Birthday party honors Judy Shonk with theater outing
Mrs. John Shonk hosted a Saturday theater party for her daughter Judy. After the show guests returned to Judy’s home for ice cream cake and games. Attendees included Carolyn Sumption Linda Kammacher Barbara Poorman Judy Casteel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Shonk
Judy
Carolyn Sumption
Linda
Judy Kammacher
Barbara
Richard
Dorothy Poorman
Judy Casteel
Doris Ann Ferris
Judy Baker
Norma Turner
Max Mhornbrook
Johnny Tumey
Jimmy Bob Casteel
Teddy Downs
Floyd Fitzgerald
Tommy Hibbs
Martha Duran
Cynthia LeFever
Ruthie Findley
Martha Morecraft
Tommy
Mike Shonk
Howard Shonk
Henry Poorman
Billy Wiser
Charlotte
Susie Coleman
Betty Hoenig
Wedding Ring Class Anniversary Celebration Recalls Shared Past
A wedding ring class jubilees with President Claypool arranging committees led by Stauffer and Moores. Guests from Mitchells Ridpaths and Schwebels return to reminisce, sing, and hear a play written by Mrs. Alice, closing with new officer introductions and hopes for future gatherings.
George W. German obituary notes March 4 1949 death
George W. German born March 1 1867 in Clark County Illinois married Emma Hoenig April 5 1893 near Marshall. He worked forty years for New York Central Railroad retiring as section foreman in 1932 and belonged to K P Lodge and United Brethren then First Methodist Church in Marshall. Survived by wife daughter Jessie wife of Robert Hague Kingsport Tennessee son Everett Hindsdale Illinois five grandchildren two sisters Belle Cline Marshall and Mary Merrill Kansas City Missouri and many nieces and nephews.
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George W. German
Clark County
Illinois
William
Lydia
Irwin) German
Emma Hoenig
Marshall
German
New York Central Railroad
K. P. Lodge
United Brethren Church
First Methodist Church
Jessie
Robert Hague
Kingsport
Tennessee
Everett
Hindsdale
Belle Cline
Marshall, IL
Mary Merrill
Kansas City
Missouri
Bindweed Seeds Remain Viable for Years in Soil
Tests by the U S Department of Agriculture at the Hays Kansas station show bindweed seeds stay viable for decades. In a 1941 survey seeds from 1920 or earlier produced five plants per square rod, with new sprouts appearing each year through 1947 after the original plants were eradicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department ‘of ‘Agriculture
Hays
Kansas
Home Canned Tomatoes Boost Winter Vitamin C Intake
Home canned tomatoes provide a vital daily source of ascorbic acid. They offer a tasty way to prevent vitamin C deficiency during winter meals and help maintain general health and energy.
Free Farms and Tree Farms Promote Sustainable Timber
Free Farms of Future argues for managed forests or tree farms as the lumber industry’s objective. It calls for a definite end to old growth supply and states virgin forests can be replaced by managed forests. Tree farms will be improved and protected from fires and pests with proactive restocking and full use of prime timber land.
Nut oils stay fresh when stored in refrigerated container
The note advises keeping nuts in a covered container in the refrigerator to prevent the oils from becoming rancid, extending storage life. It emphasizes the importance of a sealed container to maintain quality.
Card of Thanks from Roy Barkalow
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for cards letters and visits received during hospital stay from Roy Barkalow.
Supersure Grip tractor tires promise big improvements
Warm days spark spring talk about tires. Supersure grips promise the biggest tire improvements in eleven years with trade ins offered at bargain prices. Also listed are tools, appliances, wagons, bicycles and garden items with other weekend offerings and buckwheat flour restocked.
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Grip
BAECS
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Mt EL Herald
B. ¥. F. of Zion
Susanna Sweitzer
Sue Maurer
Venatta
Janet
John Davidson
Janice
Steven
Paul Davidson
George Schwartz
Bill Tingley
Ralph Hawker
Norman
George Zimmerly
Mary Hawker
Phyllis Zimmerly
Esther Tharp
Hannah Arbuckle
Pat
Warren Berner
Leland Miller
John Rollands
Charles Sweitzer
Dick Medsker
Ed Zimmerly
Hickory Street
Triplefour Contract Bridge Club
Raymond Lindley
Helen Ohm
Lindley
T. E. Findley
E. B. Hurst
Frank Gunder
Mark Stewart
John Coats
Birthday Club
Nell’s
John McCauley
Stella Clem
Raymond Millhouse
John Geleb
Robert Langlois
John Rademaker
Gene Schmalhausen
Robinson
Alice Trefz
Jennie Archer
Mary Rector
Margaret Kallansa
Kallansa
Ozark
Ted Sharp
Trefz
W. O. Dickey
Horace Barker
Charles Barker
Herbert
Oblong
Charles Barkers
Philippines
United States
Oregon
J. S. O'Neal
George W. Kasserman, Jr
Newton, Ilinois
George W. Shoemaker
Ann Baker
Michael Ray
Indianapolis
George W. Kasserman
Centralia
Clinois
Irene Cline
Helen Hurst
Edna Bubeck
Anna Black
June Raley
Mayme Hurst
Harriet Holscher
Elsie Bloodworth
W. E. Morris
Stitchery Club
John Scholfield
Wm. Taylor
W. F. Hutchinson
Dick Davidson
E. D. Seed
C. A. Bubeck
Frank Brosman
Virgil Hurst
Joe Davidson
Louise Schwartz
Joe Geheb
Chrisman
Harry Reynolds
Chester Claypool
Wayne Amidon
Kankakee, Ilinois
RB. O
Etherton
Claypool
Nat
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Millers
Pearces
Stauffers, Goodwins and
Moores
George Mitchells
Hadleys, Goeblers, Hutchens
Sinclairs
Stauffer
Allens
Ridpaths
Schwebels
Glovers
Montgomerys
Ethel Glover
Belleville
Hugh
Martian
Leon
Alice
Larry
Agnes Hinken
Helen Moore
Mary Alice
Hadley
R. E. Laird
Por
Beauty
Imperial
Rurial Wallpapers
Roy. Barkalow
Manford Buckner
P. S
Garwood’s Welding Service
Marshall, Illinois
Philgas
Phigas
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