Bonds for Braces program honors Southern Illinois Bethels
The U S Treasury Saving Bonds Division recognizes Job's Daughters Bethels in Southern Illinois for 12 years of bonds purchases benefiting Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in St Louis. Ainad Temple sponsors, distributing checks twice yearly. over 14 years the program has surpassed half a million dollars in bonds for the hospital. The Granite City awards event was hosted by the local Bethel with Ainad Temple officers and multiple Bethels represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury Department
U.S. Saving Bonds Division
Bethels
Southern Illinois
Shriners
Shriners Hospital For
St. Louis
Ainad Temple
Shrine
Granite City
Bethel
Roy L. Wilimzig Jr
East St. Louis
Harry Wood
Treasury Department
Benton, Ill
Harry Lutz
St. Clair County
Health Chats Chiropractic Promotion in Columbia Illinois
Health focused article promoting drugless chiropractic methods by Dr. A. L. McAuliffe. It argues chiropractic treats root causes, urges readers to seek chiropractors for reliable information, and notes an advertising series from 1106 N Main St Crestview Columbia Illinois with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McAuliffe
N. Main St
Crestview
Columbia
Illinois
Americanism Essay Contest Awards Presented
Americanism Chairman Mrs George A Wilde presents a check to Sherry Boethe, first in Class I for grades 7 and 8, with sponsors Columbia American Legion Auxiliary Post 581 and runners up Kathy Wilde Karen Edwards Joseph Sanders and William Kee in the field as others read left to right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wilde
Sherry Boethe
Nelson Bequette
Columbia American Legion Auxiliary Post 581
Karen Edwards
Joseph Sand
Ers
Kathy Wilde
William Kee
Alice Horeher
Nursing Home Residents Enjoy Week of Diverse Activities
A Waterloo nursing home hosted a full week of events. Sunday church services by First Baptist Church drew a large crowd, followed by Catholic Church bowling and a Lets Talk Lets Listen discussion. Residents viewed antique glass, attended Bible Story programs, and enjoyed musical sections led by various sponsors. A Thursday spelling bee and St Patrick's Day decor donations from local groups capped activities for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of Waterloo
Catholic Church of
Waterloo
V. H. Kern
Albert Heyl
Harold Kloft
Frieda Pohlmann
Harriet Horine
V. H. Hern
W. J. Zahnow
William Krueger
Otto Bassler
St. Paul United Church of Christ of Waterloo
Mary Hoffmann
Lee Toal
James Price
Stanley Parrin
Sid Kech
Daphane Hoffmann
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church of
Madonnaville
Zion United Church of Christ
St. Joe
St. Augustine
Illinois announces 1967 county fairs schedule
The Illinois Department of Agriculture reports 102 county fairs for 1967 from July 1 to September 17. A pamphlet listing all fairs with dates secretaries and managers is available by writing F I Crum at the Division of County Fairs, State Fairgrounds, Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Schneider
Illinois Department of Agriculture
F. I. Crum
State Fairgrounds
Springfield
Selecting Drapes and Lighting for Home Comfort
The family manager should choose drape fabrics and ready made draperies to suit existing room colors, textures, and designs. Emphasize proper lighting to ensure eye comfort and reduced fatigue with diffused illumination and indirect bulb placement. Maintain a careful inventory of household goods to guide insurance needs and loss claims. Paint coverage figures indicate five hundred square feet per gallon for finish coats and four hundred fifty for primer to avoid overbuying.
Engineering salaries lead as new college grads rise
Industry wool grads show salary gains with technical seniors over 700 dollars and non technical over 600. Chemical engineers top at 729 followed by electrical 721 and aeronautical 713. Accounting majors post a 7.5 percent gain to 629. Doctoral offers mostly steady, chemistry and physics exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Chemical Engineers
Electrical Engineers
Aeronautical Engineers
Mechanical Engineers
Mix and Stitch 4 H Club Holds March Meeting
The Mix and Stitch 4 H Club met March 17 at the home of Jeanette Janson with Chairman Diane Wink presiding. Dorothy Wink spoke on grooming and Diane Wink and Linda Toenjes spoke on pastry. Jeanette Janson demonstrated a peach pie and Mary Olsson demonstrated gingerbread. Plans were made for an Easter Cake sale March 25 at Vogt's IGA Foodliner from 9 30 a m to 1 30 p m featuring cake cookies bread and rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette
Lorene
Verna Janson
Diane Wink
Dorothy Wink
Linda Toenjes
Jeanette Janson
Mary Olsson
Vogt
IGA Foodliner
Wilbur Gummersheimer
Lester Mueller
Beverly Maxville Ann Baiter
Family Pot Luck Menu by Helen Hale
A mid century menu item by Helen Hale outlines a family pot luck plan. It includes a cucumber salad plate with Nor way sardines on lettuce and red pimento garnish, plus fruit salad ideas with mandarin oranges coconut maraschino cherries and soured cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hale
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Beverly Maxwell
East St. Louis Bethel
Jane Fowler
Potentate Wilimzig
Charlene Dickson
O'Fallon Bethel
Jeanine Jones
Highland Bethel
Mary Hamilton
Lebanon Bethel
Martha Cress
Edwardsville Bethel
Gail Ellie
Wood River
Cheryl Riebeiing
Bonita Smith
Collinsville
Peggy Schmalansee
Belleville
Barbara Rogers
Chiropractic
Nursing Home News
Department OF Agriculture
The
Columbia Star
Columbia Building and Loan Association
Clarion Printing Co., Inc
Clarion Printing Co. Inc
Bank
APO
Parkview School
Uarit Sela
Columbia Unit
Shellioni
Emmaculate Conception School
Wool Grads
Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc
General Insurance
South Main St
Schiemer
American Legion Memorial Park
Columbia American Legion
MIX and Stitch 4-H Club
Helen
Columbia High School
the Sonics
Martin P. Kanis
Adams
Bigh St. Belleville, NL
U.S. Coast Guard
Labrador
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Union
Easter Island
Pacific
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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