Humane Actions Toward Animals Pay Dividends
CHICAGO year by year humane acts toward animals win national honors from the American Veterinary Medical Association. Young volunteers under 18 receive a certificate and a 100 dollar savings bond for acts of kindness such as rescuing animals, aiding lost dogs, or hospital volunteering.
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Chicago
Samaritans
American Veterinary Medical Association
United States
Canada
Association
U.S
Two Year Old Pilfers $375 In Spendthrift Spree
A Boston report recounts a 12 year old boy spending $375 pilfered from a pocketbook. He treated friends to ice cream and sodas, tore up $100 as counterfeit, gave $100 to two pals, and bought a harmonica a cowboy suit and a Sunday go to meeting outfit. The remaining $70 was used to buy fall clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Man Paralyzed 6 Years Receives Car and Cash Gifts
In Greenville Pennsylvania Ralph Riley, paralyzed for six years, receives a new car with special driving controls and a collapsible chair. Former coworkers surprise him with $71 in cash and paint for his house after gifting the vehicle and assistance. The scene follows an injury suffered while welding on a wartime ship order.
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Greenville
Ralph Riley
Ralph
Riley House
Tvorn
Rfands
Real Estate Transfers Affected by April 1950 deeds
A long list of quit claim and warranty deeds in 1950 transfers parcels in Casey Martinsville and surrounding townships. Transactions include Buckner Shotwell Lot claims and multiple parcels in sections 5 9 11 and 12 with prices from $1 to $6 000. Named parties include Buckner Shotwell Lindley Pritchard Gross Morgan Washburn Church McKinney Riley Redman Chap man White Miller Curran Worick Moore Outright Turner Weir Neidigh and others along with U S government patents dating back to 1841–1853.
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Leta
Ralph H. Gross
W. A
Alta C. Shotwell
Every Morgan
Frank
Verne Morgan
L. W. Burkett
Stanley and
Opal Washburn
Fred Church
John McKinney
Dulaney
Casey
Elmer Clough
Henry IM
Beulah E. Riley
Deahl
Martinsville
Ernest Leon
Ethel Roan
Clarence E
Georgianna Redman
M. J. Peter
Jean Morgan
George P. Butcher
Floyd E
Bonnie Chapman White
Archer
Marshall
Cary Miller
Marie Miller
Francis Nolen
Lewis Bradshaw
John Parkhurst
Ralph V
Esther R. Prevo Tor Charley
Marie Curran
Victor C. Miller
Lulu Worick
Hammond
R. F. Henderson, Jr
Wilber Lee
Audrey O. Neidigh
Hustlers 4 H Club Meet Highlights Protein Health Talk
The Hustlers 4 H club met with Max and Den on April 27 to hear Wayne Sweitzer and others discuss protein rich foods and the value of animals and poultry beyond blue ribbons. A singing feature led by Kenneth Jensen and a special song by Linda Greenlee et al closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Den
Marshall
Érops
Wayne Sweitzer
Smylbeven
Billy Bhiely
Kenneth Jensen
Linda Greenlee
Raymond Greenlee
Jerry Jensen
Ronnie Richle
Bob Mars
Norman Setzer
Bill Shirley
Dale Newell
Wanda Sweitzer
Carole D. Shirely
Kim Shirely
Eileen McCarty
Bill McCarty
Pat Files
Francis Kuehner
Kay Newlin
Steve Jensen
Birthday Dinner Gathers Weaners and McHenrys Nearby
Mr and Mrs John Weaner of near Darwin visit Alvin McHenry in Fatanet Indiana to celebrate his 80th birthday with a noon dinner. Attendees include Noble Byrum Terre Haute Harry McHenry Rose Oten Brasil Indiana R 1 Orn Thomas Indianapolis Ernest McHenry and child from Bismark Illinois and former Marshall resident Henry. Dean Finkbiner hosts ice cream gathering for Bill Miller Leland Herman and Erma Miller. Mrs Chester Claypool and daughters share weekend with relatives Dean Finkbiner. Mrs Frank Cooper and son visit with their mother and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weaner
Darwin
Wesner
Alvin McHenry
Fatanet
Indiana
Noble Byrum
Terre Haute
Harry McHenry
Rose
Harry Oten
Brasil
R. 1
Orn Thomas
Indianapolis
Ernest McHenry
Bismark
Illinois
Mra
Henry
Dean Finkbiner
Frank Cooper
Real estate deeds filed in Marshall area in 1950
Transactions include E P Daly and others selling part of lot 61 in Dulaney’s addition to Marshall for $1 to Nonna Clatfelter dated May 3 1950. Walter Smith and others grant land in section 35 township 10 range 14 to J E Taylor and Marion Partlow in a master’s deed dated May 3 1950 for $10. Mary Etta Clatfelter quit claims lot 61 in Woodford Dulancey’s addition to Marshall to Nona M Clatfelter. Samuel and Edith McCash transfer land in section 20 township 10 range 14 to F W Hammer by warranty deed dated April 28 1950 for $2. Ernest Kile to Frank Cole administrator’s deed conveys lot 10 in Stephen Archer’s addition to Marshall for $6 900.
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E. P. ‘Daly
Nonna Clatlter
Dulaney
Marshall
Walter Smith
J. E. Taylor
Marion Partlow
Mary Etta Clatfelter
Nona M. Clatfelter
Woodford Dulancey
Samuel
Edith McCash
F. W. Hammer
Ernest Kile
Frank Cole
Jatralor
Stephen Archer
Five Points Social News Highlights From Local Families
Mrs Glenn Wilhoit notes visitors over the weekend as Mr and Mrs Chester Linton joined Lon Linton's family. A North Center Unit C-3 meeting drew attendees despite rain with Martinsville high school band and Martinsville Bible church quartet performing. Further visits include families from Marshall Mt Carmel and Highland Illinois. Mrs Mark Weaver left St Joseph Hospital for Chicago for shoulder treatment. Irma Veach visited Union Hospital as Rev Gibson was convalescing at home.
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Chester Linton
Lon Linton
North Center Unit
C-3
Martinsville High School
Martinsville Bible Church
Ivan Talley
Marshall
Henry Rhoads
Doyle
Ted
Long
Howard
Anita
Forrest Baker
Darrel Wilholt
Ronda Jean
Mt. Carmel
Rex Withoit
Glenn Withoit
Mark Weaver
St. Joseph Hospital
Highland Illinois
Chicago
Irma Veach
Union Hospital
Rev. Gibson
State Line notes from Terre Haute visits and club meetings
Mrs Lulu Robinson of Terre Haute has been visiting Mr and Mrs Herman Stoelting. Mr and Mrs Henry Stoelting and Janet traveled to Flora Indiana on Monday for business. Miss Frances Kuehner attended a Hustler s 4 H club meeting Thursday night. The Laymen s meeting of the Dennison circuit was held at Dunlap Sunday night.
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Lulu Robinson
Terre Haute
Herman Stoelting
Henry Stoelting
Janet
Flora
Indiana
Frances Kuehner
Hustler
Dennison
Dunlap
Lincoln soybean variant boosts yield and oil quality in Illinois
Lincoln performs well in central Illinois with Dunfield maturity, higher yield, stiffer stalks, and richer oil. Snapped asparagus yields better spears and less waste. If seed quality is unsure, consult the county agent for locally adapted varieties. Gardeners have used up to 400 tons of manure yearly in vegetables.
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Lincoln
Illinois
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W. A. Young
S. T. Michael
San Francisco
Animal Friends
Frank Kiemele
Pet News
John Newton
Columbus
Ohio
Suzanne Weller
Pittsburgh
Pal
Suzanne
Richard Swank
Mentor
Richard Rose
Detroit
Bertha Buckner
Harold D. Marvin
Edward B
Edna L. Doll
Kenneth
Elsie Lindley
Lyman
Anna Mae Pritchard
West Union
U.S. A
Sallie Courtney
Elizabeth N. Marshall
John Casteel
Hustlers
CLUB
Mrs
Glenn Wilhoit
Sue Smitley
Locust
Ivan Burrell
Ash St
Terre Haute Tribune
Carol Clem
Terre Haute Tribune News
Nash Gift
Glen Martin & Son
Ford
Plymouth
North 6Th Street
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