Clover Leaf Club and Social Service Meeting Notes
The Clover Leaf Club met at Margaret An fous home with fifteen members and two visitors despite heavy rain. Dorothy Nagel led the business on the theme We can the President ote and plans for county fair exhibit. groups were formed to guide first year home furnishing work and an all day meat Jang was scheduled for July 17. The meeting also covered craft projects, upcoming meetings, and refreshments by Mrs Angus. The Social Service club of Plattville township held a July 11 meeting at Edith Cawardin’s home with twenty six women and fifteen children. a township committee of farm women was appointed and district officers listed. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Duis
Margaret Anfous
Ote
Dorothy Nagel
Plana
Charlotte
Frieda Fellows
Lottie Madiey
Evelyn Crawford
Fellows
Bradley
Letthie Fred. Jey
Wering
Beelyn Crawford
Jesse Con
Lillian Bradley
Baye Boyes
Angus
Fee Crenn
Cike Leter
Ernie
Much Work Dong
Lilian Uerndley
Social Service Club
Plattville Township
Edith Cawardin
Shirley Lincoln
Adout
Charles Katz
D. L. Cowardin
John Bantrup Jr
Clay Ester
Mar
Thirteen Happy Workers Poultry Club Meeting June 20
The Thirteen Happy Workers Poultry Club met June 20 with Dale and Wayne Nims. May and June reasons were shared, May roll call listed a crop, June roll call named a president. Motto Learn to do by doing. County Agent Rosenfeld attended and a calling demonstration was given. Bird picking tour delayed to July 31, 7 a.m., stops listed. Picnic dinner planned at Newell's pasture. Willing Workers to visit for bird selection after dinner. Dale Nims, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Workers’ Poultry Club
Dale
Wayne Nims
Rosenfeld
Churchman’s
Bradley's
Nagel's
Angua’s
Moore's
Nims’s
Bagu's
Newell’s Pasture
Willing Workers’ Club
Dale Nims
Rylander says It is a good thing hens do not know
Rylander quips that hens would be surprised by the brick trade, noting masonic buyers pay more for brick and that the birds remain unaware of such market quirks. The remark hints at local trade banter about building materials and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rylander
Bricka
Fall and Winter Apple Late Spray Guidance Issued
County Agent Ravenfeld relayed an Agricultural Extension Service note advising a late spray for fall and winter apple varieties. Mix one pound lead arsenate to 60 gallons with Bordeaux or lime sulfur based fungicides. prefer lime sulfur mixes in hot weather to avoid russeting. spray during the first week of June in town. Father: "When Abs Tincoin won your age he was making his own living." Son: "Yes, and when he was your age he was president."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenfeld
Agricultural Extension Service
Stute Cotlese
Vurehard
Abs Tincoin
Acidifying Canning Warns Home Canners
The United States Department of Agriculture warns that non acidic vegetables and meats cannot be safely canned by boiling water without adding acid. Iowa State College studies show lemon juice improves keeping quality of corn string beans asparagus and Swiss chard when processing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Lemon juice tests improve corn flavor in hot water bath trials
The Ames tests show one teaspoon of fellow juice per pint of string bone suffices in a hot water bath of 1.5 hours, two teaspoons lemon juice per pint with two hours for Swiss chard, and two teaspoons lemon juice per pint with 2.5 hours for corn and 3.5 hours for quail. Corn flavors were improved by adding a quarter teaspoon baking soda per pint during boiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
County Agent News Highlights Farm Activities and Shows
County farmers hear updates from Bert Hyzer and county agents as preparations for the Mille County fair rise. Poultry and dairy exhibitors are invited to Plattsmouth Poultry Show December 10 11 and 12 with liberal prizes. Breeding stock sales and fair demonstrations by local clubs are announced including Silverettes Maivernettes and Shamrocks showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hyzer
Center Township
Janis Slaughter
Fred Thirschafer
I. W. Castor
Jack
Rualph Thompson
Agel Rosenfeld
Plattamouth
Nelir
Plattsmonth
Mille County
Robert Poore
Brandt
Poore
W. QR. Whitfield
Bob
Farm Bureau
Bernard Brandt
Sean Peal
Covent Cinezaena Sc
Bart Anderson
Local families and visitors listed in Shenandoah and Red Oak
A string of social notes records travels and visits among area families. Mrs H K Kellenbatser travels to Atchison for a funeral, Flora Liddell visits in Nebraska with relatives, the Louie Bullington family visits Red Oak, and numerous dinners and Sunday gatherings are noted with families including Ellison, Welter, Parker, Arnold, Gritin, and McLain. Several hospital returns and farm neighborhood outings are mentioned, with a few illnesses described.
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H. K. Kellenbatser
Atchison, Kansas
Cotsin
Misa Flora Liddell
Ernest Ellison
T. H. Ellison
Glenn Kellenbarger
Jessie
Red Oak
Louie Bullington
Ruby Straight
Btotett
Cardiff
Walter Bishop
Viola Hatfield
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
McLain
Sor
jDean
Brocter
Frank Koehersperser
Jessie Grayson
Edwin
John Parker
Walter Welter
Barger Oand
Elle
Harold
Etna Swisher
Elliott
TE Arnold
Fr. Roehersperger
Frank McLain
Flora Liddell
Mate
Emerson
C. E. Elects Officers at Meeting Last Week
At the CG. E. business meeting last week Dean McLain was elected president and other officers were chosen. Pearl McClain became vice president, Wilma Cooper secretary, Flora Liddell treasurer, Velma MeCapt. was named corresponding secretary.
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CG. E
Dean McLain
Pearl McClain
Wilma Cooper
Flora Liddell
cVelms MeCapt
Town Weather and Local Notes From Clarinda Area
The note highlights a storm damage with several telephone lines out of service and a near completion threshing scene. It lists local residents traveling to Oklahoma and Omaha, farm yields of eleven bushels per acre, illnesses, trips to Denver and the Black Hills, and a recent death in Cimaron Kansas influencing a family from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Boilin
Oklahoma
Joe Cahill
Charles Shaw
Clarinda
Emil Webb
Vincent Gutschenutter
Many Go On Excursion to Keokuk
A Shenandoah party led by Otis Butcher and family plus C. R. Butcher and Miss Flossie Addy joined an annual excursion to Keokuk. They left Shenandoah at 3 a m Sunday and returned at 3 a m Monday. A large crowd traveled by boat to Fort Madison for sightseeing.
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Keokuk
Mie
Otis Butcher
Darlene
Fort Madison
Dorothy Vestal Sunday school class elects officers and meets
The Strahan Dorothy Vestal Sunday school class met Thursday in Mr Woodfills yard from 3 80 to 5 30 appointing officers President Maxine Dalph vice Charlotta Dye treasurer Norma Shaul and reporters Ruby Warren and Gladys Bryant The class named Cooperation and holds monthly meetings with the next at Margaret Angus’s on Wednesday August 28 Refreshments were served after the meeting Sixteen members six guests and the teacher Dorothy Vestal attended Several local residents were listed as present or noted in travel and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Vestas
Dlass
Woodfill
Maxine Dalph
Charlotta Dye
Norma Shaul
Ruby ‘Warren
Gladys Bryant
Margaret Angus
T Se
Dorothy Vestal
Dancing Party At L W Irvin Home In Randolph
L W Irvin hosted a Saturday night old time dance with about fifty neighbors and friends. A lunch of sandwiches pie and coffee followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Conrad Mr and Mrs Roy Collier and family Mr and Mrs Ben Guyer Mr and Mrs Clyde Gravitt and family and many others. Music by the Byer boys of Randolph added to the festive mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Irvin
Harry Conrad
Roy Collier
Ben Guyer
Clyde Gravitt
Familly
Willie Bolton
Mersy Thomas
Fanily
Oad
Wilbur Youngs
Andy Flemings
Wil Irvin
Kimmett
Jerry
Mae Maher
John Doyle
Raymond
Leota
Euleen Morse
Russell
Grace Flemings
Mia
Tigy Layver
Everette
Lyver
Orville
Fern Stockscell
Roy
Ray Haynie
Hazel
Paul Young
Lucile
Robert Miller
Ulysses
Dewey Pegin
Mrs. Hurd
Musis Lovers Gather For Musical Program
A local musical program attracted a gathering of residents including Mrw Ark Coleda and families from Creek townolly, with attendees such as Mer and Wire Quy Martlo Jennie Hydaes and others. The event featured performances by several local members and provided community entertainment.
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Ark Coleda East
Lise Creek
Quy Martlo
Mies
Jennie Hydaes
Gay Martlo
Mer
Walter Roberts
Charles Pad See
Bmw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mills County Farm Bureau News
Georige Rosenfeld
Janice Askelson
Platteville Social
Angus Hone
Laat
Happy Workers Poultry Club
Boe
Ron
Are
Coac Lam
G. Wederqvist
County Agent News
C. E
Fies Helen
Margen
Gertrude Regan
Misa Dorothy Head
Lake Okahofi
Dan Grant
Cimaron
Kansas
Low Sweeney
Isabelle Sweeney
Ittue
Katie
Cecalie Doyta
Misa Cecelia
Orimha
Federal
Comstock
Albert Addy
Black Hills
Emmett Leonard
Denver
Mansfeld
Mansfield's
Field
Mansfiel
Seka Petro
Aflice Grive
Towasectors
Lovejoy
Mills County Nash CO
Harry Brown
Strahan
Mas Moore
Shenandoah
Oliver Aghen
Adaw
Gipe
Arwaddaughter
Mra
Waller Obort
Blulvern
Prank Jawan
Felly Buumery
Mirehyde Archer Orth
Ache
Jake
Byyer Boys
Randolph
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