West Union Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Mrs. Mae Buckley hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mrs. T E B Austin and others from Ashmore Terre Haute and Hutsonville. The West Union churches held meetings and evangelistic services as residents visited family in Evansville Chicago Darwin and North Carolina.
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Mae Buckley
T. Eb, Austin
Ashmore
Mattle Neff
Terre Haute
Harnett Wright
Dean Strohm
Roy Scott
Everett Scott
Mildred Jared
Newton Cork
Joe Cork
Jack Huffington
Meda Carlyle
Howard Utterback
Chicago
Billy Marvin
Sam Sheets
Ruth
Evansville
Sheets
Retta Kaufman
Paris Hospital
Irene
C. O. Highsmith
Capt. Ferris Highsmith
All Right Readers Visit Chambers and Neighbors
Mrs Lucy Chambers hosted neighbors and friends on Tuesday with Effie Jane and other locals joining in. Several groups helped with butchering at Foster Frances home and visits continued through Friday and weekend with Marshall and Decatur excursions and multiple callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Snearly
Russell Glenn
Lucy Chambers
Effie Jane
John Nicol
Foster France
Will Spitzier
Leslie Gard
Raymond Lambdin
Russell
Nellie
Gard
John Pine
Mattie Miller
Mary Thompson
Marshall
Goldie Morgan
Mary Chambers
Will Fetters
Orlando Meeker
Ada
Ethel
Frank
Goldie Bandy
Decatur
Ill
France
H. A. Serwise
John Carpenter
Oscar
Dennis Weir and Sons
Five Points Society Notes and Local Marriages
Kenneth Eads kept his regular appointments at this place on Sunday with Bible school reorganized January 7 led by Harold E Beachout as superintendent and Pauline Bell as pianist. Wayne Lucan of Clarksville wed Jeanette Morgan of the Chas. Morgan family Sunday. Carl Morgan joins induction into the armed forces. Local families share Sunday visits and travel plans as Mrs Lillie Reed travels to Los Angeles to visit sons in service. Farmer cooperatives thrive when supported by local producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Eads
This Place
Bible School
Harold E. Beachout
Pauline Bell
Otto Morgan
Wm. Veach
Carl Morgan
Rex
Carrol Wilhoit
Sylvan Morgan
Jeanette Morgan
Chas. Morgan
Wayne Lucan
Clarksville
Glenn Wilhoit
Maurice
Donna
Joyce Anne
Alvinlee Fraker
Chas Anacker
Ralph Burkett
Lillie Reed
Los Angeles
California
Freda Burkett
Washington, D. C
Johnny Hutchings
Reba Swartz
Frank Swartz
Green Moss
Good Housekeeping Aids Safe Explosives Work
The article outlines three main factors for safe explosives work: meticulous housekeeping, stringent personal cleanliness, and proper clothing. Workers, mostly women, change into uniforms each day, with constant decontamination and soap detectors signaling any explosive residue on skin or clothing.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Century Bird Cages On Display At Cooper Union Museum
A collection of centuries old bird cages from royal households is shown in the Arts of Decoration at Cooper Union museum New York. Highlights include a 17th century Italian queen's cage with glass bars and a red silk tassel, a Holland 1830 delftware cage with windmill scenes, and a Qing dynasty Chinese cylindrical cage from 1735 796 featuring ivory inlays and worm feeding tongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Union Museum
N. Y
Italy
Sheffield
China
Pheasants Aid Farmers by Reducing Crop Waste
A report from the Ohio wildlife research station at Ohio State University finds pheasants consume most waste grain and cause limited crop damage. Removing waste grain curtails weeds in corn and soybeans, lowers pest and disease spread, and supports crop rotation benefits for farmers.
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Ohio Wildlife Research Station
Ohio State University
Oyster Seasons and Year Round Availability
The article notes oyster season traditionally starts September 1 but market arrivals rise in October. Demand peaks during Christmas, yet modern quick freezing allows enjoying oysters in any month by pairing peak quality with cold months.
Kingdom standards for Christ’s followers in Matthew five
The lesson outlines the Beatitudes and conduct of a Christian under Christ as King. It highlights humility sorrow meek hunger for righteousness mercy purity and peacemaking as marks of true followers and urges love for enemies and abstinence from alcohol as practical applications.
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Christ
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Plummer
Bense
Winter Home of Chimney Swift Found Through Band Returns
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reports 13 bands from chimney swifts returned from Peru via the American embassy at Lima, confirming a wintering location outside North America. Banding since 1936-1940 tied Peruvian birds to Tennessee, Illinois, Connecticut, Alabama, Georgia, and Ontario.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Peru
Lima
North America
Canada
Gulf Coast
Fish and Wildlife Service
Ontario
Rocky Mountains
Spot Recreation Centers Cut Delinquency in Bellingham
Bellingham Washington launched a spot based recreation program a year ago and reduced juvenile delinquents by 64 percent in one year. Officials used a large spot map to identify needs and added 10 playfields including a ball park. Areas within a half to mile of the business center gained two new recreational sites, greatly lowering trouble in the previously high white spot area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
American Municipal Association
Advertising’s Rise Transformed American Newspapers
American newspapers shifted from subscription reliance to advertising as a major revenue source. From 1914 to 1929 ad income surged from about 175 million to 800 million dollars, while circulation grew more slowly from 100 million to 300 million. The broad expansion of general advertising helped push newspaper publishing into the billion dollar era.
Good Eating as Science Says Britannica Calls It Gastronomy
The encyclopedia argues good eating is a science using laws and formulas. It notes cooks discover scientifically without knowing it and explains reactions such as tannin with cheese, and why fats and starches share a hydrocarbon group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Potato Storage Precautions Against Freezing and Sprouting
The guidance says keep storages between 35 and 70 degrees to avoid damage. Sprouting can be slowed by 40 degrees or lower. If temps stay from 35 to 40 degrees for weeks, potatoes may sweeten but can be restored by holding at 70 degrees for two weeks.
Speedy Help to Lamed Cruiser Ends 27000 Mile Air Push
A damaged 6100 pound pinion gear delayed a cruiser in the Pacific. Navy air transport service crews rerouted a 5300 mile supply chain, flying heavy items from Willow Grove to Philadelphia yard in under 27 hours for swift repairs and crew redeployments.
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Philadelphia
Battle Line
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Naval Air Transport Service
NATS
Paul Bunyan
Navy
Willow Grove
Naval Air Station
New York
Panama Canal Zone
Task Force 58
Harold M. Shhacmbach
Camp Hill
James M. Malloy
Wilmington
Del
Allbrook Field
Canal Zone
Pearl Harbor
Ben ’S. Spaulding
Chicago
Lieut
K. Kemper
Alexandria
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Super Gestapo Spying On Nazi Civil Officials
The Gestapo chief Himm ler forms a daily reporting secret service to monitor German civil officials. In Berlin the force includes about 2000 operatives, with visitors required to have all remarks recorded. Some officials reportedly refuse to meet wartime manufacturers to avoid misinterpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Super Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Sinate Hitler
Berlin
Gestapo
Proving It Pays to Advertise in Lincoln Courier
Forty two merchants funded an ad urging rain in Lincoln Illinois. The editor promised the ad would run free if rain fell before 3 p.m. Friday. Rain arrived on Thursday, proving the ad campaign paid off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Ill
Lincoln Evening Courier
Capital Transit Opens Charm School for Operators
Capital Transit launches a charm school for 55 women streetcar and bus operators in Washington. The program aims to improve rider relations and public image for the transit system.
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Charm School For
Washington
Capital Transit Company
Capital
Hep Cats Warned At Memphis Dance
An unidentified girl at a Memphis informal dance wore a note pinned to her dress warning others she was sun burned. The incident drew attention as attendees read the paper and laughed at the caution.
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Memphis
Meat quality varies with cattle breed and activity, U S D A study finds
Research by O G Hawkins shows cattle from the same breed differ up to 12 percent in moisture 23 percent in fat 14 percent in protein and 1 percent in ash. Tenderness depends on breeding exercise age and feeding. exercise improves tenderness, and young age does not guarantee tenderness.
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O.G. ‘Hawkins
Work Toward Center To Remove Stains
Cleaning advice for stain removal on garments advises feathering from the outer edge toward the center to avoid rings. Surround the spot with absorbent powder and work from the wrong side of the fabric to prevent driving soil through the material.
Newspaper Circulation Trends Through the 1930s War Impact
The text traces U S newspaper circulation from 1930 to a peak in 1941 with drops during the early Depression years and a surge with wartime demand. It notes 43.4 million readers last year, about 1 percent per family, and over 300 papers averaging 25 000 copies daily.
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Europe
Fish Chowder: A Hearty Old-Fashioned Favorite
An old fashioned fish chowder uses white meat fish and simple steps. Fry salt pork and onions until golden then add potatoes water and seasonings and simmer. Add fish flesh with bones removed, then milk and heat to just boiling before serving with crackers.
Dehydrated Vegetables Rich in B Vitamins
Dehydrated leafy vegetables supply riboflavin nicotinic acid and pantothenic acid with spinach and beet tops especially rich in riboflavin. Root crops are lower in riboflavin but provide nicotinic acid. Sweet potatoes lose about 11.5 percent riboflavin 0 for nicotinic acid and 27.7 percent pantothenic acid during dehydration.
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MD Guint SD
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