Kroger Foods Tests Showcase In Collier’s June Issue
A Collier’s magazine feature details the Kroger Food Foundation in Cincinnati conducting hundreds of thousands of quality tests annually. Labs, test kitchen, and taste panels vet samples, with 600 000 lots tested each year and 200 pounds of cans emptied daily. Described gadgets include a jam spreader and macaroni meter to ensure uniform cooking and drip-free jams.
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Kroger Food Foundation
Cincinnati
Collier’s Magazine
Kroger
The
Food Foundation
Junior
Hoosier Day contemplates military service plans
Congress considers a draft and reserve training plan requiring able young men to serve four to six months in the armed forces and several years in guard or reserves. The policy would mean most physically able youths spend a couple of years in national service.
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Congress
Tail as shield: lizards shed tails to distract pursuers
When a lizard flees from a threat it often sacrifices its tail to mislead the pursuer. The tail detaches easily and continues wriggling, giving the reptile a chance to escape.
Mrs. Hendren Dies At Bloomfield
Fannie Williams Hendren 64 lifelong Bloomfield resident died at Freeman Greene County Hospital after a brief illness. She was a IU graduate 1912 and SMITH College 1913, taught Bloomfield High 1913 1918, and was active in church and clubs. Survived by two sons a daughter a brother and five grandchildren. Funeral at 2:00 PM CST Tuesday at West Main Street residence with burial in Grandview Cemetery. Jenkins and Sons Funeral home in charge.
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Fannie Williams Hendren
Bloomfield
Freeman-Greene County
Bloomfield High School
JoAnn Logan
St. Louis
Reed Williams
Indianapolis
West Main Street
Ver Underwood
Grandview Cemetery
Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home
Largest ship in the world Queen Elizabeth sails at 83 673 tons
The article notes the Queen Elizabeth as the largest ship in the world at 83 673 tons. It also mentions the Chinese calendar counting years since the Yellow Emperor and Confucius.
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Confucius
Hospital Report Details Admissions and Births by Towns
Admissions list for Friday through Sunday includes Mrs Hiram Baker Bloomfield and Robert McCloud Jr Owensburg with major surgery. Dustie Storms three years old for minor injuries. Anna Murray Goshen. Carol Groves Coal City minor surgery. Pearl Hale Linton. Frances Elaine Murphy Koleen appendectomy. births include a Woodrow Broyles baby in Louisville and a Curtiss daughter in Linton. multiple medical treatments and discharges follow. Dismissals include Clyde McCain Linton and several from Bloomfield, Linton, Dugger and surrounding towns.
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Hiram Baker
Bloomfield
Robert McCloud, Jr
Owensburg
Dustie Storms
Anna Murray
Goshen
Carol Groves
Coal City
Pearl Hale
Linton
Frances Elaine Murphy
Roy Graves
Robert Padgett
Taylor Brown
Frank Welch
Wesley Leigh
Dugger
Vincent Hastings
Elnora
Earl Simpson
Ronald Carmichael
Carol Graves
Thanks for cards and gifts from friends during hospital stay
Mrs Anna Millon thanks friends and neighbors for the cards letters and gifts received while she was hospitalized at St Vincent's hospital.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Anna Millon
Psi Iota Xi Plans Dance Revue at Linton High
Psi Iota Xi sorority of Linton sponsors a dance revue at Linton High School auditorium Friday night in two shows at 7:00 and 9:00. First year students from Linton and Greene County featured with advanced students from Evansville. Tickets cost 1.00 and 50 cents. delivery available by calling 98.
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Psi Iota Xi Sorority
Linton
Hodgins
Cornelius Family Hosts Father's Day Dinner at Bloomfield Cabin
Camille Cornelius of Dugger was guest of honor at a Father's Day dinner at the Cornelius cabin south of Bloomfield. Attendees included Keith Cornelius and sons Gregory and Joel of Fort Wayne, Arthur Cornelius, Camille Cornelius, and Sue Cornelius. Keith and his wife and sons are former Dugger residents on a two week vacation.
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Camille Cornelius
Dugger
Cornelius
Bloomfield
Keith Cornelius
Gregory
Joel
Fort Wayne
Arthur Cornelius
Sue Cornelius
Three Marriage Licenses Issued by Greene Clerk
The Greene circuit court clerk at Bloom issued three marriage licenses. Richard Gullion and Mary Ann Shanklin of Linton. Arnold Henderson and Elizabeth Burcham of Bloomfield Route Three. Charles Wilson and Barbara Rhoads of Worthington.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Richard Gullion
Mary Ann Shanklin
Linton
Arnold Henderson
Elizabeth Burcham
Charles Wilson
Barbara Rhoads
Worthington
Miss Wines Goes to Indianapolis to Serve as Secretary
Miss Jane Ann Wines of Marco travels to Indianapolis to take a post as secretary to Jack H. McIntyre, new personnel director of the Indiana State Highway Commission. Mrs. Ida Priest returns from a six week Colorado vacation visiting relatives in Boulder and Greeley and other Colorado spots. Ernest Perigo and Frank Neal join others from the city at the Methodist conference in Bloomington.
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Jane Ann Wines
Marco
Indianapolis
Jack H. McIntyre
Indiana State Highway Commission
Ida Priest
Colorado
Ernest Perigo
Frank Neal
City
Methodist Churches
Indiana University Auditorium
Bloomington
Three Fines Imposed In Linton Court
Three fines were imposed in the weekend court of Mayor Robert C. McFadden in Linton. Lloyd Wolfe of Jasonville paid $15.75 total for failing to observe a stop sign, arrested by Linton Officer Ancil Tryon. Ronald White faced charges of operating a motor vehicle with no operator's license.
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Robert C. McFadden
Linton
Lloyd Wolfe
Jasonville
Ancil Tryon
Ronald White
George Campbell
Public intoxication leads to fines for Carlisle man
Paul Bedwell of Carlisle was fined $1 and costs totaling $14 after a Sunday public intoxication charge. He was arrested by Linton Officers Albert Truitt and Tryon.
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Paul Bedwell
Carlisle
Linton
Albert Truitt
Tryon
New York Leads Nation Licensing Automobiles
A historical note states New York became the first state to license automobiles. Other lines reference whales nursing young, Idaho meaning Light on the Mountain, and Rainbows not forming complete circles.
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New York
Idaho
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