Mother-Daughter Banquet Highlights Silver City Event
About 150 mothers and daughters attended the Mother-Daughter reception at the church Friday evening. Tables had miniature May poles with green and yellow decor. Programs featured addresses, songs by girl scouts and high school girls, awards, and a Maypole winding. Attendees included families from Silver City and surrounding towns. several members noted attendance at related gatherings and upcoming Army training moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Johnson
W. Fornoff
Ruth Ann Fornoff
Cheryl Buch
Dolores McMahan
Ollie Gillman
Omaha
Harvey Ord
Winn
Williams
Leonard Marskell
Red Oak
Mother
Woman's Club
Henpeck Holler
Karen Childs
Margarite Burgoin
Stars and Stripes Forever
Oranges expected in generous supplies next month
Markets next month will offer oranges in unusually generous supply and reasonable prices are expected, according to the U S Department of Agriculture. Heavy supplies of Valencia oranges will come in as California and Florida crops overlap. Nut breads can be served many ways with fruit or dessert, coffee and fruit for breakfast, or with butter for lunch. A loaf stays fresh a week or more and can be frozen six to eight weeks. A child’s attitude toward bedtime can be shaped early to avoid later hard luck. Send lunch to workers for a between meal lift to boost morale and productivity. Households should buy sugar now for summer preservation to avoid rush buying and store shortages. Twelve members answered roll call at the Prize Winners 4-H club on May 7 at Marg ret Scott’s home. Dick Goos attended, gave 4-H signs, and Bruce Blackburn read a letter about the boys short course to be held June 25-27 at Ames. He also displayed a certificate for the club’s $5 donation to the 4-H camp fund. The hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
California
Florida
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Margaret Scott
Dick Goos
Bruce Blackburn
Ames
Bruce
Lucky Circle Girls Learn Proper Lighting
The Lucky Circle met at Bonnie Sorens home on May 8 to discuss lamps and proper lighting. Patricia Lincoln led the topic, with Sally Grean presenting two paintings by Viaminck and Sionet, and Jesh Johnson providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Sorens
Council Bluffs
Viaminck
Seine
Sionet
Sally Grean
Patricia Lincoln
Jesh Johnson
Sally Green
Nancy Wright
Mills Memos By Dick Goes Mills Memos By Dick Goes
The column urges corn planting with four kernels per hill to yield 12 000 to 16 000 stalks per acre and notes an Iowa State College event on cattle feeding. Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson advises prompt ordering of supplies as insecticides may be in short supply and recommends creep feeding calves for better gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Iowa State College
Reaulta
Harold Gunderson
Hastings Iowa passes vacating ordinances and sale to Wright
Ordinance 42 approves vacating alleys and Silver Street between Pearle and South Streets in Hastings Iowa, authorizes sale to Frank D Wright for one dollar plus expenses, and directs quit claim deed. May 16 1952, Mayor W A Courtier and Clerk Benjamin Haroff sign. May 6 Merry Maids 4 H club notes include a dust cloth demo by Eleanor Buch and dresser drawer arranging by Nancy Hopp with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Iowa
Platte Street
Silver Street
Pearle Street
South Street
Buffalo Street
Town
Frank D. Wright
Malvern Leader
W. A. Courtier
Huaatings
Merry Maids 4-H Club
Nancy Hopp
Eleanor Buch
Lamana Jurgens
Eleanor Ruch
Early spring crops and county youth events in Towan county
Farmers report early planting with Ralph Bower and John Cheyney among the first to sow oats and corn as weather cooperates. Town youth prepare a year of activities including a June seniors party, a two week July tour from Des Moines and trips to New York City Boston and Montreal plus a Midwest conference at Michigan University June 18 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bower
John Cheyney
MacArthur
States
Korea
Des Moines
Irene Maddocks
New York City
Boston
Quebec
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Alagonquin
Michigan U
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Silver City
George B Barkemper
Em Markel
Louise Barkemper
Wm. Williams Jr
Marvin Atteberry
Fort Sheridan
Chris Kruse
Gary Budd
Glenwood
Eldon Gradle
Don Spelman
Malvern
Gee, Williams
Strahan
Victor Williams
Emerson
Wanda Bowen
Henderson
Harvey Atteberry
John Williams
Dixie
Dick Hunt
Wm. H. Williams
Billy Hunt
Ward Hunt
Glen Franke
Ronnie, Darrel
Hene Williams
Carroll Kirlin
Army
Ethel Peterson
Frank Anderson
Masonic Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Old Bros. Grocery
Edna Weller
Carrie McClure
Lucille Kiersch
John Swartz
Linda
Earel Anderson
Eureline
Galand McGinness
Dianne
Dean
Jack Burgoin
Rex
Ralph Stewart
Sharon
Mumford
Soan Lintner
Rosa Lintner
James Burgoin
Phyllis Skerritt
Ben Burgoin
Margarite
Vinson Goos
Marjorie Raynor
Jimmie
Alice Burgo
Floyd Lawson
Dora Goos
Joan Adair
Karen
Gwen Chiles
Betty Menschell
Art Hafer
Sophia Mosley
George Mosely
Jim Mosely
Sidney
James Hafer
Joe Kruse
R. P. Galt
Roy Flannigan
South Western Town Bankers Meeting
Chieftain
W. L. Hafer
Louise Galt
Clairmont
Calif
C. C. Bierman
Mineola
Kenneth McMahan
C. C. Goodman
Mat Goodman
James Kruse
Carita Kruse
Art Burgoin
Gene Goos
Alta Pullman
Willa Pullman
Eleanor Anderson
Bessie Jens
Ralph Cravis
George Burgin
Mae Burgoin
Chas. Hammer
Chas. Rommel
Marvin Goos
Neil
Art Rommel
A. P. Jones
Martha Jones
E. Hiatt
Debbie
Denice
Alpha Thompson
Maude Bailey
Jean
Axle Norre
Son
Sioux City
Walt Fender
George Fencer
Dainsville
Leis Fender Collier
Iowa City
George Carlson
E. M. Carlson
Blair, Nebr
Genwood Lake
Lucille
Mills County
Lucky Circle
D.G. Jamison & CO
Cate Pippi Eee
Cesigest
Phage
Pope
Wens
Waasine
Mills
Dick Goes
Benjamin TR. Haroff
Merry Maids
Nancy Hopp May
Chisman
John Deere
Breeding & Benton
Dodge
Plymouth
Good Grain Co. and
Zanders, Mgr
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