Birthday Celebrations and Local Social Roundup
Kathy Lynn Nickles marks her first birthday with a September 29 dinner hosted by James Nickles Jr. and family. A long list of relatives and friends attended, while numerous other community gatherings include dinners, wiener roasts, club meetings, and church events across Marshall and nearby towns with many local residents noted by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Lynn Nickles
James Nickles, Jr
Charlie Kibbler
Dixie
Dannie
Ernest Nickles
Dale
Ernest Siverly
Lonnie
Ann E. Brosman
James Nickles Sr
Hobart
Harry Hutchens
Lila Rae
Roscoe Spencer
Kathy Lynn
Shirley Siverly
Gaelic Flourishes in New World Communities
Gaelic, long the language of Scotland and Ireland, has taken firm root in the new world with Cape Breton Island in Canada having the most Gaelic speakers. The article also notes a Department of Agriculture vacuum drying method for tomato juice powder, and describes chalky Jarez Spain as a major grape source for true sherry along with a profile of the Colorado River’s 1,480 mile length and its red Spanish name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ireland
New World
Canada
Cape Breton Island
Colorado River
United States
Colorado
Toledo woman guides product choices for homemakers
Mrs. Trumbull known as Carol Adams runs National Family Opinion with offices in Toledo and New York. Through unpaid consultant homemakers across the country, she gathers frank consumer feedback on products before market release and keeps participants anonymous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Sts
New ‘York City
Band
Iin
Blue Mound
Los’ “Angels
Chicago
Miami
Brooklyn
Courtry
Adams
Ayrat
Dinosaurs Dominated Earth Across 130 Million Years
Smithsonian paleontology expert Dr David H Dunkle describes the rise and fall of ancient reptiles in a 24 page illustrated booklet. The work traces dinosaurs from their origin about 200 million years ago to the dawn of mammals 20 million years ago, noting vast variations from small flightless forms to creatures with bony armor and upright stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earth
David H. Dunkle
Smithsonian Institution
Division of
Vertebrate, Paleontology
Institution
U. S. Pays 80 Billions In Grants To States And People
A Congressional Joint Committee study shows the Federal Government paid 80.0 billion dollars in 1934 1956 as grants in aid and individual payments. About 60 percent went to individuals figure 49.0 billion dollars with veterans leading recipients at 16.0 billion dollars. over 125 programs were involved. payments rose overall except for veterans who peaked 1948 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congressional Joint Committee On
Harry F. Byrd
Britain to pay cut off soldiers exit grants
Britain announced extra separation pay for service members leaving under force reductions. Grants vary by rank and service length and can reach up to 16800 dollars for colonels with 15 years in. Payments are tax free and in addition to retirement and terminal grants as Britain trims forces from 600000 to 375000 within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Sunday Visits and Local Gatherings Across Olney Area
Families and friends from Olney and nearby towns shared meals and calls at homes including Marrs, Behner, Parr, and Statesman households. Pierce Marrs arrived for a visit, several attended a Home Bureau meeting, and a WWA clinic was held at Casey Baptist church with multiple locals in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Spires
Joe Marrs
Clea
Curtright
Jerry
Joan Bunting
Lafe Marrs
M L Behner
Edith Robinson
Don Parr
Olney
Pierce “Marrs
Mary. E. Behner
Rosa Statesman
Lola Clapp
Josephine, Carr
Ola Fox
Reba Wireh
M. A
Casey
Baptist
Lois
Ewbank
Caro
Ann
Paul Behner
Bizie
Newman
Lela
James
Lycan
Foster -McConchie
Dona Cox
Paul.Behner
Elmer Marrs
Government probes drug pricing and retail confidence
The Federal Trade Commission questions to drug makers explore why some well known antibiotics remain costly long after introduction. A Dalton Herald report notes retail executives who met the President emphasize growing sales and expansion as a sign of confidence, arguing retailers support producers and farmers by moving goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frem’ Thie
Canton Independent- Sentinel
Cantes
Federal Trade Commissions
FTC
United States
Henatsa
Herald
Dothan
Alabsa
Sometimeco Ie
White House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cnt Ik Mye LL Herald
Raymond Hills
Y. F
Ty Church
Billy Elledge
Beverly Lashbrook
John W. Wyrick
Frieda Rasner
Robert Lashbrook
Willis Simpson
Lola Saiter
Phyllis Jackson
Rita Farris
Marie
Betty Johnson
Jerry Lashbrook
Mary Jane
Sharon Vanoven
Gene Hamilton
Jennifer Koppler
Connie
Donna Claypool
William Lackey
Joe Augustus
Terre Haute
Foster Thompson
Linda and
Loren
Judy Collins
Alice Augustus
West Terre Haute
Orville Taylor
Dennison
Walter Kirby
Darrell Kirby
Sara Weaver
Robert Welsh
Carl Norton
Sam Curcio
Andy Curcio
Charles Stepp
Everett Livinx
Judy
Harry Reedy
Dennis
Terry Stepp
John Mixon
Mike
Mildred Stepp
Frank Gunder
Stella Clem
John Geheb
Howard Kuhn
John McCauley
John Rademaker
Martin Tarble
Cecile Coates
Jake Sheets
Gary
Indiana
Amanda Bledsoe Af
Ray Spivey
Martinaville
Dean Wilson
Clara Hills
Norman Woods
Charles Stone
Golden Age Club
The
Christian Church
Ralph Goekler
Harold Moyes
Len Vaught
Clayton Rhoads
Emery Bloodworth
Pythian Sisters
Ogden
Illinois
Aaron Weaver
Robert Weaver
Cindy
Cathy
Ira Murphy
Oakland
Marshall
Marshall Christian Church
Fred Jeter
Fred L. Jeter
Dorothy Ann
Mrs. Dick
Williams
Virginia Davis
Mrs
Ralph Prevo
Louise's
Hutsonville
Zela Saiter
Rosamond Coldren
Adam Imle
Robert Gelsert
Wilma
Willard Stoelting
Ronald Compton
Keith
Robert Guinnip
Mrs. Drexel Howard
Mrs. D. L. Chrysler
Methodist Church
C. W. Hise
Raymond Low
Wm. Beuhler
Hubert Farris
Leroy McNary
O. B. Forsythe
Herbert Trefz
Everett Smitley
M. Matteson
Ernest Kile
Theo Sharp
J. S. Club
Lorene Irwin
Lorene Jeter
Gertie Scott
Lucille Pennington
Beverly Turner
Debie
Elsie Bloodworth
Virgie Pearce
Jimmy
Clara Mae Anacker
Pat Jeter
Maxine Volk
Jemima Houk
Loie Cork
Royal Neighbors
Mary Barrett
8. & C. Club
W. A. Wallace
Louisa Montgomery
Alta Craig
Helen Spotts
Gertie Johnson
Gladys Buehler
Lillie Newberry
Martha Geheb
Nettie Dawson
Evelyn Knowles
Effie Irwin
Ethel Nightlinger
Blanche Sullivan
Robert Milton
W. B. Croddy
Forest Croddy
Hillsdale
Michigan
Genevieve Schmalhausen
Robinson
Guy Hybarger
Katherine Swizer
Charles Hamilton
Lee Hamilton
Paris
Frank Barrett
Betty Bishop
David Wayne Barrett
Sullivan, Winds
Charles Hutchens
Robert Barrett
Daisy Cole
Frank Moore
Linger Longer
Betty Payne
Thelma Murphy
Sue Staggs
Dale Wiser
Wanda Lea Veach
Charlotte Coleman
Mary Lou Taylor
Lorene Garwood
Yvonne Wallace
Omar’ Shawiler
I. W. Ashley
Wayne Turner
G. E. Kile
Don Abel
John Edwards
William Meehling
William Koutsoumpas
Ben Setzer
Diana
Steve
Karen
Robert Williams
Champaign
Setzers
Farmers City
Otho Miller
West Union
Herschel Miller
W. D. Hogue
Frank Barkley
Order of Eastern Star
Forrest Croddy
Freida Thompson
Lillie Thompson
Martinsville
John Staubus
Homer Lawrence
Harry Maesch
Nettie Sanders
Sam. Bradley
Mrs. Herschel Arbuckle
Mrs. Russell Junker
Janet
Department of Agriculture
Jarez
Spain
Dinosaurs
U. S
Martin Drug Store
Marshall, WC
Walgreen
Balldren
Bmany Syies & Colon
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Te Ben
Tee Sale
Senmach
Nand Ea Wallrose
Pig UG
Bey
Eaby
Anog
Dee
Vieamins A & D
Pitty O
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