Rasmussen Birthday Party Honored Mr Rasmussen at Home
A family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Leslie Rasmussen celebrated Mr Rasmussen s birthday anniversary with guests including Laura Rasmussen Ralph and Velph i elph i ville Ben Blecha Bleona and Munden family and Duaine Greenslade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Laura Rasmussen
Ralph
Ville
Ben
Blech
Atios
Bleona
Munden
Wiekers
Mr and Mrs Richard Loring Dinner Guests of Moe
Mr and Mrs Richard Loring were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Moe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Loring
Mrs. Albert
Moe
Glenn Loring
Lyell Ocobock
Arla
Albert Larson
Lyell ‘Ocobock, Jr
Salina
Local Socials Highlight Weddings and Family Names
Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson and Mr and Mrs Francis Cornett were noted in social items alongside Mr and Mrs Rex Sandell and their boys in a neighborhood column detailing recent gatherings and introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Anderson
Francis Cornett
Rex Sandell
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Calls
Mr and Mrs Harold Swanson and Allen and Mrs Paul Peterson were Sunday guests of Carl Peterson. Visitors included Frankie Wiggs from Nevada Missouri Lena Appleby from Formosa and many locals stopping by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Swanson
Allen
Paul Peterson
Carl Peterson
Frankie Wiggs
Nevada
Lena Appleby
Formosa
Local Social Guests Gather Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Dale Kirk stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Ernest Kirk and boys. Sunday evening meals included Mr and Mrs Stanley Moe with Mr and Mrs Henry Peterson and Bert Barrett and Terry Evans. Peterson and Barrett hosted Sunday overnight and Monday guests. Berggren visited Sunday evening with Marshall. Currie family were Saturday guests of Frank Milner at Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Sandell
Glenn
Scrivner
David
Charlie Berggren
Oscar Berggren
Dale Kirk
Mrs
Ernest Kirk
Stanley Moe
Henry Peterson
Bert Barrett
Terry Evans
About Marshall
Glenn Currie
Frank Milner
Belleville
Cheryl
Bobby
Labon Marshall
Sunday Guests Visiting Friends and Relatives in Republic Area
Sunday afternoon visitors included Vic Berggren and family from Republic hosting Fred Mosher Rexford Earl Kelly Grace Kaliman Altan Goodwin all of Belleville and Labon Marshall with Harry Brown. Also Oscar Berggren and others at Labon Marshall home Friday evening. Continuous Monday visits featured Labon Marshall and Vic Brown families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Berggren
Republic
Fred Mosher
Rexford
Earl Kelly
Grace Kaliman
Altan Goodwin
Belleville
Ralph Moe
Labon Marshall
Harry Brown
Vic Brown
Mark
Oscar Berggren
Labon Marshall Home
Mrs Beeson Hosts Reception for Grand Ruth of OES
Mrs ElReno Sederlin attended a Monday reception in Logan honoring Inez Lutht Grand Ruth of OES, with Mr. and Mrs Harold Beeson of Smith Center also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ElReno Sederlin
Harold Beeson
Smith Center
Logan
Ruth
Oes
Inez Lutht
Topeka Visit For Mrs Currie And Mr Nelson
Mrs Irvin Currie and Mr and Mrs Chris B Nelson spent Sunday in Topeka visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Currie
Chris B. Nelson
Topeka
Reception Attended by Local Ladies for OHS Grand Patron
Mrs Ralph Moe Mrs C Ey Nelson and Mrs Elsie Noble visited Salina on Thursday afternoon to attend a reception honoring Clyde Riley the Worthy Grand Patron of OHS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jmy
Ralph Moe
C.’ Ey ‘Nelson
Elsie, Noble
Salina
OHS
Clyde Riley
Local Family Visits Highlight Concordia Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Elmer Van Nordwich and baby visit Mr and Mrs Ralph Moe for Sunday supper. Mr and Mrs Renold Johnson welcome a baby girl Rhonda Elaine born May 6 at St Joseph hospital Concordia. Visitors include Bob Blackburn and family and W W Aspegren. Friday guests include Clarence Aspegren and Mrs Irvin Davis Patty and Rhonda of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer van
Nortwich
Baby
Belleville
Ralph’ Moe
Renold ‘Johnson
St. Joseph Hospital
Concordia
Rhonda
Elaine
Renold Johnson Home
Bob Blackburn
W. W. Aspegren
Renold Johnson
Clarence Aspegren
Irvin Davis
Patty
Topeka
Local Social Guests and Visits in Belleville Area
A compiled list of weekend and weekday visits and social gatherings. Families and individuals such as Harold and Evelyn Johnson Belleville. Aaron Johnson. Jovan Nystrom. Lloyd Nelson. Darrell Nelson. Hilton Waite. Billy Waite. Gary. Hugh Selden Clyde. Jack Huntier Oakley. Jessie Ward hospital status at Fond du Lac. Frank Isaacson. Sam Burger Courtland. Henry Peterson. picnic at Concordia. Celia Stromberg Belleville. Clare Lash. George Stromberg. Raymond Isaacson Jamie Belleville. Olive Isaacson. Olga Hugos. Otto Wetzel. Ole Olsen family. Abilene trip. Celia Stromberg Belleville. Rodney Dovel. Jerry Straad. Lorna Bergstrom. Diana Donhoe. Mrs George Christie Concordia. Arthur Coppock. Walter Anderson. Topeka trip. Bill Dunnigan. Bill Wilson.
Mrs Edith Forsberg Visits Mr Axel Smith On Wednesday
Mrs Edith Forsberg called on Mrs Axel Smith Wednesday afternoon. Sherman Robison spent the afternoon at the Axel Smith home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Runft
Tommy
Donald Runit
Edith Forsberg
Axel Smith
Sherman Robison
Rhubarb Strawberry Jam and Jelly Recipe Tips
A vintage recipe excerpt describes Rhubarb Strawberry Jam making with steps for preparing rhubarb and berries, combining with pectin and sugar, and cooking to a hard boil. It also covers Rhubarb Strawberry Jelly instructions including juice extraction, pectin blending, and sterilized glass storage.
Be Comfortable While Traveling
Travel smart with lightweight spill proof cosmetics and minimal packing. Choose cake powder and a shade darker for sun exposure. Transfer lotions to squeeze bottles and use double duty products to save space. Prepare hair in advance with a cut or perm and use netting at night.
Defense costs dominate 1955 U.S. budget plan
New Bureau of the Budget analysis shows defense material at 12.6 billion dollars or 30 percent of the defense allotment for 1955. Armed Forces pay and subsistence total 10.2 billion, and defense maintenance and operations near 8 billion. Together the three items approach 31 billion, nearly half the year's total budget, though down from peak levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
U.S. Bureau of the
Physicist Designs New Blood Warmer in Schenectady
In Schenectady New York a physicist working with doctors has created a blood warmer to improve exchange transfusions for RH negative newborns The device warms fresh blood entering a infant to reduce fatal shock Dr Wagoner and Dr Martin have used it in operations saving more than 20 endangered infants with no fatalities reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Harvard
Louis K. Diamond
Steward C. Wagoner
Volney C. Wilson
General Electric Research Laboratory
Wagoner
Wilson
Frank L. Marting
Under-18 Age Group Greatly Increased
New York U S children under 18 total about 54 million, up 13 million in ten years after World War II. Projections by the Bureau of the Census suggest more than 68 million by 1965. About seven million children live with one parent or neither, due to family disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Bureau of the Census
Posing as Capitalist Brings Red Troubles
Shanghai dispatch reports Lo Heng, a young Chinese Communist, expelled from the party for posing as the son of a wealthy capitalist. He attempted to win a bourgeois girl and later a fish-market comrade, leading to his removal as hopelessly corrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Lo Heng
Tokyo Brings 158 Farm Girls to City for Housemaid Jobs
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government recently in an enclosure employed 158 farm girls aged 17 to 25 and assigned them to city housekeeping roles. The action reflects urban labor recruitment as part of government employment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
A.~.ass
Home Cleaning Tips for a White Immaculate Look
Woman's World offers guidance for keeping kitchens and homes bright with white items. Daily care for appliances ranges from gentle cleansers to new white waxes, while shelving, faucets, blinds, and walls benefit from regular dusting, detergent washes, and damp cloth maintenance.
Imagination Styles Your Accessories
A homemaking snippet urges women to build decorative schemes from small, praised efforts and personal collections. Start with inexpensive, simple touches to express personality, then expand. Display miniature items on a dedicated shelf or wall to create a focal point and invite creative activity.
Corregidor Becomes National Shrine in Philippines
Corregidor Island, the war scarred Philippine rock near Manila, is designated an 8 National shrine. Tourists reach the site by ferry, as roads are cleared and historic ruins at the lighthouse, barracks, and gun emplacements draw visitors. The island’s siege ended May 6, 1942 after Lt. Gen. Wainwright surrendered amid heavy fighting following the December 1941 assault on the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Corregidor
Philippines
Gibraltar
Manila
Bataan
Jonathan Wainwright
Smoke Habits Hit By Cancer Report
In Ann Arbor the University of Michigan surveys found half of local smokers changed habits last year as news linked smoking to cancer. Eight percent quit, two of five who changed cite cancer news as a reason, with one in five switching to filter cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Survey Research Center
Department of Journalism
University of Michigan
Pearls Found Buried in Caracas Historical Site
Nine pounds of pearls were found by Professor Jose Maria Cruxtent of Caracas' Museum of Natural Sciences and Dr John Goggin at Nueva Cadiz, a site on Cubaga Island believed founded in 1516 and destroyed in 1534. The pearls in a Spanish clay jug were buried under a house ruin and valued at about 300000 dollars at burial, though value has fallen over time due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Jose Maria Cruxtent
Museum of Natural Sciences
South America
John Goggin
University of Miami
Cruxtent
Nueva Cadiz
Cubaga
Hoggish Sea Birds Anger South African Senator
Pretoria South Africa Senator M. Petterson told the Senate that birds off the coast eat an estimated 8 000 000 tons of fish annually in 1935 and likely 15 000 000 tons now, about 400 times the fishermen's catch, arguing for less protection of sea birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
S. Africa
5. M. Petterson
Senate
Petterson
Richmond crime scare hits visiting consultant
Bruce Smith Jr a research consultant from Garden City N Y met Richmond city officials and while he conferred with them thieves broke into his parked car and stole two suits and a camera highlighting security concerns during the visit by the crime expert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Bruce Smith, Jr
Garden City
N. Y
Richmond Bureau of Police
Smith
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Densmore
Mr. Cand
Harold Smith
Sheryl
Jack Smith
Larry
Sheryl and
Ray Sederlin
Jamestown
el Reno Sederlin
Archer Carlson
Kansas City
E. Carlson
Lloyd Lindberg
Courtland
Albert Moe
Conrad Sederlin
Cameron Lowe
Bert Wickham
Susie Lervold
Merle Haser
Gus Samuelson
Harold Johnson
Aaron Johnson
Jovan “Nystrom
Mrs. Reynold Nystrom
Lloyd Nelson
Darrell
Hilton Waite
Billy Waite
Larry Hobson
Gary
Hugh Selden
Clyde
Jack Huntier
Oakley
Jessie Ward
Frank Isaacson
Sam Burger
Mrs. McLanning
Atlanta, Ga
Celia Stromberg
Clare Lash
George Stromberg
Raymond Isaacson
Jamie
Olive Isaacson
Irving Isaacson
Olga Hugos
Otto Wetzel
Ole Olsen
Abilene
Arthur Coppock
Walter Anderson
Rodney Dovel
Jerry Straad
Lorna Bergstrom
Diana Donhoe
Bill Kelly
Ida Isaacs
George Christie
Carl Erickson
Bill Dunnigan
Bill Wilson
Philippine National
First City
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