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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
5
Federal law requires labels on household products to state ingredients that harm, risks such as flammable or toxic, and steps to avoid harm plus first aid guidance. Labels also remind to keep products out of reach of children under the Hazardous Substances Labeling Act enforced by FDA.
The 46th birthday of the American Legion and Auxiliary was celebrated with joint events in Columbia Unit 581 on March 9 1965 and nationwide observances March 15 17. Attendees included Miss Dorothy Hinson and her mother. carnations marked deceased members. a film from the 1964 World Series was shown and a birthday cake donated by Anna Lefholz.
Moderate price shifts across cattle hogs and lambs noted by Producers Live Stock Marketing Association. Receipts totaled 99 354 head, with cattle calves hogs and sheep weaker on slaughter steers and heifers but lamb values held, hogs fluctuating and sows down 50 cents or more.
The 5th Division mid season meeting is set for Sunday March 28 at Gemantown Legion Home with a poppy meeting at 1 pm, registration from 2 to 2 30 pm, and the main meeting at 2 30 pm. Alma Rudolph, President Unit 581, notes veterans in hospitals welcome to donate strings, broken beads, and old eyeglass frames. Also a Fire Safe campaign urges home safety through habits and proper construction.
The Grandma Bergmann family expresses sincere gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement. They thank Rev Friz and Rev Rahmoeller, organist Alyda Klein, soloist Florence Haberl, pallbearers, those who sent flowers and memorials, Schmidt Funeral Home, neighbors and friends for any help.
John F. Rundquist of Butler Illinois, president of the Producers Live Stock Marketing Association, told the 43rd annual meeting that decentralized meat selling costs producers millions yearly and threatens profitability. He urged a program to attract more farmers for stronger bargaining and cited shifts from centralized terminals to scattered noncompetitive markets as weakening selling power.
The phrase describes parents as individuals who bear infants, raise teenagers, and guide newlyweds toward independence. It frames parenting as ongoing, varied, and central to family life.
The menu lists daily meals from Monday March 22 to Friday March 26 featuring options like Sloppy Joe on bun with pickle slices buttered corn and fruit cocktail on Monday. Beef and Noodle Casserole with lettuce salad banana pudding and biscuits on Tuesday. Turkey Pot Pie with slaw Jello and bread on Wednesday. Spaghetti with Meat and green beans peach halves and corn bread on Thursday. and Tuna Casserole with cheese sticks buttered peas and apple sauce on Friday.
The Parkview School serves a varied menu featuring Cozy Dogs, baked beans, relish, kabobs, and chocolate pudding. Other daily offerings include meat loaf with gravy, mashed potatoes, Jello, fruit squares, and a fruit salad with applesauce. Desserts include cherry cobbler and ice cream with crackers and salads like tuna on lettuce.
A list of multiple foods including grilled ham set on a bun hot vegetables apples wedges rolled wheat cake spaghetti and meat balls cole slaw wax beans roast beef and gravy cranberry sauce prunes wieners on bun potato salad buttered peas and carrots cherry topped cheesecake vegetable soup toasted cheese sandwich apple crisp and a contact phone number 281 4292 for selling items. The fragment ends with a note that says wanted in this paper will sell whatever it is you wish to dispose of and repeats the phone number.
In Monroe County Illinois on April 22 1965 at 9 30 a m the administrator will file the Final Account and Report in probate No 63 59 for the estate of William Edward Meyers Deceased. The court at Waterloo will hear the matter and may discharge the administrator if approved. All heirs creditors and interested parties may appear and resist if desired. Floyd E Crowder attorney at law 108 South Main Street Columbia Illinois.
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