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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1956

Page

7

Herrin Social News Reports Visits and Local Activities

Mary Alice Lewis plans summer study at Georgetown College while visiting Herrin with Margaret Kort of Jerusalem. Mrs. Sloan’s husband to join June 10 as he pursues a doctorate in speech at Northwestern and teaches summer classes at Southern minors University. Local Legion Auxiliary party set for Monday with prize donations.

Mary Georgetown Jo. Sinan Barbara Lewis W. L. Lewis N. Lth Herrin Mary Alice Margaret Kort Jerusalem Georgetown College Southern Minors University Lewis L. M. Lewis Stella, Mo Lek Eaton Neosha

Zeigler Families Entertain Guests

Edward Carr of Chicago visits Zeigler for five days with his parents and sister and returns Sunday. Mrs. George Bauer and son Donnie of St Louis spend two weeks with Zeigler relatives. Bauer returns to St Louis Monday. Lula Smith of Zeigler returns after a two week Hinsdale visit with her son Captain John Smith and Chicago relatives.

Zeigler Edward Carr Chicago A. C. Carr P. B. Beck George Bauer Donnie St. Louis Floyd Barett Bauer Lawrence Auer Lula Smith Hinsdale John Smith

Farmland per Person Then and Now

In 1850 the United States had 12 percent of farm land per capita, versus about 5 acres per person today, illustrating a shift in land use and population density over time.

U. S

American Fashions Invade Paris in Fifth Avenue in Paris

Parisian shoppers flock to Printemps and Galeries Lafayette as American fashions and goods fill floors. The展示 replicates New York, with nylon lingerie, ready-to-wear, and household gadgets appealing amid higher French prices. French customers seek affordable, chic American styles and imports, while patterns, sizing notes, and custom sewing options add to the appeal.

France Fifth Avenue Paris Gaile Dugas New York Printemps Galeries Lafayette Macy's Bronx Orion Sweathers Gabries

West Frankfort Bride-to-be Wed in St John Church

Helen Toth daughter of Mrs Mary Toth of 513 S Emma St West Frankfort will marry Mike Mitsdarffer of Champaign Saturday July 14 in St John Catholic Church West Frankfort at 9 am Miss Toth works at Sangamo Electric Co Mitsdarffer employed by Northern Illinois Water Corp Champaign He is son of Mrs Mary Ann Mitsdarffer Pesatum

Helen Toth Mary Toth S. Emma St West Frankfort Mike Mitsdarffer Champaign St. John’s Catholic Church Miss Toth Sangamo Electric Co Mitsdarffer Northern Illinois Water Corp Mary Ann Mitsdarffer Pesatum

Campbell Hill Families Take Vacation Across States

Mr and Mrs Norman Svanda and daughters of Campbell Hill are vacationing in New Orleans and Tampa as guests of his brother Victor Svanda. They plan to return via the Carolinas. Mrs Louise Dobbs and sons Lloyd and Lou Hyde of Campbell Hill left for two weeks in Birmingham to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs John Russell and daughters of St Louis spent the weekend in Campbell Hill with Rev and Mrs H C Welp.

Norman Svanda Campbell Hill New Orleans Tampa Fla Victor Carolinas Louise Dobbs Lloyd Lou Hyde Birmingham Ala John Russell St. Louis H. C. Welp

Safe Storage Tip for Pork Chops in Fridge

You can safely store pork chops in your refrigerator for about three days. Just layer the cups between two pieces of waxed paper.

Prayers Of Thanksgiving Better Than Gimme Prayers

Dr George W Crane urges Chicago Catholic youth to replace gimme prayers with thanksgiving. He cites ingratitude in asking for health or wealth and urges clergy to set better examples by avoiding smoking and alcohol before teens.

George W. Crane Patrick Fenton Notre Dame Chicago Father Fenton

Percy Family Plans Detroit Visit and Vacations

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyer and children of Percy leave Saturday for a Detroit visit with her brother and family, Miss Shirley Hadley of Percy vacations in the East as part of a Boot and Shoe Workers Union tour, Mrs. Mary Quillman of Steeleville vacationing in Aurora, and Mr. and Mrs. August Maasberg of Steeleville vacation in California.

Edward Boyer Percy Detroit Bud Henson Shirley Hadley The Boot and Shoe Workers Union Mary Quillman Steeleville Aurora Mrs August Maasberg California

Deep Fry Almonds For Buffet Starter

Heat fat to 365 degrees and fry almonds briefly. Drain well and dust with seasoning salt. Serve as a first course with tomato juice for a buffet party.

Zeigler Guests Return to Chicago

Mr and Mrs Bill Spradlin and son Bill and Mrs Alpha Mulvaney of Chicago returned home Tuesday after a three day visit in Zeigler with Mr and Mrs Henry Narvey. Mr and Mrs Dean Hardin and son Gregg of St Louis MO returned Tuesday after visiting in Zeigler with her mother Mrs Allie Hall and his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Hardin.

Bill Spradlin Bill Alpha Mulvaney Chicago Zeigler Henry Narve Dean Hardin Gregg St. Louis Allie Hall Louis Hardin

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Lewis Family Herrin American Legion Auxiliary Legion Walter Schultz Rachel Veach Arrie Veach John David Hart Joan Casey Ferguon Hart Ferguson Eagles Carolyn Ann Crawshaw Mamie Smith Herrin Eagles Gary, Kankakee Roy Adams Kate Adams Gary, Ind Margaret Beland Kankakee Adamses Susie Bessie Akins de Soto Air France Orly Field Toth-Mitsdarffer Yuill Music CO Michigan Rhodes—Burford Illinois, Carbondale A. Berkshire B. Oakdale Lungwitz West Main Carbondale Ben South Park Avenue Illinois Ave Carbondale Melody E. Jackson Crosley Murphysboro
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