Vernon Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Vernon residents share weekend visits with relatives in Danville Stonington and Vandalia. Attendees include the Jones Quayle Walton Arnold and Curtis families with events from birthdays to air day quilting and club meetings. Mrs Mann and daughter Geraldine returned to St Louis after three weeks in Vernon.
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Charles Moore
Danville
George Jones
Forrest Oates
Stonington
Arttie Oates
Russell Green
Vandalia
W. L. Hathaway
Guy E. Jones
Decatur
Bberlee Norris
West of Town
Jorn
Opal Jones
Opal
Kathryn Walton
Richard Walton
Beryl
Earnest Chriss
Leonard Davidson
Irene Jarrett
Marilyn Quayle
John Curtis
John
Charles Lambert
Legion
Ramsey
T. E. Quayle
John Quayle
Marilyn of
Vernon
Hobart Arnold
Zion
Ansel Arnold
Lee Peyton
Eloise
Charlie Moore
Mt. Vernon
Virgil Pulley
O. L. Brown
Patoka
Eldorado
Thurby Meador
Darren
Caol
Springfield
Charles Sears
Scott Field
Sears
East of Vernon
Wayne Walton
Bertha Danbery
George Walton
Otis Thomas
Norris City
James B. Metzger
Harry B. MacKlintock
Sholconier
Emma Thompson
Estella Arnold
Better Neighbor’s Club
John Gherkin
C. A. Mann
Geraldine
St. Louis
Mulberry Grove SMP Local Elects Officers
At the November 19 annual meeting of the Mulberry Grove Local of Sanitary Milk Producers officers were elected: Clarence Smith president Ora Roe vice president and J R Marshall secretary-treasurer. An advisory committee includes E F Fink Lowell Rench Lee Wells and H J Marshall. Delegates to the Association meeting are Clarence Smith J R Marshall Ora Roe Lowell Rench R A Cunningham with E Fink Carol Bone and J H Marshall as alternates. M E Bone district director reported progress of the milk hearing requested by Sanitary Milk Producers.
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Mulberry Grove
Sanitary Milk Producers
Clarence Smith
Ora Roe
Mulberry Gove
J. R. Marshall
Vandalia
E. F. Fink
Lowell Rench
Lee Wells
H. J. Marshall
Association
R. A. Cunningham
E. Fink
Carol Bone
J. H. Marshall
M. E. Bone
Distiit
Sanitary
New Marketing Order Raises St Louis Milk Prices
A new federal milk marketing order for the St Louis market raises Class I milk by about 35 cents per 100 pounds and Class II by 45 cents, producing an overall average increase of roughly 38 cents per hundred. The December first four days kept previous pricing, with the anticipated 10 cent decrease removed by agreement between producers and distributors. The Sanitary Milk Producers filed the petition for the order.
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St. Louis
Wilfred Shaw
Illinois Agricultural Association
Sanitary
Navy to boost food purchases for growing fleet
The United States Navy plans to raise food buys this year to feed a fast expanding fleet. Purchases are expected to exceed 523 million pounds of first grade foods.
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U.S. Navy
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