Community notes from Zion and surrounding towns
Sultry Zion Ladies Aid met June 18 at Mrs. Pauline Deans home with Ethel Pine leading devotions on prayer. Una Boyer presided over business and several members read aloud. July meeting set for Zion church. Various social events listed include birthday club dinners and open houses at Masonic Home. Numerous guests join church and family gatherings across local towns.
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Zion
Norma Seidel
Ida Schaefer
Corinna Tingley
Laura Junker
Mary Finkbiner
Anna Davidson
Dorothy Finkbiner
Vivian Maurer
Unn Boyer
Maxine Davidson
Florza Berner
Seymour
Chicago
Inex Martell
Helen Finkbiner
Dale
Miss Kay
Zion Church
West End
Stitchery Club
Clyde Pack
Atlanta
Elwyn Church
Indianapolis
Walter Fawley
W. B. Craddy
Wm. Lackey
Aaron Kammacher
Irene Cline
Stella Clem
John McCauley
Ellis Evans
Robinson
Otho Miller
West Union
Gene Schmalhausen
Hurst Family Picnic Draws Descendants From Many States
The Elizabeth and Harvey Hurst descendants held a Sunday picnic at Lawrence Hutch ens farm. Attendees included Mrs Burns Hurst and many relatives from Pittsburgh Oxnard Terre Haute Michigan and local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Harvey Hurst
Lawrence Hutchens Farm
Burns Hurst
Mae Shade
Wes Shade
Lynda
Joseph
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Burns Shade
Dean
Oxnard
California
Carroll Shade
Mike
Pat
Tim
Terre Haute
E. B. Hurst
H. A. Hurst
Harvey
Mary
Martha Hutchens
Raymond Hutchens
Lawrence Hutchens
Obe Veach
Frank Pearce
Gene
Don Veach
Lynn
David
Patty Robb
Michigan
Hutsonville Boat Races Set for July on Wabash River
The third annual Hutsonville boat races will be held on the Wabash river Sunday July 12. First class racers return as in past years. Sponsored by the Hutsonville Chamber of Commerce the event is sanctioned by the National Outboard Association, with Indiana Outboard Association now joined. Free to the public, a large crowd is expected.
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Hutsonville
Wabash River
Cooked Roast with Peas and Jelly Glaze Dish
A recipe describes roast meat served with buttered mushy oats and cooked green peas with sliced pimiento for color. It suggests canned cling peaches with currant jelly, topped with a ready mix meringue and lightly browned in the oven. Finish with crushed fruits and berries for ice cream.
Icebox desserts and cookies ideas for vacation time
Use icebox techniques for desserts and cookies during vacation. Freeze cream mixtures to form large ice crystals and prepare lemon flavored gelatin with ginger ale for a cold mold sal ad. Keep two or more icebox doughs in the refrigerator to bake while the oven is free.
Hebrew University landmark and old sailing ferry noted
The Hebrew University in Jeruse lem transformed a rocky wilderness into an ultramodern campus with landscaped patios. Safety experts advise drivers avoid sunrise and sunset due to glare hitting windshields. A Brooklyn built sailing sloop Anne M remains in use ferrying passengers and mail from Bristol to Prudence Island powered by a gasoline engine. Merchants in Kashmir use colorful self styled titles such as Cheap John and Suffering Moses to attract buyers, while one resident proclaims Subhana the Worst. Only a fraction of land is cultivated.
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Hebrew University
Jeruselem
Israel
S Se
Brooklyn
Bristol
Prudence Island
R. L
Kashmir
Central Asia
John
Moses
National Geographic
Sprinagar
Subhana
Washington Card Player and Material Science Notes
A fragmentary clipping references George Washington as a card player with frequent losses. It mentions chromium and steel improvements, crowning ideas about hardenability and wear resistance, and ends with a note about vision and brake reaction time for driving safety. The Herald is listed at $200 per year.
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George “ Washington
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Ann Strohm
Maxine Volk
Patsy Thompson
Lucille Pennell
Mildred Lewis
Florence Rhoads
Cora Lena Noyes
Lois Hoyt
Lois Lerner
Elma Waight
Helen Spotts
Jane Macke
Norma Lewis
Helen Rhoads
Hazel Cooper
Eizabeth Austin
Elsie Bloodworth
Ovie Draper
Tilda Cornwell
Georgia
Lillie Myles
Marshall
Carence Good
Floyd Henderson
Olen Collier
Russell Macey
St. Mary’s Church
Joe Geheb
Perle Knight
Metcalf
Prairie Chapel Home Circle
Kenneth Pumphrey
Amelia Sweitzer
Clara Norton
Lou Jones
Lilly Kuhn
Ann Kuhn
Daisy Bell
Ladies of St. Mary’s Altar Society
Altar Society
Dean Murphy
Jack Herrick
Willard
Wisconsin
Robert Herrick
Marian Kern
Emery Bloodworth
Elmer Renner
Cartha
Ruth Ann
Lloyd Pearce
Sullivan, IL
Harry Kemp
Lavonna
Mrs. Palmer Burns
Don
Russell Nightlinger
Sullivan
Indiana
Mrs
Harve Nightlinger
Lyman Thompson
Mattie Swinehart
Edward
Mattoon
Pearl Craig
Harry Mathew
Dresser
Charles Cunningham
Bobby
Rose Baggs
Lora Moore
Champaign
Daisy Cole Douglas
Donnie Barrett
Robert Barrett
Mrs. Harve Nightlinger
Coons
Fairgrounds
Joe Staub
A. R. Miller
Snyder Church
Verne Morgan
B. Adkinson
G. Adkinson
Bill Richardson
Sam Hasier
Clifford Hibbler
George Sloan
Casey
James Rue
Olney
Edgar Forcum
Etta Walls
Alene Forcum
Bill Kibby
Denny
Chester Finkbiner
Marshall Sabre
Ethel Finkbiner
Dayton Irwin, Jr
Dayton Irwin, Sr
W. A. Irwin
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Edward Tumey
Buddy Bloodworth
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Roy Drum
Roy Lee
Dean Lawrence
Harold T. Craig
Charleston
Floyd Moore
Chester Moore
Fred Adams
Herman Cork
Lincoln Trail State Park
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Arra
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Audrey Lane
Bureau
Dept
NWNS
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the ‘Herald
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Mo Ipa
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