West Union Socials and church events noted
West Union residents hosted weekend guests including Mel Rogers family from Mattoon and Mrs Ethel Hargrave visiting relatives. Local reactions covered church talks by Harry Randolph from China and a tea after a Home Bureau meeting. A wedding joined Wayne Swartz and Leta Rae Collier in a civil ceremony, with reception and plans to live in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Scott
Mel Rogers
Mattoon
Fairy Collier
John
Snyder
Ethel’Hargrave
Shome
Zeigler
Stanley Johnson
Lincoln, T
West Union
Ed S.hargrave
Home Bureau
West Union Baptist Church
Duane Prust
Baltimore
Maryland
Gordon Coryell
A. S. Coryell
Gene Cline
Nancy Jean
Paris Hospital
Allen Bartlett
West
Frankfort
Don Hosch
C. B. Prust
Bill Foley
Paris
Nelle Strohm
Misa
Merle Chapman
Annapolis
Wayne Swartz
Hutsonville
Andleda Rae ‘Collier
Christian Parsonage
Ed. S. Hargrave
Don Drake
Robinson
Wheatland
Ind
Mae Piety
Christian “Church
Cline
Elsa Marie Coryell
June Kreamer
Marshall
Chas. Chadwick
Emma Hodges
Oscar Cooper
Blanch Baker
Hugh White
Five Points Society Notes and Local Movements
Mr. and Mrs. Newt Brosman return to Pomona California. Mrs. Walter Morgan, formerly a Terre Haute patient, moved to Vern Thompson’s West Terre Haute home. Wilhoits visit Belleville with relatives. Neibargers relocate to a former Dawson farm. A church ladies party honors Bible contest winners. Agricultural tips discuss lighting for fowl and fall plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Brosman
Pomona
California
Walter Morgan
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Vern Thompson
West Terre Haute
Glenn Wilhoit
Donna
Joyce
Belleville
Dale Wilhoit
Jean Wilhoit
Robert Dawson
Dan Neibarger, Jr
Darwin News Roundup: Mrs Frakes Local Notes
Sunday school at 10:00 led by Albert Prevo. Relatives visit Terre Haute and Lafayette. farmers busy with corn and sowing wheat. Numerous local families from Darwin and nearby towns share weekend activities, church attendance, and home improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Prevo
George Paddock
Kenneth Padock
Ruth Ellen
Lafayette
Indiana
Roy Hewitt
Terre Haute
Roy Dickerson
John Troxel
Reymond Low
Marshall
Commodore Frakes
Rennie Johnson
Rennie
Dewey Overmyer
Dick Weddle
West Union
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits in Ohio
Seventeen attended Sunday school last Sunday in Ohio. Various guests visited and stayed with local families including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Garlin, Westfield. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Shotwell. Mr. and Mrs. George Hackler, Charleston. Ralph McCrory, Annapolis. Burton Joe Riggs. Vern Davison and family. Ottie Davison. Ly man Crumlin and children. Joe Wernz. James Graham. Flower. Ed White north of Marshall. James McKee, Robinson. Grant Hollenbeck and Wanda and Nina. Carrie Grubb at Paris. Mrs. Anna Jean Shaffner. Mrs. Ruby Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Garlin
Westfield
O. C. Shotwell
Mresaey
George Hackler
Charleston
True Thompson
Ralph McCrory
Annapolis
Burton Joe Riggs
Vern Davison
Ottie Davison
Lyman Crumlin
Joe Wernz
James Graham
Flower
Ed White
Marshall
James McKee
Robinson
Joe Riggs
Burton
Grant Hollenbeck
Wanda
Nina
Carrie Grubb
Paris
Anna
Jean Shaffner
Ruby Graham
World Motors Census Finds 57 Million Vehicles On Global Roads
The 1949 World Motors Census reports 57,502,898 cars trucks and buses worldwide. The gain from the prior year totals 4,630,007 units an 8.7 percent rise, smaller than 1947 but three times prewar annual increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Motors
Americano, Automobile
el Automovil Americano
American touches in London statue and historic letters
In London a Roose velt statue stands near Grosvenor square by John Adams homes and former residences of Hines Page and John Winant. Lincoln gazes toward Parliament square with the Olive Branch Petition in the Public Record Office signed by Adams Franklin and Jefferson. A George Washington letter to George III appears, plus a tablet honoring General Eisenhower at Norfolk House in St James's Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt
Grosvenor Square
John Adams
Walter Hines Page
John Winant
Abraham Lincoln
Parliament Square
Public Record Office
George III
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
General Eisenhower
Norfolk House
St. Jame’s Square
Lighted Fish of the Deep Sea With Photo Pores
In the deep sea some fish have luminous spots along their sides resembling portholes of tiny liners. Others possess large eyes, tail lights, head searchlights and clusters of bright bulbs forming patterns on their bodies, all due to light organs called photo pores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Sea
Community Notes and Visits Across Clarksville Area
Sunday school attendance reported at 89 with a collection of 100.32 dollars. Local gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Glyde Walcott hosting relatives at dinner and the Harbor family hosting visitors including Everett Harbor and Lorene. Trips to Cline's Apple House and a new Martinsville school building were noted. Various family visits and hospital checkups were mentioned, along with farm woods marketing advice from the District Forester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glyde Walcott
Harry
Harbor Home
Rose’ Clapp
Catheen
Terre-Hauite
Harry Barbor
Sarah Spires
Paris
Hattie
Five Points social notes from the Wilhoit family
Mrs Glenn Wilhoit hosts a Sunday dinner with many guests including Harold Hendrix Carolyn Hendrix Beverly Hendrix Betty Weaver Don Wilson and others. Mrs Walter Morgan returns home from hospital after a spell at Union hospital. Miss Sharon Hardway spends an overnight with Miss Donna Wilhoit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Macke
Harold
Carolyn
Beverly Hendrix
Betty Weaver
Don Wilson
Herbert ‘Hutchens
Billy Finley
Maurice
Donna Wilhoit
Lila June Morgan
Pauline Bell
Frank Hutchens
Marshall
Lester Veach
William Veach
Kenneth Wilhoit
Bobby
Paris
Rex Wilhoit
Sylvan Morgan
Harvey Wilson
Billy Dean Wilson
Glenn Wilhoit
Jennie Wilhoit
Walter Morgan
Verna Thompson
West Terre Haute
Union Hospital
Sharon Hardway
Methodist Circuit Preaching Schedule and Notices
The preaching services next Sunday will be Snyder 9:30 a.m. Beulah 11:00 a.m. Darwin 7:30 p.m. Sunday schools meet at the regular hour in each church. Attend the church of your choice. Those extra grain and corn storage structures can be built at a saving if built of native timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Beulah
Darwin
Church of
Congregational News Highlights and Schedule
The article lists minister Guy A. Cox D D and Mrs. Joe Smitley with service times 9 30 Sunday school and 10 40 worship. Sixteen Hi Y boys will receive pins at the end of the worship service and a Fellowship supper is planned Monday November 14 at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational News
Guy A. Cox
D. D
Joe Smitley
CommonCustard Failure Causes
Common custard failures arise from cooking at too high temperature or cooking too long. The statement notes two main factors that spoil texture and consistency, urging moderate heat and timely removal from heat.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Glenn Wilholt
Commodore
Frakes
John Frakes
Carol Jane
Leland White
Frank Wells
Casey
J. W. Renshaw
Raymond Tingley
Judy
Carrol
Tingley
C. E. Frakes
Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck
Ohio
Clarksville
Glenn Wilhou
H. J. Kemp
Chevrolet
Fisher Unisteel
Archer ‘Ave
Chevrolet Co
Tele
Marshall, Ill
Benson Walgreen Drug Store
Cauldwell Nation Company
Allis-Chalmers
A-C
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Stanfield Implement CO
Locust
Fisher Body
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