Grand Turn Ladies Aid Installs Officers at January Meeting
The Grand Turn Ladies Aid held a devotional and fellowship meeting at Mrs. Fairy Inlé’s home with Rev. Hasewinkel presiding. Officers installed for the coming year include Mrs. Fairy Imle president and Mrs. Carrie Salter vice president. Members and visitors attended. refreshments followed. The Marshall Home Bureau Night Unit met later with a demonstration on Home-Made Face Dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Turn
Fairy Inlé
Eva Imle
Hasewinkel
Fairy Imle
Carrie Salter
Louise Ziegler
Emma Geisert
Louise Jackson
Alta Imle
Katie Ziegler
Clara Scheytt
Lena Hirsch
Carrie Saiter
Ollie Imle
Lena Boettcher
Minnie King
de Imle
Jesse Locke
Elsie Yor Org
Bessie Davis
Clara Imle
Blanche Taylor
Clarene Davison
Nellie Williams
Dale Schafer
Richard
Ronnie Marlowe
Elsquary
Marshall Home Bureau
Fred Blundell, Jr
G. O. Frazier
Virginia Postlewaite
T. E. Myers
Nathan Jones
Fred Blundell
Ora Beard
Morrell Frazier
Dick Davidson
G.O. Frazier
Howard Harper
Caslon Bennett
Mildred Jared
Mattie Welsh
Benton Marrs
Wanda Houk
T. B. Myers
Leo Macey
Neighbors Honor Edward Lee Returning From Visit
A Monday night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee’s home welcomed their son Edward back from a few weeks with Fort Sheridan. Attendees included the Emery Morgans with Joann, the Franklins with Margie and Dolt, the John Ziegler family with Lucile, the Roscoe Ziegler family, and the Norton family with June and Edward. Lunch was served and all reported a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee
Edward
Fort Sheridan
Emery Morgan
Joann
Franklin Welch
Margie
Dolt
John Ziegler
Lucile
Roscoe Ziegler
William Norton
June
Local Dinner Guests Share Sunday Meals Across Town
Mr and Mrs Russell Junker hosted a large list of visitors from Elwood Terre Haute Paris Clarksville Casey Martinsville and Marshall for Sunday meals and tea. The gatherings included Miss Kathryn Guinnip celebrating her 19th birthday and overnight stays with Mr and Mrs True Garwood and daughter plus numerous other families sharing dinners and casual visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Junker
W. S. Bufe
Elwood
Ind
Virginia Wagner
Terre Haute
Wayne Tingley
Bufe
Junker
Kathryn Guinnip
Eckle Unit Home Bureau Holds Pot luck and Social
The Eckle Unit of the Home Bureau hosted a January 12 pot luck dinner at Mrs. Mabel Bierbaum’s home. Ruth Hanley chaired a post dinner meeting with demonstrations on skin creams and astringents. Officers and committees were appointed including Loretta Guinnip and Daisy Curd taking key roles. The unit planned a fund and lesson material for the year with a Feb 9 meeting at Mrs. Dorothy Davidson’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckle
Home Bureau
Mabel Bierbaum
Ruth Hanley
Loretta Guinnip
Louise Burkybile
Median Aden
Maud McNoun
Eloise Epeephostess
Estellan Dobson
Daisy Curd
Maud McNoon
Ruth
Mrs. E. E. Bunch Hosts Party for Leaving Daughter
Mrs. E E Bunch entertained Tuesday night for her daughter Mrs I W Ashley who is departing for Seattle Washington. The gathering featured bridge games and candlelit refreshments with a flowers centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Garver Frazier Mrs Morrell Frazier Mrs Gene Clark Mrs Caslon Bennett Mrs G D Farris Mrs Archie Andrews Miss Mary Macey and Miss Betty Nelson. Prizes went to Mrs Garver Frazier and Mrs Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Bunch
Archer Avenue
I. W. Ashley
Seattle
Washington
Garver Frazier
Morrell Frazier
Gene Clark
Caslon Bennett
G. D. Farris
Archie Andrews
Mary Macey
Betty Nelson
Clark
Mrs Wallis Hosts Stitchery Club Meeting at Archer Avenue
Mrs Fred Wallis entertained the Stitchery club on Archer Avenue last Thursday afternoon. A new member Mrs Fred Gorham recently joined the club. Others present included Mrs F M Brosman Mrs C M Bubeck Mrs Dick Davidson Mrs Arthur Deaner Mrs W F Hutchison Mrs John McCauley Mrs W E Morris Mrs C C Pack Mrs Julia Parsons Mrs John Scholfield Mrs E D Seed and Mrs William Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wallis
Archer Avenue
Fred Gorham
F. M. Brosman
C. M. Bubeck
Dick Davidson
Arthur Deaner
W. F. Hutchison
John McCauley
W. E. Morris
C. C. Pack
Julia Parsons
John Schol
Meloy Family Attends Capping Exercises at St Anthony
Mr and Mrs John Meloy and Miss Agnes Meloy visited Terre Haute for Sunday dinner with Mrs Anna Murphy and Mrs John Joy. They attended the capping exercises at St Anthony Hospital where Miss Roselyn Meloy, a member of the class of 1932, received her cap after five months of probation training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meloy
Agnes Meloy
Anna Murphy
John Joy
Terre Haute
St. Anthony Hospital
Roselyn Meloy
North Side School teachers honor birth anniversary
The North Side School 2nd grade teachers held a dinner party Thursday for Mrs. Georgia Connerton birthday. Attending were Miss Ruth Murphy, Mrs. Irene Bennett, Miss Mary Alice Lambdin, Mrs. Irene Cline, Mrs. Louise Pheanis, and Mrs. Paul Leitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Georgia Connerton
Ruth Murphy
Irene Bennett
Mary Alice Lambdin
Irene Cline
Louise Pheanis
Paul Leitch
Andrews Birthday Dinner Honored Mr Archie Andrews
Mr and Mrs Archie Andrews of South Sixth Street hosted a Thursday dinner in honor of Mr Andrews birthday. Guests included Mrs Winfred Ashley Earl Spittler and Mr and Mrs Harry Matthew from near Dresser Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Andrews
South Sixth Street
Mr. Andrews
Winfred Ashley
Earl Spittler
Harry Mathew
Near Dresser
Indiana
Adams Host Birthday Dinner for Son Jerry
Mr and Mrs John Adams entertain Monday evening honoring their son Jerry on his fifth birthday. Present were Mr and Mrs Louis Beal and Miss Frances Nelson. A birthday cake with candles centered the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Jerry
Louis Beal
Frances Nelson
Dinner guests honor the Tingleys southeast of Marshall
Shirley Ann and Mrs James Pickens with daughter Linda, and Mr and Mrs Edgar Tingley with sons shared a noon meal with Mr and Mrs Albert Tingley located southeast of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hills
Shirley Ann
James Pickens
Linda
Edgar Tingley
Albert Tingley
Marshall
Local visits span Terre Haute and Casey households
Mrs. Harry Guinnip and daughter Kathryn called on Mrs. Burt Lutz in Terre Haute with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beadle who are visiting indefinitely with the Lutz. In Casey Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beachout hosted Sunday dinner for Carrol Kammacher and family of Allright and Mrs. Mary Hendrix and Nelle Marie of Auburn with Judy and Jimmy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Guinnip
Kathryn
Burt Lutz
Terre Haute
C. E. Beadle
Mrs. Lutz
Carrol Kammacher
Allright
Mary ‘Hendrix
Nelle Marie
Auburn
Harold Beachout
Judy
Jimmy
Casey
Local hosts entertain with Sunday dinner guests
Mr and Mrs C W English hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Harry Reynolds Mrs Jule Gore Mr and Mrs Harve Night linger Jonny and Billie McFall of Terre Haute and Ann Malloy. Mr and Mrs Ray Forsythe with sons dined with Mr and Mrs Cleo Marrs at Paris last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Howe
Casey
Joe Macey
Plum Street
C. W. English
Harry Reynolds
Jule Gore
Harve Nightlinger
Jonny and
Billie McFall
Terre Haute
Ann Malloy
Mrs
Ray Forsythe and Sons
Cleo Marrs
Paris
Graham Bible Class Meets for January Session
The Graham Bible Class gathered at Mrs. Wm. Lickert’s Archer avenue home Friday for the January meeting with Mrs. Ora Horner and Mrs. Cora Stoelting assisting. Sixteen members and one guest, Mrs. EB Wisely, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Wm. Lickert
Archer Avenue
Ora Horner
Cora Stoelting
EB. N
Baird
Charles Eitel
Elmer Stover
John Cunningham
Louie Hawker
Dan Tibbs
Ben Baird
Hainley
Ed Renner
GC. C. Pack
Minnie Cook
Wm. Craig
Charles Short
Wm. Mathew
E. N. Wisely
Mar De Wa Home Bureau Discusses Homemade Skin Creams
The Mar De Wa Home Bureau met Thursday afternoon at Marie Curran's home to discuss Homemade Skin Creams and Their Uses and to nominate committees. Attending were Mrs. Ethel Wrightlinger Ruth English Mabel Gore Margaret Joyce Mae Reynolds Matilda Wallace Maude Zimmerlay Alma Cooper Nancy English La Vicia Perisho Elva Shawver and the hostess Marie Curran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar-De-Wa
Elva Shawver
Marie Curran
Surprise Birthday Party for Bobby Langlois
Mrs. RR Langlois hosted a surprise party on South Sixth Street for her son Bobby turning 12. Guests included Nancy Newberry Phyllis Baker Betty Miller Betty Irwin Helen Siverly Dick Smitley Dale Crumlin Harry Waight and Dale Huffington. A lighted birthday cake centered the table and gifts were given after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. C. Langlois
Bobby
South Sixth Street
Nancy Newberry
Phyllis Baker
Betty Miller
Betty Irwin
Helen Siverly
Dick Smitley
Dale Crumlin
Harry Waoight
Dale Huffington
Mrs Geheb Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. John Geheb entertained the Tuesday bridge group at her home. Attendees included Mrs. O H Robson Mrs C E Clem Mrs John McCauley Mrs R C Langlois and others. Guest prizes went to Miss Helen Ohm and Miss Dorothy Rose. Club prizes were awarded to Mrs McCauley Mrs Clem and Mrs Rademaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geheb
O. H. Robson
C. E. Clem
John McCauley
R. C. Langlois
John Rademaker
T. H. Findley
E. B. Hurst
J Don Medsker
Frank Gunder
Helen Ohm
Dorothy Rose
Virgil Hurst
Miss
Buffet Supper Hosted by Heber Nash Family
Mrs. and Mrs. Heber Nash and daughter Ruth Jeanette entertained Sunday evening with a buffet supper. Owing guests included Mr and Mrs T E Sawyers Rev and Mrs E N Wisely and sons Willis and Wesley Mr and Mrs Howard Harper and son Danny Mrs Caslon Bennett and Mr and Mrs Benton Marrs and daughter Linda.
Family Dinner Honors Returned Lt. Robert Moore
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hornbrook and daughter Mary Frances attended a Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fields in Charleston. The event honored Lt. Robert Moore of the Army Air Force who had been overseas for 18 months and is on a 80 day leave with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hornbrook
Mary Frances
Clarence Fields
Charleston
Robert Moore
Army Air Force
Moore
Bridge Club Supper Hosted by Mrs Lichten
Mrs. Jack Lichten of South Fifth street entertained her bridge club and guests last Friday evening. Attendees included Mrs. Norbet Barlage, Mrs. Perry Ridpath, Mrs. Fred Mock, Mrs. Grendel Bennett, Mrs. Hubert Bristol, Mrs. T. E. Findley, and Mrs. W. W. Weatherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lichten
South Fifth Street
Bridge Club
Norbet Barlage
Perry Ridpath
Fred Mock
Grendel Bennett
Hubert Bristol
T. E. Findley
W. W. Weatherman
St Marys Bridge Club Meets With Hostess Mrs Lindley
Mrs Raymond Lindley hosted St Marys bridge group on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Miss Dorothy Rose and Mrs Ernest Geheb, Mrs Joe Macy, Mrs R C Langlois, Mrs Paul Corbin, Mrs John Rademaker and Mrs John Geheb. Prizes went to Mrs Langlois Mrs Rademaker and Mrs Corbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lindley
St. Mary
Weger Family Hosts Chop Suey Supper
Mr and Mrs Don Weger and their sons entertained Thursday evening of last week with a chop suey supper. Guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Stewart Mrs Harold Rose Mrs Cas lon Bennett Margaret Curran and Jane Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Weger
Woman's Club Meeting January 22 at Mrs. Jensen Home
The music and Literature department of the Woman's club will meet January 22 at the home of Mrs. Carl Jensen on North Seventh Street. Members may consult their book for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Carl Jensen
North Seventh Street
Tapscotts Attend Funeral Then Oysters Supper
Mr and Mrs Joe Tapscott returned to Hammond Indiana Tuesday night after attending the funeral of his mother Mrs Sabra Ellen Tapscott. Tuesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Norman Forsythe and Mr and Mrs H E Hall were guests at an oyster supper yesterday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Forsythe and daughter Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tapscott
Hammond
Indiana
Sabra Ellen Tapscott
Norman Forsythe
H. E. Hall
Ben Forsythe
Jane
Local families share weekend dinners around Clark Center area
Mr and Mrs Ed Tumey and sons and Mr and Mrs John Montgomery and daughters were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Porter Casteel and daughters Rev and Mrs James Cunningham and daughters Wilma and Mildred of Robinson were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs James Thompson and family near Clark Center Mrs Jessie Pearce and Mr and Mrs Frank Pearce and son Gene were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Francis Staub near Clarkaville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Tumey
John Montgomery
Porter Casteel
James Cunningham
Wilma and
Mildred of Robinson
James Thompson
Clark Center
Jessie Pearce
Frank Pearce
Gene
Francis Staub
Clarkaville
Dinner Party at Mrs Davidson’s Southwest of Marshall
Mrs Fannie Bartlett and Mrs Bessie Davidson hosted a combination dinner Wednesday at Mrs Davidson’s home southwest of Marshall. Guests included Mrs Albert Manhart, Mrs Ray Manhart, Mrs Nellie Strohm, Mrs Ed Clatfelter, Mrs Will Gard, Mrs Harry Marvin, Mrs Susan Hilbert, all near West Union, and Mrs Ben Forsythe, Mrs Laufman Forsythe and daughter Valerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Bartlett
Bessie Davidson
Davidson
Marshall
Albert Manhart
Ray Manhart
Nellie Strohm
Ed Clatfelter
Will Gard
Harry Marvin
Susan, Hilbert
Near West Union
Ben Forsythe
Laufman Forsythe
Valerie
Mrs Montgomery Hosts Club Gathering at Locust Street Home
Mrs John Montgomery entertained her club members last evening at her Locust street home. Guests included Mrs Percy Standfield Mrs Laufman Forsythe Mrs Robert Wiser Mrs Carmen Nelson Mr True Garwood Mrs William Anacher Mrs William Clatfelter Guinevera Haddix and Mrs Roscoe Nicholson plus Mrs Louise Schneider of Granview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Montgomery
Locust Street
Percy Standfield
Laufman
Forsythe
Robert Wiser
Carmen Nelson
True Garwood
William Anacher
William Clatfelter
Guinevera Haddix
Roscoe Nicholson
Louise Schneider
Granview
Clatfelter Family Hosts Thursday Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs Otto Clatfelter and daughter Joan welcomed Pfc and Mrs William Clatfelter and daughter Judy Mrs Mary Clatfelter and Mrs Jane Stepp and children for a dinner Thursday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Clatfelter
Joan
Pfc
William Clatfelter
Judy
Mary Clatfelter
Jane Stepp
Army Adopts New Uniforms for Nurses
The army ends the white nurse uniform for hospital staff in favor of brown and white pin stripe attire. Civilian contract nurses in army hospitals and civilian registry nurses on private duty are excluded. Since 1901 the white uniform featured a white waist and skirt with a green cross badge. The new style, already worn in overseas theaters, is easy to launder, durable, and requires less upkeep without sacrificing neatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
Army Nurse Corps
Surgeon General's Office
Low Temperature Roasting Favored by War Department
The War Department reports tests by the Office of the Quartermaster General showing low temperature roasting can reduce meat needs by up to one third while preserving vitamins juices and flavor. Benefits include more even roasts easier slicing less fat loss cleaner ovens less fuel and cooler kitchens for beef pork and lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Office of the Quartermaster General
Quartermaster Corps
Jersey Devil Legend Recalls New Jersey Mystery
The Jersey Devil or Leeds Devil is a southern New Jersey superstition rooted in Esterville near Great Egg Harbor. Described as a winged cloven hoofed creature, it reportedly fled as a newborn and terrorized locals while paradoxically being harmless and fond of ham and eggs. A 1005 hoax attributed to Norman Jeffries involved wings on a kangaroo and a museum display for a dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Leeds
New Jersey
Esterville
Great Egg Harbor River
Norman Jeffries
Unvaccinated Pigs Face Convulsions and Death from Cholera
Veterinarians warn that spasms or convulsions in unvaccinated pigs followed by death may indicate cholera. They urge proper vaccination and monitoring to prevent outbreaks among herds.
Curing Corn Cuts Spoilage and Boosts Grade
University of Illinois experts explain that corn curing reduces spoilage and raises grade by lowering moisture to about 14 percent. Drying in the field on the stalk speeds the process. husks shelter ears during rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Dungan
University Ofllinois College of Agriculture
Dungan
Vitamin Capsule Therapy for Calf Scours
Pharmaceutical firms market ready to use vitamin capsules to prevent and treat nutritional scours in calves. Developed by Paul Boyer and Paul Phillips with the University of Wisconsin dairy husbandry department, the capsules deliver vitamin A niacin vitamin C and vitamin D in specified doses for daily or acute use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Boyer
Paul Phillips
Dairy Husbandry
University of Wisconsin
Boyer and
Phillips
New Long Wearing Money Paper Tested by Treasury
Report says 118,400 silver certificates were printed on regular paper marked with an R and the same number on special paper marked with a large S. Issued last summer through the Chicago Federal Reserve bank. Secret tests aim to see if the durable paper reduces currency wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
U. S. Treasury
George Washington
Secret Service
Treasury
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Inspecting Stable Managers for Feed Leaks and Rodent Risks
A routine check on the stable managers to detect holes or cracks letting Old Bossy lose daily feed. Unconsumed concentrates raise costs and worsen rodent problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossy
Protect Young Dairy Calves From Drafts In Winter
Farmers urged to shield young dairy animals from cold drafts and damp shelters as pneumonia risk rises in winter. Wet pens, poor ventilation, and exposure accelerate illness in calves and heifers. Use dry bedding, windbreaks, and well-sealed housing to reduce respiratory infections.
Yank ingenuity lights up New Guinea night baseball league
Anti aircraft battalions in New Guinea formed a night baseball league. A field was cleared in four days with coconut poles and 60 inch arc searchlights. Boys built a 50 foot high setup using 12 coconut trees and 12 foot from poles, plus four 750 watt floodlights to illuminate home plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea Jungles
Lou ‘O'Neill
Long Island Daily Stars
Diamonds
Switzerland's Peaks and Rivers Map the Alpine Spine
The text notes Monte Rosa as Switzerland's highest peak at 15 216 feet on the Italian border. It contrasts Jura ridges in the west with two great mountain chains, describing a central midland area dotted with towns and lakes. It explains major river systems: Rhine and Rhone originate in Switzerland, Ticino flows to Italy's Po, Inn to the Danube, and Aare travels from central Switzerland to the Rhine via Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Monte Rosa
Jura
Rhine
Rhone
Gotthard Range
Ticino
Italy
Inn
Austria
Danube
Aare
Bern
Value of Soap and Its Quality Factors
The price and quality of soap depend on fat type and quantity, mixing, handling, and added materials. Excess fat yields greasy soap. excess lye creates strong soap that may weaken cloth or irritate skin. Most soaps balance fat and lye as neutral or adjusted by water content and additives for cleansing, softening water, improving value, or adding special properties.
Soybean Hay Compared With Alfalfa in Protein Content
H J Snider of the University of Illinois reports that dry soybean hay yields 272 pounds of protein and 64 pounds of minerals per ton, while dry alfalfa hay yields 344 pounds of protein and 74 pounds of minerals per ton. Averages come from hay sample tests across Illinois. Soybeans were harvested for hay while leaves were green and pods well filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Snider
Soil Experiment Fields
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Ilinois
Snider
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eck Baggs
Clarence Baggs
Clell Baggs
Mary
James Phillips
Clarksville
W. A. Wallace
Genevieve
Charles Pennington
Oliver
Roscoe Zeigler
Nelson Marlowe
Emma Lea
Flossie Marlowe
Grace Sharp
Martinsville
Ed Salter
Norman Woods
Joe Smitley
Marilyn Sue
Robert Smitley, Jr
Esther Thiel
Genevieve Wallace
Michigan Ave
Fred
Ralph Jackson
Danny
Luella Weaver
Ellea Richeson
Ashmore
W. D. Hogue
George Cork
Armstrong
Lys Davison
Aewey Marshall
Pine Ridge
Sum and
Abner
Carmen Miranda
Michael O’shea
Vivian Blaine
Phil Silvers
Sheila Ryan
Timber Country
Ellen Drew
Robert Lowery
Edward G. Robinson
Marlene Deitrich
George Raft
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