Springville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Maggie Harper travels to Springville in Lawrence County to spend weeks with Mrs Earl Roach. Nearby, families including Keslers, Herschel Harper, Cletug, and Warren Hackler are in Mineral City and Longoutee vicinity. Various locals visit relatives across Logansport Odon Newberry Plainville and Riggans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Harper
Springville
Lawrence County
Earl Roach
Thomas Kesler
Herschel Harper and
Son Cletug
Mineral City
BUNKUM Sunday School and visits at Union Chapel
Sunday School at Union Chapel begins at 9 30 with preaching to follow at 10 30. Chas Herron and family visited Harve Phillips and family of Elnora along with Lem Reese and others. Various locals including D W Osborne, Paul McCarter and family, and Janeva McCarter spent time with neighbors. Jake Gimlin works on farm improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
Chas, Herron
Harve Phillips
Elnora
Lem Reese
Jonas Winklepleck
John York
D W Osborne
Paul McCarter
Janeva
H M Connell
Amos Osborne
Burns City
Bert Stuckey
Local Visitors Share Sunday at Various Homes
Indianapolis visitors Richard Myers and Ollie Clark spent Sunday with relatives in Eaglesville and Madison township. Families including the Myers Hayes Evans Garten Riggins Dy al Seneff and Clark were noted visiting or staying with local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Myers
Wm. Seneffs
Madison Township
Shelter Saves Implements Says Wisconsin Expert
University of Wisconsin agricultural engineer O. R. Zeasman urges farmers to keep rain and rust off farm machinery to save trouble and extend life. He notes rust causes damaged adjustments and damaged or broken equipment, reducing usefulness and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Zeasman
Agricultural Engineering Department
University of Wisconsin
Divided Pastures for Hogs and Oven Baked Prunes
Hogs perform better on young shoots than old stumps, so divide pastures and rotate hogs every week or ten days. Prunes are richer and more nourishing when cooked in the oven. A teaspoon of baking powder makes pudding creamier.
Trustees Notice for Madison R. D. McCarter Business
A trustee announces weekly office hours in Odon at the T. Laughlin building on West Main Street and daily at the trustee’s residence to conduct Madison R. D. McCarter business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
RE. T. Laughlin
West Main Street
Madison Township
R. D. McCarter
How to Keep Silver Bright and Tarnish Free
The guide from the United States Department of Agriculture explains tarnish cause as silver sulfide from air pollutants and certain foods. It details cleaning by friction with whiting or rouge, alkaline boiling, or Electrolytic methods using aluminum or zinc and salt. Continuous careful cleaning preserves luster without harsh methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred
Nan
Jack
Office of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Simple Lunch Packing For Growing Children
U S Department of Agriculture guidance on packing school lunches emphasizes variety and proper bread choices. It advises using parchment and paraffin paper, insulated boxes, and portable containers to keep foods clean and separated for healthful, appetizing packed lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Jane
Jack
Tyo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
Dillon, Hasler & Ross
Indiana
Shiloh
Warren Hackler Co Longoutee
John Hamerickhouse
Russell
Harry van Ostran
Newberry
Marion Chandler
Frank Colglazier
Labon Fisher
Logansport
Will Fisher
Tom Riggons
Charley Myers
Jessie Chestnut
Wm. Reynolds of
Plainville
Geo. Reynolds
Sarah Wadsworth
Lilly Fisher
Odie Wadsworth
THE
Odon Journal
Odon, Indiana
Ino. B. Sports, Publisher
Bunkum
James Dalton
Sam
Margrett Cunningham
Warren McCann
Leonard Cunningham of
Bicknell
Jake Gimlin
Gertha Hart
Margaret Cunningham
Eaglesville
Richard Myers
Indianapolis
Libby Myers
Hayes Evans
Loveda Woodruff
Jessie Garten
Harve Garten
John Riggins
Emma Riggins
John Yetehem
Bloomington
P H Dy al
Ollie Clark
A M Clark
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