M H S Newsbasket reports on exams and activities
The normal training state tests begin Wednesday with a schedule for psychology grammar geography physiology and more. Juniors may take tests if they completed required courses. otherwise they must wait until senior year. Notices cover library center pieces by Dorothy Lockman and Dorothy Ellison, lunch menus, boys athletics, music contest band tryouts, and grade news from second, fifth, and sixth grades with student moves, plays, notebooks, and health plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lockman
Dorthy Marie Ellison
Community notes from Mystic and nearby clubs
Mr and Mrs Haver Free took their granddaughter Delores Ammons home Tuesday and report the Ammons and Howard Teater children well. Clover Leaf club met with Pearl Free with seven members present. Visitors were Mrs Ida Townsend and Mrs Gilbert Callen. A fine noon dinner. They pieced a comfort top, worked on a Wedding Ring quilt top and sewed rug rags. Next meeting Jan 20 with Martha Massman if children well. otherwise Florence Dicks. Aid at Christian Church Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ben Allem and Sunday at Clyde Dicks home. Truxton Dicks and sons spent Sunday at parental Scott home near Moravia. Marie and Evelyn Dicks with Mrs Berle Beaty and daughters. Maxine Frame at Clell Sheldon home. Bud Hawk visited relatives. Margaret and Marilyn Beaty with Arline and Bonnie Frame. Clayton Sheldon, Leo Beaty, Earl Swift and Ned Argo with Cap Dicks home. Claude and Jessie Sheldon at Merle Dicks home. Berle and Max Beaty visiting. Doctor called to Gen Hamond home for little son. also Will Free home for Mrs Free. Hope she improves. Leslie Derby and children at Leonard Perry home Sunday. Mrs Harve Beaty ill but better. Young people enjoy sledding. skating as well as coasting. Willing Workers club hosted by Mrs Roy Purvis Wednesday. Bert Sheldon and Clyde and Claude at Cle Sheldon home Sunday. Evelyn Dicks returned to work at J H Martin home in Mystic Sunday. Ruth Miller, teacher at Vosburgh, sick Monday. no school. Junior and Gerald Rinehart visited Iconium school Monday afternoon. Mrs Harold Atga helped Mrs Will Free with her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver Free
Delores Ammons
Ammons
Howard Teater
Clover Leaf Club
Pearl Free
Ida Townsend
Gilbert Callen
Martha Massman
Florence Dicks
Ray McCord
Aid
Christian Church
Ben Allem
Clyde Dicks
Truxton Dicks and
Scott
Moravia
Marie
Evelyn Dicks
Berle Beaty
Maxine Frame
Clell Sheldon
Bud Hawk
Margaret
Marilyn Beaty
Arline
Bonnie Frame
Clayton Sheldon
Leo Beaty
Earl Swift
Ned Argo
Ferrel Frame
Leroy and
Kenneth Brown
Jimmy Frame
Cap Dicks
Claude
Roy Purvis
Willing Workers Club
Bert
Sheldon
Clyde
Cle Sheldon
J. H. Martin
Mystic
Ruth Miller
Vosburgh
Junior
Gerald Rinehart
Iconium School
Harold Atga
Will
Farm and Home Week at Iowa State College
Farm and Home Week at Iowa State College runs Feb 8 to 13 with speakers recreation and group meetings. Organizers expect about 2500 attendees with plans for larger crowds amid expanded short course attendance. Sessions include separate men and women meetings each forenoon and mass meetings at noon with general topics. Afternoons feature group meetings and activities. evenings are recreational. Radio broadcast expansion and Federated Women's Clubs participation mark new elements.
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Iowa State College
Federated Women's Clubs
Centerville Social Roundup Includes Local Visits
Hazel College Me and Mrs Zell Wilson and Mrs Rollie Carter shopped in Centerville. Herman Johnson and family visited the E Carter home. Dom McCumber spent Sunday with Billy Carter. Herman Sytsma’s Albia family joined at the Henry Sytsma home. E C Caster and Albin family visited Henry Sytsma. E C Caster Zell Wilson and Henry Sytsma assisted Grant Sincox with butchering Thursday. Mrs Zell Wilson spent Thursday at Grant Sincox home. Mr and Mrs E G Sincox and Edith Mancer called at Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox Saturday evening. Rollie Carter remains healthily stated. in very poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Wilson
Rollie Carter
Henry Sytsma
Centerville
Herman Johnson
E. Carter
Dom. McCumber
Billy Carter
Herman Sytsma
Albia
E. C. Caster
Albin
Grant Sincox
E. G. Sincox
Edith Mancer
Grant Sinscox
Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Gatherings
Salem residents shared a weekend of visits with family and friends including Mr and Mrs L R Perry at Cur Wetterlind s, the McAninghs and son at Bert Nash, the Johnsons at Dell Hellyer, the Kaster family at Newton Longs, and others helping care for Theala Texters family.
Former 4-H Club Members Today In 13 North Central States
A Turner study tracks former 4-H boys and girls from 1914 to 1928 in Iowa and 12 other states. About 45 percent of 587 boys farm, 9 percent work in related agricultural businesses, 11 percent in extension work, 7 percent in teaching, with others in various professions and related industries. Girls show similar shifts into farming, teaching, and agricultural-related jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central States
BR. A. Turner
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Iowa
North General
Into
Tikally
Boliewaking
Colle
Geib
Derivai
Uliiel Cuduuervicl
Planned Field Tests On Phosphate Fertilizers In Iowa
A program to evaluate the value and best use of phosphatic fertilizers on crops will be run on Iowa farms this year under R. K. Bliss of the Agricultural Extension Service at Iowa State College. The effort will measure farming practice changes, and the trials will extend for five years across about 15 counties using legumes and grasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
R. K. Bliss
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
Tenessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
Ami
Brood Sows Gain Before Farrowing Ration Guidance
A Iowa State College animal husbandry expert urges brood sows to gain about one pound daily before farrowing. Recommended ration includes oats, protein supplement, access to legume hay, and minerals. Corn must be supplemented for protein and minerals to ensure strong litters. Molasses can comprise 10 to 15 percent of the diet. soybeans or alternatives like tankage, skim milk, or alfalfa meal provide protein. Include a mineral mix and legume hay. avoid corn alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Anderson
Iowa State College
Unclear OCR Fragment On Kite Messages And Names
A garbled OCR fragment references Chinese kites and messages. It mentions Kite de Gertub Miings, Fied Wiespenger Os It, and Pawhatiged in a distorted context with scattered names and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsk Fc
Gertub
Taming a Tornado as Told by Frank Hagan
A rodeo yarn recounts Pecos Bill taming a tornado across Kansas Texas and California. The old cattleman on the rail recalls the legendary feat with humorous exaggeration and wild western geography. The tale ends with references to Death Valley and Grand Canyon as proof amid dust and reminiscence.
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Pecos
Kansan
Texas
Bill
Californy
Grand Canyon
Arizony
Golden State
Death Valley
Western Newspaper Union
Hermit crab uses wits to foil deep sea foes
An illustrated sketch describes a hermit crab thriving by clever shell choices and a clever alliance with sea anemones. The crab uses borrowed shells for camouflage and invites anemones to ride on its shell, gaining protection and food while the anemone gains mobility and access to scraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Bruin Means Brown From Danish Origin and Bear Reference
The term bruin derives from Danish for brown. Experts note it first appeared in Europe due to large brown bears. European brown bears reach about six feet in length, with full grown males of notable size.
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Europe
No Hunting Signage On Land By Local Authorities
A fragmented notice prohibits hunting on a defined tract of land, listing names Joha Luithburyg Wo O DeWall Relph Mebeuugh UD Duval M. H. Julnean HE Glick E.G. Haws W. A Jubigun as recipients or parties involved. The document presents a landowner caution and possible enforcement intent.
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Joha Luithburyg
DeWall Relph Mebeuugh UD
Duval M. H. Julnean
Glick
E.G. Haws
W. A
Jubigun
Advised to Pen Hog Up Before Butchering
Public notice records claims against the estate of the deceased. Howard Ballew is named administrator. Miller, Everett & Miller, attorneys, Albia, Iowa. Publication dates January 7 to January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ballew
Miller, Everett & Miller, Attys
Albia
Towa
Notice of Probate of Will and Home Butchering Advice
A district court notice details probate proceedings for the will of Susan Cordelia Horner in Appanoose County Iowa with final proof scheduled Feb 6 1937. The text also includes farm guidance from C W McDonald on hog butchering during Home Butchering Week, covering slaughter cuts, bleeding, scalding temperatures, and methods.
Notice of Final Report in Levi Swaim Estate
In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County probate No 15502 the administrator with will annexed asks approval of his final report for Levi Swaim deceased. Hearing set for January 25 1987 at Centerville Town Court to terminate duties and discharge from the estate for named heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Appanoore County
Levi Swaim
W. G. Swaim
Francis A
Frank) Swaim
Clarence H
Bwatra Austin I. Swaim
Emma Stadlock
Minerva J. Schley
Mary B. Wills
Rosa M. Ogden
Synthia G. Main
Centerville
Town
Appointment of Administrator for Minnie J Richardson Estate
In Appanoose County Iowa District Court probate matter the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Minnie J Richardson deceased All persons indebted to the deceased or her estate should pay the undersigned and those having claims must present them as provided by law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Appanoose County
Minnie J. Richardson
Towa
Probate hearing in Baldwin estate final report filed
In Appanoose County No 6869 probate the estate of Elizabeth J. Baldwin deceased, the will annexed of the estate and the Church Erection Society of the United Brethren in Christ, has filed its final report and asks for approval and discharge. Hearing set before the district court in Centerville Iowa on January 25 1937 to show cause why the final report should not be approved and the undersigned discharged. Fee Milani attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Iowa
State of Iowa
Susan Cordelia Horner
Said
District Court of
Elizabeth J.baldwin
Sarah F. Hook
Otterbein Home
Lebanon
Ohio
Church Erection Society of the
United Brethren In Christ
Elizabeth J. Baldwin
District Court
Centerville
Frank Swaim
Will
Fee & Milani
Atty’s
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Country Air Mystic
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Cur Wetterlind’s
John, McAningh and Son
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Bert Nash
Kenneth Johnson
Dell Hellyer
Ben Kaster
Patty
Newton Longs
Jake Firkins
Tarr
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Clare Texters
Ted
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Town State College
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