Adams Family Visit Noted In Dentur Area
Mr and Mrs James Adams and daughter Karen Sue of Dentur spent Saturday with their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Adams and other relatives. Freien Cage and Dr and Mrs Behrendt are from Bloomfield and were mentioned in the text as part of the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Adams
Karen Sue
Dentur
Charles Adams
Ington
A. M. Peek
Cairo
Floyd Smith
Frank Houston
Charles Lutz
Sandoval
James
Joe Simcox
Centralia
Bettie Simcox
Maxine Hill
Virginia Sears
Monroe Pfeffer
Mrs. Francis Walker
Springfield
M. D. Walker
Local residents host and travel amid fall weekend activities
A string of visits and travels fills a regional schedule as families and friends gather in Centralia Vandalia Patoka and Hoopeston. People attend gatherings visit relatives in nearby towns and plan winter trips while C T Malan is re elected for a third term as Indiana State Superintendent of Schools on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Malan
Indiana
Roy Malan
Centralia News Briefs Reflect Local Visits and A Hospital Stay
Centralia residents and guests frequent the area with social calls and family visits. Mrs. Freda Adams and others hosted visitors while Sgt Joe Landa and Cadet Nurse Constance Mason spent time with relatives. Vern Palmer underwent an appendix operation in Salem, and Ed Gilley returned home from work for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin
Dorothy Lusch
James Meredith
Charlie Bopp
Colorado Springs
Cleo Johnson
Venita Perkins
Centralia
Joe Landa
Glen Fulton
Jefferson Barracks
Colleen Petrea
Constance Mason
St. Louis
Alvin Mason
Mabel Gilley
Thelma Seidel
Pollyanna Club
Sandoval
Vern Palmer
Salem Hospital
Undesirable flavors taint cream and butter grades
The article explains how off flavors arise from cows feeding on certain weeds or feeds, improper utensil cleaning, and storing cream near odors. It urges careful feeding, thorough washing and sterilizing of utensils, and proper cream storage in a cold milk house to preserve flavor and prevent spoilage.
Stirring Cream Cools Faster, But Mechanical Stirrer Likely Unnecessary
A Kansas State College study and similar Cornell trials show stirring speeds cooling of warm cream. Hand stirring every five minutes drops 95 degree milk to 45 in an hour, while no stirring leaves 61 degrees. continuous stirring reaches 39 degrees, implying modest gains for farmers considering mechanical devices. Slow cooling aids bacterial growth, making air cooling impractical for cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas
Cornell University
Cornell
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Roe
Bob Eagan
Patoka
Harry Perkins
Vernon
Zimmer
Elaine Wickersham
Bear Creek
O. A. Hopkins
Ilinois
Sehety
Dr. and
Mrs. Behrendt ‘of
Bloom
Merritt Caldwell
Florence Simcox
Taylor Nall
Thelma Jennings
Margaret Cox
Alta Logan
Evelyn Ballance
John A. Jennings
Salem
Red Cross
C. C. Schroeder
Sandra
Alvie Binnion
Nada Jo
Vandalia
Dean DuComb
South Carolina
M. P. DuComb
Vandalia Hospital
Leo Walker
California
Hoopeston
Illinois
Hill’s Store
Martin’s Cash Store
Austin’s Market
Treasu
Waltz
Carrigan
Freda Adams
Irma Kleysteuber
Alice Palmer
Mary Poole
Joe Kerwin of
Ralph Mertin
Julius Chausse
Fred Chausse
Ed Gilley
Dix
Richard Lewis
Clifford
Oncap
Vandalia Rendering Works
COX & Martin Funeral Homes
Patoka Sandoval
Crawfords
Patoka, Ill
Mobil OI. and
GAS
Fountain Service
Richeson’s Cafe
Helen Richeson
Patoka Elevator Co
George J. Wasem
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