Dennison Social Notes Close Weekend Visits
Mrs Russell Taylor reports a weekend of visits in Marshall and Terre Haute with relatives including Alana Doll Nancy McKee and many local families. Mabel Parsons remains seriously ill at Union Hospital and Psalms 40 5 quote closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alana Doll
Nancy McKee
Marshall
Willard Milligan
Near Oliver
la Venia Jones
Bob Kirby
Paris
Jerry Holmes
Martinsville
Darrell Martin
Sirs
Dean Holmes
Deanie
Mabel Parsons
Union Hospital
Orville Taylor
Joe Augustus
Terre Haute
West Terre Haute
Deanie Holmes
Connie Sweitzer
Steven Thompson
Russell Taylor
William Lackey
Kate Lackey
Marjorie Thompson
Joyce Boylend
Gust Thompson
Herman Cork
J. H. Johns
Winford Taylor
Grace Weaver
Vincent Schaefer
Lee Parish
Augusta Holmes
Marie Ramsey
Marion White
Plainfield
Indiana
P. M. White
Jennie Ranch
Elizabth Schmidt
Barbara Ingram
Russell Garner
Gordon Miller
Russell Stepp
Ethel Stepp
Herman Marrs
Brenda Bridwell
Daryl Taylor
Charles Schmidt
Charles Williams
Delbert Prusett
Lawren
Marion Batson
Delbert Prussett
When in Rome fruit and milk freezes
A fashion note on enjoying a cool treat on hot days. It explains making fruit and milk freezes at home using whipped instant nonfat dry milk crystals and describes the health benefits of whole milk proteins B vitamins phosphorous and calcium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Five Points social notes from Mrs Wilhoit household
Lonnie Landes was a dinner guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs Glen Wilhoit. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Nelson Auld and Mr and Mrs Jim Wilson. Cheryl Davis visited with grandparents Sylvan Morgan. John Blum cut his hand and received stitches from Dr Mitchell. Brian Morgan visited grandparents Ralph Burkett. Don Burkett returned home after visiting Carl and Freda. The Ents and Ruby Connelly of Allerton dined with Terence Connelly. Sue Blakely and Neva Sue hosted a bridal shower for Debra Hendrix Scheytt. Maurice Wilhoit and Eddie, Terry and Gina were guests Friday. Terry stayed to Sunday with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Landes
Glenn Wil‘hoit
Nelson Auld
Jim Wilson
Cheryl Davis
Sylivan Morgan
John Blum
Don Burkett
Carl
Freda
Edgar Ents
Ruby Connelly
Allerton
L Terence Connelly
Sue Blakely
Neva Sue
Debra Hendrix Scheytt
Maurice Wilhoit
Eddie
Terry
Gina
Glen Wilhoit
Bowling League Scores and Standings from Local Meet
The column lists bowling results with teams such as TRW Armotretts and Toms Cafe, noting team series and game totals, top individuals including Helen Brown 528, Mary Lou Taylor 565, and Priscilla Maurer 208. It records high team series 2339 for Saladmaster and Murphy Speed Wash, high team game 817 for Clark Service, and several split conversions by Nancy Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRW
Armotretts
Toms Cafe
Doquick Laundromat -An- T
Quinn-Cline Insurance
Richey’s
Parker Motor Supply
TASB
Uohtacinieus Acheornns
Quinn-Cline
Don Marathon
Mary Lou Taylor
Nancy Thompson
Emily Zschau
Gertrude Towy Ua
Beulah Crocker
Gladys King
Priscilla Maurer
Maschenrose Jewelers
Blizzards Grocery
Murphys Speed Wash
Saladmaster
Ecccecsee Oceaee
Edington Gulf Service
Oekler
Buick
Clark Service
Murphy Speed Wash
Flore Lawrence
Dolores Stout
Joann King
Prisca Maurer
Myles
Canences Ncone
Quinn- Cline
Saveeneneeseseneuns
Parker, Motor Supply
Clark County
Prevo Motors
Western Auto 2
Clark Metal Products
Sweets Welding Shop
American Legion
Wigh
Marshall Bowl leads in bowling meet standings
High team series Marshall Bowl 1836. High individual series Mary Williams 556. High individual average Mary K Williams 169. High team game Marshall Bowl 642. High individual game Ann Strohm 228. Converted splits Sue Norton 6 7, Dorothy Riggs 5 7 and 4 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauldwell
Wil Drake
Marshall Bowl
Cece
Strohm Car Wash
Mary Williams
Mary K. Williams
Ann Strohm
Sue Norton
Dorothy Riggs
Marshall Junior Bowling Tourney Sets Stage for Illinois Meet
High scorers led Marshall juniors as Gary Lewis and James Norton topped bantam events while Jim Harper and Patty Kemp posted strong junior and girls results. The four team winners advance to the Illinois State Junior Bowling Association tournament in Joliet on April 11, with Marshall Bowl awarding trophies and a celebratory Chevron to Lewis for a bantam game of 177.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buner
Anderson, Gas Co
Drewery’s
Joes Taylor's
Enco
Clark Service
Anderson Gag Co
American Legion
Man
Marshall
Grovery
Jean Beauty
Shop
Gary
Lewis
Terry Wilhoit
James Norston
Charles “Stall Ings
Tom Taylor
Jim Harper
Debra Will Hams
Gayle Rhoads
Debra -Will- Hams
Patty Kemp
Dawn Doney
Thellinois
Joliet
Llinois
Gary Lewis
Ajb.c
Dennis Low
Marshall Bowl
Divietone
Marshall Jr
Illinois lawmakers roll out wide range of new laws
The Illinois General Assembly enacted changes affecting ordinary citizens including traffic brake light colors and window transparency rules, headlamps for motorcycles, emergency gear for house trailers, and limits on dangerous pets. Firearm rules ease for antique guns and guardian consent for under 21 registrations. Sex education opt outs empower parents, while chain referral sales become illegal. Insurance policy cancellation rules tighten, and tax relief expands for seniors and disabled veterans with up to 1500 homestead exemption and 15000 veteran home value cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ilinois State Bar Association
Mlinots General Assembly
Opilvie
Department of Safety
Parental Liability Expanded for Minor Actions in Illinois
The article outlines increased parental responsibility for injury caused by minor children, limiting liability to actual medical expenses up to $500. It also covers revised vocational programs in Illinois schools, linking home economics and agriculture to employability, and notes faculty members pictured, including Mrs. Virginia Claypool, Truman Spittler, and Mrs. Violet Shaffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nto
Ilinois
Illinois
Marshall Community
Haseen
Virginia Claypool
Truman Spittler
Violet Shaffner
Good Cooks and the Silent Recognition They Earn
The passage praises cooks for balancing eggs bacon toast and coffee hot at once. It argues cooking is an art and cooks rarely receive proper recognition. It notes the mother’s work is essential and valued by her family even without hired help.
Guides to Hesith FA basic meal planning
A brief, readable note on planning meals with the four essential food groups. Emphasizes dairy, meats, fruits and vegetables, and breads and cereals, with examples like cheese ice cream and milk products. Suggests meeting nutrition by centering menus on meats fish poultry and legumes.
They Always Know Dehy Vision of youth and career risk
The passage suggests young workers imagine quick success and marriage by certain ages. If stalled, they blame their job or employer and seek faster gains, often worsening their situation within a few years.
Health and Safety Tips for Mothers in Home Care
Carol Hart outlines home care essentials for ill family members focusing on safe room setup and daily routines. The article stresses staying with the patient, using bedside call devices, organizing supplies, and managing meals and medicines to prevent accidents and encourage recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council On Family Health
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Helen Male
Mrs
Glenn Wilhoit
KINGS
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Fees Renee
Ke Pea
Ralph Erevo
Poorbell
Ong
Carol Hart
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