Fraley Heads Donald Forsythe Auxiliary Unit
Mrs. Helen Fraley of Carbondale was elected president of Donald Forsythe Unit 514, American Legion Auxiliary. Officers include Sill, Jordison, Johnson, Watkins, Bigelow, Williams. Watkins named secretary. Elizabeth McGowan reported on Illini Girls State. unit debated funds and planned a July picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraley
Helen Fraley
West Oak St
Carbondale
Donald Forsythe
American Legion Auxiliary
Clyde Sill
Barbara Jordison
James Johnson
Lucille Watkins
Araminta Bigelow
John W. Williams
Elizabeth McGowan
Illini Girls State
Girls State
Springfield
Lincoln Shrines
Billie Highland
Department
Auxiliary
Chicago
Rosemary Thomas
Thomas
Route 51
Boettner Golden Anniversary Noted In Murphysboro
Mr and Mrs G H Boettner of 303 North 9th Street Murphysboro celebrate 50 years of marriage with a June 9 anniversary. He and the former Anna Easterday wed June 9 1909 in Vandalia. The 83 year old retired master blacksmith known as Bit the Horse Shoer ran a shop at 16 N 14th St. Civic minded, he served on the Murphysboro School Board and aided Boy Scout committees. She is active in DAR Garden Club Eastern Star and Lutheran church affairs. The couple has four children and eight grandchildren. The notice also includes a home remedy tip about abdominal toning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Boettner
North 9Th St
Murphysboro
Boettner
Anna Eleanor Easterday
Vandalia
Bit
N. 14Th St
Cardinal
Nancy Hanks
Daughters of American Revolution
Garden Club
Electa and
Ruth
Order of Eastern Star
Legion Plans Spelling Bee
The Franklin County American Legion Council will sponsor a spelling bee for county grade school pupils. Post commanders form a committee to set regulations, prizes, and potential cooperation with other districts. New Council officers are led by Commander Joe Rountree with Tony Pecherino installing as District Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County American Legion Council
Tony Pecherino
Christopher
Joe Rountree
Thompsonville
Betty Cima Weds Warren Carlson At West Frankfort Church
The West Frankfort Baptist Church hosted the wedding of Miss Betty Cima and Warren Carlson on June 20. Rev. T. H. King officiated a single ring ceremony with about 100 relatives and friends. The bride wore a white embroidered organza gown and carried a white bouquet. matron of honor and attendants wore blue organza. Carlson, a University of Iowa graduate and Illinois Bell plant manager, and Betty, a Southern Illinois University graduate and teacher, will reside at 612 S Lewis St after July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frankfort Baptist Church
Betty Cima
Warren Carlson
T. H. King
Don Cima
E. Oak St
West Frankfort
Nathaniel Carlson
S. Brockway
Palatine
Richard Cima
Herrin
Sabrina
Bill Simmons
Columbia
Ohio
Warren Leader
Clinton
Iowa
Carol F. Schneider
Rock Island
John A. Cochran
Rockford
Duane Smith
Decatur
Gregory Cima
Benton
Frankfort
Southern Illinois University
Lincoln
Carlson
University of Iowa
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Chicago
Carlsons
S. Lewis St
Prospect
Keeping up with kids taste for raw vegetables
A practical note suggests offering an assortment of raw vegetables with family meals. Children enjoy arranging the plate and will likely find one or more relishes that suit their taste.
Freshen Straw Hand Bags and Hats for New Season
Instructions advise cleaning straw bags and hats with suds to remove grime. Dry thoroughly then apply shellac. Apply multiple coats to stiffen the straw as needed for a fresh season look.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Millett
Mr. and
Mrs. Boettner
First Lutheran Church
Fred E. Boettner
Phila
Delphia
George H. Boettner Jr
Downers Grove
Floyd E. Rogers
Hobart
Ind
Leonore B. Roby
North Chi
Cago
Legion
Steve Zehak
Zeigler
Dorman Depper
West — Frankfort
William Schettler
Sesser
Charles Kaspar
John Akin
Mrs. Warren Carlson
Davis
DU Barry
South
Wlinois
Mercury
KQ Mercury
Carbondale Auto Sales
North Illinois Ave
Peewee
North Park Ave
Jewelry
St. Illinois Carbondale
Fox Croft
Gianis
East Jackson
Red Cross
Winthrop
de Angelo
Sandler
Rand
Bandcraft
NPEN
Ilinois Carbondale Shoes
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