Community groups hold meetings and dinners in Marshall
The Grand Turn Ladies Aid met at Lena Hirsch's home with Louise Ziegler assisting. Many members and visitors attended a devotional led by Minnie King and a later W S C meeting was hosted at Clara Routledge’s home. Numerous dinners followed as neighbors and families gathered in Marshall for events and April plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Turn Ladies Aid
Lena Hirsch
Louise Ziegler
Minnie King
Hairy Imle
Anna Miller
Eva Schafer
Emma Glesert
Fairy Imle
Katie Ziegler
Edith Gard
Hasewinkel
Eva Imle
Lucile Smitley
Alita Imle
Carrie Salter
Lena Boettcher
Ollie Imle
Marie Abel
Jean Miller
Ruth Robinson
Clara, Miller
Josephine Marlowe
Ruth Miller
Lucile Ziegler
Louise Jackson
Edward
Adam Lichtenberger
Emma Holwick
Harry Marlowe
Elsie Albrecht
Gertrude Lichtenberger
Richard Marlowe
David Miller
Danny Jackson
W. S.C
Armstrong Methodist Church
Clara Routledge
Garnet McGee
Ruth Farris
Fenton Shirely
Velva Sweitzer
Agatha Stoelting
Nellie Reedy
Florence Ligg
Community Bible Class Hosts Social Afternoon
Graham Methodist Bible Class met with Mrs. HatTie Cushman last Friday. twenty one members attended. Assisting were Mrs. Elmer Stover Mrs. Robert Davidson and Mrs. Louie Hawker. Two songs on auto harp with Mrs. Morris on piano. Mrs. Cushman won a contest. Refreshments served to a large group including Mrs. English and Mrs. Ridgway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Bible Class
The
Methodist Church
Hattie Cushman
Elmer Stover
Robert Davidson
Louie Hawker
W. EB. Morris
Cushman
Cook
English
Ridgway
John Cunningham
Hattie Cushaman
Elmer ‘Stover
Frank Williams
Clara Hill
Oscar* Edwards
Jennie Smith
Alice Trefz
Anna English
Mamie Lickert
Earl Morris
Julia Parsons
Mayme Wallis
Effie Ridgway
C. C. Pack
Amelia Charland
Ben Baird
Minnie Cook
Wm. Mathew
Mrs Healy Honored With Bridge Evening At Mrs Stout Home
Mrs Jack Lichten and Mrs Creal Stout hosted two bridge tables at Mrs Stout's home Wednesday night to honor Mrs T A Healy who is moving away. Gifts were given to Mrs Healy. Attendees included Mrs Aaron Kammacher Mrs Grendell Bennett Mrs Norbet Barlage Mrs Perry Ridpath and Mrs Dudley Williams. Prizes went to Mrs Lichten and Mrs Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lichten
Creal Stout
Stout
T. A. Healy
Healy
Aaron Kammacher
Grendell Bennett
Norbet Barlage
Perry Ridpath
Dudley Williams
Lichten
Bennett
Sunday Dinners Honor Birthdays and Guests Across Town
A sequence of local social notices lists Mrs. C. E. Clem hosting Judith Ann Casteel’s fourth birthday with family guests from Terre Haute and Zion. Other gatherings include bridge club evening at Mrs. Loren Lester’s, and 6:00 o’clock dinners for multiple couples in Robinson Arm strong Zion Spruce Saint towns with various relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Clem
Weat
Archer Avenue
Judith Ann Casteel
William Munshower
Betty
William Munshower, Jr
Terre Haute
Irene Walker
Porter Casteel
Mary Louise
Judith Ann
Ralph Medsker
John McCauley
H. E. Schmalhausen
Robinson
Robert Taylor
Ray Forsythe
Jerry and
Johnny
Spruce Street
Dinner Guests Share Weekend at Tom's Cafe
Mrs. George Geheb and daughter Louise hosted a Sunday dinner with Ernest Geheb and sons George and Bobby. The Meehling and Nightlinger families joined, including Lt Leo Geheb of Mobile Alabama, Harvey Nightlinger, Harry McFall and sons, Neil Nightlinger and daughter Rose, Geneva Stevens, Nelle Butler, Rev Thomas W Bass and Stella Richards of Hutsonville. The gathering occurred at Tom's Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Geheb
George
Bobby
Leo Geheb
Mobile
Alabama
George Geheb
Louise
George Meehling
Herbert Miller
Detroit
Michigan
Christian Church
Fanny Criswell
Della Bohn
Will Stevens
Milo Claypool
Susan Jacobs
Mabel Black
Ed. Ferris
Lawrence Stiner
Nelle Butler
J. A. Hutchison
Mytle Keller
Lois Jones
Geneva Stevens
Walter Finkbiner
Clark
Jake Meehling
Harvey Nightlinger
Harry McFall
Bob
Bill
John
Neil Nightlinger
Rose
Michigan City
Thomas
Bass and Guest
Stella Richards
Hutsonville
Tom's Cafe
Price controls limit used farm machinery and petroleum sales
The Office of Price Administration imposes ceilings on used farm machinery including tractors combines corn pickers and hay balers and sets dealer wholesale limits. It also governs maximum prices for petroleum products and requires merchants to file price notices with war price and rationing boards outlining maximums and cost data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
OPA
John Quick
Penalties Extend to Small Game Hunters in Michigan
Michigan wildlife officials extend a gun safety rule to small game hunters, denying licenses for careless shootings. The court may revoke deer licenses for the current year and next two years, while small game licenses face revocation only for the current and first ensuing year. The 1943 deer license blacklist lists 210 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Department of Conservation
Army introduces knee length cotton khaki shorts for tropical wear
The War Department announces shorts issued to troops for certain areas. The 8.2 ounce cotton khaki shorts have a smart serviceable pattern with wide legs and five pockets. Knee length socks of olive drab merino yarn complement the uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
War Department
Point ration buying and storage guidance for households
The article instructs households with point-ration books to plan balanced meals using groups like milk citrus meat eggs cheese dried beans and grains. It covers labeling and portion needs for canned frozen and dried foods and proper storage to preserve vitamins and quality.
Obituary of William Harrison Stewart
William Harrison Stewart born December 22 1861 in Knox county Illinois died March 16 1943 in Marshall He came to Marshall in 1881 married Elizabeth Walker in 1886 who died 1922 and had three sons two died in infancy Survived by son Leslie grandson Lloyd sister Sara Stewart Marshall and two nieces and two nephews Funeral held Gallagher Funeral Home conducted by Rev H J Kemp March 18 burial in Marshall cemetery This obituary notes gardening and seedling tips unrelated to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison Stewart
Zadoc
Catherine Stewart
Knox County
Ilinois
Marshall
Elizabeth Walker
Leslie
Lloyd
Alster
Sara Stewart
Know Your Cows Advise University Dairymen
Know your cows advise university dairymen and feed balanced rations on the basis of production for economical and abundant results. Tuberculosis in poultry spreads mainly by exchange of infected fowls with slight risk from eggs.
Water Reflection and Beach Sunlight Impact
The text notes water reflects about one third of sunlight helping bathers tan easily. It adds white sand reflects a significant portion of sun rays and that the long surface in the country reflects roughly one-tenth of the sun's rays per Better Vision Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Vision Institute
As ye sow better milk producing crops for dairy cows
A proverb-like line urges improved forage for dairy herds to boost milk yield and farm income. The wording emphasizes cause and effect between crop quality and dairy profits.
Notice of Claim Day in Bartlett Estate
Notice is given that May 3, 1943 is the claim date in the estate of Sarah L. Bartlett, deceased, pending in Clark County Court, Ohio. Claims may be filed against the estate on or before that date without summons. Allen Bartlett is the executor. Attorney J. M. Scholfield, Marshall, Ohio, advertises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah L. Bartlett
Clark County
Olinoia
Allen Bartlett
M. Scholfield
Marshall, Triols
Simplicity Tops New Meats and Fats Ration Plan
Clark County Rationing Board chairman Mr. Ritter says the new program standardizes stamps into a single set of point values for meats cheeses shortenings salad oil butter margarine canned fish and more. Rationing begins March 29 with red stamps A through B valid April and farmers must keep red stamps in their home books to cover home produced foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Ritter
Clark County Rationing Board
Mr. Ritter
Ritterwald
Update Your Farm Records Today
Do not overlook your farm records. This reminder urges timely data updates to keep inventories, ownership, and compliance current for optimal management and future planning.
Farm Problems Describe Protein Feed Situation For 1948
The report outlines protein feed availability in 1948 showing 80 percent growth in meat scraps fish meal 5 percent higher dried milk products 3 percent lower skim milk feeds 3 percent lower and miscellaneous feeds 2 percent higher. Overall protein feed will rise about 16 percent from last year while livestock protein feed increases approach 15 percent. Farm price status shows current average at 107 percent of parity with farmers receiving around 163 percent of the 1910 14 level and paying about 152 percent. Insecticide shortages noted only for rotenone and pyrethrum with other chemicals sufficiently stocked. Used farm machinery sales in combination with other equipment banned by the Office of Price Administration to stop coercive pricing.
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Office of Price Administration
Victory Garden Campaign for 1943 on the home front
The campaign urges every man woman and child to grow food as war effort. It calls for at least 6 million farm gardens and 12 million city town and suburban gardens in 1943 and expects farms to grow all vegetables a family needs for the year where possible.
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Tlinois
Live at Home and Enjoy It Garden Advice
A well planned garden is the first essential for enjoying home life. The text advises starting with careful layout, selecting suitable plants, and maintaining soil health to maximize comfort and beauty in domestic outdoor spaces.
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Cane i Krmete
A. A. Pheanis
N, 6Th Street
Robert McCourt
Nikki Clark
Rex Cork
Wilbur Clark
Nikki
Peggle
Jane
Jean Holwick
Tamsen
American Home Department
Ruth Hollenbeck
Hickory Street
Thomas Bass
Herman Tumey
Sol Handy
Margaret Hogue
Suzan Haviland
Harry Johnson
Albert Edwards
Michigan Avenue
Ragan Hedges
W. E. Camp
Donald
Ray Woodard
Carol Rae
C. W. English and Sons
Everett
P. F. C. Dean English
Fort Lewis
Washington
Leon Cooper
Ed Zimmerly
Harry Reynolds
North
Charles Haugh
Drew Casteel
Dorothy Jean
Jimmie
Scott Field
Clifford Saiter
Mary H. Saiter
Russell Haddix
Childen Robert
Helen
Doris Lee
Arnold Bohn
Gene Arnold
Jane Spotts
Ola Haddix
W. S. Spotts
East Pine Street
Dean Houk
Alice
Robert Houk
Eugene Houk
William Lickert
West Archer Avenue
W. R. Turman
Mary Stout
Frank Gunder
Sue
EB. B. Hurst
Paul Baker
Phyllis
Sharon
Jessie Rutman
Ruth Fredenberger
John Lewis, Jr
Norman Forsythe
Lila
Willie Veach
Paul R. Veach
Tillamooh
Oregon
Paul R Veach
Mary Sharp
Dalton City
Ira Murphy
Oakland
Til
Lester Veach
Paris
Ill
Virgil Veach
Kansas
Everett Veach
Lloyd Hendrix
Vern Church
Chris Murphy
Joe Thompson
Verlin Hurst
Harley Murphy
Tuesday Bridge Club
R. R. Geddes
Locust
T. E. Findley
O. H. Rolson
Frannk Gunder
E. B. Hurst
Don Medsker
C. C. Clem
Ralph Prevo
John Geheb
Loren Lester
North Sixth Street
Bridge Club
Mary Macey
Rita Geheb
LaNore Mathew
Betty Nelson
Eugene Holwick
Maxine McCarty
Don Weger
Eugenie Clark
Carson Bennett
Robert Brennen
Mary Jane Dutton
Armstrong
Wanda Sue
Patricia Maurer
Zion
Allen Dean
Ross Davison
Billie
Herbert Fawley
Frank Alabaugh
Ward LaRue
John Cole
Mrs. Laroy McNary
Vee Christine
Ryman Pensinger
State OF Illinois
Dwight H. Greens
Ration Board News
Carrol Whaley
William C. Whaley
Glen E. Whaley
Chester Claypool
Marshall, Il
Victory Garden
Gene Autry and
Smiley Burnatte
Tome
Wyoming
Robert Taylor and
Brian Don
Levy In
Lynn Roberts
DR. Renault's
Gene Tierney
George Montgomery
China
Houtsonville
Illinois
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