
Mr and Mrs Paul Cowgill of Columbia announce the birth of a son on February 27 at St Elizabeths Hospital Belleville.
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Paul Cowgill
Columbia
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Belleville
Im. Conception Sloppy Joe on Bun Meal Menu
School lunch menu lists a varied meal including Sloppy Joe on bun with sides such as Potato Stix, Dill Chips, Fruit Salad, Turkey Hash, Hot Biscuits and Butter, Gelatin with Pearl, Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Buttered Corn, Apple Sauce, Chili and Crackers, Peanut Butter Jelly Sandwich, Celery Sticks, Raisin Pie and Milk.
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