Busy Bee Home Ec Club Hosts Several Gatherings
The Busy Bee Home Ec Club opened with president Mrs Yes Kiefner leading a program that included the song of the month and a history reading by Mrs Car Raney. Members planned an all day meeting June 29 at Eastside Park Washington and hosted invitations from the Friendly Twelve Club for June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yes Kiefner
Car Raney
Ophelia Club
Veale Township
Eastside Park
Washington
Twel
Margaret McCracken
Mesdames Nernon Kiefner
Paul Fuhrman
Chri Fuhrman
Paul Evans
Walterans
Ira Evans
Joseph Lannan
K. K. Dilley
Lester Price
da. Carrico
Dwyer
Paul ‘Evans
Shepherd
Roger Shepherd
Holsapple
J. Kunkler
Gladys Ener
Harlan Bruner
Strange
Tim Strange
Bridge Clu
Paul O’male
Joe Cropp
Odon
Strawberry Icing Recipe From Distillation Notes
The fragment describes a strawberry icing method with steps to crush berries, mix sugar and lemon juice, and gradually add confectioners sugar to a spreadable consistency. It mentions cod and double boiler details, plus flavoring variations and timing hints.
Shower Held For Newlyweds Miss Jean Rich to Be Bride
Mrs Hollis Divine honored at a miscellaneous shower at the Richardson home on N g Street in Odeon. Guests included family friends and neighbors who celebrated the upcoming marriage of Jean Rich future Mrs Hollis Divine with gifts and refreshments following the gift opening. The note lists many attendees and shows the party in a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crooke
Bobby
St. Mo
Evansvile
St. Louis
Belleville, Til
Marion Fidler
Marshal, NJ
Fred Brooks
Bloomin Nli
F * Brooks, Jr
I. U
Patty Crooke
Louis
George Yeager
Hubert Patt
Harriett
Brooks
Stephen
Mich
Patterson
Enshdpen
Igom Ackerman
Wm. Patterson
Pattson
Detroit
Idianapolis
Hollis Divine
Odeon
Stuckey
Vera Richardson
J. D. Richardson
N. G Street
Jean Rich
John L. Divine
Washington
Bert Ketchem
Naomi
W. Fred Dearmin
Ben Helm
Charles Watson
E. Pershing
H. O. Ketchem
Betty Raney
Winona Darley
Virginia Marshall
Leona Seneff
Mary Evelyn Overton
Mabel
Lethe Mae Byrd
Merlin Stuckley
Dearmin
Russell Dearmin
I. R. York
S. Spring Street
Mesdames
Paris Crane
Ward Nichols
Henry G. Coleman
Earl Webster
Dwight Hayes
Charles E. Pate
W. Palmer Bechtel
Dale Cooper
S. E. Bowman
York
Mere
Jane
Myers
Cheries
Sims and Son
F. K. Wadsworth
Guy Reynolds
Indianapolis
E. A. Reynolds
Hagerstown Md
Esther Barkley
Mitchell School
N. F. Barkley
Peabury College
Nashville
Thunsday
Unclear text from historical serial story segment
Fragmentary OCR text presents a crime scene or newsroom setting with characters Mary Henle Pete and Rogers. Confusing phrases imply a dangerous incident, mysterious phone call, and newspaper rivalry. Core details are damaged, making exact events and outcomes uncertain.
Powerful confrontation over a murder investigation and a press feud
In a tense scene Rogers presses Mary as Ladd seeks her help to expose the truth behind Martin's murder. The editor-like dispute centers on Clem Shirley and Jim Shirley, with Mary defending candor while Ladd accuses hidden agendas. A stream of local notices and social announcements follows, detailing memorial Day visitors and community events across Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Expe
the Gazette
Rogers
Maky
Ladd
Martin
Clem Shirley
Shirley
Jim Shirley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Busy Bee
EC Club
James Hart
James Dwyer
Daviess County
Helen Blaineler
Sibbeld
Rorya
WM. A. Allison
Indiana
H. B. Duplan
Crown Point
Washington, Indiana
Pers
Debs
Miss N
Henle
Pete
Helen Worden
NEA Service, Inc
Thompson
Tuckie
Rogers Pepice Renidin
Leta
Babe Carrell
Porter Frlin
H. V. Herndon
Vincenne
Palmer Williaty
Larry
South Bend
Spé
John B. Williams
Marian Aeretont
John
Chris
Ville
Ralph Humtsesh
Chicago
Mra
Honernicale
Louisville
Bernard Pate
Danville
Kathyrn
Julia Kerman
A. d
Isis
Orial
Frank Harmoon
Lafe Kirk
Elfie Kéli
Evelyn Kirk
Jed Mord
Pau Ragle
Ildren
Excom
Daviess Circuit Court
County
Mary Barney
Daviess
Geor Clark
Do E. VanTrees
Indeman’s Pharmacy
N. E. Ltd
Rouse Johnson Music CO
Atria
DODGE
Ee Ee
Williams Bros
Parker Pens
Lindeman’s
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