Obituary of Elza Dukes from Clinton County
Elza Dukes son of William J and Mary Jane Dukes born near Patoka Clinton County December 13 1894 died October 25 1944 at his home aged 49 years 10 months 10 days He lived in the community known for kindness and geniality Bible student who followed the Golden Rule Survived by three brothers Walter Evanston Wyoming Oscar and Ed Patoka two sisters Mrs Laura Belcher Smithboro Ill and Mrs Mary Laws Vernon plus nieces nephews and other relatives Funeral Friday at Island Chapel 2 p.m. burial Burton cemetery Burial rites conducted by Frank Brokelmeyer He is mourned with poem lines of a precious one from us has gone.
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Elza
William J
Mary Jane Dukes
Patoka
Clinton County
Walter
Evanston
Wyoming
Oscar
Laura Belcher
Smithboro
Til
Mary Laws
Vernon
Nerces
Island Chapel
Frank Brokelmeyer
Burton Cemetery
Local Family Visit Highlights Weekend in Town
Gerald Livesay and family from Wilmington spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs C O Livesay. Doris Kleeman assists at the local telephone office. Just arrived new shipment Warm Morning Heaters Walton's Hardware Patoka.
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Wilmington
C. O. Livesay
Doris Kleeman
Walton’s Hardware
Patoka
Care tips to extend bedding amid wartime shortages
In Copper's Farmer Rural Home section Mae Ferris urges careful care of civilian bedding as sheets blankets and pillows are scarce for military needs. Advice covers quieter feather use safer laundry patience around children and proper bed maintenance to prolong linen life amid shortages.
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Mae Ferris
Mamma
Dad
Mary
John
Junior
Milk Made Desserts Cut Sugar Use in War Diets
Alice M. Cooley of the National Dairy Council urges homemakers to use milk based desserts to save sugar points. Vary custards and puddings with honey, add milk to packaged mixes, chill fillings, and serve between cake layers or in pies to stretch limited sugar and milk rations while pleasing families. Sugar rationing may persist after the war, making these milk heavy desserts practical and economical.
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National Dairy Council
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