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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1956
Page
6
A reader asks about a method of canning apples by placing quartered fruit in cold water with two aspirins. The editor reports the approach keeps apples fresh but poses health hazards if used continuously and should not be a regular canning procedure.
The U S Health department bans aspirin in canning as a health hazard. It warns salicylic acid preserves foods but may cause gastro intestinal diseases over time. A home method is described for canning apples with sugar, using hot water bath processing.
Perry Center community notes record departures to Maywood California and Sioux Rapids with visits by Lindlief Lindlefff and family. Emerson Nebraska native Roger Denker joins the Air Corps. The Perry Friendship Club elected officers Lawrence Vondrak as Chairman Gordon Eifiouw as Vice Chairman Gordon Parkhill as Secretary and Treasurer Leo Vandrak as Publicity Chairman. October meeting planned at Mrs Arthur Miller residence with hostess gifts prepared.
Mr and Mrs Gene Nugent moved into the former Howard Kavarna home. Mr and Mrs Clarence Vandrak spent Monday with their son in Liberty township. Mrs Richard Williams and sister Mrs Lois Smith of Volin SD visited Mr and Mrs Earl Wills. Miss Kay Vandiak teaches in Rock Valley SD and visited parents. Adolph Kovarna and Mary Frances Lindlief and others hosted dinners in Emerson NE. Grace Vondrak, Dorothy Barton, and Kavarna relatives visited Dell Rapids SD. Annie Rice of Vicksburg MI visited Art Newman. Sunday guests included Anna Hansen Carl Fornia Albert and Edward Asplund August Meister. Melvin Williams returned from Iowa City with his son Charles for hospital tests. Fred Peterson of Elk Point dined with Knapps. Gene Hansen and Bruce Elliott study at Vermillion SD. Bill Hathaway of Sioux City attended weddings and visits. Leon Christiansen of Sioux City visited Emer Hansen. Howard Daws teaches at St Michaels in Leeds. Flannerys and Elliots attended a Book Review in Hinton.
Paraiba et Andrew C Carstensen transfer Lot 1 Bik 1 Frosts Add Merrill except part for highway. Burness Thompson to William C Creasey all interest in Ni 9 90 43 and Lots 6 7 Bik 1 Kingsley. Anna Orban to M W Orban West 75 feet Lot 6 Blk 77th Add Le Mars. George Litzmann to Ruth Morrissey NE4 New 6-90-44. All transactions recorded for $1.00.
The Normandy Restaurant hosted the FBYP Fair Stand Party Thursday evening to honor Farm Bureau Young People's Club work at the Plymouth County 4-H Fair. Twenty seven members attended including President Ray Pierre and others. special thanks were given to volunteers Jim Schoenrock Joan Pritchett Bill Anters, with Marilyn Gabel noted for assisting the stand while at Iowa State College.
Dr W E Rozeboom handed out work packets to Floyd Valley District Boy Scouts finance committee men at the Scout House in Orange City. The group discussed raise in operations costs and a larger budget, noting Scouting and churches aid juvenile delinquency combat.
F B P Board Members and Membership Committee Members are reminded of a special meeting on September 24 at 8 00 p m at the Farm Bureau Office. Club Members meet Tuesday night September 25 at 7 30 p m also at the Farm Bureau Office. The Oyster Stew gathering will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Albert.
Farm Calendar lists Siouxland Farmery TV program at 2 45 p m on September 26 and an assortment of meetings across Monona and Cherokee counties. Highlights include Feed and Livestock Outlook at LeMars Vocational Building, Castana Field Day, Boys and Girls 4-H Leaders meetings, a Northwest Iowa Business Association tour, and an Extension Council gathering through October 2.
The county notes strong interest in the Junior Feeder Project for the coming year. It credits solid profits in cattle feeding last year and warns against overenthusiasm and careless calf purchases. Emphasizes careful pricing margins between calf cost and sale price.
Miss Addie Jane Lilly and Delbert Mayerard exchanged wedding vows last Sunday at Westfield Congregational Church with Rev. Joseph Castle officiating. Decor included bronze chrysanthemums. Carolyn Lilly served as bridesmaid in aqua lace, and the bride was given in marriage by her grandfather O. B. Lilly.
A catalog style listing presents feed products and prices including Tankage Meat and Bone Serapes Old Process Soy Meal Linseed Meal and related feed components. Items include Brians Bran E Standard Middlings Hulled Quits Scratch Grain Cracked Corn and various minerals and supplements from Cudahy and Sargent.
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