Family and social visits highlighted in Ohio notes
Local entries record visits among Hollenbeck family members and friends across Marshall and Terre Haute. Several Sundays and Mother’s Day gatherings are noted, with callers from Clay City and Terre Haute and burial service participation for Allen Hammond.
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Jess Murphy
Fairy Imle
Adah Gray
Elsie Crow
Buleta Wernz
Terre Haute
Harold Graham
Grant Hollenbeck
Isaac Thompson
Lillie White
Beta Bumpus
Christian Science church notices at 614 Pine Street
Sunday school at 9:30 and Sunday services at 11:00. Wednesday testimony meeting at 7:45. Reading room open Wednesday 2:00 to 5:00 p m. The public is cordially invited.
Sunday Visitors and Local Moves Mark Community Notes
Mrs. Emma Landis is critically ill at home. Several families visit relatives across Seeleyville and Terre Haute. The Taylors host guests from Paris and Clinton. Miss Joan Volkers visits with Doll and Nancy at Edward Doll’s home. Alpha Jacks moves to Casey. Lavern Stepp to relocate. A Bible verse ends the item.
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Emma Landis
Dan Baggs
Leo Kirby
Mitchell Somers
Trene Callaway
Theo Somers
Foster ‘Thompson
West Terre Haute
Orville Taylor
Clarence Dol
Mattoon
Dee Sweitzer
Beradine Johns
Marshall
A.E
Frank Doll
John Yeley
Ernest Jones
Marie Swinford
Seeleyville
Indiana
David Bland
Donnetta
Mutt
Europe
Sammy Allen
Covington
James Thompson
Terre Haute
Gust Thompson
Alpha Jacks
Casey
Lavern Stepp
A. E. Doll
Nina Johns
Joshua
Keep Accidents Out of the Home
University of Illinois safety expert urges planning meals in advance to reduce kitchen accidents. Start meals early, prepare in advance, and keep a stocked reserve for unexpected guests to create a safer, more orderly home for all.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Illinois
Farmers Seek Self Conviction On Safe Efficient Farming
Farmers must convince themselves that farming the right way is safe and efficient. The phrase emphasizes self motivation and disciplined practice as core to adopting best practices in agriculture.
Very young calves growth limits from pasture intake
Young calves cannot meet rapid growth needs through pasture alone. Limited grazing and forage intake hinder weight gain and may require supplemental feeding or management adjustments to support development.
Illinois Law Defines Whole Milk Butterfat and Solids
In Illinois the law requires whole milk to contain at least 3 percent butterfat and 8 percent solids-not-fat totaling at least 11.144 percent milk solids to prevent watered-down milk sold as whole milk.
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Illinois
One Ford dealer touts one owner trades and Ford value
The dealer promotes buying a used Ford traded in on a new model, claiming familiarity with the car and owner. It highlights Ford advantages including the 1952 model as a pioneering low-price V-8 with suspended brake and clutch pedals, center-fill fueling, and full-circle visibility.
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Ford
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