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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1937
Page
25
The article explains delphiniums tolerate varied soils and locations with practices to ensure thriving spikes. It covers drainage, soil texture, fertilizing with well rotted manure, lime for alkalinity, timing of fertilization, mulching, wind protection, and post bloom pruning to encourage a fall bloom. It also mentions starting from strong potted plants for robust growth.
Readers explore a modern seed catalog to discover varieties with brilliant shades and deep bronze hues, guiding gardeners toward colorful planting options and new decorative plants for the season.
Mrs A O Cowles hosted the R Bridge club on Wednesday with prizes won by Mrs Genevieve Durham, Mrs Margaret Helms and Mrs Hazel Nelson. Mrs Charles Mosher hosted the Woman's club. Members of the Woman's Relief Corps and Legion Auxiliary met on Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Dalbey hosted her bridge club with Mrs. Robert McGrawhan and Mrs. Albert Stein as guests. A Farm Bureau family night was held at Joe Bod dicker home with several local residents on the program. Sunday school details and visits from Minneapolis and Cheyenne are noted. The Sangerburd Choral Society performed for a school community club event, with local families attending.
A group gathered at the G L Cramer home on Tuesday for a birthday party sponsored by Circle Three of the Ladies Aid. Luncheon was served by the hostess with help from Mesdames H N Stone James King and Nellie Holtzman. Circle One led by Mrs Mary Grapes met with Mrs Mae Keith on Wednesday.
Aurora AB club was entertained Tuesday at Mrs J F Loeck with Mrs LeRoy Waskow as co host. The senior class of Aurora high school entertained the juniors and faculty Monday. Rural Larkin club hosted Tuesday at Mrs Erma Ross home. Buffalo township Farm Bureau members and families were hosted by Mr and Mrs Amos Kiefer. The school picnic was Friday.
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