Farm Adviser Discusses Johnson Township Agriculture Mix
The Johnson town ship area in Clark county hosts 93 farms covering 16677 acres. Soybeans top acreage at 4751, corn 4469 planted, wheat and rye 2069 harvested, with 989 hay acres and 1351 plowland pasture plus 550 other pasture. Hens and poultry lead livestock, with 4040 birds. hogs 295 sows. cattle numbers 157 grain fed, 180 other, 221 dairy cattle and heifers. Fruit comes from 148 apple trees and 126 peach trees.
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Illinois
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Washington County
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Hoosier Spring Barrow Show attracts hog exhibitors
The seventh Hoosier Spring Barrow Show drew exhibitors from 43 Indiana counties totaling 733 hogs at the Swine Barn Indiana State Fairgrounds. Judges split weights and breeds across 62 classes with over 5 000 dollars in prize money for 148 exhibitors. Grover McCleary of West Terre Haute placed in multiple purebred Duroc classes including heavyweight and lightweight barrows and pens of five barrows.
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Marshall Board Eyes Hiring Teachers and Reading Panel
The Marshall Community Unit C-2 Board of Education will meet March 8 to hire teachers for 1956-57 and consider adding staff for new buildings due December 1956. A reading program panel meets March 28 with PTA and public input. panelists include Rhoads Curran Bubeck Kammacher Buckner Ar buckle and others.
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Cecil Buckner
Hannah Arbuckle
Bertha Kammacher
Russell Junker
Paul Cameron
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Marshall Community Unit
Leroy McNary
Postal Department
Clark County
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Deaths dateline two families mourn long time residents
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Knipe 78 a former Marshall resident were held Sunday February 26 at Moore Funeral Home with burial in Marshall Cemetery. She died February 22 in Mountain View California. Surviving children include Mrs. Silas Claypool Robinson Illinois Mrs Virginia Sachs San Jose California son Ralph Knipe Casper Wyoming and one grandson Eugene Claypool Robinson Illinois Also noted are other relatives and a second death Mrs Victorine Bartley 49 who died at Union Hospital Terre Haute with multiple daughters and extended family listed. The body remained at Marra Funeral Home until the service at Nasrene church conducted by Rev John Barrick followed by Marshall Cemetery burial.
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Marshall
Moore Funeral Home
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Marshall Cemetery
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Mountain View
California
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Robinson
Virginia Sachs
San Jose
Calif
Ralph Knipe
Casper
Wyoming
Eugene Claypool
Til
Victorine Bartley
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Ralph
Dale Brown
Woodie Wallace
Dale Liverty
Charles Wright
Sharon Kaye
Vickie
Floyd Fleming
Paul Cullen
Marra Funeral Home
Nasarene
John Barrick
Infant son of Theodore Davis dies in Livingston
Joseph Edward Davis infant son of Mr Theodore Davis of Livingston died last Monday at Union House. He is survived by three sisters Iris Patty and Lara at home. Body to Marrs Funeral Home. Graveside service held Tuesday at Marshall Cemetery with Rev L A Williams officiating.
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Theodore Davis
Livingston
Union House
Iris
Patty
Lara
Marrs
Marshall Cemetery
Rev. L. A. Williams
Arch Birchfield 74 dies at home in Marshall
Arch Birchfield aged 74 dies at his home 915 South Fifth Street Marshall. Survived by widow Ella, son Eugene Birchfield Detroit, daughter Violet Mason Marshall route 2, six step daughters, one step son Wayne Menke Delevan Illinois, three sisters, two brothers, and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:00 PM with Rev H J Kemp officiating. Lille E Beltz 56 dies at home route 5 Marshall. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services Saturday 1:30 PM Moore Funeral Home with Rev H J Kemp officiating and Zion Cemetery burial.
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Detroit
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Paris
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Westfield
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Oakland
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Wayne Menke
Delevan
Illinois
Golda Craig
Grace Arbuckle
Newman, Ir
Mabel Hale
Terre Haute
Bernard Birchfield
LaForte
Ind
Gus Birchfield
Martinsville
Tuinoia
Marrs
H. J. Kemp
Marshall Cemetery
Lille E. Beltz
Route 5
Bertha
Florence Beltz
Fred Beltz
Roy A. Beltz
Indianapolis
Moore Funeral Home
Zion Cemetery
Advancements In Safety Glasses Include Toughened Lenses
Chicago engineers describe several lens types for protection. Case hardened lenses endure a 9.5 mm steel ball dropped from 50 inches, while stress hardened lenses resist higher impacts with about twice the strength of standard lenses. Laminated lenses, akin to windshields, offer greater safety at higher cost and cracking risk, aiding accident prone individuals and athletes.
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Skeletal Criteria Determines Age
Washington discusses methods for aging humans from bones and teeth. It notes skeletal criteria provide high reliability when combined, aiding crime detection, identification of war dead, wills validation, and other fields. It also mentions soft-tissue relations and the potential to recreate portraits from ancient skulls.
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Washington
Mental Health Trends Rise With Population Aging
A life insurance report finds national mental health demand rising over 20 years, but the growth reflects population increase and aging. In New York State about 30 percent of the rise in mental hospital admissions among women is attributed to demographic factors rather than a worsening crisis.
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United States
Life Insurance Company
New York State
Firefighter saves home as garage sparks threaten blaze
In Wash action CKANE reports a resident saved the fire department by acting quickly to smother a fire in a garage. Sparks from a sweater lit the structure and a fire prevention effort followed minutes later.
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