Thanksgiving Guests Fill Marco Area Homes
Numerous families from Marco and nearby towns hosted Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Pope of Columbus, and many others from Anderson, Linton, Bloomfield, Sandborn, Bedford, and Indianapolis. Siobhan McKenna signed an autograph book for Robin Balnis, a 1960 Muscular Dystrophy poster child, supporting the national drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Goodwin
Dwight Pope
Columbus
Lola Buck
June Rusher
George Buck
Bossier
Brownie Buck
Linton
Bill Harper
Sandborn
Don Carmichael
Bloomfield
Willard Andis
Wanda Mowery
Anderson
Harold Hobbs
Ott Clark
Vicksburg
Wayne Carmichael
Peoria, Jr
Esther Lucas
Indianapolis
O. D. Bloomer
Lyons
Ruth Carmichael
Alma Lucas
George W. Brown
Ruth Clark
Marco
Sgt. Buck
Alaska
Texas
Bill Vaughn
Clarence Wright
John Pitcher
John Brown
James Harris
Orval Coker
Villa Park
Jack Faidherbe
Mamie Catshall
Smith Wines
Minnie Turpin
Bertha Hill
Scottsburg
Siobhan McKenna
Robin Balnis
Worthington Delts Plan Christmas Party
The Worthington Delta Theta Tau chapter held a business session at the Why building, voting a $5 donation for a sick Illinois girl. Mrs. Velma Heaton and Miss Mary Jane Stahl were appointed to represent Aviapter at the hospital guild meeting. The Province convention will be at French Lick hotel January 27 to 29 with Mrs. Wilhe mina Martindale as delegate. A gift drive for mental health patients was announced, and the next meeting is a Christmas party at Worthington Jefferson school cafeteria at 6 30 Monday evening December 12 with a 50 cent gift exchange.
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Worthington
Delta Theta Tau
Why
Illinois
Velma Heaton
Mary Jane Stahl
Hospital Guild
French Lick
Wilhemina Martindale
Stahl
Thanksgiving visits cross towns in Indiana and Illinois
North Bucktown residents Dennis and George Fordice spent Thanksgiving weekend visiting relatives in Mount Vernon Indiana and Carmi Illinois. Other guests included Jacobs families from Taylorville and Linton, Pahmeiers of Yorktown, and Morris, with joyously noted birthday for Mrs. Morris. Audrey Jackson of Florida also visited friends nearby, while Mildred Cunningham and daughter Mary Lou joined Donald Pahmeier for Thanksgiving Day.
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Dennis Fordice
George Fordice
Mount Vernon
Ind
Carmi
Robert Jacobs
Ridgard
Robert
David
Debbie
Taylorville
Dale Jacobs
Linton
Martha Jacobs
Paul Pahmeier
Paula
Yorktown
Donald Pahmeier
John Morris
Greg
Piez Slager
Judy Bedwell
Loren Wiseman
Mike
Sandra Burch
Morris
Audrey Jackson
Florida
Mildred Cunningham
Mary Lou
Jesse Abrams
Dugger
Wiseman
Mack Mayfield
Brenda Mayfield
A Fly Is Born Full-Grown and Stays Small
A paradoxical note states that a fly appears as a mature adult from birth and does not increase in size thereafter, suggesting a misconception about growth in the insect lifecycle.
Worthington Lodge Honors Mrs. Cullison
Mrs. Irene Cullison of Worthington, district deputy president of the Rebekah lodge, was the guest of honor at a Worthington lodge reception at the I.C.C.F. hall. Out of town guests came from Bloomfield Lyons and Linton as the hall featured red and white decor and the motto Move Forward and Look Upward.
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Irene Cullison
Worthington
Rebekah Lodge
Worthington Lodge
1.C.C.F. Hall
Cullison
Elizabeth Cooper
Virginia Dyer
Noble Grand
Cecil Summers
Wallis Rogers
Paul Jamison
Carl Stahl
Paul Hunter
Ola Beauchamp
Selma Dyer
Ione Hamilton
Jesus
Shirley Pickard
Linda Strait
Bloomfield Lodge
Bessie McHenry
Lyons Class Holds Christmas Party at First Methodist Lyons
The Ever Ready class of the First Methodist church in Lyons met at Mrs. Doris Shields home for a Christmas party. A covered dish dinner was served with hostess assistants Mrs. Gertrude Kiler and Mrs. Maggie Struckmeyer. The group sang carols and held a devotional led by Mrs. Edna Neidigh. A brief business session was led by Mrs. Hattie Hunter and cards were mailed to absent members. Fifteen members and a guest attended.
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First Methodist Church of
Blanche Moore
Chillicothe
Shields
U.S. Apple Crop Falls From Last Year and Below Average
The Agriculture Marketing Service reports 1960 commercial apple production at 106.4 million bushels, down 13 percent from 1959 and 5 percent under average. Winter and fall varieties show larger declines, while summer apples and red meat in federally inspected slaughterhouses rise or fall with mixed results. Lard output for January through October 1960 also declines 5 percent from 1959.
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WASHINGTON \p
Agriculture Marketing Service
Worthington Club on St Lawrence Presented by Mrs Fuller
Worthington Study club members met at Mrs. Lee Fuller’s home. Mrs. Austin Groves reported on Canada’s incomparable St Lawrence and its role in transport and history. Mrs. Ray Miller covered engineering feats and winter hazards on the river.
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Lee Fuller
Worthington Study Club
Austin Groves
Canada
St. Lawrence
Ray Miller
Dale Weathers
Quebec
Montreal
H. E. Ropp
Baptist Class to Meet for Memorial Service
The Senior Bible class of the First Baptist Church will gather in the lower auditorium Friday. A covered dish lunch will be served at noon, followed by a memorial service for deceased members and a social hour. No gift exchange is planned.
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First Baptist Church
Women's Chorus Plans For Christmas Affair
The Greene County Women s Chorus rehearsed in the Bloomfield High School music room under Mrs Jane Sandberg of Bloomfield. They planned the annual Christmas program and performance details were discussed.
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Greene County Women’s Chorus
Bloomfield High School
Jane Sandberg
Bloomfield
Rest Haven Chorus Seeks Singers for Purdue Conference
The Rest Haven chorus meets at 6:00 p.m. CST and invites any woman who enjoys singing to join. Under Purdue University director Al Stewart the group will rehearse for a program at the Purdue conference next June with about two thousand women expected. For details contact Mrs. Sandberg.
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Rest Haven
C.S.T
Indiana
Purdue
al Stewart
Purdue University
Mrs. Sandberg
Japanese Seaweed Farms Grow Amid Growing Appetite
In the Orient and Hawaii seaweed is a staple with certain kinds cultivated extensively. The Japanese have advanced large scale seaweed farming to meet rising demand.
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Orient
Hawaii
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