Weekend visits and family birthday honors in Indiana
The column lists numerous weekend visits and family occasions across Indiana communities. Ruth Wright hosts a birthday gathering for Roger Rayhel and Rusty Burnarr with Anna Gene Bowles and others. Several relatives and friends from Detroit, Georgetown, Martinsville, Santa Claus, and Terre Haute joined dinners and calls, including Edith Hayek and Judy, Jessie Collier, and more.
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George Heleine
Tommy
George
Rayhel
Roger Rayhel
Rusty Burnarr
Mise
Anna
Gene
Bowles
Ben’ Bowles
Linda
Annagene
Lynny
Mire
Russell Burlarge
Teste Rayuely
Tant
Vibe
Cloyd
Waitt
Chrisman
Vis
Michigan
Edith
Hayek
Junior
Judy
Eva’ Wright
Ruth Wright
James Bennett
Harry Wright
Jessie Collier
Georgetown
Was
Fairy Collier
Jesse Murphy
Joel Riggs
Kenneth Miller
Martinaville
Millard Martin
John, Collier
Johnny Ray
Santa Claus
Indiana
Bud Chapman
Hollywood office attack and book collection figure noted
A chaotic clipping highlights Carlies E. Morse creator author of One Man's Family facing an attack while his office is mocked as loaded with dozens of shelves of scripts and volumes dating to 1931. The piece ends with a Delake Oregon roadside sign claiming the D Rivens is the world’s shortest river.
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The Rise of Specialization and Shorter Hours
The author notes economist predictions of more pay for fewer hours as specialization expands. They observe specialists control available tasks and hours, citing doctors and orthodontists as examples. A downtown store anecdote shows frontline staff avoiding unrelated duties, underscoring the shift toward specialized work.
West York Society Notes Confusing Fragments
Elementary society column fragment mentions Miss June Ren leg with her parent Mrs C W Cornwell and Grace Dodd, dated Wednesday, unclear.
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West York
Message of Thanks for Cards and Flowers
A note expresses heartfelt appreciation for the cards and flowers received and for the kindness shown during the sender's stay.
Feed calves slowly to cut shipping losses, says university expert
A livestock specialist urges gradual grain feeding for new feeder calves to reduce losses during shipment. The Herald notes a suggestion to use temporary fencing in cornfields to prevent bred sows from gaining excess fat while gleaning corn.
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