Taylor County 4-H Girls Prepare for 20th State Convention
The 20th annual Girls State 4-H Convention will run June 21 to 24 on the Iowa State College campus in Ames. Taylor County 4-H leaders accompany twenty plus clubs and dozens of members including Lois Anderson and Joan Brown to hear speakers on developing talents for greater usefulness.
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Taylor County
Town State College
Ames
John Hunter
Paul Long
Charles Wintermute
Walter Osburn
Hampton Wintermute
Lois Anderson
Gay Guss
June Penton
Victory 4
Hers
Elynor Glassgow
Dallas Delphiniums
Kathlyn Roude‘bush
Platte
Violxi Stroburg
Bluebirds
Twila Welch
Friendship
Mildred Naven
Holt Lassies
Marilyn Park
Loyal Legion
Marlene Stewart
Polk Sunshine
Jean Corliss
Clayton Cloverleaf
Donna Jean Roush
Washington Farmer
Murray W. Allen
Alfred Jenser
Cass County
G. N. ‘Knickerbocker
Hamilton County
Hunter
Twentieth Century Club Socials and Local Visits Log
Sharpsburg residents enjoyed a Twentieth Century Club gathering at the Underwood home with guests Lydia Filbert and Donna Mae Grimm. Traveling prizes went to Edd Phelan and Joe Cochran. July’s meeting will be at Carrie Pinney’s home. News included visits from Deane Whipple and family, Gaylon Million and his son, and relatives to Popular Bluffs Missouri. Frank Campain died in Nebraska. brother Guy Campain will attend the funeral. WC T U chair Mary Underwood hosted at her home. Essex dinner guests included Ray Hinton party.
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Lester McKay
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Frank Campain
Guy Campain
Nebraska
Wc.t.u
Dora Hayes
Tom Grimm
Donna Mae
Roy Kerrs
Ray Hayes
Lenox
Essex
Ray Hinton
Williamsburg a Living Historic Drive Through Time
A travel diary recounts a May day in Williamsburg Virginia with tours of the Capitol Governor's Palace and Bruton Parish Church. The narrative emphasizes the living atmosphere, period attire by staff, Colonial era crafts, and a day ending with a Chesapeake Bay ferry ride toward Philadelphia.
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Virginia
Rockefeller, Jr
England
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Patrick Herry
John Marshall
Capital Building
Patrick
Bruton Parrish
United States
Teol for Athlete's Foot Promises Quick Relief
An ad for Teol claims superior penetrating power with a 90 percent alcohol base to drive the active ingredient to the germ on contact. It promises relief in one hour and offers 35 cents back at any drug store, featuring Pete's location.
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Pete’s
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