Return of Jim Warden and dog Nixey at home
Jim Warden awakens with his mother and old dog Nixey on the porch after years away. He recalls high school days and a prank, then goes to the garage to fetch his hunting gear. The reunion brings relief and joy as Nixey and family welcome him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Vardon
United States Navy
Mom
Nixey
Jim
Speen
Fowler
Mascle Temple
Prim
Miss Halsey
Tim
James Wards
James
Jimmy
Nixl
Jrst
Cara
Lioy
Jim Warden
Social Calendar in June 9 11 high light local clubs
June 9 events include a guest party at Velma Niles home, supper at Rat Willis, and a rain meet at Salinders park. June 10 B S club luncheon at McMillan Park with covered fish. June 11 Wednesday club at Mrs J C McCord, Democrats Women’s club at Mary Jane Hamilton’s, good bring plant exchange. Wesleyan Service Guild holds supper at Saunders park, West Side Mothers meet for officers, white elephant sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 1.A
Velma
Church Hall
McMillan Park
J.C. McCord
Washington Street
Henry Co. Democrats
Mary Jane Hamilton
Jefferson Street
Paul Waters
Bamarlan
Wesleyan Service Guild of Methodist Church
Saunders Park
West Side
Clb
Honey Biggs
St Michael's Episcopal Church Morning Service Notice
St Michael's Episcopal Church invites congregants to attend the morning service beginning at 9:45 with a 10:45 lay render from Town City in charge. Comdol or comdially phrased invitation notes a cordial welcome to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Michael's Episcopal Church Church
Baseball Sunday doubleheader in Mi Pleasant
Local Happenings note a Sunday doubleheader with first game at one o'clock. Mentions teams like The Béctrical Bm Phone 2 and Keeleys Kubbard, with assorted local names and brief social items including wedding travels and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Pleasant
Feta
de Lars Weeley
Gel Borden
Rocky Road
Keeleys Kubbard
C.T. “Wilson
W. J. Kritzman
Jessie Darrel
Sioux City
Phillips
Ton Howell
Mexymouth Cave
Kentucky
Ue Mare Twain Cave
Hannilel
Nps
Jom Bryan
Memphis
Terp
North Dakota
John Huthem
Die
Hunt
Texas A
Boyd Anderson
Sibley
Ron Denver
Colo
Anderson
Mildrext Bauer
Diagonal
visHed
Darlene Herrington
Gordon Schiz
Mr. Pleasant
Prof
Schup
Worcester
Mats
Gotilla
Michigan
Hare
Wome Gardeners Expand Program To Add Flowers
Postwar gardening efforts shift from sustenance to ornamentals as the Department of Agriculture extends the home grounds program. Director Paul C. Stark says gardeners who grew vegetables find value in continuing and adding flowers, shrubs, and ornamentals while leveraging sunlit soil for hardy chrysanthemums and other bright varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Department of Agriculture
Paul C. Stark
National Garden Program
Stark
Soaking Helped Dishes Save Time in Kitchens
A vintage kitchen note explains soaking saves dishwashing time by soaking utensils in water. Cold water loosens starchy foods and eggs or milk residues, while hot water softens sugary residues. For grease, remove excess grease first, wipe clean, then soak in hot water with a little baking soda.
Wiring Must Be Safe for Farm Electrical Systems
Farm electric wiring must be safe and adequate. If motors start slowly or lights flicker and brooders heat slowly, the wiring is likely too small. Overloaded circuits drop voltage, reducing efficiency of devices designed for 110 volts like irons and toasters.
Water proofing luggage with varnish enamel or lacquer
Waterproofing luggage cloth covered suitcases and other pieces by two coats of spar varnish or floor enamel, or clear lacquer. Wipe thoroughly with turpentine to remove wax grease or air before applying finish. Do not work near fire.
Odd Job Color Instrument Used In Crime Detection
Engineers at General Electric report a color measuring device once used to standardize WAC underwear now works on identifying false teeth, predicting orchid colors, sorting oysters, and testing lipstick shades. The tool is also said to assist crime detection, determine photogenic colors for films, and gauge fabric dye stability in laundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Algo
Hollywood
Cockroaches Will Hide And Eradication Method Described
The article explains that thorough cockroach control requires complete coverage of all hiding spots and cracks. It notes that roaches reappear when areas are missed and endorses using DDT in dust form with a dust gun for effective contact extermination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAS Firrtander
Stoker Inna
Paymenta
Me Allister
Kilbourns welcome son in Waterloo and Mt. Pleasant birth
A son named William Perry Kilbourn was born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kilbourn of Waterloo. The report notes the Skunk River region and mentions a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Tick McNeeley, associated with a Martins Darants of pon horn and a birth at Memorial Hospital in Mt. Pleasant on Friday, June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Wi Kubourn
William Perry
Glen Kilbourn
Waterloo
Dune
Tick McNeeley Ace
Mie Darants
Pon Horn Pridiy
Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Accident Damages Cars In Street Collision Here
An accident occurred Saturday at 22:30 involving a car driven by LN Kinewd from St Prangesville Ma and a truck driven by Edgar Stearns as both traveled east from Springfield 248 onto highway HU near the southeast corner of the square. The Kinzigid car struck a parked vehicle belonging to Albert Dockersdorf on the south side of the street near NE Shop, causing major damage to the Kinzigid front and the Deckendurt rear.
Inglebeight Fined in Two Traffic Charges
Inglebeight was picked up by highway patrol on two charges in the South Main Street area. He was cited before Justice Ga. Hallowell Filany and fined 3.00 for speeding in a school zone and 2.00 for running a red light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabn Inglebeight
Roy
Highway Patrol
Iuwo
Mage Boleyn Opens New Studio for Summer Theatre Acts
New York reports Mage Boleyn, dance studio owner, recently opened a new headquarters for summer figatre entertainment. She offers producers teams of exhibition and middle dance performers to appear before, after, or during intermission if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sns
Mage Boleyn
Tor Ballroom
Summer Theatre Entertainment
Wayland Student Wins Weekly Emblem Contest Prize
Duane Witmer of Wayland a student at Chicago School of Arts receives 19 dollars weekly for North Towns service after the emblem contest. The student body approved the emblem design. Shem Umphrey spoke with his mother Belle Umphrey in Bringham. Wednesday meeting featured socializing and contests with plans for a July picnic. Election of officers named Mrs Chis Bear president and Mrs Pro Johnson secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Duane D.witlmer
Chivago Stutlo School of Arts
Lng
Ins
Duane
Shem Umphrey
Mira
Belle Umphrey
Blraingham
Thurlowe Myers
Jscle
Atrs
Everette Monson
Thursiday
George Barr
Egrn
Witmner
Chis
Bear
Pro Johnson
Memorial Hospital Notes Amid Lowell Families
Mr and Mrs John FP McNenley of Lowell are proud parents after a baby boy born Friday. Dale Warrington admitted for recovery after surgery. Howard Messer of Pleasant and Norma Lowe of Winfield are among those noted as recovering. Mrs Grate and Jack Vickers of Lockritigt remain listed as Saturday entries.
Bridge Luncheon at Golf Club Hosts Games
Mrs. 1B Mayes and Mrs. Clifard Vango led in bridge games during a luncheon at the Golf Club on Friday. About fourteen attendees participated, with the event continuing into June at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Mayes
Clifard Vango
Pivasa 'Golf
Child Conservation League Meets In Informal Gathering
The Child Conservation League held a meeting with Mrs. Clan Campbell and guests. Robert Shacklett and Ms. WH. Baller attended the program focusing on health and community service. Hostesses served refreshments as the gathering closed with welcome remarks to Mrs. Gordon Bentz and other former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Conservation League
Clan Campbell
Ates
Robert Shacklett
WH. Baller
Goodell
Convention Report At PEO Meeting in Des Moines
Report details the Pitty-fun Annual Convention of Jaws State Chapter held May 20-21 at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Attendees include Mrs Elizabeth Weir Mrs CL and visiting member Eugenia Smid with 319 members noted. Florence Mack offered invocation and remarks, while Manel Hine and WW Meberisg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanter
PBO
Sisterhond
Elizabeth Weir
Membay
Eugenia Smid
Shapter D
Fulton
Garthude Pilekinger
Jaws
Drs Moines
Ft. Des Moines
Plorence Mack
Abe Sand Porter
Manel Hine
Mack
WT. F. Meberiing
Tle
Wenden
Nellie Goss Hart
Geraldine Mare
Trigtine
Wena B. Budde
Reina, Wallace
Clara Cole Carnuthur
Newly Fleeted State Officers Listed in Confusing Text
A garbled roster lists state officers including Ivis Jane 5 Stinson Mason Gilby president Mrs Hele PF Dryden Clarida Ist yien-president Mrs Lilien J. Berkley Marshalilown reelected seamil-vier-presidanty Mia Buulah G. Snyder Des Marties organizer Mrs Pressa- Tan man Perry recording secretary Mrs Luella L Patland Cotta re-alagted corresponding setratary Mrs Hazal Docker Town Pails Treasurer. The MONG convention will regh In Siow iaity in May ida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivis
Jane 5. Stinson
Mason Gilby
Hele PF
Dryden
Clarida
Ist Yien
Lilien J. Berkley
Marshalilown
Seamil — Vier-Presidanty
Mia
Buulah G. Snyder
Des Marties
Pressa- Tan Man
Perry
Luella L. Patland
Cotta
Hazal Docker
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Lee
Henry
B-t Dite Fatto Neon Ag
Leo
Kenneth Bigler
John Deere
Hay
Orval Morrisoét
Occam
Forrest Fai Iain
Union
E.W
Lyer Sale
Washington
Limgstone
Crushers Rock
Blive
Levi Rincald
Glover Hey
Timmerman
la’ Brown Lynch Scort
Dexter Electric Washers
Brown’ Lynch Scott
Morrell‘ & Company
Jake
Athe
Baxter Hatchary
BALE
Childs Playhouse
Np Blue
Emerson Slily
George Swalles
Niles
Trenton
Bill McTee
Dan Ford
John “Nichols
McCormick Peer Com
Pius Hoorn
Gary van Amerongen
Hugh Conrad
SIG Green
East
Howard Oberman
Mt. Union
Corn Snelling
Clarence Wenger
Princess Candy Hitchen
Lonsdalh cimoKs
Atches
Loiainle Hatchery
Win- Stell
Towa
Nelson Well Company
Patrfield
Town
East Washington
Columbia
Wome Gardeners
Summer Entertainment
Los Angeles
Donna "Anderson
Scoka
Alexander Grank
Misa Anderson
Grant
Promias
Child. Conservation League
PEO
Bannister
Dolph
Scranton
Blast Holy Land
Randch
Palestine
Jerusalem
Qoliée
Milker
Robert Carlson
Tillsdale, T
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