Women on the Farm Interview with Mrs Frank Scott
Mrs Frank Scott, a farm wife near Wilton Junction, chairs the Farm Bureau women’s committee. She farms 280 acres, owns 120, rents 160 from Ernest and James Scott. She discusses Farm Bureau programs for women, nutrition, time management, and war emergency training, plus four children and a 4 H connection with her Jersey herd and poultry. She travels to Des Moines for Farm Bureau events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scott
Wilton Junction
West Liberty
The
Farm Bureau
Ernest
James Scott
William
James
Women's Division Plans for Farm Bureau Members
The excerpt notes Ann and Uncle Jim providing meals at a conference. It confirms the baby named Robert Ernest, six weeks old. The women discuss Farm Bureau plans for the coming year, including a June meeting to identify problems needing help. They consider clothing exchanges and making underwear from usable parts of adults' worn garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farm Bureau
Good Single Bed Heals Home Illness Forecaster
Mary Beard urges households to prepare a proper 40 inch wide single bed for illness care. She, representing the American Red Cross Nursing Service, notes a bed with firm springs eases nursing and that a studio bed can serve as a hospital bed when elevated about six inches using blocks or filled cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beard
Director Nursing Service
American
Red Cross
Michigan Girl Is St Hausler's Bride
Miss Margaret Ann Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Rogers of Scottville Michigan and Lt Leland M Hausler son of Mr and Mrs J W Cook of 1852 D Avenue NE were married Monday at St Jerome s church in Scottville The ceremony was performed by Rev Edward O Hara Lt and Mrs Hausler are now visiting in the Cook home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Rogers
J. W. Rogers
Scottville
Mich
Leland M. Hausler
J. W. Cook
D Avenue
St. Jerome’s Church
Edward O’hara
Home Nursing Tips and Seasonal Veggie Recipes Advised
The article discusses mattress protection for patients and improvised padding using available materials. It offers food storage tips with ration tokens, and provides several seasonal vegetable recipes featuring squash and eggplant with detailed preparation and baking steps. It notes home grown produce like grapes and tomatoes as market options.
Mary Green Weds Pfc Slater in Garden City Kan Church
Mary Elizabeth Green daughter of Mrs Maude Green of 320th avenue SW and Pfc Lyleter Slater son of Mr and Mrs I G Tinkham of 600 Fourth avenue SE were married August 17 at St Marys church Garden City Kansas. Attendants were Miss Mary Gerber and Frank Petersen with Jeanne Finnup as organist. Slater is stationed at Garden City Army Airfield Medical Detachment. After a brief wedding trip to Colorado Springs they will live in Garden City.
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Mary Elizabeth Green
Maude Green
320Th Avenue
Pfc. Lyleter
I. G. Tinkham
Fourth Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Garden City
Kan
Mary Gerber
Frank Petersen
Jeanne Finnup
Pfc
Slater
Garden City Army Airfield
Colorado Springs
Gardenity
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Naomi Doebel
Frances Byrne
Alaska
Junior
Ann
Des Moines
Baldridge Studio
Third Street
Harvey
Dicde
MAY
Second Street SE
Jim
Robert Ernest
Michigan
St. Hausler
By Naomi
I‘rebel
Elizabeth Ink
Mt. Vernon
Mary Green
Patricia Petiteers
Bunny
Pacific
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