Lovers Must Share Moon With Builders Farmers
A discussion of moon myths in Southern Illinois University lore describes beliefs about the moon’s influence on farming building, weather and health. It notes crops planted by moon phase, fence rails set in moonlight, foundations laid in moonlight, and varying views on rain prediction and lunacy.
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Illinois
America
Membership Rise Reported for Illinois Presbyterian Synod
The Illinois Presbyterian Synod reports membership has grown by 41 000 over 15 years. Rev. Ralph Cummins notes progress while Kemmerer Home near Assumption receives Presbyterian support. The committee cites 170 000 spent in the past year on a memorial building a recreation hall and an orphanage farm house. Elder Leigh M. Kagy of East St. Louis is named to the three year term as one of three members at large to the General Council. Rev Patterson of East Moline and Elder L J Luetwiler of Alton are elected trustees.
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Illinois Presbyterian Synod
Ralph Cummins
Illinois
Kemmerer Home
Assumption
E. L. Gibson
Henry
Carbondale
Johnston City Girls to Attend Scout Camp
The Girls Scouts of Johnston City meet at Purcell's Drug Store at 9 a m Tuesday for a trip to the Girl Scout Day Camp east of Marion. Leaders will provide lunches for the first day of camping.
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Girls Scouts
Johnston City
Purcell’s Drug Store
Marion
Snake bite injuries reported for local youth Billy Fiene
Billy Fiene, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Fiene, was bitten by a snake this week while wading in a strip mine pit lake near Percy. The strike was glancing, causing swelling in the foot. the snake remains unidentified.
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Billy Fiene
Walter Fiene
Percy
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