Johnsons to Wed in Havana Heart of Hancock County
Philip Johnson and Clarice Ann Bushnell Johnson plan a Havana wedding after his work in farming and well drilling and her role as second grade teacher. The couple, longtime local residents, will establish their home in Havana with friends invited after their marriage this week.
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Ieee
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Plymouth
St. Marys Prairie
Hancock Township
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Bushnell
Clarice Ann
Patoka Pentecostal Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 9 30 am Morning Worship 1 Sunday eve 7 30 pm Worship and Prayer Service at 7 30 pm Wednesdays. Pastor Amy Bradley invites worshipers. The verse Psalm 84 11 promises grace and glory to the upright.
Vernon Pentecostal Church Sunday Services Schedule
Vernon Pentecostal Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Evangelistic Message at 7 30 p m and a Tuesday children s meeting Young People s Service Tuesday 8 00 Bible Teaching Thursday 7 30 p m Pastor C R Farmer extends a friendly welcome to all attendees.
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C. R. Farmer
Mound Chapel Sunday School and Worship Draw Small Attendance
Pastor Paul Brown led Sunday School and evening service at Mound Chapel with 40 attending last Sunday. Joy DeFend’s Beginner Class gave a Thanksgiving program with Miss Josephine Ann Belcher as commentator. birthday songs honored Mrs Homer Jones and Mr Harley Cole.
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Lyle Arnold
Paul Brown
Noble Bryant
Homer Jones
Harley Cole
Joy DeFend
Josephine Ann Belcher
Patoka Methodist Church Services Schedule
The Patoka Methodist Church reveals its weekly schedule with minister Alfred S. Dalrymple and activities led by Geo Wasem. Morning worship at 9:30 am except the third Sunday at 10:45 am. M Y F meets at 6:30 pm with Mrs Audrie Kissner as counselor. Evening service the first Sunday at 7:30 pm followed by prayer and study Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
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Couns
To the Last Dime and the Pay as You Go Tax Plan
The piece argues that to avert inflation the U.S. must finance a large rearmament program on a pay as you go basis. It stresses two requirements: first, substantial taxation, and notes that the country is already feeling this effect.
Government urges tax hikes and spending cuts
The text calls for income tax increases starting October 1 and drastic cuts in all non defense spending. It criticizes government leaders for maintaining usual spending while adding emergency military costs, warning that continued waste and deficits undermine national security and inflation accelerates.
Government reports rise in civilian payroll workers
The country press notes that the U.S. Government warns major industries threaten the republic’s health as civilian payrolls reach 2,060,000.
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Coalinga
Calif
U.S
Republic
Civilia
Debate over government views in local schools and big business power
In two quotes from readers, a New Hampshire Democrat questions whether schools fairly present government beyond socialism tied to federal policy. A North Dakota reader questions the alleged power of big businesses to force consumer choices.
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Lancaster
New Hampshire
Press quotes critique dictators and welfare promises abroad
Redfield SD press quotes a dictator warning on press control and Salt Lake City Des Pret News notes global political trouble with expanding welfare promises. Both items reflect concerns over media influence and government promises shaping public opinion.
Illinois corn crop estimate lowers yield per acre
The state and federal agriculture departments estimate Illinois this season at 422 million bushels with an average yield of 52 bushels per acre, two bushels less than expected a month ago. The total crop sits about 20 percent below the near record 1949 harvest but about one percent above the ten year average. Weldon Springs lake is noted as a popular fishing spot three miles south.
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Illinois. Com
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
HADACOL praised by Louisville retailer for health boost
Dan Goldsmith of Coogla Cut Rate Store says HADACOL boosts energy and sleep for workers on their feet. He touts its vitamin and mineral content and notes a money back guarantee with trial sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50 for larger amounts, directing orders to The LeBlanc Corporation in Lafayette Louisiana.
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Dan Goldsmith
Curzon Road
Louisville
Coogla
West Broadway
Mr. Goldsmith
Dudley J. LeBlanc
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
The
State conservation works to drain and restock East of Clinton lake
The plan to drain and restock the area east of Clinton in DeWitt county will remove stunted crappie green sunfish war mouth bass bluegills and other undesirable fish. The bass large bluegills and 5 000 channel catfish will then be placed in the lake weather permitting before year end.
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Clinton
DeWitt County
State Department of Conservation
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