Etta Cornelia Belcher longtime Pa toka resident dies
Etta Cornelia Easton Belcher born December 18 1866 west of Patoka died December 14 1948 age 76 years 11 months 26 days married W H Belcher November 5 1885 eight children two died in infancy survivors include husband Lowell Belcher Patoka Prudence Underwood Piper City Clara Craig Terre Haute Mae Simcox Clinton Ethel Rogier Patoka and grandchildren and great grandchildren church member sixty years funeral December 16 1943 at Patoka Methodist Church interment Pa toka Cox and Martin funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Cornelia
Pomeroy
Martha Jane Easton
Patoka
W. H. Belcher
Lowell Belcher
Prudence Underwood
Piper City
Clara Craig
Terre Haute
Indiana
Mae Simcox
Clinton, Ill
Ethel Rogier
Marietta Albee
Gilman
Charlotte McMillin
Chickasha
Okla
Armed Service
E. Francis Belcher
Dodge City
Kans
Donald E. Craig
Camp Bowie
Texas
Sirr
Leland Simcox
Porto Rico
Sally Albee
Jon Spencer McMillin
C. D. Lavin
Bakerfield
California
Mound Chapel
Patoka Methodist Church
Ralph Willis
Marion
Cox & Martin
Local Shoppers and Visits Reported in Centralia Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Chigoi and son shopped in Centralia on Thursday. Mr and Mrs George Gerrish and baby visited Thursday at the Levi Gerrish home. Harold Lutz was in Patoka Thursday.
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Dwight Briscoe
Odin
Doris Gilley
Joanne Sue Ticknor
G. Poole
Mary Margaret
Billie
Kinmundy
Arnold Higgins
Helen Anderson
Eugene
Frank Chigoi
Centralia
George Gerrish
Baby
Levi Gerrish
Harold Lutz
Patoka
Thurs
Farmers Pool Cream Deliveries To Preserve Milk Quality
Officials warn tire shortages threaten milk and perishable produce as farm marketing slows. Farmers in several states pool cream and deliveries, cutting tire wear and trips, while keeping cream clean and cooled. Frequent market trips preserve quality and prevent spoilage, helping wartime food efficiency.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Office of Defense Transportation
Cream Mold in Cream Not Just Butter Spoils
An agricultural guide warns that mold in cream, not just butter, signals aging and improper handling. It cites Purdue University findings that dirty utensils are the main mold source, urging thorough cleaning of all milking-contact equipment and swift hot-water sterilization after rinsing, to prevent waste and losses.
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U. S
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
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Domino
Idaho
Mrcany
Milton J. Peddicord
N. T. Sch
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Toledo
Ohio
Sam Jolliff
Armed Guard
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P.O
New York
N.Y
Lyle W. Arnold
ASN
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Lee H. Peyton
Co. I
APO
Lewis
Washington
Martin
NCOP