Community Notices From Several Local Groups
The Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority held a social at Mrs Rosa Bosstick home with Reitha Edwards and Elsie King assisting. Evelyn Cameron, Wancy Macke and Helen Montgomery pledged. Choctaw Indians 4 H club met at Mr and Mrs Blankenship for March with talks on dairy calves and weaning pigs. fifteen members and twenty eight guests attended. Next meeting set for April 24 at Mr and Mrs McConchie. Various dinners and Sunday visits are noted across families and clubs including Marshall Temple No 326 Pythian Sisters initiation of four new members and multiple family dinners. The Camera Science club took a trip to the Chicago Science Museum with 28 travelers aboard the Humingbird from Terre Haute to Dearborn Station. Many social visits, birthdays, and dinners are listed with numerous local households hosting events through the period.
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Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority
Rosa Bosstick
Reitha Edwards
Elsie King
Evelyn Cameron
Wancy_ Macke
Helen Montgomery
Nancy Macke
Aileen Krock
Josephine Sullivan
Francis Myles
Gladys Ruth Swope
Dorothy Quinn
Camera
Science’ Club
Fragmentary names in mixed punctuation
OCR text lists multiple names with inconsistent punctuation and quotes, including ME i Claypool and Mrs Clara, Maé Anschried, Josie ees Scott, and Miss Della, showing corrupted formatting and unclear context. The fragment resembles a social note or notice with several individuals.
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ME i Claypool
Clara “Clark
Eee ‘Felter
Clara
Maé“Anschried
Josie
Ees Scott
Miss “Della
Corn Shortage Warned by Illinois Economist
A University of Illinois farm economist warns that even a small drop in corn production could push the nation toward a corn shortage. He notes shifting acreage to grasses and legumes can support diverse livestock programs while building soil fertility.
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University of Illinois
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Ben Salter
Lola Ann
Clara Norton
Herman Cork
Elizabeth Norton
J. L. Pellum
Mary Jo
Eileen Voorhies
Charleston
Dorothy Voorhies
Eleanor Washburn
Richard Randolph
Jerry Smittler
Mt. Carmel
Floyd Henderson
James Dillion
Terre Haute
Alma Hammond
Ovie Draper
Snyder
Raymond Tryon
Marjorie
R.O. Etherton
Wm. Tingley
Ralph Gentry
Mire
Virgil Etherton
Clayton Rhoads
Bill
Roy Mathews
L. B. Lewis
Marilyn
Carole
James
Don Drummond
Morton
Ben Drummond
Doris
J. L. Scott
Mrs
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Wayne Turner
Harold Stover
Ralph Davison
John Fox
O.L., Gurley
Frank Roth
Betty Ingram
Metcalf
Forest Dawson
Hume
Porterville
Rebekah Lodge
Avon
Norman Macke
Priscilla Myers
R. E. Bishop
Alvin Pevehouse
Chas. Bush
Blanford
Mrs. Chas, Hickox of
Casey
Arthur Staggs
Fred McCarty
Edith Beal
Pete Mitchell
Doris Hazersfield
Robinson
Elizabeth Robinson
Flat Rock
G. W. Gibson
Christian Church
Merrill Bruner
True Garwood
Albert , Tingley
Camille
Wm. Anacher
Harold
Anacher
John Athey
Pearl Athey
West York
Franklin Athey
Terre ‘Haute
Herold—Anderson
Palestine
Harry Reedy
Dennis
Carl Norton
Lois
Sgt
John Mixon
Charles Stepp
Mildred Stepp
Terry Stepp
Obe Veach
Don Veach
Frank Pearce
Iona
Frank Adams
John Adams
W. C. Carey
Oblong
H. J. Kemp
Carroll Hinkle
Clell Baggs
Paris
Clarence Baggs
Sunshine Club
Jessie Claypool
Gibson
Elizabeth
Ferris
G.w."gibson
Hilly’ Downey
Oe Merrill
Bruner
Mississippi
New York
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France
U. S
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payDiv
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Rosa’s Beauty Shop
Vth
Harlow
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T-Bone
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Heath & Sons
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