Silver City and Area Social Calendar and Visits
Local notes recount graduates preparing for Casper and Cedar Falls summer programs. Don Lawson departs for a USDA antomology job after Nebraska year, Willa Pullman to Cedar Falls summer school. Nearby households host visits, Legion and OFS meetings slated for June 11, including Silver City and Wall Hill gatherings. A long list of social arrivals, parties, and picnics follow with community figures and families from Mineola, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Shenandoah, and Caldwell attending events and dinners.
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University of Nebraska
Donald Lawson
Floyd Lawson
Casper
Wyo
United State Department of Agriculture
Willa Pullman
Cedar Falls
Ed Gradle
Leonard Klersch
Wall Hill
Nebr
James Mosley
Charles Greenwood
Sidney
Art Hafer
Art Rommel
Charles Rommel
Omaha
American Legion and Auxiliary
Sliver City
American Lagion
OFS Kensington
Hazel Anderson
Loran Boyer
Floyd LeBar
Mapelton
Ore
K. 3. McMahan
Frances Schott
Charles
Council Bluffs
Raymond Gain
Linda
Phillip
Ralph Koch
Clifford
Freddy
0. C. Bierman
Eva Speck
Steven
Mary Margaret al
Mineola
Joe Kahls
Doris
Fred Bierman
Jimmy
Glenwood
Ethel Anderson
Jack
Sioux City
Vis
Local Social News and Visits Across Counties
A jumble of visits and greetings marks the week as residents from Lincoln to Solana Beach drop in and out of homes in towns near Conway. Guests from Omaha Hastings Hebron and Clarinda share meals and stories while families plan moves and summers abroad. A note on farming advises reducing bloat risk by feeding grain ahead of pasture turnout.
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Sean
Joann Adama
Taha
Beatie Delg
Edna
Heslater
Alvil Nortoff
Othtes Idlulives
Conway
Mra
W. Anderson
Roscoe
Solana Beach
Eli Clay
Mary Ciilpson
Lincoln
C. C. Cilpson
Jack Goodman
Omaha
C. C. Goodman
Frank Follett
Council Bluffin
Co. O. Johnson
Annia Miller
George Mays
California
Vinson Goos
Chicago
WSCS
Potatoes and Vitamin C Loss From Cooking Practices
A Minnesota Experiment Station report finds cooking potatoes and holding them for days reduces ascorbic acid. Peeling and long storage lower vitamin C. boiling quickly with little water preserves more. Potatoes remain economical for nutrients, contributing 11 percent of vitamin C in 1948 urban family diets.
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Minnegota
Minnesota
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Center Feeders 4-H Club Holds May Meeting in Mills County
Mills County 4-H Club News reports the Center Feeders 4-H club meeting at firksdale Church with Roger Shepard selected for Boys 4-H Short Course in Ames. Enrollment blanks were distributed to the Farm Bureau Office. Next gathering is June 19 at Hilldale Church. Betty Vestal named Spirit of Camp at a three day 4-H event at Brawster. selection honored leadership and friendliness. Additional notes advise lawn mowing timing and seed yield impacts, plus advice on protein for cattle.
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Center
Firksdale Church
Roger Shepard
St Ames
Farm Bureau
Hilladale Church
Betty Vestal
Mills County
Brawster
Millis
Montgomery
Faye
Fremont
Picnic Season Preview Amid Autumn Leaves Fall Away
The passage hints at easing into outdoor picnics after autumn, with meals like cold salads and cooked-out feasts. It emphasizes pace and simplicity, suggesting small daily tasks and lighter work to enjoy gatherings as the season shifts.
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Grover J Googe
Catherine
Earl Bobbett
C. O. Johnson
Phyliss Shuiritt
Harald
Cecelia van Kirk
Gordon Vaughn
J. B. Davenspike
Roy Gater
Frances
Frank Brannan
Shenandoah
C. C. Bunton
Caldwall
Idaho
Margaret Plumer
Rebekah
Virgil Decker
Harvey Ord
Ruth Adams
Carroll Kirlin
Marvin Atteberry
Betty - Boyer
Rose Marie Williams
West Broadway
Mills County 4-H Club News
Ralph Krenzin
Iowa State College Extension Agronomial
Oae
Sum
Rex Beresford
Iowa State
Mer
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Ear
Flight
Glenwood Mineola Siven
City Pacific Jet
Raynor Funeral Home
Rex Theatre
Fr Pywich Orl
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Oan Tetzel
Robert Lesh
Junior Shadeo
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