Clara Belle Town Population Mystery
Clara Belle is described as a railroad town with a station and mining equipment relevance in the US and Canada yet reportedly no inhabitants. Conflicting lore ties the name to a woman or a cow. locals in Sudbury know little of it. A five-man station sits behind an International Nickel smelter, with rail lines funneling in from seven directions and high value freight passing, supporting a multi million dollar annual trade.
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Clara
Belle
Canada
Clara Belle
United States
Britain
Sudbury
Ontario
International Nickel Company
Rye Quietly Opens Car Parks to Restore Local Trade
Rye New York completes a park system adding two rear yard car parks behind shops on the main thoroughfare. Plans call for two more next year as 270 stalls receive shading trees and plantings. Town condemns 20 homes and two small stores at over $200000 and enforces an architectural review for store signage.
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Rye
N.Y
Garden Club of
Architectural Board of Review
Taxi Driver Honored For Promoting Burlington
Burlington Chamber of Commerce gives Paul Brown a fountain pen for boosting hometown pride. He pitched Burlington during a luncheon ride to two businessmen touring the Midwest and inspired a visit to the local chamber, potentially attracting new industry.
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Burlington
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Brown
Chamber Board
Brown
Middle West
County Board Forms Public Relations Group
Madison county supervisors set up a public relations committee and asked reporters covering meetings to show their notes to the panel. The chair framed it as a voluntary aid to ensure accurate coverage and public understanding of the board’s actions.
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Wampsville
Madison County
Life Insurance Ownership Surges in 1951 Records Set
The Institute of Life Insurance reports 600 plus companies and 86 million policyholders expanding ownership to 209.5 million policies totaling 253.2 billion dollars in 1951. Death benefits rose to 1.725 billion with 4 billion in payments to families in the year.
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Ethan
Institute of Life Insurance
Holgar J. Johnson
Instituté
New Safer Method of Blood Transfusion Reported
Journal of the American Medical Association describes a safer transfusion method for elderly patients and those with heart disease. Segmented red blood cells are given in a seated position after plasma is removed, reducing fluid load and sodium content while avoiding lung edema.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Victor Ginsberg
Nathan R. Frank
Richard S. Guber
The
Blood Bank
Department of Medicine
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
International Nickel expands mines to sustain wartime output
The company boosted ore production from Frood-Stobie pits from 6000 to 20000 tons per day during World War II to meet nickel and copper demands. By 1953 surface deposits are expected exhausted, prompting expansion of underground mining to maintain current nickel output.
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International Nickel
Frood-Stobie
Canada
Innovations in shoe last moisture protection emerge
The article explains how wood shoe lasts swell with humidity affecting width and fit. New moisture repellent coatings promise to prevent dimensional changes and also shield lasts from factory wear.
Christian Church Seeks Growth with Evening Worships
Bible school aims for 275 attendees with 9 80 class time. Communion at 10 30 preceding 11 00 worship and a sermon titled The Power of the Church. Evening evangelistic services at 7 30 and 8 00 with a second Communion at 8 00 and a Social Gospel message. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday. midweek service Wednesday at 7 80 p.m.
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Bible School
Ladies Aid
Stain Removal Tips for Fabrics and Rust
Non washable fabrics stained with fruit and berry can be sponged with cool water then 10 percent acetic acid solution. Egg stains are common and treated by scraping, rinsing with cold water, and pepsin powder with a half hour stand before rinsing. Rust on cottons responds to boiling water poured over stretched fabric, lemon juice, rinsing, and sun drying.
Nettie McGlanden Obituary Notice
Nettie McGlanden, born June 22 1895 in Clark County Illinois, died May 16 at 56. She married Charles McGlanden on May 8 1920 and was a longtime Baptist church member in Marshall Illinois. Survived by husband six sisters two brothers and numerous relatives. service honors her life and faith.
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Nettie
Wm. H
Margaret Reed Morgan
Melrose Township
Clark Country
Illinois
Marshall
Ilinois
Baptist Church
Kirtland
Charles McGlanden
Charles
jHdna Nightlinger
Gary
Ind
Goldie Sykes
Yuba City
Calif
Mary Kraesmer
Paris
Ill
Elizabeth Morgan
Obituary of George Henry Rayhel of Marshall Illinois
George Henry Rayhel born September 8 1865 in Clark County Illinois died May 20 1952 at his home north of Marshall Illinois at age 86 He married Laura Anne Pine July 28 1888 and they had three sons John William Benjamin Franklin and Clarence Edward all of Marshall or Walnut Prairie Illinois Laura died January 6 1936 He leaves 16 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren and a nurse and companion Harry Eaton He lived in Marshall area for 47 years and was a longtime resident mourned by many friends and family.
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George Henry Rayhel
Frederick
Rebecca Jane Rayhel
Clark County
Marshall, Til
Laura Anne Pine
John William
Walnut Prairie
Ill
Benjamin Franklin
Clarence Edward
Marshall, Ill
Laura Anne
Rayhel
Harry Eaton
Card of Thanks from the Reyhel Family
The Reyhel Family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for help kindness and flowers during the illness of Mr Rayhel.
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Rayhel
Reyhel
Dermatitis a Major Hazard for Physicians Overseen
Dr. Ervin H. Epstein of Oakland reported to the American Medical Association that physicians face many irritants and infections in practice. A questionnaire of dermatologists in the United States, Canada, and Hawaii showed dermatitis from prolonged hand scrubbing, rubber gloves, anesthetics, antiseptics, and antibiotics as the most common injury.
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Ervin H. Epstein
Oakland
Calif
American Medical Association
Epstein
Association
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Dr. Epstein
Abadan Crude Oil Plant at Center of Nationalization Talks
Iranians near the Shatt al Arab grimace at the upwind refinery while Abadan, a British oil plant hub, becomes the focal point of Iran's proposals to nationalize the country’s petroleum industry.
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Persian Gulf
Abadan
Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church Service Notes
Sunday school starts at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 and Youth Fellowship at 6 30 Evening Evangelistic service at 7 30 Prayer and praise Wednesday at 7 30 Start of new conference year and new officers Next Monday June 2 vacation Bible school at 9 00 a m runs Monday to Friday for two weeks New and returning members urged to attend and join the friendly church
Death notice for Isaac Turner family gratitude
Neighbors and relatives express thanks for kindness shown after the death of our husband and father Isaac Turner. Signed by Mrs Isaac Turner and Family.
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Isaac Turner
Issac Turner
Notice of Claim Day in Ottie Davison Estate
Notice to all persons that Monday, July 7, 1952, is the claim date in the estate of Ottie Davison, deceased, pending in the County Court of Clark County, Illinois. Claims may be filed on or before the date without summons. Lula B. Davison, Administrator. Snavely Miller, Attorneys. Marshall, Illinois.
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Ottie Davison
Clark County
Ilinois
Elizabeth Claypool Hurst
Llinois
Estate of John C. Alvey Probate Claim Date
Notice to all persons that July 7, 1952 is the claim date in the estate of John C. Alvey deceased in Clark County Indiana. Claims may be filed on or before that date without summons. Executor J Earl Finney. Attorneys Snavely Miller Keiser Building Marshall Indiana.
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John C. Alvey
Clark County
J. Earl Finney
Snavely & Miller
Keiser Building
Marshall
Adoption Notice in Clark County Illinois
State of Illinois Clark County in the County Court Naomi Wilson and M Harvey Wilson petition for adoption of child Linda Kay Nichols against Linda Kay Nichols and Richard H Nichols. Publication summons issued returnable June 16 1952. Anyone failing to answer may face default and a decree of adoption. Clerk H J Kemp Kelser Building Marshall Illinois.
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Naomi Wilson
M. Harvey Wilson
Linda Kay Nichols l
Richard H. Nichols
Linda Kay Nichols
Neighborly thanks from Mrs Ward LaRue
Mrs Ward LaRue expresses gratitude to neighbor friends and relatives for the cards letters flowers and gifts received during and after her hospital stay.
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Ward LaRue
Estate of Elizabeth Claypool Hurst notice claims
Estate of Elizabeth Claypool Hurst in Clark County Illinois invites creditors to file claims by a specified date without summons. Arthur M. Hurst is the executor based in Marshall Illinois.
Sale of Real Estate in Clark County Probate
Public notice of a 1952 probate sale in Marshall Illinois. Omer T. Shawler as administrator will offer at 10:30 AM on June 14 1952 at the east door of the courthouse the property in Vandalia Park Town of Marshall Clark County Illinois to pay debts. Lots 14 and 25. Free of liens except taxes. Abstract provided. Sale must be approved by the Probate Court.
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Omer T. Shawler
Ella W. Wivel
Vera M. Heim
Frances W. Jones
Marshall
Clark
Ilinois
Ella W
Clarkland
Illinois
Vandalia Park
Clark County
Macklin & Lewis
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J. E. Vanney
Pilgrim Holiness
Tenth and
Plum Streets
William E. Hall
Methodist News
Eugene E. Stauffer
Harry Findley
Lula B. Davison
Til
State of Illinois
H. J. Kemp
Kelser Building Marshall
Arthur M. Hurst
J. L. Manwaring
National Dixie Hotel
Marshall Loan CO
Ritter & Benner
Sherman Davison
6Th
Michigan Ave
Irma Harding
International Harvester
Home Economist
R. E. Laird Marshall
Tllenois
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