Warnock Boys and Girls 4 H Club Meets In November
The Warnock Boys and Girls 4 H Club met November 7 at Raymond Rich home with 17 members and one guest. Talks covered wildlife carrot disease transplanting seedlings and triangular bandage. A state police safety talk and recreation led by Christine Bahr and Daniel Rahe followed refreshments. Next meeting set for December 5 at New Hanover Church Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnock
Raymond Rich
John Stumpf
Daniel Rahe
Susan Rich
Virginia Rick
Christine Bahr
New Hanover Church
Mark Dintleman
Death of Arthur Hofstetter during deer hunt at Dixon Missouri
Arthur M Hofstetter 76 died suddenly while deer hunting with his son in Dixon Missouri on Wednesday November 16 He was born September 24 1890 in Centreville Township He is survived by wife Frieda four sons Alfred Arthur Raymond and Kenneth a daughter Arleen Kempf and sister Tillie Schlider Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 pm from Cashner Funeral Home Dupo to Christ United Church Dupo with burial at Bahnemeier Cemetery The Senior Citizens will visit the funeral home at 3 pm Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Hofstetter
Frieda Hofstetter
Keller
Arthur
Dixon
Hofstetter
Centreville Township
Charles
Mary Hofstetter
Mueller
Cashner Funeral Home
Dupo
Christ United Church
Neil Schroeder
Bahnemeier
Frieda
Alfred
Raymond
Kenneth Hofstetter
Norman
Arleen) Kempf
George
Tillie) Schlieder
Forcing Bulbs Care Tips From Growers
Forcing bulbs this winter, keep each variety in the same clay pot as Dutch and U S growers. A six inch azalea pot holds six tulips or three large daffodils or hyacinths. Partially cover each bulb with proper garden soil mixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
U.S
4 H Club honors and awards announced at Monroe County meeting
The Monroe County 4-H Federation meeting named Delores Kinzinger and Linda Koch as home economics delegates with Kathleen Stumpf and Ardis Kohlmeier as first and second alternates. I Dare You awards went to Russell Hoerr, Ervin Riebeling Jr., Ardis Kohlmeier, Barbara Braun, Linda Sue Koch, and Rose Ann Mehrtens. Special agricultural awards were given to several members and advisers. The 4-H Alumni Award went to Mrs. Ruth Knop Schmidt. Ross Korves presided. pledges were led by John Stumpf and Marilyn Pflueger, with Ardis Kohlmeier directing the national anthem. awards were presented by Elizabeth Hoffmann and Arlin Obst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Kinzinger
Linda Koch
Kathleen Stumpf
Ardis Kohlmeier
Russell Hoerr
Ervin Riebeling Jr
Barbara Braun
Linda Sue Koch
Rose Ann Mehrtens
Illinois Holstein - Friesian Association
Roger Guebert
Bettylou Stemler
David Wetzel
Kenneth Stemler
Robert Guebert
Illinois
Lloyd Klindworth
Monroe County
Elizabeth Hoffman
Arlin H. Obst
Nursing Home Week Activities Highlight Resident Fun
Residents enjoyed varied events this week headlined by the Senior Citizens Kitchen Band on Sunday. Baptist Church volunteers from Waterloo spent Monday mending bed spreads with St. Joe's women contributing Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Kitchen Band
The
Baptist Church of Waterloo
St. Joe's
Medicare Enrollment Guidance for December Birthdays
Sebastian J Valle explains when to file for health insurance and how enrollment affects hospital and medical coverage. Filing in November ensures December start. delaying enrollment shifts medical coverage and may incur higher premiums. Working individuals can request after hours assistance by phone or mail. proof of age is required, with local offices helping obtain acceptable birth or baptismal evidence.
New Hanover Homemakers Meet November Fourteen
The New Hanover Unit of Homemakers Ex tension Association met November 14 at Zoar Church Hall. Twenty one members and one visitor attended as plans were made for a Christmas Dinner at a local restaurant with reservations due by December 5.
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New Hanover
Twenty Years Ago In Columbia News Tidbits
Miss Elsie Janson wed Arthur Helfrich in a Nuptial Mass at Immaculate Conception Church Columbia on November 14. Twenty two Monroe-St Clair Bankers Federation delegates attended a dinner at Turner Hall with Mr Curry of Mercantile Commerce Bank as speaker and E L Rauch presiding. Jackie Tunze hosted a fourth grade birthday gathering at her home with a piano gift surprise and a birthday supper for relatives. Also noted are Dad's Day attendees from Columbia for the Illinois football game in Champaign including L P Weiner and family and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Janson
John Janson
Columbia
Arthur Helfrich
Near Millstadt
Immaculate Conception Church
Hilda
Henry Helfrich
Roe - St. Clair Bankers Federation
Turner Hall
Monroe County
Monroe-St. Clair Bankers Federation
St. Clair
Monroe Counties
Curry
Mercantile Commerce Bank
St. Louis
E. L. Rauch
Monroe National Bank
Jackie Tunze
Alvin Tunze
Tunze
Candes
Arthur Roediger
Jackie
Illinois
Champaign
L. P. Weiner
Edna Dell
Jack Brucker
Bobby Palmer
Kathleen Schaffer
Frederick Young
Nite Unit Homemakers Meet at Jehling Home
The Columbia Nite Unit of Monroe County Homemakers Extension Association gathered at Mrs. Marvin Jehling's home Tuesday evening with 32 members and one guest. Ruth Schmidt presented the major lesson on today’s household linens and Martha Battoe gave the minor lesson on the psychology of gift giving. Marilyn Harris led recreation. hostesses were Carol Seibel Gladys Ludwig and Marilyn Harris. The next meeting is a Christmas party at Eberhard's on December 20 at 6 30 p.m. Mrs Elmer Blank is organization chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Nite
Monroe County Homemakers’ Extension Association
Marvin Jehling
Ruth Schmidt
Martha Battoe
Marilyn Harris
Carol Seibel
Gladys Ludwig
Eberhard’s
Elmer Blank
Birthday Program Delights Columbia Home Bureau Residents
This month's birthday program organized by Mrs. Elmer Blank and the Columbia Home Bureau Unit featured old time band music by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blank and local youths. Carol Lee's Dance Studio alumni performed, with Mr. Stock and Miss Genevieve Wetmore honored as November's oldest residents. Birthday favors were given to all attendees, yielding a joyful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Blank
Columbia Home Bureau
Columbia
Carol Lee
Stock
Genevieve Wetmore
Engagement Announced for Maureen Pankey and Drew Loless
Engagement announced by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pankey of 215 S Fifth Street Dupo. Bride elect Maureen Elaine Pankey a Dupo High School graduate and stenographer with Southwestern Bell. Groom to be Drew A Loless a Dupo graduate attending Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Wedding plans are indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Elaine Pankey
Drew A. Loless
Jay Pankey
S. Fifth Street
Dupo
Mr. Loless
Robert Loless Jr
East Carondelet
Dupo Community High School
The
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville
Mrs Theo Klein Hosts Monroe County Home Economics Club
Eighteen members of the Columbia Day Unit met at Mrs. Theodore Klein home with two children. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Roy Taake and Mrs. Emma Rose. Coffee and cake preceded the meeting. Roscall asked for Thanksgiving dinner prep tips. Major lesson was Today's Household Linen. minor lesson The Psychology of Gift Giving. Business set next year’s meeting places and hostesses. Christmas party planned at Mrs. Walter Reichert’s home with a neon covered dish meal and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Day Unit
Monroe County Home Economics Club
Theodore Klein
Roy Taake
Emma Rose
Roscall
Albert Bertram
Walter Reichert
Mrs Wayne Compton Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Wayne Compton entertained the Bridge Club at a luncheon on Thursday honoring Mrs Frank Eversull. Guests included Mrs Alvin Klein Mrs Arthur Rueck Mrs Elmer Rauch Mrs Frank Eppinger Mrs C W Richert Miss Esther Rose Miss Alfreda Breidecker Miss Hulda Breidecker Mrs Walter Lorenzen of St Louis and Mrs Joe Christopher of Red Bud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Compton
Bridge Club
Frank Eversull
Eversull
Alvin G. Klein
Arthur Rueck
Elmer Rauch
Frank Eppinger
C. W. Richert
Esther Rose
Alfrieda Breidecker
Hulda Breidecker
Walter Lorenzen
St. Louis
Joe Christopher
Red Bud
Airlift plan expands mail to overseas military posts
Postmaster Paul Cash announced that first class mail voice letters and parcels up to five pounds and 60 inches combined will be airlifted on a space available basis between the United States and overseas military post offices. Second class publications will also be airlifted from San Francisco to forces in Viet Nam. Surface moves within the U S apply to parcels under airlift limits, with Christmas parcels due by December 1 for mailing, and air mail to Viet Nam by December 10.
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Paul Cash
United States
San Francisco
Viet Nam
Cash
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Zookie
Warnock Boys & Girls
Arthur Hofstetter
Columbia, Ill
Mogen David
Walt Schlemmer Orch
Tikies
al Ross Orch
Columbia Gymnastic Association
P. O
Til
Uncle Sam
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Zel
Parkview School
Coney Island
Nursing Home News
Kodak Films & Finishing
Daah’s
John A. Daab, R. Ph
Bea
Sebastian J. Valle
Social Security Administration
Norman Stumpf
Gary Reichert
Raymond Fischer
Leroy Quirin
Albert Rehmer
Dean Reichert
United Church of Christ
Emma Huebner
St. John’s
United Church of Christ of Fairs
Jesse Nienhaus
Frieda Pohlmann
W. H. Kern
Viola Rueck
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Keith Knippenberg
Immanuel Lutheran Church of Waterloo
Lutheran School
Chapel Corner
Assembly of God Church of Renault
John J. Mueller
Jehling Home
Maureen Pankey
Theo. Klein
EC. Club
Fred Young
Christian
Science
Monitor
Capitol Hill
Main Street
Christian Science Monitor
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
U.S.A
Bones
Alden
Bernard B. Yarma
Hs. Alam B. Benning
Coughton
Arthur R. Broderick
Heliograving
Clarion Proy. Co
Columbia, Illinois
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