Flag Day Observance Promoted By National Association
The American Flags association with HQ in New York and chapters nationwide urges newspapers governors and mayors to honor June 14 as the 183rd anniversary of the flag. Citizens are urged to display flags and bunting on buildings homes and streets. The article notes Congress on June 14 1777 established the thirteen stripes and stars to symbolize a new constellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Flags Association
New York City
United States
Congress
Local Social Notes Highlight Warsaw Visits and Nearby Guests
Warsaw and surrounding area hosts guests including Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Haddix in Warsaw. Visitors include Robert Nelson and family, Charles Amiss and family, and Dr. and Mrs. Amiss. Others from Montpelier Ohio, Buffalo, Leesburg, Gays Mills, Anderson, Rochester, and Plymouth visit relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nelson
Charles Amiss
Rose
Bill
Grandma Amiss
Mrs. Amiss
Gays Mills
Wisconsin
C. EB. Tantz
Rantz
Local notices and visits fill week in Claypool area
The region saw numerous social calls with Mrs W H Kern, Miss Selah Leonard in Warsaw, Everett Rager from Minster visiting relatives, Newt Gilmore of White Pigeon guest of Alda Lukens, and Mrs J L Arthur with daughter Julia in North Manchester. Bartlett and Leonard families hosted guests while fishing, theater events drew crowds, and a local store announced closing May 39. The Record invites reader items and notes about community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Gilmore
White Pigeon, Mich
Alda Lukens
Coffee Ice Cream Method From a Vintage Kitchen Note
Scald a pint of thin cream or half milk half cream. Add one cup sugar and strong coffee, boil five minutes. Cool and freeze, then fold in whipped cream and freeze solid. Pack in a mold with candied mint leaves on top, serve plain or with whipped cream.
Ink Stain Removal On White Embroidered Waist
A white embroidered waist with ink stains was treated with kerosene oil and yellow soap. After thirty minutes the fabric was washed with soap and water and the ink disappeared. An Exchange exchange joke follows about a husband biting his thumb and a wife’s sharp retort.
Care of the Jewel Case How to Clean Stones
A vintage guide to cleaning jewelry recommends prepared chalk as a universal cleanser for real and artificial stones. It suggests wrapping chalk in a leather bag for storage and polishing, plus a chalk and methylated spirit paste for gold chains and a fine brush to remove powder. Benzine is used by jewelers but should not touch pearls or certain stones like turquoise moonstone or opal. For diamonds sapphires rubies and ice the benzine treatment is cautioned.
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Robinson’s
H. Rager
L. O. Jones
Silver Lake
Mecca
Haney Bros
Ira Leckrone
Silver Lake, Ind
Swihart
Storo
D. R. Albert
Mutual
Lod
Summe Bro
G. A. Brush
Record Office
Mesdames Itis
Wilson
J.L. Zimmerman
Warsaw
O. W. Craig
Montpelier
Ohio
J. C. Craig
Conradt & Boots
Manchester
Mrs. Aldro
Buffalo
Joshua Leffer
H. P. Rager
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Thomas Dye
H. B. Feryerda
Margaret
Leesburg
Mesdames A. C. Chambers
Frank Sharp
Anderson
Anna Drudge
William True
Rochester
Charles True
Alfred Price
Plymouth
Wothers
Ira‘eckrone
Anie Butler
Wabash
W. H. ‘Kern
Selah Leonard
Everett Rager
Minster
Claypool Lumber & Goal Co
J. L. Arthur
Julia
Ear Cline
Jose
North
Wendel Pontius
Claypool
James Decker
Ethel Flora
Ruth Getty
Gresso
J. A. Walter
Carthage
Walter Sunday
Laporte
Chester Bouse
Ezra Funk
Beulah Martindale
Roann
Myrtle-Glenn Park
C. A. Pearson
Lela
Mina Leonard
Mary Stickle
Town
Hleda Snyder
Atwoood
William Epler
the Record
Fred Wiltrout
Sheller Hotel
C. al] Pearson
Nusband
Cenuine Castoria
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Murgay Street
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Lert Been
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