Wyoming Celebration to Star Frank Miles as Guest Speaker
Frank E. Miles is tentatively set as speaker for the Wyoming Horse Show and Fall Celebration on August 29 and 30, with Kids Day planned for August 29. Prizes totaling 539 dollars are offered for 23 draft classes and four pony classes, as committees coordinate judges, concessions, attractions, and ticket sales for the two day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Frank E. Miles
Commercial Club
Earl Keegan
Stanley Eichhorn
Frank Sill
Robert Wengorra
W. W. Bronson
Roy Tompkins
Fred Buchholtz
Clarence Romer
Ernest Reitz
Gordon Marshall
Robert Wenserra
Thomas Eichhorn
E. R. Marshall
Howard Day
R. L. Larson
Robert Alden
W. N. Morse
Gordon Hall
Keegan
Robert
Fred Petersen
Harry Lindsey
E. F. Kleineck
Morris Somerville
Fred Lazare
G. W. Ireland
E. T. Matejka
Duane Breunig
Roy Miller
William Somerville
R. J. Larson
G. H. Herzberger
Mary Alden
Mary Jane Alden
Iowa
Iowa Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Des Moines
Emma Fowler von Sprecken
Lutheran Church
H. Groening
Emma Burmahl
Preston
John von Sprecken
Leo
Harry Fowler
Oxford Junction
William E. Simmons
Carrollton
Ohio
Doris
Ivan Mader
Gerald Mader
Mader
School of Medicine
University of Michigan
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Meeting and Local Socials
Scotch Grove the Farm Bureau met at the Han ken home for the June meeting with reports from Irving Eilers and Mrs Emil Paulsen on 4-H and girls club activity. Plans for a July 4 farm bureau picnic at Monticello park were discussed. The issue also noted gatherings honoring Mr. and Mrs. Emmerich and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Christensen, along with a miscellaneous shower for Ralph and Joyce Paulsen.
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Scotch Grove
Scotchy Grove Farm Bureau
Nanne Hanken
Louie Hanken
Marvin Lacock
Irving Eilers
Emil Paulsen
Farm Bureau
Monticello
Emmerich
W. B. Clark
Ruth
Alice
A. J. Emmerich
Lloyd Christensen
Applington
Clark
Robert Emmerich
R. P. Clark
Cornelius Steck
Charles Nelson
Judy Johnson
Aplington
Donald Gram
Colesburg
Frank Sutherland
Irving Ejlers
Margaret
Esther Sinclair
Helen Wacker
Sunshine
Audrey Schrader
Joyce Oeschger
Ruth Paulsen
August Schrader
Raymond Meier
C. P. Abbott
Ethel Courtney
Grundy Center
Evelyn Courtney
New Hampton
New Jersey
Guy Piercey
Presbyterian Aid Society
Edwin Wilcox
Ida Cass
Patricia
Clear Lake
Fred Koschmann
Illinois
Dubuque Sem
Chocolate Milk Shake For All Ages
A simple recipe to share with family shows how to make a chocolate milk shake using eight cups milk six tablespoons chocolate syrup and three scoops ice cream. Blend and top with ice cream for two to three servings suitable for children and adults alike.
Local social notes from Scotch Grove and surrounding areas
Sunday services were led by a pastor in Scotch Grove and Center Junction with wife and children present. Several residents and visitors were mentioned including Alice Clark headed to the Synod and Ames, Nicknames: Naylor family vacations, Hanken birthday gathering, and Catherine Wacker’s tonsil operation in Monticello hospital.
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Inary
Scotch Grove
Center Junction
Victor
Carol
Joann Meier
Carol’ Montgomery
Michael
Ames
Naylor
Bob
Howard Zirkelbach
Henry Lorenzen
Wyoming
Lloyd Christensen
Christensen
C. P. Abbott
Cass
Alice Clark
Sharon
Karen Freese
Monticello
Jerry Naylor
R. A. Naylor
Arizona
Louie Hanken
Hanken
Francis Mitchell
Chicago
R. J. Mirick
Harvey Hunter
Catherine Wacker
Edmund Wacker
Freeze Vegetables In Brine For Best Results
Nutritionists at Iowa State College say a brine pack protects vegetables during freezing and travel, helping color and flavor stay intact. Most vegetables except spinach benefit from a weak salt solution, with cut corn and lima beans tolerating nonbrined packing. A 142 percent salt solution is achieved by 1 tablespoon salt per quart. for larger lots use 4 tablespoons per gallon.
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Iowa State College
Packing vegetables in brine for canning
The guide explains leaving expansion space when packing vegetables in containers. It specifies a 5 inch headspace for pint jars and a TM% inch space for quart jars, with variations if no salt solution is needed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Miles
Mary J. Alden
Jones County
Lorrene Christiansen
Amandus Christiansen
Zion Lutheran Church of Wyoming
Eloise Brunscheen
Evelyn Christiansen
Bernice Brunscheen
Edwin Brunscheen
Rebekahs
Frank Dusanek
The
Industrial Society
Dc. R. Smith
Ed Luke
Clifford Felds
Clifford Fields
Delmar
Harold Graves
Baldwin
Henry Petersen
Margaret Luke
Ida Kettlesen
Pleasant Ridge Club
J. W. Morse
Frank Hendergson
Nellie Atherton
Morse
Dan Rockwell
Lyle Tompkins
Henderson
Cozy Club
Merlin Dreibelbis
Ruth Alden
W. H. Alden
Milan
Bill Alden
A. G. Rohwedder
Dorothy Mae
Clarence E. Barnett
Keithsburg, Ill
Ladies Aid Society of the
Louise Bramer
George Dirks
Ervin Eden
Edward Lietz
Elmer Storm
Louis Ledvina
Herman Hintz
Elmer Timm
Hans Mohr
Denver
Colo
John Wigger
Milo Phillips
Glenn
Excelsior Springs
Elsie Bender
Western Teachers College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Roy Bender
Leslie Janett
W. S. Roush
Elizabeth Inglis
Roy Jeffry
Claude Sears
Adah McGetrich
Harriet Alden
Miss Alden
Miss McGetrich
Milwaukee
Marlene Benning
Aurora
Elmer Buckingham
Paul Ritenour
Los Angeles
Calif
W. A. Spangler
Kenneth Spangler
Eagle Grove
Fishwild
Betty Fishwild
Sioux City
George Fishwild
Reynold
Agriculture Engineering Department
Town State College
R. H. Maidment
Dwight
Estherville
Lyman Fraser
Reggie Morse
Ralph D. Atherton
Springville
Navy
Okinawa
Cpl
Harris Phelps
Kate Phelps
Hawkeye
G. H. Goodrick
L. M. Koch
Goodricks
C. J. Ingwersen
Henry Rohwedder
Carmen Ingwersen
Olin
A. B. Heagon
Ralph Paulsen
Kathleen Paulsen
Claude Husman
Orla Loomis
Central City
Lena Shimerda
Otto Rohwedder
Rochester
Minn
Rohwedder
Colonial Hospital
National Farm Loan Association
Barold B. McTavish
Secy-Treas
3Rd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Over Light Company
Anamosa
I Western Bell Telephone Company
Ford
Pennzoil Childress Motor Co
Melody Mill
America
George Olsen
Judith Blair
Palmer House
McDonald
Kidwell Plumbing & Heating
James Kidwell
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Maire
Matthiessen
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