Jolly Frolickers Host First 4 H Meeting Highlights Friends
The Jolly Frolickers held their first 4 H meeting at Lloyd Ewbanks home. Officers elected for the year include Donald Morgan president Darrell Ewbank vice president Jeanette Behner secretary treasurer Becky Carr reporter and Carol Ann Ewbank recreation leader. Junior leaders are Evan Lucan and Jeanette Behner.
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Jolly Frolickers
Lloyd Ewbank
Donald Morgan
Darrell Ewbank
Jeanette Behner
Becky Carr
Carol Ann Ewbank
Evan Lucan
Randal Lashbrook
Jeanette
Donna
Linda Behner
Carol Ann
Karen
Darrell Eubank
Carl Claypool
Kay
Don Morgan
Charles Baker
James Phillips
Becky
Linda Carr
Local Club Meeting Led by Mrs Ruby Werns
The February meeting was chaired by Mrs Ruby Werns with a business session. Emma Helman presented a minor lesson on Fruit Salads and Vivian Maurer led a major talk on Preparing baked goods for the Frees er. A silent auction supported the treasury.
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Ruby’ Werns
Core Ohm
Emma Helman
Vivian Maurer
Te. Treasury
Mary
Jean Magill
Freda Tingley
Edith Teeley
Cora Ohm
Corina Tingley
Flossie Magill
Verna Finkbiner
Violet Miller
Alice Tingley
Alice Finkbiner
Flossie Berner
Mrs. Roberts
Ruth Lawrance
Susie Liggett
Adeline McGee
Edith Cooper
Mary McGee
Clara Bartram
Darlene
Marion
Dorothy Shirely
Ruth Ferris
Julia Pickens
Virginia Davis
Mary Stoelting
Marilyn
Norman Fyfe
Palvira Hunter
Agnes Welsh
Randy
Helen Tingley
Winona Higginbotham
Ruth Lawrence
Rachel Rector
Carrie Stepp
Rosemary Beltz
Wabash Home Bureau Meets at Adelene McGee Home
The Wabash Home Bureau unit met last Wednesday at Adelene McGee’s home with Mary McGee as cohostess. Officers reported, a Chicago IA A convention trip was discussed, and plans made for Home Bureau Day at the University of Illinois as well as Craft Day at Armstrong church on January 25. The engagement of Lisbeth Ann Clark to Lt Rex L Wright was announced. Clark is a University of Illinois junior and Wright serves at Fort Benning Georgia.
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Wabash Home Bureau
Adelene McGee
Mary McGee
Helen Tiiggley
Winona Higginbotham
Julia Pickens
Susie Setzer
Agnes
Chicago
Home Bureau
University of Illinois
Farm and Home Week
Armstrong Church
Lisbeth Ann Clark
Rex L. Wright
Harry Wright
West Union
Lewis A. Clark
Martinsville
Miss Clark
Wright
Fort Benning
Georgia
Selected Good Citizen Miss Dian Kannmacher
Miss Dian Kannmacher of Marshall to receive the Good Citizen Award from Marshall Township High School with sponsorship by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The award honors dependability, service, leadership and patriotism in youth.
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Dian Kannmacher
James Kannmacher
Marshall
Marshall Township High School
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Industry claims button-size micro cell battery breakthrough
Elgin's electronics division announces a button-size expandable battery that reportedly will not leak swell or gas and offers 25 percent more capacity than sealed rivals. A penny-sized prototype powers a watch and projects two years of constant voltage for miniature devices with high current drain. Indium use as anode is cited as the secret, with tests surpassing a year in storage.
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Elgin, II
A. P Barton
Elgin National Water Company
Car radio Geiger counter turns any vehicle into radiation alert
Frank C. Strebe of the Atomic Energy Project at the University of California Los Angeles campus explains a kit to convert a car radio into a Geiger counter. The setup uses a Geiger Mueller tube and cheap components for about $30, requiring a skilled technician to install. The system shows radiation by speaker clicks or a dashboard meter and can detect within a 50 foot radius, offering warning in normal use and a monitoring role in atomic emergencies.
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Los Angeles
Frank C. Strebe
Atomic Energy Project
University of California
Technican
Strong Toes Save Man Falling From Roof
Boston police rescued George A. Lacasse after neighbors heard a noise and found him suspended by his toes on a five story roof. He slid but grabbed the edge with his feet, preventing a fatal fall before collapse from exhaustion and shock.
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Boston
George A. Lacasse
Lacasse
Captured Eagle Proves Bothersome Guest in Nebraska
Kenneth and Dick Luebbe and Stanley Sinsel captured a wounded bald eagle with a lasso. The trio faced a $1000 fine for keeping the protected bird and could not kill it or release it due to its appetite and threat to farm animals. Nebraska's Game Commission seized the eagle for zoo purposes.
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Archer
Neb
Kenneth
Dick Luebbe
Stanley
Sinsel
Nebraska
Game Commission
True Bravery at Beach Park Fights Family Parking Chaos
Patrolman William Miller observes his wife Joanne park the family car in a restricted area and rush to join their children for swimming. He tickets the car, remarking the offense while defusing the tense moment.
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Long Beach
N. Y
William Miller
Joanne
Egypt Women Progress Says Journalist Amina el Said
New York Times journalist Amina el Said says Egypt has seen bold progress in women’s rights. She notes 1,000,000 girls in schools, 40 percent of Education Ministry staff, 30 percent in Health, 20 percent in Social Affairs, and 150 women’s organizations since 1919 revolution.
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NEW York — Times
New Republic
The
Nile
Egypt
Amina el-Said
Mme el-Said
Typefaces Affect Reading Speed and Perception
A study on typefaces shows 10 point Garamond to Cloister Black speeds readers from fastest to slowest. Italics are harder than roman by 2.7 percent, capitals 11.8 percent harder than lowercase, and heading preference favors lowercase. Bold and regular read at similar speeds, margins affect appearance but not speed.
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New York
Gettysburg Gets Back in Spotlight
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania President Eisenhower repurposes a century old farm house near the battlefield into a modern country home seeking privacy and peace. The article recalls Civil War battles and Lincoln remarks that made Gettysburg famous.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Lee
Army
Virginia
Gordon Meade
Army of the Potomac
Lincoln
White House
Eisenhower
Judge Sends Man to Church for One Year
A Richland County man who displayed a hand grenade during a deputy raid received a peace bond requiring weekly church or Sunday school attendance with his family for one year. Magistrate Cal Lawsor also imposed a five day sentence or a $5 fine with a suspended 30 day jail term or $100 fine. His wife must report each Monday whether he attended church the prior day.
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Columbia
S. C
Richland County
Cal Lawsor
Fire Hits Fulton Fish Market On Lower East Side
A spectacular blaze swept the Fulton fish Market on New York's lower East Side destroying an unused pier and several occupied stalls. Ninety firemen battled humid heat for about an hour to bring the fire under control with no injuries reported.
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New York
Lower East Side
Fulton Fish Market
Nature's Book Describes Ingenious Insect Cities
An article explains how honeybees regulate nectar moisture and build complex homes resembling apartment hotels. It notes ants and termites construct multi story nests and leaf carrying species create underground apartments for fungus beds. It mentions the mountain beaver tunneling an intricate subway system for safe travel.
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Washington
Nature
Tropical
America
New York Study Shows 65th Birthday Survival Rates
The analysis finds about three of five American males born in 1890 survive to age 65 this year while more than seven in ten for women. Mortality declines since 1900 improve survival across generations, with gains strongest in youth and working ages, and future declines expected.
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New York
Radio Debate Over Existence Of God
London broadcast pits Jenny Morton and Margaret Knight in a heated discussion on faith. Morton argues belief rests on personal experience in Christ beyond creeds while Knight cites dropping church attendance as proof of waning belief.
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of God
London
Britain
Jenny Morton
Margaret Knight
Knight
U.S. Navy to Modernize Spanish Fleet Under Aid Pact
The United States will supply modern equipment for an initial group of 20 Spanish warships, including destroyers and corvettes, with radar fire control systems. Additional vessels will join the program later under the aid-for-bases accord.
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U.S
Madrid
United States Navy
Deputy Sheriff Makes Warrant Arrest in Jail Chair
In Pocatello Idaho Deputy Sheriff Earl Cutler arrested Franklin Warren 52 of Fort Hall on a grand larceny warrant without moving from his chair at the county jail Warren was leaving a friend's home when served according to the deputy.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Earl Cutler
Cutler
Franklin Warren
Fort Hall
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