Apply Cover Spray to Fruit Trees Soon
County Agent Rosenfeld urges timely cover spray on apples pears plums and cherries to control scab codling moth brown rot leaf spot and fruit fly. Options include liquid lime sulfur dry lime sulfur or lime sulfur formulations with hydrated lime or arsenate per 60 gallons. typical mixes use 3 pounds dry lime sulfur and 2 1/4 pounds lead arsenate. Prospect for a good crop is better now than in years past though risk remains from late spring conditions and March damage in southern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenfeld
Mort Aimote
Amnaltet
H. ©. Nichols
Jews State College
Iowa
Progress of Legislation on Money Stabilization and Related Bills
Summary of House progress on H R 11490 Goldsborough and H R 11981 Muscle Rhoals with referrals to Senate committees May 3 to 6. Wildlife conservation measures reviewed. Grangehopper Plague and Marketing Acts amendments noted. Tax Bill activity in Senate finance committee. Parcel Post rate powers debated. Glass Banking Bill on branch banking discussed May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Pasaod
Senate
Senate Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Walcott
Hawas
House
Agricultura
House Committee On Agriculture
Fulmer
Nance Committee
Parcet Post
Postmaster General
Bradford
Wisconsin
Glass Banking
Renata
Qek Township Meeting Scheduled Friday Night
Qek Township convenes Friday May 7 at 8 p m on Paul Jens farm. Oak township Farot Bureau hosts a program with cooperative milk discussion music and movies. All farmers with milk 18 invited and urged to attend. important for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jens
Oak Township
Farot Bureau
Dlecusion
Cooperative
Asao- Clutton
Local Social Notes From Hillsdale and Surrounding Areas
Hillsdale hosts Mr. and Mrs. Edd Gilbert and family for Sunday dinner with Mrs. Fannie Gilbert. Mrs. Everett Saiyers hosts sleet ladies and a quilt meeting with pat luck dinner. Mr. and Mrs. A H Culver with Mrs. Mary Sawyers visit Mr. and Mrs. Goo in Woodbine area. Mrs. Coffey attends funeral service for a relative. Mrs. Janes visits Woodbine and Mr and Mrs Gur Nelaog of Eun ann call on Mira Fioya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Gilbert
Fannie Gilbert
Tabor
Everett Saiyers
A H. Culver
Mary Sawyers
Mire
Goo
Paolpe
Ooarise Coffey
Conale
Janes Pacn
Woodbine Fhusalay
Gur Nelaog
Eunann
Miv
Mira Fioya
Peaceville 44H Club Meets at Lowery Home
The Peaceville 44H Club met May 14 at Etna Mae Lowrey’s home. Members practiced sewing patterns, discussed doll sewing, and studied music appreciation. After business, Miss Latson reviewed vocal work and new dances. refreshments followed. Next meeting set for May 4 at Helen Hasselquist’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaceville
Lowery
Etna Mae Lowrey
Mies Latson
Farm Bureau Calendar May 27 Osk Township Meeting
Calendar notes May 27 at the Home of Paultons for Osk Township meeting and May 28 Bt Marys Township gathering. June events include Plainview Community Club meeting with local groups listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osk
Paultons
Bt. Marys
Mentine
Plainview
Creed and pledge speak to futures in farming era
The scanned item presents a Future Farmers of America creed stressing farm life, leadership, self reliance, fair markets, and rural America’s traditions. It contrasts with a remarque about men losing temper with spouses, then notes a high school FFA team beating the Tabors 4 to 0 in baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balieve
America
Ufa
Memorial Day Services at Wesley Chapel
Special memorial services will be held at Wesley Chapel Sunday at 2 PM with all invited. The report also lists a flurry of local visits and travels across Omaha and nearby towns with residents visiting relatives and attending radio broadcasts on KENE and KMA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Mya
June Fickel
Shanandoah
Kene
KMA
Mr. Tee
Bhelton
Nebr
Roy Robbins
Jay Winslow
Airs
Vere Piahner
Lynn Parker
Council Bluffs
Fridgy
Tre
Bishner
Winslow
Tabor
Gua Deliiek
Ayoce
Jude Fickel
Mita
Joe Ad Lessid
Harvey Ldsls
Lawrence
Malvsra
Ada
Jos Robbins
Tabor Diamond Team Edges F. F. A. In Narrow Win
In a tight start to the game, Tabor’s nine faced the Future Farmers of America in a close battle. Tabor struck early, but Future Parmera kept within reach before the pattern nine pulled away after the first inning, finishing 8 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Amos
Parmera
Tabor F. F. A
Home Club Defeats Anderson Sunday in 18 to 6 win
Malvern's newly formed baseball club defeated Anderson 18 to 6 at the fair grounds on Sunday. The game featured strong base running and solid pitching by Hiltman of Glenwood and catching by Harry Zandeta. The team plans to host Randolph here next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Tvon Itm Tiest Gaimé
Anderson
Fair Grounds
Hiltman
Glenwood
Harry Zandeta
Randolph
Local seniors celebrate Emerson events and visits
Champion Hill notes a busy week with Emerson senior activities including plays, commencement and class day. Families attended parties, dinners, and picnics. many neighbors hosted and visited, sharing thanks to the Paxsons and local educators. Numerous Mrs and Mr names appear among a broad circle of residents and guests.
Mastin Asean Pha Candidates Rally in Turbulent Town
Local scene centers on Mastin and Asean Pha as candidates attend primaries event amid confusion. Participants curse delays and irregularities in lines for voting. Officials assure voters of orderly proceedings at polling station in Te eo Torrene Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrene
Senior High Class of Sir 31 Yearbook Reflections
The narrative recalls the Class of 1931 from Petersfield School, detailing teachers who guided grades from seventh to senior year, events like Halloween and senior parties, operettas and plays, and senior activities. It notes the shift from junior to senior high, the annual outings, and culminates with graduation, baccalaureate, and commencement plans, highlighting sports, dinners, photos, and community events.
HelenSover Cy Shae Case Notes
Helen S over Cy relates to Shae two and a half years old in a brief archival notice with limited readable details. The fragment mentions a person and a name partial case context likely involving a child, but lacks dates or actions to specify outcome or event.
Wedding Jest: Matai Adetbach Weds Amid Manners and Marble
A wedding took place Tuesday evening with bride Miss Myris Achentach and groom Matai Adetbach. The ceremony featured a steamship of harmony and guests presented the bride with favorite recipes and best wishes for the ties of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alekandar
Mtn
Gettendé
Marahali
Misa Myris
W. W. Motsberry
Thatrimonia
Mia Millard Gee
Mia
Frante Blilger
Prank Clites
Atte
Olver Achéshach
Shenandoah
Luli McCrea
Myrtle Rusden
Dwicht Fellows
Hastings
Gartrode Marshall
Milford Curtle
Opal Bayes
Marjorie Taylor
W. W. Mossberey
J. P. Achenbach
Margaret
Myrtle Achenbach
Cream Social Planned for May 28 at the Canteen
Members at a recent meeting discussed hosting an ice cream social on Saturday evening May 28 at the canteen. Officials named to coordinate include Mrs. Hotece Pistett Mrs. Fox and others with plans for refreshments and entertainment. The event aims to raise funds and boost community fellowship with confections and cake on offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hota Dolph
Hotece Pistett
Fox
Tyaton
Newell
Dre
Yank Hiltyer
Frank John
Oh Mik
G. M. Yoong
Beering
Tha Hhateh
Entertainments in Honor of Hillyer Relatives
A social gathering was hosted by Mr and Mrs c and Site Frank Hillyer for their son and wife, Kermit Hillyer, last Saturday evening with refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee. Relatives and friends, including Morton James Gilbert and several Hillyer families, attended a family dinner the next day. Additional visitors joined Sunday dinners at various local households, with multiple extended family members named and noted for attendance.
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Jessie Grayson
Edwin
Misa Grace Comstock
Walnut
Haldeman
Missee Marjolle
Helen Haldeman
Vialt
Harry Kellenbarger
Emerson
James Jos McLain
Frank Kochersperger
Marilyn Northrup
Malvern
Paul Jones
Mra
Elbridge
Ward Thripps
Carrie McLain
Pearl
Velma
Jim
Red Oak
Claude Rector
Willa
Mable Campbell
Francis Anery
Walter Kellenbarger
John Myers
Helen
Glen Kallenbarger
Claude
Will Noel
Marie Kellenbarger
Hye
Waukee
Madge Parker
June
Mary Mas
Francis
Emeraga
Glenn Cooper
Richard
Alfred Cooper
B. R. Bridge
Jean Coy
Alf Cooper
Mre
Byington
Max
Mra. W. Sf
Kellynbarger
Mra. W.T
Darlene
Mra. Byington
Stella
Shenandoah
L. J. Haldeman
W. ‘H. Noel
Avis
Ronald
Aire
Robi
Allen
Family
Bre
Jonnie Kellenbarger
Martha Mae Allen
Agis Noel
Nayert
Mound Varnon
Wash
Frank Hillyer
Kermit Hillyer
Hillyer
Myrtle Achenbach
Ericer Hillyer
Isabel Barker
Marian
Troy
Chas Gipe
Art Cols
Emmett Gips
Adam Gipe
Zeno Bass
Anna Fone Bass
Charlotte
Tessphinie Dye
Bilsy Chinn
Mea
R. J. Chinn
Won
Billy
J. T. Wilson
Ed Nagel
Kangana City
Eliza Chinn
Wilson
Scott Irvin
F. al Hirachman
Omaha
Mra Hirschman
Ms. Irvin
Silver City
Mi Dred Moore
Beat Irvin
Donald Cass
Bernie Ferguson
Ruth Whemsn
Mildred
Nellie
Moore
Ed Nage
Te le Wien
Filles Chinn
Reel Bobby
Jefi Haith
David Annue
Coxay
Frank Moore
Farragut
K. C. DeCase
Emma Moore
Will McCain
Gilbert McCain
Brie
Walter Stariin Tiesr Blaney
T He Cehioré
Bhenendoah
Owcar Belikap
Childran
Tuck Bolton
Oliver Achenbach
J. P. Achenbach
Paul Kinneey
M. Guy Martin
Delort
Guy C. Martin
Walter Roberts
Shenandoah Test
Earl Bass
Robert Bayes
Kenneth Allensworth
Anna Rose Bass
Marian Oak
Hugh McCain
Edith Walling
Council Bluffs
Harry Conrad Sr
Har
Conrad
Vocation Bible School Start in May at Church Notes
Rev C K Corkin announces a one week Vocation Bible School for children up to eighth grade, starting Monday May 10 at 9 a.m. and ending at 10:30 a.m. Transportation arranged for distant residents. respond by next Sunday with a ride request. Numerous local residents are noted visiting and socializing, with several weekend visits and outings recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Corkin
Vocation Bible
Achoal
Baccalaureate Exercises Held at Congregational Church
The baccalaureate exercises of the Tabor Consolidated academy were held at the Congregational church in Bilne day evening by o'clock in Bupt Ireland with Dr. Le bert and Wm. Tee assisting. Graduating classes in caps and gowns led the processional, followed by the superintendent and attendees. The hymn was sung, followed by scripture and prayer led by Rev. Mossra.
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Tabor
Bilne
Bupt
Ireland
Lebert
Wm. Tee
Pantory
Rey
Mossra
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Mills County Farm Bureau
George Retenfeld
Qek
The
Leader
Hillsdale
Farm Bureau Calendar
Future Farmers of America
Tabors
Beore
Gearen
George W. Preside Winkerd
Winked
F. Oy Giote Caste Prernday
Wi Mastin, Asean Pha
Miriam Mayer Edwardé
Roth Ware
Jonior High
Jofior High
Mra Mildred Church Renton
Pathe Wilson
Ewther Pegenbart
F. C. Greanwood
Georgia Hutchings
Roberta
Glen Dalrympie
Roberts
Dalrymple
Catharine Henry
Green Little
Girin
Byam’s
Rohrbaugh
Clase
Gle
Egnior Banguat
Council
Swain
Janet
Hvergsona
Sover CY
Shae
Strahan
Honor Mes
Kermit Hifiver
Social
Aston Plana
Crete
Abe
Gage
Milla County Abstract Company
Glen
Tow
Otha Hyde
Teo, Mellor
dBtf. Ee
Geo
Lyd
Boehner
Bert Hy- Ser
Sitt
Oscar T. Briley
F. W. Pierce
Hampshire
Wm. Wate
Guernsey Mail
Bayern
A. W.iFichter
Henry ‘Halden
Cannes
A. P. Myers
Ed Craymer
HalomAltaira Hay
P. Gunningham
Bate
Oscar T. Heiley
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