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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
6
East Lansing experts from Michigan State College predict farm production expenses will rise 10 to 15 percent this year over 1950 due to shortages and inflation. If weather remains average or better, overall farm output may set another record despite higher costs.
Brothers Robert and Gene Strange connected in Korea after a month of efforts. Robert serves at Ascom City in the Signal Corps. Gene works on a destroyed railroad bridge near Yondongpo with an engineering battalion and awaits a furlough home. Sister Agnes Helen, formerly Anna Van Hoy, returned to St. Mary's-On-the-Woods for summer. Donald Norris heads to Waterloo Iowa for Jewel Tea Company work. He visited Chicago and MarmionMilitary Academy alumni before heading back to Indiana University.
Delta Tau Tri Kappa business session recommends home focused spending for next year and votes to fund a lighting emblem for Loogootee recreation field. Marcella Risacher elected president for year starting September first. Barbara Cropp secretary. Rosemary Larkin recording secretary. Mary Lett becomes vice-president. Crystal Prather remains treasurer. Barbara Stuckey named head ofMartin County province. Services for Mrs Gertrude Tranter held with Barbara Cropp and Betsy Brooks singing. Jeanne Walker on piano. Out of town mourners listed. visiting addresses and kin noted.
New York dispatch reports that researchers find opened tin cans safe for unused contents if the can is covered and refrigerated promptly. experts emphasize proper containment to maintain safety.
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