Crawfordsville to Host GI Team in Midweek Basketball
Washington's GI squad visits Crawfordsville for a Wednesday contest at the Y with the strong local Crawfordsville team. Junior Prebyl has joined the GI lineup, while Don Kiesey is sidelined by a sprained ankle. Frances Mangold will also play for GI. the Y faces Winfield Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crawfordsville
Prebyl
Don Kiesey
Frances Mangold
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Winfield
Weather record shows cold snap with warming trend
The report notes a minimum of minus one degree last night and a steady daytime warmup reaching 22 degrees by noon.
Stones Family Reunites After Military Service
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin B Stones arrive from Chicago where Sgt Stones honorably discharged at Great Lakes on Jan 16 after serving in the 2nd Division Marine Band and combat in Saipan Tinian Okinawa and Nagasaki. He carries the Presidential Unit Citation three battle stars and a Purple Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin B. Stones
Chicago
Sgt. Stones
States
Great Lakes Separation Center
2Nd Division Marine Band
South Pacific
Saipan
Tinian
Okinawa
Nagasaki
Japan
Stones
Hospital Admits Brighton Residents After Stroke
Chris Jensen of Brighton was admitted yesterday as a medical patient after a stroke of paralysis. Mrs Howard Genn of route one and Robert Robertson of Brighton were admitted yesterday afternoon as medical patients. Marvin Hunt of Ainsworth and Mrs Sila Ross of 215 Mast Jefferson street were dismissed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Jensen
Brighton
Howard Genn
Route One
Robert Robertson
Marvin Hunt
Ainsworth
Silas Ross
Mast Jefferson Street
TwoYoung Lovers Plan a Frugal Spring Wedding
A couple debates marriage with two hundred dollars saved. They plot an egg route business to fund a home on a turnpike lot as they seek financial footing while facing uncertain future. A passerby recounts a Dublin marriage on eighty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Pete
Insurance Against Covered Smut Loss in Winter Grain Seed
Treat winter barley or wheat seed before fall planting with an organic mercury dust to prevent covered smut. The treatment costs about three or four cents per acre, a small price compared with potential losses of several bushels per acre.
Fisher Misnamed The Water Averse Creature
The article notes the fisher is a small vicious animal that dislikes water, likening its water fear to that of a cat and explaining the misnomer in common naming.
Overboard in Action Motto on Navy Pulpits
Dan Poling the Philadelphia preacher toured Pacific war theaters to report on army chaplains and ended up conducting services on warships. He learned a motto inscribed on wooden pulpits read overboard in action instructing the crew to throw the desk into the sea when danger struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Poling
Philadelphia
Pacific War Theater
Army
Navy
No Future Says Uncle to Nephew About Father
An uncle remarks on the nephew's growth and warns he may become like his father, sparking a shy rebuttal about a mother's fear. The exchange hints at family tensions and expectations driving the moment.
Hippos Plural Question Sparks Wordplay in Class
A classroom exchange playfully debates the plural of hippopotamus as students and a teacher riff on pronunciation and spelling, turning a grammar question into lighthearted wordplay.
Army life brings Bill happiness beyond civilian work
Joe asks if Bill is happier in the army and Bill confirms he is even happier than in civilian life as they chat about his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Bill
Returned Soldier and the Barrier at the Road
A short reminiscence chronicles a veteran arriving at a road barrier while a small boy asks if bears are present. The dialogue captures a brief encounter and the tone hints at curiosity and uncertainty at the roadside.
Patient probes doctor about favorite sport aside from work
A brief exchange has a patient asking the doctor for a sports preference beyond professional duties. The doctor’s reply hints at a lighthearted misunderstanding about the question.
Diner Quip Sparks Themed Exchange At Restaurant
A humorous exchange unfolds as a diner complains about a steak and a waitress replies with a playful jab about affection in the dining room. The lighthearted moment highlights diner staff banter during service.
Rough Rider Stableman Jockey Banter
A humorous exchange features a stableman praising the horse Rough Rider for jumping and a new rider expressing desire to ride it himself, highlighting a light, playful moment at the stable.
Exchange Between Joe and Bill Over Downtrodden Ladder
A brief dialogue shows Joe warning against descending a ladder while Bill insists he is already partway down. The exchange implies a tense moment over a risky action and potential consequences.
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Joe
Bill
High-minded girl turns away unwanted greetings
A brief comic exchange shows a witty response from a self confident woman who insists on respect and polite boundaries when greeted by others. The scene highlights social etiquette and a playful clash over casual interaction.
Love and vows in a playful couplet exchange
A humorous dialogue about love and commitment asking if affection lasts as weight changes. He vows to stick through better or worse, while she questions endurance through thick and thin.
Grandfather's 79 Lap Around Local Course Noted
The report recalls Joe recounting his grandfather circling a golf course in 79 strokes. Bill dismisses the tale as he notes another family trip made by the same grandfather, traveling to California in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Bill
California
Pointless Mack Notes A Sticker Like Cactus Plant
Jack explains the mysterious plant as a sticker while Mack questions its presence. The odd exchange centers on a cactus like plant described as a sticker.
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Mack
Jack
Overvalued Jane and Joan Price Exchange
A brief dialogue shows Jane calling a price overvalued and Joan replying that everything is priced evenly today. The exchange highlights perceptions of fair pricing in a contemporary setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Joan
Quick Work Her What would you say if I said I didn't believe in kissing
Not applicable due to insufficient event context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodby
No snakes or toads in Ireland noted in old records
A brief reader note describes Ireland as free of snakes and toads while swans glide on rivers and cows graze on ancient abbey lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Abbey
Drama Club Members Explain Costumes at January Meeting
Members of the Drama department discussed period or character costumes worn at the January meeting hosted by Mrs. Herbert Osineup and Mrs. W. A. Erbe. Mrs. Kerr presented on bridal and inaugural gowns, with posters from the Smithsonian, and attendees dressed to match the program theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama Department
Herbert Osineup
W. A. Erbe
R. J. Kleese
Earl Loveless
Kind Women of
Iowa
A. Pratt
Kleese
George Kerr
John Adams
Harry
Kerr
Smithsonian Institute
James A. Garfield
Instant coffee defined as evaporated under pressure
The text explains instant coffee as a coffee brew that has been evaporated to dryness under pressure, outlining its processing method.
Crawfordsville Family Celebrates Golden Anniversary and Birthdays
Mr and Mrs kb R Davis of Crawfordsville observe their golden wedding anniversary with an open house this afternoon. Congratulations flow to extended families marking 88th, 44th and 22nd anniversaries. Karen Crawford and Sandra Batterson celebrate birthdays as friends and neighbors send best wishes.
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Mes
Kb. R. Davis
Crawfordsville
Jesse Busby
Frank Mincer
Will Sickels
Henry Svhilig
D. C. Griggs
Karen Crawford
Maurice Crawford
Sandra Lee Batterson
Elmer Batterson
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We express sincere gratitude to friends for acts of kindness and sympathy in our hour of bereavement. Thanks to all who gave flowers and spiritual bouquets. Mrs. Joe Pieper and children thank you.
Rice Culture in Brazil and United States
Rice production and milling differ between the United States and Brazil. In the U S rice is grown in irrigated districts with multiple varieties and large mills, while Brazil grows upland rice during the rainy season with mostly small scattered mills and only one rice type.
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United States
Brazil
U. S
U.S
Public Installation of Rainbow Girls Officers at Temple
Rainbow Girls held a formal public installation at the Masonic temple with Beverly Brown and others named as officers for the new term. Masons and Eastern Stars joined the advisory board, with Margaret McCall and Lois Mace among installing officers. A Rainbow pin was presented to Miss McCall, retiring worthy advisor, and a Valentine dinner in Mt. Pleasant was announced for local Rainbow Girls.
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Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Beverly Brown
Alice Walker
Jane Pauls
Charity
Marie Blattner Hope
Dorothy Tanner
Patricia Longwell
Julia Hayter
Martha Downing
Patricia Patterson
Helen Falk
Joan Fields
Neda Aston
Nature
Norma Payne
Mary Rhodebeck
Fidelity
Joan Pouileau
Mittie Lee
Service
Jane Turner
Confidential Observer
Colleen Godwin
Outer Observer
Jean Freshwaters
Dorothy Walker
Maynard L. Brown
Fred Longer
Rainbow Dad
Victor Blattner
Fred Bey
George Dare
Richard Hotle
Margaret McCall
Betty Snaken-berg
Marshall
Lois Mace
Laurine Kiesey
Miss McCall
Mt. Pleasant
Turn Wool Inside Out For Fresh Looking Garment
Wool materials can be turned to use the wrong side. The wrong side looks different from the old right side but gains a new, fresh appearance. Most people will not recognize it as the wrong side.
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Pete
Jane
Dublin
New York
Cork
Mim
Ladies Aid Hostess Is Mrs. Lloyd Luers
The New Haven Ladies Aid society met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Luers with Mrs. Verne Dill as co host. Eleven members answered roll call. After devotional service, the group quilted and refreshments were served. Next meeting planned for May 20 with hostess to be announced.
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New Haven Ladies Aid Society
Lloyd Luers
Verne Dill
Mrs Cray Hosts S C Club Meeting At Riverside
Mrs Bert Cray hosted the regular S and C club meeting at her Riverside area home Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Worth Hartzell Larry and Tommy Jirsa Marilee Cray and four members. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Kucera and Mrs Harry Jirsa. Mrs Robert Nicola to host January 31.
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Bert Cray
Riverside
Worth Hartzell
Larry
Tommy Jira
Marilee Cray
Fred Kucera
Harry Jirsa
Robert Nicola
Pre-Nuptial Party for Elsie Bratten Held at Home
Mrs. Ray Lemley and Jeanette Kyle co hosted a pre-nuptial courtesy for Elsie Bratten whose marriage to Charles Murdock is set for Feb 9. Eighteen guests attended an evening of anagrams and a miscellaneous shower with gifts for the honoree. Refreshments were served. Mrs. F. W. Eastwood of New London attended from out of town.
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Ray Lemley
Jeanette Kyle
Elsi¢e Bratten
Charles Murdock
F. W. Eastwood
New London
Entertains Club In Spessard Home
The Kensington club met at Mrs. Mae Spessard’s home with Mrs. Etta Marsh hosting. Officers elected for the year were President Ruth Norris Vice President Blanche Stephens Secretary Treasurer Ida Hunt. A one course luncheon was served by Mrs. Marsh Effie Wie Creedy and Ida Hunt.
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Ainsworte
Kensington Club
Mae Spessard
Etta Marsh
Spessard
Sunshine Friends
Ruth Norris
Blanche Stephens
Treas
Ida Hunt
Marsh
Effie Wie- Creedy
Potatoes Lose Vitamin C If Not Cooked With Care
Home economists note freshly harvested Irish potatoes retain more vitamin C than store stocks. Cook potatoes individually by size to avoid overcooking small tubers, preserving vitamins and minerals in this vegetable.
South Africa: A British Dominion in the Commonwealth
The Union of South Africa is described as a dominion of the British Commonwealth spanning a vast portion of southern Africa. It covers roughly one sixth of the continental United States, with a population of 9.5 million including 2 million Europeans. Capetown is noted as a port with immigrant arrivals, and 1652 founder Jan van Riebeeck, a surgeon for the Dutch East India Company, established a vegetable colony for sailors, earning the city the nickname Tavern of the Sea.
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Union of South Africa
British Commonwealth
United States
Capetown
Jan van Riebeck
Dutch East India Company
Rubber Burns and Wax Buffing Pitfalls
Rubber burns on floors mainly come from soft wax or wax not properly buffed. The common error is applying too thick a coat and polishing the surface only, leaving a wax film that remains soft or sticky and prone to rubber burns.
Lawyer Not Necessary for Supreme Court Justice
A landmark clarifies that a Supreme Court justice need not be a licensed lawyer. The ruling asserts constitutional simplicity for appointment qualifications, emphasizing executive discretion in selecting justices regardless of bar admission.
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The
United State Supreme Court
Indian Projectile During Bow and Arrow Era
A historical note describes the American Indian concept of a projectile, noting a heavy nose and light heel with strong propulsion as part of early archery technology.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Women Groups and Meetings
A compact social calendar lists events from the Women's Missionary Society at 7:30 p.m. to the Damascus Shrine 8 p.m. Mason Temple, plus Pythian Sisters potluck, Wesleyan Guild, and many church and club gatherings. Notable entries include Grace Hill Ladies Aid, Friendly Bible class, W.R.C. West Chester, and a cooperative luncheon by Baptist Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
U.P. Church
W. J. Duncan
Damascus Shrine
Mason, Temple
Pythian Sisters
K.P. Hall
Wesleyan Service Guild
Louise Wasson
KC. Hall
Friendly Bible
Baptist Church
J. W. Baker
P.m
Charles Wilson
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Kar. Steele
Val Fuhr
Presbyterian Morning Prayer Meeting
A Presbyterian morning prayer meeting will convene at 9 30 Wednesday at the church. An announcement notes the gathering for worship and fellowship at the local church.
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Presbyterian
Uses of Carnuba Wax Across Industries
Carnuba wax is used in floor wax furniture polish shoe wax phonograph records sound film electric insulators soap candles lubricating oils and carbon paper. It waterproofs wrapping paper cardboard textiles and industrial machinery. It also goes into lipstick picric acid for gunpowder sealing materials for dry cell batteries plasters matches cable coverings paints and varnishes.
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Emil E. Liers
Wolf’s Flower
Pillsbury’s
Gene Tucker
Marguerite
Lincoln, Il
Claude Tucker
Gene
Tucker Chevrolet
E. M. Bridges & C
Glen Hitchcock
Emma Randolph
Elizabeth McCrabb
Keota
J. Martin White
Augusta Hochstadtler
Hitchcock
Animal Fun
Dora
Howard Hoyls
Franklin District
Glen Davis
Naomi Sheetz
Valley
Kenneth Wieland
Mary Lillian Moorehead
Harley Mayhew
Dick Fields
Kev Chance
Joe Pieper
Union
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Cray
Elsie Bratten
Entertains Club
Bud Mulcahy
Kalona
Rebekah
C. Hall
Red Hearsers Club
Si.edie
K.C. Hall
Kolah Club
John Cherry
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Gherning Needie
Pittsburgh
Sorrell
Auto Parts
West Madison
Nicola
Harmon
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