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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
3
A quick 9 inch square pan cake with allspice and cinnamon flavor finished with a brown sugar frosting. Includes precise ingredients for enriched flour batter and a pecan topping, plus baking and cooling steps and tips for sugar measurement.
Mr and Mrs C C Tipton to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at the First Congregational Church in Cape Girardeau on March 14 from 2 to 5 p m. They were married March 11 1915 in London Ky and live near Dupo with five children ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. дополнительные details mention relatives and a weekend trip to Kentucky Lake.
Secretary of State Paul Powell's Drivers License Division reports Monroe County actions including John A. Jacobsen's license suspension for three violations and a probationary permit issued to Herbert W. Grace. Edwin Schoening and Mrs. Schoening move to 714 North Main Street in LaGrange from Chicago area, while Everett Schoening and spouse relocate to an apartment in the Medical Arts Center after prior stay at his mother's home.
Funeral services were held at St. Pauls United Church of Christ in Belleville for Lester J. Mehrmann who died February 24 at Belleville Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. Interment followed at Lake View Mausoleum. He was 53, a native of Warmeyer, and an active member of St. Pauls and multiple Masonic lodges. Survived by his wife Geraldine and sister Mrs. Kermit Blittersdorf of Columbia Illinois.
The Monroe County Home Economics Extension Nite Unit met at Mrs Ruth Schmidt's home on February 25 at 8 p m with twenty five members. Mrs Al Hoffmann presented both major and minor lessons on Parents Grandparents and In Laws and Dolores Knapp led recreation. Refreshments were shared by Mrs Grace Volkert Mrs Janice Wohlwend and Mrs Russell Hick. The next gathering is set for March 25 at Mrs Norman Habermehl's home.
The schedule lists daily meals for March 8 through March 12. Includes Sloppy Joe on bun with buttered corn and dessert on Monday, Turkey Hash on Tuesday, Fresh Fruit on Wednesday, Wieners and Kraut on Thursday, and Fishwich on Friday with spaghetti and cole slaw.
Duane E. Erickson outlines key provisions and cost considerations for the 1965 Feed Grain Program. Changes include corn price support rising to 20 cents per bushel and a Wheat-Feed Grain Substitution impact. Diversion payments depend on percent diverted, and total price support for corn averages 1.25 dollars per bushel.
Miss Rosalie Ramsey and Eugene B. Fauerbach wed at Sacred Heart Church Cape in a noon ceremony officiated by Rev Meinard Dunn. The couple planned a 1965 life together after a reception in Dupo and a Aspen honeymoon.
Illinois reports warn against buying protection against maize dwarf mosaic by spraying aphids. University of Illinois experts say chemical control of aphid vectors fails, with best results near zero. Resistance through hybrids and control of host grasses are the recommended paths. researchers continue screening corn varieties for virus and aphid resistance.
A 325 meter tower will be built at the Expo 67 World Exhibition site in Montreal to commemorate the 325th anniversary of the city. The 1066 foot structure is a joint project of Paris and Montreal. In 1963 the average American consumed five pounds of lamb mutton and goat meat, versus 96 pounds in New Zealand and 93 pounds in Australia.
A discussion on gun safety stresses that accidents involve both parents and children. It argues responsibility lies with guardians to secure firearms and teach safe handling, while noting that even unloaded weapons can cause fatal harm. The piece urges common sense, warnings, and locked storage to prevent self harm and injuries.
Tamarrra D Radison of R R 1 daughter of Mr and Mrs Pete Radison is among 3875 co eds pledging sororities at the University of Illinois under a new deferred rush program. She is a Gamma Phi Beta pledge. Rushees must live in university approved housing until 12 credit hours are earned and hold a 3.3 or higher GPA. Mrs John J Mueller has returned home after visiting her daughter and son in law Alfred Boehm and family in Brentwood Missouri. She attended Mississippi Showtime presented by Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing with music by Columbia High School Dance Band under Uhl Sackman. A large Columbia crowd attended. Southern Illinois University has become a major collection center for material on Ulysses S Grant.
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