Utah to Execute Delbert Green by Firing Squad
Delbert Green, condemned for a triple murder in Farming ton Utah, will die in the state prison yard on June 26 by a firing squad after exhausting appeals. The setup features a blindfolded chair execution with five rifles. four with live bullets will fire at a heart target.
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NEA Service
Salt Lake City
Utah
Delbert Green
Europe
Central America
United States
Farmington
Green
Doin's At County's Own CCC Camp
The Ramblings Of Jiggs N Jerry note Captain Baker's ahead of the curve leadership and regret his departure. They recap camp sports losses and wins, Army chow, fishing, and upcoming events including forestry classes, a track team, and a horseshoe tournament. Regular spectators Jeff Hubler and family appear as supporters.
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CCC
Captain Baker
Milroy
Coral
Ross & DeGaetano
American Legion
Izaak Wallon
Keltz
Futuire
Mascaro
Camp Real
Durell E. Hess
Penn State Forest School
Soil Conservation Service
Punxsuawney
Jefferson County
Jeff’ Hubler
Frank Curfo
M. C. W. Tomlinson
Local social notices from Taylorville and nearby towns
Clyde Shepard of Westover visited Ward Lydie on Wednesday. Homecoming at Cherry Tree drew many from the area Thursday evening. Benjamin Shank called on L. L. Shank Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Short and daughter Velma were Indiana shoppers Saturday. Mrs. Richard Manner called on Mrs. Ward Lydie Saturday. Mrs. Thomas King and family of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shank. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cochran of Punxsutawney visited their daughter and son-in-law, the Richardsen couple, Sunday. Children’s Day services at the Presbyterian church Sunday were well attended and featured an excellent program. Virginia Carnahan of Indiana is visiting Velma Short for a few days.
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Clyde Shepard
Westover
Ward Lydie’s
Cherry Tree
Benjamin Shank
L. L. Shank
Raymond Short
Velma
Indiana
Richard Manner
Ward Lydie
Thomas King
Pittsburgh
Ben Shank
Scott Cochran
Punxsutawney
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Carnahan
Velma Short
Kitchen hints for hot weather pantry care
Household guidance on storing foods in hot weather. Tips cover choosing containers, refrigerating milk vegetables fruits and meats promptly, cleaning methods to save ice, best storage areas, reheating and preserving creamed dishes, bread mold prevention, and dry goods storage in air tight containers. Ends with tomorrow's breakfast menu items.
Luncheon Menu Highlights From Steamed Cams To Apricot Pie
A luncheon menu lists steamed cams with tomato and pineapple salad and graham Melba toast plus lemonade. Dinner features lamb and barley stew with spinach in Dutch sauce and a deep dish apricot pie served with milk and coffee.
Should Parents Have More Than One Child
Olive Roberts Barton argues against pressuring families to have more children citing costs and sacred reluctance. She suggests the value of sharing, unselfishness, and adaptability for a lone child and notes many one child households face unique problems. The piece contrasts parental planning with the need to prepare a child for life without constant provision.
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Olive Roberts Barton
James
Jimmy
Sweet shop girl wins back love amid champagne party
A discreet tale follows a shop girl who marries a drunken society man once at a champagne party. After he is betrayed by a gold digger, she helps him recover his sense, steering him away from the former lover who sought wealth. The narrative centers on control, romance, and social intrigue.
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Bette
Hint
Local People and Visitors Reported in Community Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Mesae Fisher moved to Indiana in the past week. Mr. Wallace of New Kensington visits the Frank Dix son home. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McKee spent the past week in Cherry Tree. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson spent Sunday at the Balles home near New Kensington. Mr. Edgar Potter employed at Leechburg visits home for a few days. Mr. BR. F. Getty loses a valuable horse last week. Mr. Lewis of Ernest spends days with his brother in town.
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Mr. Lewis
Ernest
Make This Model at Home by Anne Adams
Anne Adams touts a distinctive dress pattern 2837 in sizes 14 through 42 with a tailored collar and yoke, offering fabric options from voile to chiffon to rayon. Includes illustrated sewing steps. pattern 378 yards 39 inch fabric for size 16. book and pattern combo offered for 25 cents. Indiana Gazette Pattern Dept, 243 West 17th St, New York City.
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Anne Adams
Indiana Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York City
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