Schnoebelen Harland Wedding At Holy Trinity Richmond
Luella Schnoebelen and Ray A Harland were married May 15 at Holy Trinity Church Richmond in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. W F Beckman. Attendants included Phyllis Schnoebelen and Maxine Schnoebelen with a reception for about 100 guests at Casino hall.
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Luella Schnoebelen
Riverside
Charles Schnoebelen
Ray A Harland
Kalona
Charles Harland
Holy Trinity Church
Richmond
W. F. Beckman
A. m
Phyllis Schnoebelen
Maxine Schnoebelen
Virginia Droll
Maid of Honor
Alice Schnoebelen
Jackie TeBockhorst
Ron Harland
James Harland
Edwin Schnoebelen
Casino Hall
Leslie Blick
Urban Te Bockhorst
Pinocchle
Genevieve Droll
Reno Droll
Walter Droll
Verne Droll
Leo Jean
Art Beranek
Farm Bureau Women Plan Summer Activities
Farm Bureau Women's committee outlined plans at a Monday meeting. They awarded an exhibit at the State Fair to show study themes and scheduled July Saturday ice cream socials and bake sales to raise funds for a Farm Bureau kitchen.
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Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Farm Bureau
Earl Booth
A. K. Stoutner
Seventh District Farm Bureau
Liggett Hotel
Fairfield
Furniture polish with silicone rejuvenates pieces this season
A new furniture polish containing silicone promises to rejuvenate wood and upholstery during spring cleaning. The product aims to restore shine and protect finishes, helping homes refresh their interiors.
Fort nightly club hosts drama department gathering
Mrs Dare entertained the drama department of Fort nighty club Monday at her home north of town. Seventeen members attended with guests Mrs Peters Brown Galloway and Reuse Audubon. John McConnell and Joe Easter led the program featuring the Slippery Four, the high school boys quartet comprising Wessler Luckenbill Grossheim and Brindly.
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Drama Department
George Dare
Warren Dare
Kenneth Peters
Maynard Brown
Earl Galloway
Pauline Reuse
Audubon
John McConnell
Joe Easter
Bill Wessler
Charles Luckenbill
Paul Grossheim
Dan Brindly
Friendly Bible Class Meets for Supper
Clara Faulkner and Oscar Burham served on the social committee as the Friendly Bible class met in the Baptist church basement Monday evening. Thirty-one enjoyed the cooperative supper and the group planned social and program preparations with committees named for flower decoration and other tasks.
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Clara Faulkner
Oscar Burham
Earl Longfellow
Brinning
Floyd Murdock
C. M. Brinning
Marietta Workman
Ray Sojka
Margaret Schmidt
Howard Hays
John Shebeck
B. H. van Metre
Workman
Burham
Wood furniture finish cleans easily with spill removal
The coating leaves a protective layer on woodwork and allows hot coffee tea or milk and children's sticky fingerprints to be wiped away easily from the furniture after use.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs This Week
Tuesday evening events include Social Calendar FW and Auxiliary meeting at Sunset Park 6:30 p.m. and Damascus Shrine at Temple 8 p.m. Ardelz Santha families host potluck at KP hall. YWCA mixers 6:30 p.m. VW room with guest speaker and officer elections.
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Sunset Park
Damascus Shrine
Temple
Ardelz Santha
YWCA
Word Weavers
George Powers
Sunshine Community Club
Homemakers Club
David Kleese
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Hall
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Charles Kennedy
Augusta Lester
George Jarrard
WRC
West Chester
Legion Hall
Buffalo Milk Ghee Tradition in Indian Cuisine
Butter from buffaloes, a clarified fat known as ghee, is commonly prepared in India from buffalo milk. The process yields a shelf stable fat used across cooking and rituals, highlighting regional dairy practices and dairy industry prominence.
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India
Silent Cal Coolidge Known for 27000 Word Vocabulary
A brief note states President Coolidge nicknamed Silent Cal possessed a vocabulary of 27000 words while the typical high school graduate uses about 2000 distinct words.
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Coolidge
Steam absorption cooling boosts year round central plants
A new absorption cooling method uses steam to provide air conditioning, enabling centralized steam heat plants to stay active beyond cold months and create ongoing jobs during hot seasons.
Farmers of Tomorrow FFA Founded by Farm Boys in 1928
The Future Farmers of America organized in November 1928, created by and for farm boys in public secondary schools pursuing vocational agriculture.
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Future Farmers of America
Brick Making Through the Ages
A concise study notes brick use from ancient times, citing Babylon’s walls and the Israelite labor in Egypt, illustrating early construction and labor practices across civilizations.
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Babylon
Egypt
Forest Kids Promote Forest Protection in 1948
The youth auxiliary of Keep Oregon Green reached 18,000 members in 1948, showing strong awareness of forest protection and the methods to safeguard woods.
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The
Keep Oregon Green Association
Farmers Still Late With Spring Work
Iowa farmers lagged behind normal schedules in spring planting and field tasks despite a week of rapid progress. By last Saturday only 33 percent of the 1951 corn crop was in the ground versus 41 percent last year and 86 percent in 1949, with soybean planting just beginning. Plowing for 1951 crops reached 72 percent completed, near spring plowing nearly finished a year earlier.
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Des Moines
Iowa
The
Bulletin
Egg Whites Whip Better at Room Temperature
A kitchen note states that egg whites whip more quickly and to greater volume when kept at room temperature, aiding cooks in achieving fluffy meringue and airy mixtures.
Jobs from Stee Nearly half of all steel jobs rely on steel use
A historical note highlights that nearly half of all jobs in America's manufacturing sectors depend on the manufacture and use of steel, reflecting steel's central role in industry growth and employment.
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Stee
America
Truman Suspends Copper Import Duty During Emergency
President Truman signed a bill suspending the two cent per pound import duty on copper. The duty will remain lifted until February 15, 1953 or the end of the national emergency, whichever comes first, to ensure adequate copper supplies for defense.
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Washington
Truman
Chile
Suspension Ended From WWII Aid Policy
A wartime suspension intended to prevent shortages expired last year. The note suggests a successful completion of the policy, with no further details on current measures or reforms following its end.
Special goggles Flip-Up Glasses Aid Baseball Vision
Specialized eyewear for baseball players uses a finger pressure to flip up the lenses, reducing sun glare and restoring unaided vision for optimal play.
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Richard Beranek
Vernita Droll
Nicola & Harmor
Paul R
Horak
Mrs. Dare
Drama
Christian Women's Fellowship of Christian Church General Meeting
P.m
Red Horsers
P. m
Bernard Weiss
Nancy Bradshaw
Rothschild’s
Nancy
Farmers of Tomorrow
eBones
Vita
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Pele
Liberty Bldg
Des Moines 7
R.F.D. Company
Everty
Y's Men’s Club
Y's Men’s Board
Wolfs Flower Shop
Wolke
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