Monroe Woman's Club Guest Night May 14
The Monroe Woman's Club hosts its annual guest night on Wednesday May 14 at the Methodist church vestry. A dessert luncheon at 7 30 follows the program featuring an interior decorator speaker and spring decorations. Reservations for members to bring two guests are to be phoned to Mrs Arthur F Boethe or Miss Nell Burgi.
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Monroe Woman's Club
Methodist Church
Arthur F
Boethe
Nell Burgi
Interior Decoration and Home Hobbies Talk Team
E. Wenger presided as Miss Nell Burgi and Miss Loraine Schumacher attended. Mrs Schneider led a talk on interior decoration and home hobbies with chairman Mrs Robert E Hardell and committee Mmes Abplanalo Anderson Bear Bleiler Caradine Elmer Guess Holland Hoffman Bellahan Ruehlman Smith Solem Walter. Mothers Day program by the Girls Guild of Zwingli church featured mothers treated to refreshments at the Parish house with quiet music hymns and scripture read by Beth Ann Becker.
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Iam E. Wenger
Nell Burgi
Loraine Schumacher
Schneider
Robert E. Hardell
Mmes
Alex Abplanalo
Minor Anderson
Nathan E. Bear
Vina Bleiler
H. B. Caradine
Hollis Elmer
Perle G. Guess
Harvey
H. Holland
Martha _ Hoffman
Harry Bellahan
D. D. Ruehlman
H. N. Smith
Gifford Solem
Ed. Walter
Monticello
Girls’ Guild of
Mrs Everett Flannery Virginia and Donald
Mrs Everett Flannery Virginia and Donald are listed among attendees at a social event with Mr and Mrs Ed Wild.
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Everett Flannery
Virginia and
Donald
Ed Wild
Mothers Day Program Includes Vocal Solos and Readings
A village event featured a Lord's Prayer in unison and readings led by Willing, with vocal selections by Virginia Elmer and a piano solo by Joyce Prisk. Audrey Wichser distributed white carnations to attendees listed among a long set of participants including Kath- R. W. Karsen and John Elmer. The program concluded with several duets and readings.
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Carol Babler
Mary Ann
Riese
Virginia Elmer
Tom Mothers
Willing
Barbara Karlen
Joyce Prisk
Audrey Wichser
Mmes
William
Joyce Pease
Buehl
Albert Marty
Fred Gem
Peter
Harold Willing
Lora Pease
Kath
R. W. Karsen
John Elmer
Clif
Jeen
Ruth Feldt
Ford Riese
Willis Babler
Emma
Freitag
Ben Feldt
C. W. Kar
Home Grown Proteins Cut Feed Costs
A Tennessee Extension Service bulletin argues protein feed is essential for cows and milk production but costly. It advises dairy farmers to grow own protein at home using high quality leafy legume hay and good pasture to cut feed costs while maintaining milk output.
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Extension Service
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
United States
Time After That Clue Could Mislead Investigators
A fragmentary line hints at a moment following a clue that may mislead investigators. The text suggests confusion or uncertainty about sequence or interpretation of evidence. Further context is needed to determine exact implications or parties involved.
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