Community groups host May cook-out and meetings
Mrs. Harve Nightlinger and Mrs. Frank Noakes hosted a pot luck cook-out for the & C club and families on May 24 at Nightlinger's home. Attendees listed include John Newberry, Elmer Stover, Harry Reynolds, Charles English, Nancy, Lonnie, and many others. Also reported are subsequent meetings of Clarksville Home Bureau and Farm Bureau units with lessons on parliamentary procedure and care of furniture, plus social gatherings and bridged games at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Nightlinger
Frank Noakes
C Club
Dorothea Anne
Willie Shawver
Russel Perisho
Norma Jean
Noble Marlow
Ronnie
John Dawson
Walker Spotts
Jane
Merril Bruner
Bernice
Bernard Staub
Jimmie Bobble
Jule Gore
Mirs
Ed Zimmerly
Wallie McDaniel
Ollie Tucker
Maud Zimmerly
Birthday party and community 4-H events in Terre Haute area
A Spdért party at Mrs Chares Bush home honored Wanita Gilchrist with croquet and volley ball and a picnic supper. Guests from Terre Haute Clinton and Tulsa attended plus Mar Do Wa 4-H club meetings with officers chosen and a parliamentary procedure lesson. Refreshments were served by Lucile McNulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chares Bush
Wanita Gilchrist
Dorothy Montgomery
Ann, Eddy
Caroline Cloutier
Gladys Frankieberger
Dorothy Cleary
Rosalie Trimble
Miser
Janet Swearingen
Gertrude
Lada Farmer
Ann Radzun
Henrietta Lee
Gertrude Donnelly
Alice Mayfield
Peg van Slyke
Lois Rutledge
Mary Lib Wampler
Ann Perdiew
Carrie Call
Mid Humphrey
Mary K. Fischer
Terre’ Haute
Bohn Family Hosts Tuesday Evening Dinner
Mr and Mrs Raymond Bohn entertained Tuesday evening guests Miss Rosemary Bohn and Miss Eva Bohn of Rockville Ind Mrs Emma Holwick and Mrs Frances Bohn and daughters Emma and Mary Lou
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bohn
Archer Avenue
Rosemary and
Eva Lucille Bohn
Rockville, Ind
Raymond Bohn
Emma Holwick
Rosemary
Eva Bohn
Emma
Mary Lou
Alfred Sharp
Indianapolis
M. M
Joe Sharp
South Pacific
J. R. Hornbrook
Mary Frances
Betty
Rosemary Drummond
Ralph Jackson
Danny
Sunday Dinner Guests Reported Around Marshall Area
Local households in Marshall and nearby towns hosted relatives and friends from Terre Haute Indianapolis Hutsonville Oak Park Paris Paris and Georgefield. Notable visitors included the McFall and Sharp families and many others during weekend and Sunday gatherings.
Community Club Activities Include Music and Farewell Events
Mrs. Anna H Veach leads the Jolly Home Makers Club gathering west of Marshall for a meeting with a program including a song My Mother and a memorial for departed members. Attendees include Irene Robinson Tamgen Holwick Clara Beachout and many Veach and Shaffner family members. Summer refreshments follow. The grade school teachers held a farewell supper for Mr and Mrs Ray Coffey at Tom's Cafe with a chair gift. Prairie Ramblers 4 H met at Jack Strohm home on May 25 with seed bed talk respiration demonstration duet and games. Next meeting at Fenton Dolsons June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna H. Veach
Jolly Home Makers Club
Marshall
Ema. Fredrick
Bonnie Fitzgerald
Mattie Elledge
Hattie Frakes
Red’ Garetteachout
Hester Phillips
Carolyn Veach
Hurst
Irene Robinson
St. Louis
Tamgen Holwick
Linconsin
Clara Beachout
Nettle Beacout
Mona Kelley
Ruth Ve
Tom’s Cafe
Ray Coffey
Coffey
E. N. Wisely
Paul Leitch
H. C. Simpson
Kathryn Sagraves
Ruth Fredenberger
Prairie Ramblers 4-H Club
Jack Strohm
George Hock
Wayne Strohm
Jonette
Rosemary Hilbert
Sot Fenton Dolson
Marshall Area Guests and Social Visits Report
Local residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous Sunday dinners and paying respects. Families named include Miller, Forsythe, Taylor, Jackson, Weaver, Shawver, Smedberg, and Tucker among others with guests from Evanston Detroit Hammond and Bloomington. The Marshall Day Unit of the Home Bureau plans a meeting June 6 at 2 00 pm at Mrs Anna Pulver s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Smedberg
Evanston
Williaf Miller and Family
Marshall, St
North Marshall Unit Home Bureau meets at American Legion hall
The North Marshall Unit of the Home Bureau met at the American Legion hall on Friday afternoon May 25. With no chair or vice chair present the secretary Mrs Brosman called the meeting to order. Reports were read and a penny collection taken. A demonstration on Household Care and Cleaning was given by Miss Nuttall and a lesson on Parliamentary Procedure by Mrs Harold Imle. Refreshments were served and many members attended despite rain and illness. The next meeting will be the second Wednesday in June at Mrs Dorothy Voorhes home focusing on Vitamins and Salads. Visitors are welcome. A birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs Roscoe Nicholson near Grandview drew many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Mary . Behner
Lucille Thornsburg
Kathryn Samford
Patty
Pearl Marrs
Louise Marrs
Lucille Kirchner
Loretta Seals
Reba Kirchner
Bertha McCleary
Elmer Marrs
Tommy Marrs
Everett Statesman
Nora Statesman
Farm Bureau
W. E. Camp
Nathan Jones
Temple Lovett
Parliament
Mildred Nuttall
Charles N. Glover
Hopart Cline
Paul Arney
Basil Moore
Lloyd Pulver
Paul Wyrick
Lucile Ra
Mar-Do-Wa
Marie Curran
Erma Noakes
Miss Nutall
Penny Drill
Dellicious
Ruth English
Mabel Gore
Ethel Nightlinger
Mac Reynolds
Ollie Tucker
Matilda Wallace
Wnn
North Marshall
Home Bureau
American Legion Hall
Brosman
Fox
Miss Nuttall
Harold Imle
Dorothy Voorhes
Tingley Home Hosts Birthday Anniversary Dinner
A family dinner Sunday May 27 at the Albert Tingley home honored the birth anniversaries of Mrs. Tingley and John Finkbiner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Albert Tingley, Mrs James Pickens and Linda Lee, Arthur Tingley and daughters, Edward Tingley and sons, Raymond Hill and daughter, Will Buehler and John Henry, Chris Imle, John Finkbiner and Dorothy, and Joe Davidson and Paul Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tingley
Tingley
John Finkbiner
James Pickens
Linda Lee
Arthur Tingley
Phyllis
Sara Alice
Karen
Edward Tingley
Raymond Hill
Will Buehler
John Henry
Chris Imle
Dorothy
Joe Davidson
Paul Allen
Stitchery club gathering hosted by Mrs Seed on South Fourth
Mrs E D Seed acted as hostess to the Stitchery club at her South Fourth Street home Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Fred Wallis, Mrs Frank Bros, aiaaree Wim Taylor, Mrs Sulfa P H, Mrs John Scholfield, Mrs Pred Gorham, Mrs Dick Davidson, and Mrs Al Akers of Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.D. Seed
South Fourth
Fred Wallis
Frank Bros
aiaaree _ Wim
Taylor
Sulfa PH
John Scholfield
Pred” Gorham
Dick Davidson
al ‘Akers
Robinson
Mrs Lawrence Lewis Hosts 8th Birthday for Mari
Mrs Lawrence Lewis entertained on Tuesday afternoon honoring her daughter Mari’s eighth birthday. Guests included Stephanie Miller Bea Cooper Leda Renner Patty Trefz Beverly Miller Sandra Waxler Caro lyn Wenthe and Carolene Lewis. The guest of honor received several lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lewis
Mari
Stephanie Miller
Bea Cooper
Leda Renner
Patty Trefz
Beverly Miller
Sandra Waxler
Carolyn Wenthe
Carolene
Lewis
Safety steps for unplugging heating and cooking plugs
Instructions emphasize turning off wall switches before connecting or disconnecting plugs to avoid sparking that damages outlets. If no switch present, disconnect at the outlet. Always pull the plug, not the cord, and rock gently if it sticks. Unplug after each use to protect appliance terminals and outlets.
Rat Poisoning Tactics for Effective Rodent Control
The passage notes poisoning as the most popular and effective rat control method when done correctly. It identifies barrium carbonate and red squill as highly successful poisons and describes mixing one part poison with six parts bait such as hamburger or oatmeal. It mentions placing about a teaspoon wrapped for transport to a rat hole and recommends prebaiting for about a week to acclimate rats to feeding sites.
Complex Chain Links Casein Prices in Dairy Market
A USDA report explains a chain reaction where higher steel demand required more coke, raising oven temperatures and reducing phenol output. Phenol shortages limited phenol glue, boosting prices for both phenol and casein in the dairy sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Did Your Mature Trees Go to War This Year
Uncle Sam faces a looming shortfall of ten billion feet of lumber as demand outpaces supply. The wartime need strains forests and markets, urging rapid replanting and sustainable harvests to avert shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Washing Tips for Bright Cotton Fabrics
Thorough rinsing in warm water and drying in the shade helps keep cottons bright and colorful all summer.
Weathering a Warm Spell Hens and Feed Practices
Farmers prepare for rising temperatures by moving feed troughs outside for laying hens and ensuring ample water. The advice emphasizes keeping birds hydrated and adjusting housing as the weather warms.
Rotate pastures to curb worm infestation in sheep
Farmers estimate two million pounds of soil per cultivated acre and advise rotating pastures for sheep to prevent worm infestations.
Hay making and dairy sanitation tips from Minnesota pamphlet
Extension pamphlet No 136 from University of Minnesota advises best hay cutting times by plant type to maximize feed value. It also covers milk can hygiene including lids on during storage, dust control, and chlorine sterilization before milking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Extension Service
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Krafteman seeking photographs of bull pen for cash
The Krafteman offers $16 for good bull pen photos and invites readers to see the May June issue for details. Published for Kraft Dairy Plants patrons and mailed to those who subscribe. Readers may request copies and address Uncle Bob at 50 Peshtigo Court Chicago 9 Tl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krafteman
Pena
Kraft Dairy
Uncle Bob
Peshtigo Court
Chicago
Soybeans as flood relief crop suggested for county farms
Lacking tradable soy profits may still offer relief this year as soybeans are proposed to replace lost forage and provide high protein feed. Reports note winter alfalfa damage and potential winter kill from floods. County agents list recommended varieties and provide planting growing and harvesting guidance.
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Harry Findley
C. E. English
Findlay
Ohio
Russell Abel
Walter Edens
A.J. Rosenlieb
North Sixth Street
Ohio Oil Bridge Club
Well's Cafe
Clifford Beck
Jimmie
Terre Haute
J. W. Dunn
George Dunn
West of
Norman Forsythe
Laufman Forsythe
R. E. Forsythe
Morgantown
Ben Forsythe
Lou Ada Volkers
Rose Curran
Doris Ann Duran
Mary Adams
Joan Boyer
Virginia Crum
Mary Cline
Alberta McCarty
Katherine Boesiger
Martha Jane Shawver
Frances Duzan
Beverly Wilson
Mia
Harve
Harry McFall
Bob
Bill
John
Lou Flowers
Bobbie
W. D. Hogue
Forrest Nichols
Kansas
Frank Reynolds
Hutsonville
Pfc
Frank Kanienski
Georgefield
Joy Barrett
Clark Irwin
Raymond Irwin
Marilyn
Carole Beth
Fannie Norton
West of Marshall
Charles Bush
Martha Ann
Johnnie
Carole
Atty
Olen R. Clements
Richard Horning and Son
Oak Park
Clell Baggs
Paris
Clarence Bages
T. E. Findley
Rae Fawley
Walter Fawley
Kitty Fawley
Amanda Bartlet Ind
Fred Bush
West Union
Emma Jean Baggs
Melba Marlowe
Lucile Geheb
William Miller
Marekail
Peart
Herbert
Miler
Detroit
Michigan
Marie Miller
Erma May Miller
Virgil Rhoads
Fenton Forsythe
Morgantown, Ky
Dudley Buck
Kenneth Ward
Mary Ann
Glen Forsythe
Ora Forsythe
Teddy
Eugene Taylor
Bloomington
Ill
Robert Taylor
Marie
Mary Taubeneck
S. 2/c
William Taylor
John Staub
Rose Boucher
Georgia Connerton
Marshall Day
The
Anna Pulver
Lory Weaver
Luella Weaver
Archie Andrews
Perry Jackson
Harry( Mathew
Dresser Vicinity
Newton Cork
Judith
Roy Crocker
North Second Street
Harry Sutton
Hammond, Indiana
Robert Wilson
Ayuot
Claude Shawver
Charleston
H-D.—Tucker
B. T. McConchie
Virgil Hurst
J. E. ‘Barbee
Westfield
Roscoe Nicholson
Grandview
Nicholson
Maude Babcock
Ella Birchfield
Tom Nicholson
Jesse Babcock
Alice
Edwin Hall
Arch Birchfield
Lewis Schneider
Frank Hutchens
Mildred
Fenton Hutchens
Dean
Jake Meehling
Allen Smitkamp
Glenn Nicholson
Mary Findley
Virginia Outright
Flora Geheb
Thelma Barrett
Gwen Haddix
Wayne Indenberger
Hubert Miller
Terre Haute Star
Térre Haute
Ind
Prese
Storrs Haute
Clarence &Kirchner
Circulation Department
Indiana
of the
Kraft Dairy Farm
Service
Kraft--Cheese Company
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