Local families gather for Mother’s Day events and health news
The Snyder community notes family visits and church group activities. Obituaries report Joe Davee, 87, of La Porte Ind deceased after a hospital stay, with funeral at 2 p m in La Porte. Forrest Robinson remains hospitalized in serious condition from a hemorrhage. Mrs. Robinson cares for him at home. Several residents attend gatherings, hospital visits, and social events, including the Snyder W S C S meeting and Mother's Day activities with refreshments and honors for oldest and youngest mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo ‘Prust
J. W. Woods
John
Sarah . Hollenbeck
Joe Davee
Laporte
Ind
Hol Jenbeck
Davee
Forrest Robinson
Union Hospital
Ovie Draper
Stephen Newport
Robert Nicol
Olen Collier
Gary
Lida “Collier
Marshall
Loretta
Bradley Hilbert
Gus Hammond
Phyllis
Vern Hilbert
Terre Haute
Jean Wood
Dian Murphy
Snyder W
Eliza Renner
Marjorie Schaeffer
Dorothy
Guy Hammond
van Shields
Charles Ogle
Ray Thompson
Fanny Romoser
Freda Colwell
Bluford
Tommy Wilson
Fenton Collier
Lester
Romoser
Harry Romoser
Lee Bishop
Miss Collier
Joe
Vern Allen
Retta
Bradley
Alonzo Walls
Lon
Community News Briefs Cherish Visits and Illness
Mrs Maude Miller and Mrs Kathryn Blankenship remain under a doctor's care for a foot injury. Local families share visits to relatives and attend Sunday school and gatherings. Various couples and children from Allright, Greenup, Martinsville, Avon, Ernst, Gary Ind and Marshall area hosted or visited one another across the weekend and during 4 H activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Blankenship
Walter Nicol
Allright
Alvin T. Miller
Ross Richey
Mildred
Greenup
Huber
Minnie Cline
Gary
Ind
Janice Black
Shirley Richey
Kathryn Black
Dean Williams
Casey
Leon Williams
Martinsville
Perry Williams
Avon
Woodford Williams
Carl Albrecht
Freda
Ernst
Alvin T. Miler
Ted Bradford
Alton Blankenship
Mildred Williams
W. M
Mary Ledermann
Golda Blizzard
Delphia Nicol
Maude Miller
McKitrick
Joe Williams
Warren Norton
Robert Martin
Marshall
John Kannaeacey
Sunday School Attendance and Upcoming Sermon at Ohio Church
Seventeen attended Sunday school last Sunday in Ohio. Next Sunday May 24 Rev. Lloyd Gow er of Annapolis will lead regular preaching. Visitors include Mrs Mary Davison and Leda, with Mrs Lula Davison in Marshall. Families gathered for Mothers Day at the Hollenbeck home with extended relatives from Dana Indiana Palestine Paris and Choctaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Gow
Annapolis
Mary Davison
Leda
Fenton
Lederman
Ross’ Richey
Choctaw
Dollie’ Hollenbeck
Marie Hollenbeck
Charles Ditto
Pauline
Dana, Ind
Vernon Hollenbeck
Palestine
Quimba Norton
Richard
Marshall
Margaret‘ Sudduth
Paris
Grant Hollenbeck
Doltie Hollenbeck
Harold Graham
Nellie Roberts
Pennsylvania
Everett ‘Scott
Mabel Gard
Home Bureau
Community Socials and School Visits Near Martinsville
Eighteen members and a guest attended events honoring Earis Covich of York and Mrs. Adah Gray hosted a Mothers Day party with many local families. Visitors included Mr Estes from Louisville, plus Sunday school at Ohio Chapel and a wiener roast for Moatsonville Ken School students. Also noted are leaves from Great Lakes Naval Training Station and travel to Terre Haute, plus local farm and church gatherings. An Illinois extension note on clover leaf weevil and a veterinary caution for sheep rubs closes the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earis Covich
York
Reta Thompson
Estes
Louisville
Russell Kray
Ohio Chapel
Ernest ‘Marvin
Richard Marvin
George’Marvin
Anna Shotwell
Adah Gray
Fairy Imle
Eva Imle
Margaret Wernz
Mabel Gard
Grace Gard
Jessie Cannady
Mildred White
Icely France
Fern Wernz
Mary Crumlin
Mary Scott
Irene Thompson
Marie Hollenbeck
Richard Norton
Dorothy Wernz
Johnnie
Annie
Juanita Wernz
Sharon
Ruthie
Ida Riggs
Ruth Boyer
Hattie Lederman
Mary Davison
Geneva Crumlin
Betty Crumlin
Golda Lee
Pleasie Bartlett
Burton Joe
Burton
Great Laks
Billy Marvin
Norfolk
George Marvin
Overplanting Can Cut Corn Yields as Much as Underplanting
A farming note warns that sowing too many corn plants can reduce yields as severely as too few. Balanced planting density is crucial to maximize output and avoid crowding.
PTA Spelling Bee Sparks Schoolhouse Challenge
The local PTA complains about student spelling. a school spelling bee begins with Captain Doc Brown presiding. Both teams advance to the first round, but Speedy Taylor collapses on efficiency and Chip on the opposing team finishes quickly, leading Doc Brown to declare the contest tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Doc” Brown
Taylor
Chip
Doc
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