Scotch Grove Women Host Meeting and Community News
Scotch Grove The April meeting of the Scotch Grove Women's club was held at the home of Mrs. G J Hughes with assist ant hostesses. The group discussed a Farm Bureau scholarship and polio research funding. Guest Night plans were announced for May 6 in Anamosa with Mrs Thomas Crawford as speaker. The column notes birthdays baptisms hikes and local visits across families including Zirklebach Oltmanns and Husmanns, plus 4 H activities and a funeral.
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Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Women's Club
G. J. Hughes
Kathleen Norris
James Hughes
W. B. Clark
Farm Bureau
Arlene Kuhns
Monticello
John Zirkelbach
August Schrader
Leroy Dirks
George Bohlken
Ed Meier
Richard Hanken
Wilbert Coden
Garry
Jones County
Anamosa
Thomas Crawford
Postville
Oak Drive
Keith Dirks
Raymond Meier
W. B. Hinrichs
Herman Lange
J. C. Balster
Mary
Bert Kellogg
Dubuque
Paul Paulsen
Ronald
John Paulsen
Joyce
Helen Postel
Henry Oltman
Jeanette
Clinton
Emil Paulsen
Margie
Ahrendsen
Olin
Ray Naylor
Leon Huffman
Cedar Rapids
Jack
St. Luke's Hospital
Ed Zirkelbach
Hein
Frank Sutherland
Henry Oltmanns
M. R. Himebaugh
J. M. Lange
Enriched Flour Helps Bread and Roll Making
Enriched white flour and bread boost nutrition while preserving taste. War Food Emergency Order No 1 spurred compulsory enrichment. many bakers continued even after the measure ended. Some states require enriched white bread and flour. homemakers should look for enrichment signs.
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Iowa
Iowa bakers enrich white flour and bread with vitamins
Miss Nelson notes enrichment adds thiamine riboflavin niacin and iron to white flour. Some bakers add calcium from milk solids and even vitamin D while whole wheat remains superior nutritionally. Enrichment helps appetite and health but cannot match whole wheat for all nutrients.
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Mildred Nelson
Town State College
Miss Nelson
Iowa
Nelson
Infant Visual Development Timeframe
Infants cannot focus their eyes accurately until about three months after birth.
Clay's Busy Bees Hold Rainy Saturday Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of Clay's Busy Bees occurred at Norma Waggoner's home on a rainy Saturday afternoon. Three members and local leader Mrs Harold Waggoner attended. Planned topics included the upcoming summer season and Bally day activities.
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Clay
Norma Waggoner
Harold Waggoner
Local club notes include awards and June events
Canvassing for new members discussed and articles read on the Girls State convention and National Club camp set for June. Barbara Chatterton received the local club achievement award for the past year. Norma hosted lunch with help from her mother, Mrs. Harold Waggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Chatterton
Norma
Harold Waggoner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scotch Grove Community Club
Rural Women’s Committee
Arthur Husmann
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Jay Marath
Minnie Husmann
Jil
Jay
Emil Husmann
Mary Ellen
Claude Husmann
Louie Hanken
John Emmert
Amber
Tommy George Streets
W. G. Oltmanns
Joyce Lange
Jeanette Wilcox
Mary Lou Allemand
Phyllis Heyen
Langworthy
Robert Zirkelbach
F.F.A
Ft. Dodge
Patronize Express Advertisers
Star Farmer
Schrieber’s
Archer
Sargents Minral
Kk. H. Huibregtse
National Cookers
Girl’s
Clark Brothers
By Stig
X-Ray
Ray R. Fuller
Edwards Dept
Chester A. Condit General Insurance Agency
Kellogg's
Kelloggs
Reiling
Kellogg CO
Monty
Monty Cafe
First's Electrical Service
Johnson
Hopkinton
Lahey’s
Hopkinton Anamosa
Dyersville Center
Ryan
Monticello Central City
Cascade
Delhi
Prairieburg
Bushnell’s Shell
Station Walker's Store
E. E. Frith Co
Sales & ‘Service
Geo. C. Schoon Implement Co
Rinses
Thor
Electrical Service
Illinois Experiment Station
Kent
Farmers Mutual Creamery Dealer
Ede