Local families adjust to spring moves and illnesses
Theodore Hoover returns to the home farm while Elmer Shiflett moves into the vacated house at White Hall. June Brown recovers from chickenpox and flu at grandparents, as A L Anderson occupies Memorial Hospital in Winchester. Frances Jackson hosts guests Peggy Ann and Darlene Brill. several families report chickenpox and measles. Walter Jackson recovers from a bad cold and may work soon. W R Graham Jr mans the local store and station.
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Theodore Hoover
Elimer Shiflett
Hoover
Roy Bagegnt
White Hall
Miss June Brown
A.S. Abshire
A. L. Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Frances Jackson
Peggy Ann
Darlene Brill
Jacob Hausenfluck
Walter Jackson
W. R. Graham, Jr
Elmer Shifflet
Wrappers on Blue Ribbon Bread Demand Strain Supplies
A business notice explains cellophane shortages limit Blue Ribbon Bread wrapping. Producers may switch some days to wax paper while preserving high quality. The change aims to meet demand without sacrificing product standards.
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