Community Club Notes Highlight January Social Scenes
The January gatherings span W S Co S of Emanuel and Zion churches hosted at Mrs Fred Abels home with devotionals by Mrs Leo Venatta and a business session led by Mrs Eva Imle. Numerous members and guests shared meals and tributes across multiple clubs including Kappa Sigma Tau sorority guest night at Mrs Carl Hibbs home and a 6:00 PM birthday dinner hosted by Mrs John Cole and others. The record covers church classes, Home Bureau, PT A meetings, and New Year celebrations with many local residents named.
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Emanuel and Zion
Fred Abel
Leo Venatta
Eva Imle
Clara Miller
Ruth Berner
Vivian Maurer
Mabel Hawker
Naomi Lichtenberger
Mary Hawker
Verna Finkbiner
Rosemarie Abel
Alta Imle
Fairy Imle
Minnie King
Grace Wilkinson
Carma
Kappa Sigma Tau Sorority
Carl Hibbson
South Ninth Street
Fred Wilfond
John Edwards
Gladys Ruth Hanley
Mildred Dill
Dorothy Clark
Gene Zimmerly
S. W. Ashley
Armstrong
Gwin Routledge
Dorothy Shirly
James Kelley
Iris Graham
Iva Crumrin
Wanda Cork
Velva Sweitzer
Iva Sweitzer
Wanda Jean Sweitzer
Jesus
Oxidation and Corrosion Threaten Engine Oils
The article notes oxidation and corrosion are key engine oil problems. It cites University of Nebraska research showing oxidation lowers the temperature at which corrosion forms, with gums and sludges forming as engines run hotter. It warns oil deterioration is complex and not easily solved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
AAA Committeemen Plan 1948 Agricultural Program
County AAA members from every township met December 31 1947 at Martinsville to select soil and water conservation practices for 1948. Planned measures include sod waterways green manure crops liming materials fertilizers and phosphate. Frank Hardway urged farmers to review needs and participate while Joseph Chapman stressed collective responsibility and efficiency in soil repair and program success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Martinsville
Frank Hardway
Joseph Chapman
Public Notice of Property Sale in Marshall Illinois
In Clark County Illinois the Circuit Court orders a partition sale of Lots 1 2 3 4 and 5 in Block 2 Warren Scholfield's subdivision to the Town of Marshall. The Special Master will sell at 1 30 PM on January 24 1948 at the East Door of the Courthouse for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark
Ross D. Holler
John D. Scholfield
Claude W. McDaniel
Circuit Court
Clark County
Illinois
Marshall
Tlinois
Warren Scholfield
William B. Archer
Tinois
Marshall, Ilinois
Circuit Court of
Ilinois
Illinois Farmers urged to order state tree seedlings
Staff Forester Max H Lane of Benton Illinois urges private landowners and town managers to order state grown tree seedlings from the Department of Conservation Division of Forestry for spring reforestation and soil conservation. Orders available from the State Forester's office district foresters or county farm advisers. Species include Ash Red Oak Black Locust Sycamore Osage Orange Soft Maple Black Walnut nuts Cypress Loblolly Pine Shortleaf Pine Pitch Pine Jack Pine Red Pine and White Pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
State of Illinois Department of Conservation
Division of Forestry
Max H. Lane
Benton
Hlindis
Department of Conservation
Springfield
State Forester
Beulah Church Hosts Beulah School Offering
A Beulah church service in Quincy Illinois featured a Chaddock School collection. Mrs. Stubbs represented the school and the Beulah church presented 103 quarts of fruit as a finie gift, with offerings totaling 113 dollars. Asbury church also collected for Chaddock School at Sunday night services, totaling 28.17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Auburn
Snyder
Darwin
Asbury ’Church
Chaddock School
Methodist Circuit Preaching Schedule For Next Sunday
Harold J. Kemp, minister, announces regular services at Beulah 9 00 a m, Darwin 11 00 a m, Snyder 7 30 p m. Mid week services are held Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Kemp
Beulah
Darwin
Snyder
Bargain Seed Advice for Gardeners and Vine Care
A cautionary note on buying seed, urging buyers to choose tested tagged seed and study state seed tags. It also gives practical pruning tips for grape vines, recommending pinning vines back to four or five canes with eight to ten buds per cane.
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Butch
Leland Weaver
Judith
Harold
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St. Louis
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Roy Becker
Dorothy Faye
Oliver
Robert Lashbrook
Sharon
Barbara
Robert Otis
Spiketown
Don Weaver
Detroit
Michigan
Wayne Turner
Gladys Brown
Terre
A. H. Simpson
Bud Simpson
Fred Wallis
Stitchery Club
Archer Avenue
Fred Gorham
F. M. Brosman
Dick Davidson
William Taylor
Lillian Brady
BE. D. Seed
John Scholfield
W. E. Morris
W. F. Hutchinson
C. M. Bubeck
Wm. Davidson
Kenneth Cole
John Cole
Emery Bloodworth
Buddy
Charles Smith
Blackhawk
Indiana
The
Methodist Church
Arthur Lowry
Ethel Glover
Florence Davidson
Besse Craig
Alvin T. Miller
Maggie and
Five Points
Leon Bender
Carroll
Kile
Dewey Montgomery
Will Imle
Robert Dunlap
Terre Haute
Nerman Imle
Otto Sockler
Eckel
Home Bureau
Dorothy Davidson
E. D. Seed
J. L. Gore
P T. A
South Side
Harold Kintz
Frank Pearce
Madilan School Hiya
Minnie Kuykendall
Duane Crawford
Fred Huffington
Grace Leach
Lester Simpson
Cornfles
Santa Claus
Melrose Jolly
James Slusser
Jeannette van Fleet
Jean van Fleet
Rosemary Freeman
Mill Creek Church
Bld‘ Weger
Flat Rock
John Nicol
Jane
Stanley
Lloyd Snearley
Russell
Donna
Kenneth
Albright
Hershel Cline
John
Golda Blizzard
William Ledermann
Maude Miller
New Yar’s
Fred Moore
Martha
Chas
Curran
Carol Ann
van Tarble
Jack Cline
Frank Meehling
Roy McNary
Susie Guyer
Carrie Murphy
Carl Beard
Joe Murphy
Ruth Murphy
Mrs. Arthur |Tarman
Aczéong
Don Hall
Michael O'Shea
PTT
Wiacolor
James Fenimore Cooper
Last OF the Mohicans
Mr. M
Ett
Kentucky
Louella Parsons Ames Oyit Colpaners T
Thony Gunn
Adel
Elyse Yen
Meccan Ryy Anerd
Wei Te Ev
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