Vacation travel fills schedule for local residents
A long list of local residents enjoyed extended travels and visits over the weekend and coming days. Families from Ames, Malvern, Omaha, and nearby towns visited relatives, toured the Black Hills, Minnesota lakes, and the west coast, while others prepared trips to Seattle, Oregon, and major Ohio destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stucky
David Seipeld
Des Moines
Mor
Mirooaned
Mires
Faw
Beradie
Mary
Athur
Black Hills
Dakota
Nebraska
Harry Barks
Santa Barbara
Cal
North Platte
Omaha
Harry Adely
Alma Williams
Lisle Belle Ally
Randolph
Lisle
Chas
Raine
Downey
Malvern
Weders
Bertha Talbott
W. A. Rush
Beatrice
Nebr
Remer
Minn
Trex
Rush
Camp Brewster Hosts Mills County 4-H Members Fun and Work
Mills county 4 H girls and leaders enjoyed three days at Camp Brewster with Page Montgomery Fremont and Mills counties from June 4 to 8 The program featured swimming hand craft recreation camp cookery and a Sunday vesper led by Mrs Jesse Field Shanbaugh Leaders Mrs Willard Wright and Miss Stubbs supervised cookery classes amid varied activities Readouts note many Mills county girls and leaders by name and upcoming Rally Day and Achievement Day plans, plus club reports and tours government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Page
Montgomery
Fremont
Mills
Brewster
Jessie Field Shanbaugh
Willard Wright
Stubbs
W. C. Blackburn
Betty Roenfeld
Wilda Tackett
Marion Harbor
Lois Siefford
Kay Steiner
Barbara Bolton
Joan Schroeder
Patty Weak
Roxanna Hodge
Sharon Douglas
Jean Porter
Ruth Rowe
Donna Rae Plumer
Lois Martin
Ruth Ann Farnoff
Genelle Feldt
Joyce Johnson
Darlene Scott
Lois Hunt
Janet Martin
Kathryn Dalrymple
Helen Wise
Alice Tackett
Catherine Caraher
Pauline Caraher
Busy Bees
Busy Bees Club
Carolyn Cozad
Hrewster
Social gathering noted at Roger Miller home
The article mentions guests including Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stille and their sons and Dean Luelmen of Omaha. The event occurred July 6 at the home of Roger Miller with Julianne Decker as the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Stille and Sons
Dean Luelmen
Omaha
Roger Miller
Mrs Klopping Speaks at Anderson Farm Bureau Meeting
Mrs. Walter Klopping of Underwood spoke to 75 members and guests from Ingraham Anderson and Indian Creek Farm Bureaus at Wesley Chapel church. She shared Europe travel experiences and her England pen pal visit, mixing humor with notes on the crowded D P camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Klopping
Underwood
Europe
Ingraham, Anderson and
Indian Creek Farm Bureau
Wesley Chapel Church
Klopping
Omaha
England
Anderson Township Farm Bureau
Indian Creek
Ingraham
Here and There Around Iowa Highlights from Colfax to Anamosa
Sequence of brief Iowa items: a graveyard bullsnake bite near Colfax on Memorial Day. a Shepherd dog in Adair County nursing lambs. a Strawberry Point boy injured by an explosion while using a wood shop. a 71st wedding anniversary at Columbus City. Tanda family fishing lesson with daughter Valerie catching nine fish. a wedding ring saving fingers in Clarinda bandsaw accident. Beth Annis near Argona finding many snakes. Ed Marlowe of Burt killed by a lightning strike. a MecClel lul youth dies in a factory topple. Birdie at Anamosa golf score robs a robin struck by a ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woods
Clarinda
Process to Preserve Lard with Hydrogenated Shortening
Instructions describe adding two of three pounds of hydrogenated vegetable shortening to every 50 pounds of fresh lard to prevent oxidation. It explains that hydrogen gas hardens the shortening, forcing air out and keeping it from oxidizing while the lard remains in the kettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara
Strength of Masonry Walls—Mortar Joints Critical
The strength of a brick or masonry wall hinges on mortar joint quality. If mortar can be loosened by scratching, the walls are weakened and the overall integrity is poor.
Randolph State Bank Remodeled and Redecorated
Randolph State Bank completed a remodel and redecorating project to create a modern banking space. Walnut paneling, fluorescent lighting, new blinds, furniture, and flooring were installed by Sydney Sharp and crew, Martin Bros, Robert Martin, R. W. Mansfield, Graxbar Electric Co, W. E. Kammerer, and Arthur Churchman, reflecting a comprehensive upgrade of fixtures and woodwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph State Bank
Towa
Sydney Sharp and Crew
Tabor
Martin Bros
Sidney
Robert Martin
Randolph
R. W. Mansfield
Malvern
Graxbar Electric Co
W. E. Kammerer
Imogene
Arthur Churchman
West Point Grad Cadet Robert Estes Graduates 1949
Cadet Robert K. Estes, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Estes of Randolph, will join the United States Military Academy class graduating June 7, 1949 at West Point New York. He attended Randolph High School and the University of Iowa, served with the 94th Infantry Division in France and Germany, earned the Combat Infantry Badge the Bronze Star Medal and the ETO Ribbon with three campaign stars, and will be commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Nerton
Dalle
Tle Allely
Ralph Donner
Coane Bhatts
Harry Allely
Taw and
Dinester
J. F. Wearin. Jr
William T. White
Kathy
Kansas City
Dirk Livasy
Gloria Eklund
Burke
S. 1
Bert Brevek
Nick Parenti
Carroll
Fa Shetterly
Noel
Hartford
Teava
Theresa Dyke Depa
Blicktact
Ida
H. T. Hie
Pace Service Co
Philco
Empress Theater
Malvern
Mike Jones
University of Town
Ray W. Jones
Lewell Dunivan
Ames
Jones
TL. Denner
Des Moines
Dorothy Nickals
Shenandoal
Zulma Fletcher
Frederick J. Buttmann
Omaha
Olympia
Wash
Bernard Hume
Town State College
Mer
Robert Hageman
Margaret Ann
Haceman
Jim Cupka
Town City
Weis
Oklahoma
Tinker Field
Lake of There
State Park
Bedford
Mes
Braddyville
Dunn
Mercy Cepitis
Counei Bhalls
Hares
Ste Fies
Mary Margaret Stevesson
Mampterr
F.C. Cliteman
Rockford
Joan Beard
W. F. Denner
Tursday
Fall River
Kars
Marcella Rogers
Laura Hil
Flac Ceravieit
Charlee Walkers Stone
Cornei! Bluffs
Ire Thom
Robert K. Estes
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Estes
W. B. Estes
Randolph
Military Academy
Ben F. Jensen
Randolph High School
University of Iowa
Army
94Th Infantry
France
Germany
West Point Chapel
Prospects for record corn carryover shape farming plans
The article notes the coming year's large corn carryover and potential good crop, suggesting storage facilities may be funded by government loans over a year. It mentions a Wisconsin barley variety called Moore with stronger straw and higher malting yield. It also discusses DDT use for fly control, advising its use for livestock and buildings but not dairy cattle, and mentions spray notices available through the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Goehting
Farm Bureau
Yours Truly
Meat as a Rich Source of B Vitamins
Nutrition scientists state meat is a key natural source of B vitamins. It contains all known B vitamins from thiamine to folic acid and furnishes ample thiamine riboflavin and niacin amounts, meeting established allowances.
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Vale Binggard
Camp Brewster
Louis Miller
Louis Miner
Tabor Park
Jhmvid Afstrope
Gwen
Max Agmvana
Lively Oaks
Dick Goos
Charles Plumer
Gail Decker
Julianne Decker
David Nixon
Council Bluffs
David Christensen
Chester Nixon
Silver City
Linville Wallace i
Fawd State Colone
Carl
George Sherr
Hlanes
Ned
Mic Gael
Wola
Besser
Russel Bird
Tounday
Ster
Oasis
Ann
Carl Carlson
Taber Teh
Prite Nohris
Tommy Fert
Ailert
Streets OF
Laredo
William Holden
William Bendix
Clark Gable
van Johnson
Walter Pidgeon
William Elliott
Andy Devine
FBI
Robert Ryan
Audrey Totter
The
Mills County Fair Grounds
Set Cres
Sed Penuaine
Thi Hondas
Oldlors
Nitta Vdeo
Alan Twee Aedial
Irene Bathers
Phoebe Salutes
Minnsfield
Iowa
Martha Warrick
Colfax
Adair
Lady
Francis
Verna Lane
Eugene Anton
Strawberry Point
Eugene
Columbus City
Alex Randolph
Mediapolis
Louisa County
Mir
Lyte Tanda
Spencer
Valerie
Valorie
Mr. Tanda
Argona
Beth Annis
Ed Marlow
Burt
Mr. Marlowe
Mr. Marlow
Se Mills
MecClellul
Anamosa
Richard Long
West Point Grad
Green Bay
Dad
Jamison
Wembley
Dickie
DG. Jamison & CO
Gienwood
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