Plant Eats Hamburger in Salt Lake City
A local restaurant manager feeds two dalingtonias a monthly ration of Taw hamburger seasoned with paprika. The carnivorous plants live on in sects and meat.
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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
4
A local restaurant manager feeds two dalingtonias a monthly ration of Taw hamburger seasoned with paprika. The carnivorous plants live on in sects and meat.
At a recent American Legion banquet in Toledo patrons were offered only crow as the meat course. The playful menu choice highlights a growing fondness for crow among local diners.
Women at the University of California in Berkeley may join the college band but will perform in a separate formation during football games. This arrangement maintains segregation in the marching lineup while allowing co education access to the band.
London Ontario report notes George and William Dyer twin brothers who turned 80, praising a long life of health and hard work. They credit their stamina to plenty of rest, good whisky and tobacco, and say their daily routine kept them going.
Local churches report Mother's Day programs and services across Wren and nearby towns. Notable events include morning worship at 10:30 in Wren, special messages from visiting pastors, and Evangelistic and prayer meetings through the week. Preachers include Chas. Tese of Decatur and Rev. Earl F. Hine of Craigville.
The notice lists a 9:30 a.m. program at Cpunacy School led by J A Wie. A prayer and praise service runs 30 minutes with G Grunewald as leader, and a weeknight prayer meeting is set for Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. at the church.
Central Mission Friends church will host Miss Ethel Naylor for the morning service at 10 30 Sunday. Naylor is a returning missionary from China and will speak at the morning service.
A cryptic astrology note advises caution and trust in choosing dates. It hints at romance travel and speculative matters tied to November 1936, suggesting careful planning for travel or land related benefits.
At a meeting on Tuesday evening May 18, Wren Grange will offer a French supper as the feature. Members may bring a friend and each member is asked to bring table service.
4 H clubs held a meeting at Summit Ridge school to plan the club season and work for members. John S. Leonard led the event with officers elected and a membership campaign outlined by Helen E. Boyd recreation leader and Leis Fisher.
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