Local visitors and trips noted in small town items
Mr and Mrs Kent Wallace returned Thursday of last week from a trip to Canada. Richard Buckner of Wichita Kansas spent last week here with his parents Mr and Mrs O M Buckner Mr and Mrs B E Lucas and Patricia of Shenandoah visited here Sunday.
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Kent Wallace
Canada
Richard Buckner
Wichita
Kansas
Parente
Mr and
Mra O. M. Buckner
B. E. Lucas
Patricia
Shenandoah
Weekend guests in Council Bluffs at the Aldridge family home
Newt Aldridge and family of Council Bluffs visited Mea Aldridge over the weekend. They were hosted by Mea’s parents, Mr and Mrs Ross Reed, at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt, Aldridge
Council Bluffs
Mea Aldridge
Mus
Ross Reed
Public funding critique of interest costs in electric project
A director of a large federally financed electric undertaking admits interest is not included in cost calculations. The bureaucrat replies that the U S Treasury pays the interest, implying only the taxpayer bears the burden.
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Electric’ndertaking
U.S. Treasury
Miss Betty Ginn Returns From Niles Michigan Visit
Miss Betty Ginn came home Thursday evening last week after a visit with her brother and family in Niles Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ginn
Niles
Michigan
Lenox couple visits with Johnston family Friday
Mr and Mrs Mannie Johnston of Lenox visited here Friday with his parents Mr and Mrs Bud Johnston, sharing time with relatives during a family gathering.
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Mannie Johnston
Lenox
Bud Johnston
Wiley sisters return to Omaha after stay in Frank Davia home
Ann and Sharon Wiley spent two months at the Frank Davia home and returned home to Omaha on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Sharon Wiley
Frank Davia
Omaha
Long term low rate loans in Taylor county
J. D. Loudon secretary for Taylor County Iowa announces federal land bank loans offered at long term, low interest. The notice specifies Taylor County participants may apply through the bank while funds last.
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Federal
Taylor County
J. D. Loudon
Akers and Piper Attend Funeral for Henry Otte
Mr and Mrs Neal Akers and Mrs Ida Piper with Mrs Ray Akers of Gravity and Mrs Lester Mc Kay of Sharpsburg attended the funeral of Henry Otte at Clar inda Thursday.
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Neal Akers
Ida Piper
Ray Akers
Gravity
Lester McKay
Sharpsburg
Henry Otte
Clarinda
Household goods moved for Mrs Lock to Corn ing
Mrs Glen Lock moved her household goods to Corning for temporary residence with her children for the duration.
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Glen Lock
Corning
Local funeral postponed for Mrs W R Richardson
Mr and Mrs L L McGregor of Creston arrived yesterday afternoon to attend the funeral but learned on arrival that services had been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. McGregor
Creston
W. R. Richardson
Injured Worker Dean McMahill Hospitalized After Job Incident
Dean McMahill sustained injuries while working for a construction company at College Springs. He was taken to Clarinda hospital for treatment and is listed in stable condition.
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Dean McMahill
College Springs
Clarinda
Mr and Mrs Perdew Visit Clarinda for Treatments
Mr and Mrs BH M Perdew traveled to Clarinda last Thursday. Mr Depew stayed through Saturday to receive medical treatments.
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BH. M. Perdew
Clarinda
Mr. Depew
Saturay
Miss Misa Gray Spends Weekend With Grant City Parents
Misa Margaret Gray visited her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Gray over the weekend. She teaches in the public schools at Grant City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Margaret Gray
Claude Gray
Grant City
Missouri
Dinner guests at Mrs Jona Heninger residence
Mr and Mrs Chas. Lock, Mr and Mrs Alda Burwell and Mrs Elmer Burwell were guests at dinner Sunday of Mrs Jona Heninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lock
Alda Burwell
Elmer Burwell
Jona Heninger
Visit Recalls Long Distance Call From Soldier Son
Mrs Maggie Douglas visited Mrs Mave Madden at Bedford on Saturday. During the visit, Mrs Madden received a long distance call from her son Howard in the U S service in California. Mrs Douglas also spoke with him and said she could hear him clearly as if in the same room.
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Maggie Douglas
Mave Madden
Bedford
Mra Madden
Howard
California
Mra Douglas
Methodist Church invites parishioners to Sunday services
The notice promotes morning worship at 10 a.m. at the Methodist Church with Sunday school immediately after the service. It urges readers to seek personal reform by aligning with spiritual renewal and giving their real selves a chance.
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J.D. Stevens
School Days Happenings Highlight Enrollment Rise
The high school reports a 28 percent enrollment increase from last year. Ninth grade leads with 7 girls and 15 boys, while tenth grade has 6 girls and 4 boys. Eleventh grade includes 5 girls and 6 boys, and twelfth grade has 10 girls and 6 boys. The American Government class with 23 pupils is the largest.
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Gaebler
Manual Arts
Companion Crop Seeding Rates for Oats with Grasses and Legumes
Rutgers assistant extension agronomist C S Garrison recommends sowing oats at one to one and a quarter bushels per acre when used as a companion crop with grasses and legumes. This reduces the normal rate of two and a half bushels and improves legume and grass stands by reducing competition for moisture and nutrients. Early removal of oats by pasture or cutting prevents lodging and preserves the hay or pasture mix.
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C. S. Garrison
Rutgers University
Fish Hatcheries Output Falls in 1943 Despite Increases in Some Species
The Fish and Wildlife Service reports 99 federal hatcheries produced 6.694 billion fish and eggs in 1943, down 14.4 percent from 1942 due to fewer pollock eggs and flounder fry. Lake trout steelhead Atlantic salmon and landlocked salmon show gains amid the overall decline.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
United States Department of the Interior
Independent seeks cobs for sale
The Independent paper notes the office wants to buy a load or two of cobs and asks willing sellers to call or visit with details.
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the Independent
Omaha Visitors Stay With Davias
Mrs Roy Adams and her daughter Barbara from Omaha visited from Saturday to Monday evening with Mrs Adams' parents Mr and Mrs Frank Davia and other relatives.
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Roy Adams
Barbara
Omaha
Adams
Frank Davia
Third Grade Social Science Teaches Indian Children Homes
Students in the Third grade Social Science class study Indian children and their homes to learn cultural differences. The lesson explores family life, dwelling types, and daily routines.
Free Methodist Church schedules district conference trip
Bertha A. Brown pastor announces no Sunday services as she and others attend the District Conference at Clarinda. A Wednesday prayer meeting is held each week at 8 o'clock.
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Bertha A. Brown
Clarinda
Lowell Dugan Returns Home After Training in San Diego
Lowell Dugan, who has been stationed at San Diego California for boot training, arrived home Tuesday to spend his furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Milo Dugan.
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Lowell Dugan
San Diego
California
Ms Milo Dugan
Proper cream can design saves cream and money
The article warns against cream containers with dirt collecting flanges and imperfect seams. It argues that smooth straight-sided tins, heavily tinned and without unfilled seams, resist cream spoilage and bacterial buildup, making a well made cream can a wise investment.
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Charles W. Weis, JR
Gravity Oil Co
Dle Ice
Vionday
McCormick
Deering
McCormick-Deering
A. C. Beery
Beemer Bros
Harold Dowell
Beverly Safely
Robert
Shirley Safely
Lambley’s
Robin Hood
Jack Sprat
the Bradleys
Mars
Free Methodist Church
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