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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1955

Page

6

Maywood Guest Visiting In Carbondale

Mrs. Ella Kelley of Maywood is visiting friends and relatives in Southern Illinois. She spent time with her sister Mrs. Alice Smith of Carterville and others in Scottsboro and Marion. She attended the Treece Board on July 24 at Ferne Clyffe and visits with her niece Mrs. E. A. Spil ter and Mrs. Dora Morgan in Carbondale. Her daughter Mrs. Glen Johnson of Nokomis will join later for a visit.

Ella Kelley Maywood Ilinois Alice Smith Carterville Hattie Bell Scottsboro Claude Russell Marion Treece Board Ferne Clyffe Carbondale E. A. Spilter Dora Morgan Kelley Glen Johnson Nokomis

Family Moves Back to Orrville After In Carbondale Stay

Mr and Mrs Edward Pierce and their son relocate from 400 W Oak Carbondale to 309 N Elm Orrville Ohio Pierce works for the Koppers Co The family had previously lived in Orrville before moving to Carbondale several years ago.

Edward Pierce W. Oak Carbondale N. Elm St Orrville Ohio Pierce The Koppers Co

Mae Trovillion Smith to end story hour program August 13

Carbondale author Mae Trovillion Smith will wrap up her radio series with a final Children's Story Hour on August 13 at 10 30 a m over WCIL. The AAUW hosted program has aired weekly for two years featuring Smith's original children stories and dramatizations.

Mae Trovillion Smith Carbondale WCIL Elizabeth Abbott American Association of University Women Marjorie Womble Stull Alice Rector AAUW Carbondale Public Library

Paprika Chicken Advice From a Hungarian Cook

A Hungarian cook advises selecting fryers or roosters for Paprika Chicken and recommends avoiding tough fricassee birds to ensure tender meat. The remark emphasizes proper poultry choice for authentic flavor.

Miss Rentfro Receives Illinois Teacher Training Scholarship

Myrma Rentfro of Murphysboro receives a state teachers training scholarship announced by County Superintendent W. N. Wheeles. A 1955 Murphysboro Township High School graduate, she will enroll at Southern Illinois University on a four year tuition scholarship this fall to study home economics.

Myrma Rentfro F. G. Attig Murphysboro W. N. Wheeles Miss Rentfro Murphysboro Township Southern Ilinois University

What is court bouillon in fish cooking

Court bouillon meaning short broth is a fish stock made by simmering water fish trimmings an onion carrot parsley celery salt and pepper for 40 minutes. It may include red or white wine vinegar lemon juice bay leaf or other aromatics then strained and used to simmer large whole fish.

Kitten Head Transfer Pattern No 353

Three large kitten head transfers with plain fabric backing. embroider features. add padding and ric rac neck trim for a pretty set. Includes transfers color chart and instructions. Send 25c and your name, address to Carol Curtis Southern Illinois Box 229 Madison Square Station New York 10 N. Y.

Carol Curtis Southern Illinoisan Madison Square New York N. R

Nash Family From Murphysboro Heads To Watertown Visit

Mrs. Marion Nash and children Theresa Kathy and Jimmy travel by plane from St. Louis to Watertown New York to visit Mrs. Bertha Cronk, their grandmother.

Nash Murphysboro New York Marion Nash Theresa Kathy Jimmy St. Louis Watertown N. Y Bertha Cronk

Connellys Return After Murphysboro Vacation Visit

Mr and Mrs Leo Connelly of Murphysboro and Mr and Mrs Jack Connelly with children of Maroa have returned home after a Murphysboro vacation. Before leaving for Maroa they visited Mrs Ollie Ward. Mrs Connelly is the former Alma Louise Ward of Murphysboro.

Leo Connelly Murphysboro Jack Connelly Maroa Connelly Ollie Ward Alma Louise Ward

Murphysboro Women of the Moose appoint committee chairs

Members at the Moose Home with Regent Bel BeDell appointed committee chairs for publicity homemaking ritual social service Moosehaven membership library hospital. Next meeting set for Thursday August 11.

Murphysboro Women of the Moose Moose Home Bel BeDell Presid Myra Brawdy Mable Brown Ruby Bandy Bessie Fern Goldie Phillips Moosehaven Eugenia Rawson Virginia Riseling Cynthia Russell Hospital

Murphysboro Woman Marie Ebers On Vacation

Marie Ebers of Murphysboro is on vacation from her duties at Stokers Drug Store.

Marie Ebers Murphysboro Stoker

Cleland Visits Murphysboro With Parents

Mary Cleland of the Aeronautical Chart and Information Center in St Louis spent the weekend in Murphysboro with her parents Mr and Mrs Homer Cleland.

Mary Cleland Murphysboro Aeronautical Chart and Information Center St. Louis Homer Cleland

Murphysboro Boy Celebrates Third Birthday Party

Lanny Rees was honored on his third birthday Saturday at his mother’s home in Murphysboro. Virginia Holland of McLeansboro and Dennie Koran won prizes. Mrs. L E Rees was aided by Ruth Glasser and Ann Pate.

Lanny Rees L. E. Rees Murphysboro Virginia Holland McLeansboro Dennie Korando Mrs. Rees Ruth Glasser Ann Pate

Creal Springs Couple Wed at Rev Walton Church Home

Mr and Mrs Will Elliott of Creal Springs announce the marriage of their daughter Corinné to Johnny Lee Watkine of Stonefort. The ceremony occurred July 23 at the home of the Rev Henry Walton with Mr and Mrs Whitehead of Vienna as attending relatives.

Creal Springs Will Elliott Rt. 2 Corinné Johnny Lee Watkine Stonefort Henry Walton Whitehead Vienna

Garlic Rubbed Pork Chops Braised with Chili

A reader notes pork chops can be seasoned with a cut garlic clove rubbed on the meat before browning and braising. Chili powder may also be used to flavor the dish.

Psychiatric Profession Owes Us A Big Decision

Mrs. Muriel Lawrence argues that denial of affordable mental health care forces patients like Miss X toward private or fake breakdowns. She urges psychiatrists to choose between restricting zealots or expanding public mental health, urging immediate government funding for clinics and universal access to treatment.

Muriel Lawrence Miss X

Public pet names stir private sparks in marriages

The piece argues men dislike wives calling them pet names in public as it signals ownership. It suggests sweet talk is best kept private and not broadcast aloud to others.

Carterville Visitors Return Home After Trips

Mr and Mrs H B Newcomb return to Bloomington Ind after a week in Carterville visiting Mrs Martha Mills and sister Mrs Earl Talley. Mrs Linnie Harris returns from a two week Houston visit with Mr and Mrs Dave Sapp. Mrs Sapp joined Mrs Harris in Carterville for the visit. Mr and Mrs Claude Arnold Mrs Virginia Arnold and son Mike of Carterville vacation in Oklahoma and Arizona.

H. B. Newcomb Bloomington Ind Carterville Martha Mills Earl Talley Linnie Harris Houston Tex Dave Sapp Sapp Harris Claude Arnold Virginia Arnold Mike Oklahoma Arizona

Summer Salad Craft With Cottage Cheese and Fruit

A summer salad features a mound of cottage cheese centered on a garnished plate, surrounded by watermelon chunks, cantaloupe slices, and cinnamon flavored cooked prunes.

Elkville Man Marries Miss Ragen in La Grange

Former Elkville resident Jimmie Power wed Miss Nancy Ragen of La Grange in a July 20 ceremony at the La Grange Methodist Church. Power, a Korean War veteran and Elkville High School alumnus, is the grandson of Mrs. Elsie Power of Elkville, who also hosted him during his youth. Elkville attendees included Mrs. Ellen Power and Mr. Peal Power.

Elkville Miss Ragen la Grange Nancy Ragen Jimmie Power Power Elsie Power Elkville Community High School Japan Ellen Power Peal Power

Creal Springs Home Bureau Meets at Cosby Home

Mrs. J. T. Smith joined the Creal Springs Home Bureau Unit at its Friday meeting hosted by Mrs. H. A. Cosby. El la Camden led recreation, Rosella Taylor and Cora Champion delivered the major lesson, Jewel Stites spoke on Spot Removal, and Dessie Beltz addressed Health and Laughter. A birthday cake for Mrs. Cosby was served.

J. T. Smith Creal Springs Home Bureau H. A. Cosby Recreation Ella Camden Rosella Taylor Cora Champion Jewel Stites Dessie Beltz Mrs. Cosby

Zeigler Families Share News of Visits and Birthdays

Zeigler residents report returns from Chicago visits by Ben and Mrs Rak and relatives including their grandchildren Robin Casey Rak and Christine Dudakus. John Kolisek's family from Washington D C stayed in Zeigler. Rosa Kolisek is in Franklin Hospital. James Gray marked his 90th birthday at his daughter in law Robina Gray's home with twenty five attendees.

Ben Rak Zeigler Chicago John Rudakus Rak Robin Casey Rak Christine Dudakus Frank Cornwell Royal Neighbors Lodge John Kolisek Bruce Washington, D. C Rosa Kolisek Franklin Hospital Benton James Gray Robina Gray Edward Carroll

Shade returns with pastel, metallic weaves and two sided light shut

The old window shade makes a comeback in pastel colors and metallic weaves. A two color shade offers pastel on one side and neutral on the other and can be used in nurseries due to a special light blocking process.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edward Pierces Orrville, Ohio Illinois Myre Rentfro Murphysboro, Maroa Murphysboro Boy Norway Promised Land Psychiatry Southern Illinois Lakeside Nursery McCormack Johnston City Road Herrin Allen Broadway First Pentecostal Church Glen Broad Way Clara Phelps Minnie Phelps Cora J. W. Broadway Baptist Book Store W. Main Ossard Gossard Strour Ilinois Avenue Uteay Thomas Cotton Justin McCarty eHfonin Supply Co AML
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