1 200 4-H Winners to Attend National Congress in Chicago
Some 1 200 4-H Club members from 48 states Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico will travel to Chicago November 30 December 4 for the 31st National 4-H Club Congress. Winners were chosen from more than 2 000 000 4-H members for medals trips college funds and leadership aids funded by sponsors. The congress emphasizes civic service with sessions speeches exchanges and activities under the theme Serving as Loyal Citizens Through 4-H.
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Congress
National Committee On Boys and Girls Club Work
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Farm Dog Housing Tips From The Purina Farm Dog Book
Practical guidance on keeping a farm dog healthy and well behaved through proper housing bedding and location. Advice covers dry warm durable quarters, ventilation, cleanliness, flea control, and appropriate sleeping setups using boards straw hay and blankets. Includes dog bed construction ideas for barn or indoor spaces and notes on whelping space.
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Purina Farm
Soldier in Korea Joins 623rd Field Artillery Battalion
Pvt. William Holland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Holland of Preston, recently joined the Army’s 623rd Field Artillery Battalion in Korea. Attached to X Corps, he serves as a cannoneer in Battery C. he entered the Army last March after stationed at Indiantown Gap in Pennsylvania.
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Korea
William Holland
Leroy Holland
Preston
Army
623Rd Field Artillery
Holland
623Rd
Indiantown Gap
Marydel News Brief Highlights Social Events and New Business
Marydel hosts a series of social and civic notices. Birth: a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Endy on October 22 weighing seven pounds. Local visits include Mrs. Raymond Crozier and daughters with Herman Skipp in Glenolden. Amos Wyatt returns from New England trip. Cana Club meets at Wm. Oxley’s with nine couples. James Walker opens a radio and TV shop in Marydel. Halloween party planned October 31 at Community Hall with games, costumes prizes and free admission.
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Raymond Endy
Raymond Crozier
Margaret
Frances
Herman Skipp
Glenolden
H. B. Logan
W. A. Burkins
A. L. Glading
Carney’s Point
N. J
Amos Wyatt
New England States
Wm. Oxley
Cana Club
Father Miller
Ed Strauss
L. H. Collision and
Andy
Max Albert
Allentown
Marydel
L. H. Collison
Jimmy
Coal Reserves in Michigan Reach New Milestone
Michigan holds 103 million tons of recoverable coal while its mines have produced 4614 million tons over the last century, signaling major fossil fuel output and stock.
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Michigan
The Honeymoon Ends as Dog Delivers Slippers
A humorous aphorism by Joseph Charles Salak notes that married life cools after small domestic frictions. The joke compares a dog bringing slippers to a wife barking, implying routine tensions follow early romance.
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Joseph Charles Salak
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