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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
6
A health column advises strict refrigeration to prevent summer spoilage. Iowa State expert notes bacteria multiply at room temperature. lists high risk foods such as cream fillings, poultry, ham, salads, and dairy pastries. Emphasizes prompt cooling, proper wrapping, and refrigerated storage for meats, seafood, gravies, fats, and produce.
Lincoln Township residents Mr and Mrs Earl Neath Wiota plan a three day trip to Vacation Village at Lake Okoboji with eight high school senior girls: Linda Lou Brown Vesta Bailey Helen Lou Woods Lila Rae Dressler Lois Gissible Patricia Parkinson Wava Morgan and Cra lyn Johnson. Jerry Heath stayed home ill with measles over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs E R Jebsen with DeEtta and Mickey spent last week vacationing at Cass Lake Minnesota enjoying leisure time and fishing during a family trip.
The Sew A Bit Club and Lincoln Lincolnettes 4H share events with multiple members and guests. The Sew A Bit gathering on Thursday drew twelve members and one guest Eleanor Bearman, with door prizes awarded to Mrs Byron Harris Mrs Leonard Bailey and Miss Seaman. July 17 plans note Mrs Herlot Jeppesen as host. The Lincolnettes meet June 18 at Sue Dressler’s home with three members one leader and four visitors. Demonstrations cover handbags hats accessories and machine care. talks include care of clothes and adventure with ribbons. July meeting will be with Betty Cron.
Mr and Mrs Wally Farnham and their son from Wolbach arrived Friday for a week long stay at the Floyd Spry home as they begin a vacation.
A Cass county group of fifteen 4-H boys from four clubs plus county officers, led by vice president LeRoy Odem, attend the three day Boys 4-H Short Course and State Convention in Ames June 24 to 26. They are joined by Youth Assistant Clair Hein and County Extension Director H E Codlin. Delegates include Robert Leach Bear Grove and Jim Johnston Victoria among others.
Mike Lambertsen notes stung leaves affect yield while a specialist recommends planting spacing and pruning. Apply complete fertilizer such as 3-104 at 2 pounds per 100 square feet and cultivate first then mix in fertilizer. Water to 3 inches deep and rotate sprinkler positions for even soak. Renovation soon after harvest preserves production and runners.
Pat McKee of Massena representing the Victoria Volunteers 4-H club from Cass county won a red ribbon at the State Better Grooming Contest in Ames during the State Girls Convention June 18 21. Among fourteen Cass county Better Groomed Girls she was chosen. The State contest enrolled thirty three girls.
Iowa State College extension nutritionist Jewel Graham says certain green bean varieties freeze best. Choose Burpee Stringless Greenpod As Grow Stringless Tendergreen Giant Stringless Greengod Ran Harvest. Pick beans when pods are rounded and seeds small. Freeze within hours. Discard moldy pods. Wash and trim. Snap ends and cut as desired. Blanch 1 to 2 minutes for french, 3 to 4 for cut or whole. Cool in cold water, drain, and pack in freezer containers. Dry pack or brine pack with 14 percent solution. headspace specified. Freeze immediately.
Notice of renewal states Anita Lumber Company, located in Anita Iowa, has renewed its articles of incorporation under Iowa law. The document identifies the corporation by name and its principal place of business in Anita Iowa.
The object of its corporation is retailing lumber building materials and coal and related activities. Capital stock authorized is 30 000 dollars divided into 300 shares at 100 dollars each. The renewal commenced June 1 1952 for twenty years. Board of Directors minimum three. officers elected by the board. Private property exempt from debts. Dated June 2 195% by Edward E Evans president and Robert Scott secretary.
Cass county 4H girls attending Camp Brewster in Omaha are Benton-Faye Finnerty Shar lene Bannick Franklin Sharon Shaffer Annabelle Robinson Grove-Mary Ann Turner Nellie Faye Larsen Lincoln Judy Parker Leona Gissible Norma Scarlett Massena-Eva Kerstens Margaret Casteel Shirley Stapleton Mary Ellen Behnken Union-Sharon Rhinehart Nedra Wickey.
Forty Cass county 4H club leaders and members attended a Monday night training school in Atlantic focused on 4H demonstration teams and summer work. Betty Jane Bradley county extension home economist Mrs James Braman home economics 4 H judge and Mrs Harold Joyce county 4H chairman reported on the sessions.
A chemistry of moisture in basements is explained by S. De Forest of Iowa State College. Tips include night ventilation to vent damp air, keeping windows closed in daytime, moisture-absorbing chemicals like calcium chloride, and using a dehumidifier for larger spaces, though costly.
Iowa State College extension horticulturist A. E. Cott urges renovating the strawberry patch after harvest to boost next year’s yield. Clear paths two to two and a half feet between rows, thin plants so rows measure about 12 to 15 inches wide, leaving 4 to 12 inches between remaining plants.
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