Local Social and church news from Hiattville and vicinity
Mr and Mrs Keith Rose and sons visited last Sunday at the Lloyd Rose home. The Carter and Broshar households hosted visits, while J F Chambers spent Tuesday with Nan Meadows. Curtis Burton family and W E Hiatt at Alfred Carlton home. Virgil Dooley visited Moravia. Gus Hiatt and Iona spent Friday at U S Hiatt home. Cold weather and snow halted Wesley church services. Paul Hiatt family visited from Allerton. Bayard Neff hosted and attended events with VanDorin for a birthday celebration. J F Chambers celebrated 43rd wedding anniversary with family at home. a full account expected in Union. Previous week saw Irwin Lincox visit Bayard Neff. Ladies Aid met with about 20 present. Walden Smith and family leaving Union force greeted best wishes. Bayard Neff family and Bernard spent time at Theo Miller’s. Lute Hiatt and O A Hiatt with F C Hiatt called on Nan Meadows. Miss Lera Behrens spent weekend in Ottumwa with Ed Anderson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Rose
Lloyd Rose
Lloyd Carter
Paul Broshar
J. F. Chambers
Nan Meadows
Curtis Burton
W. E. Hiatt
Alfred Carlton
Virgil Dooley
Moravia
Gus Hiatt
Iona
U. S. Hiatt
Wesley
Paul Hiatt
Chidren
Allerton
U.S. Hiatt
Dorin Wales
Elahvone
Bayard Neff
Will VanDorin
Bayard Neff and Son
VanDorin
Irwin Lincox
Clair
Jamita Dooley
Walden Smith
Iowa Corn Yield Test Largest Ever For Iowa
Results of the 1935 Iowa Corn Yield Test compiled for release Feb. 4 during Farm and Home Week at Iowa State College. Eight hundred forty-nine entries across nine districts, 477 hybrids. Copies of the yield test report available after Feb. 4 from the Bulletin, Town State College, Ames, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State College
Pees Town State College
Ames
Owe
Sunday Socials Across the County
Boyer Ridge, Olin Foster and family spent Sunday at Leon Burns. Virsil Easter visited Frank Gladfelder, while Mr and Mrs Trenton Gladfelder spent Sunday at John Whickers. Vernon Easter stayed Saturday and Sunday night at John Clarks. Florence Weathers visited at parental F A Boyer home, Virsil Kasters were Centerville callers Thursday. Charles Broshar spent Sunday at the Jin Kaster home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Foster
Leon Burns
Virsil Easter
Frank Gladfelders
Trenton Gladfelder
John Whickers
Vernon Easter
John Clarks
Florence Weathers
F. A. Boyer
Virsil Kasters
Centerville
Charles Broshar
Jin Kaster
Red-tailed Hawks in Iowa Notes and Habits
Summarizes red tailed hawk behavior in Iowa with year round presence in open country, perching in single trees, sluggish circling but fast swoops on mice, occasional poultry predation, and identifying color patterns including rust red tail and brown mottled upperparts.
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Iowa
Unionville Social and Health Notes
Unionville residents report guests at Udell including Rev. C. W. Kocher and Mrs. Kocher with Mr. and Mrs. Caylor. Mrs. Ruby Underwood worsens, Hattie Hopkins ill at home, Carl Whisler family near town contracts mild smallpox, Belle Andrews throat infection. H. M. Underwood back from Lansing after Fruit Growers Convention amid blizzard and subzero weather. Mrs. Horner ill, Mr. Horner improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kocher
Kocher
Kansas
Local Happenings Across Centerville And Surrounding Areas
A compendium of community notes lists visits and illness among Centerville residents. Highlights include Mrs Susan Horner’s illness, J B Sneed resuming part time at the post office, and Rev Chas L Ellis traveling to Cincinnati to visit his sister. The piece also mentions upcoming farm and agricultural events, talks by university experts, and demonstrations at the College Armory by corn husking champions Elmer Carlton and Fred Stanek with others from Iowa.
Farm and Home Week Program Nears Start in Ames
More than 50 leading public officials farmers and agricultural leaders plus over 150 Iowa State College faculty members join the thirty-fifth Farm and Home Week at Iowa State College in Ames. Monday features a keynote by Karl Sterstein of the Owl Rural Religious Work Council, with mass meeting speaker Tuesday Chester A. Davis on corn and hogs. The program covers fencing agronomy poultry swine landscape architecture seed corn farm machinery and power farm management and orcharding. Wednesday includes Governor W L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
Karl Sterstein
Iowa Falls
The
Owl! Rural Religious Work Council
Chester A. Davis
AAA
Hens Die Count Tied To Flock Profits
A study of 27 calendar record keepers shows labor income after all costs equals 155 dollars per hen, with death losses in laying flocks as crucial as egg output and feed. Town State College extension poultrymen assisted.
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Town State College
Heartbeat Restored After Gas Trouble Trial Bites Sale
A man suffered heart palpitations due to gas but after using Adherika he now eats freely and feels well. Special 10c Trial Bites are on sale at Smith & Veach Drugists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Adams
Smith & Veach
Expression of Thanks Promises New Hollywood Store Feature
A brief notice thanks loyal customers and announces a new Hollywood store feature offering manicures and eyebrow arches. It mentions pricing 8.60 and 6.00 and references a corner location and a national advertising push.
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Hollywood
Iowa poultry flocks show mortality and production gaps
The report compares healthy and unhealthy flocks revealing labor income per healthy bird at 1.779 dollars vs 1.14 for the other group. Mortality was 11% in healthy flocks and 23% in unhealthy. Total receipts per hen averaged 8.56 dollars with 2.18 from market eggs. breeding stock sales accounted for about 68 cents. High producers averaged 164 eggs per hen with 2.36 dollars labor income, while low producers averaged 118 eggs and 0.79 dollars.
Many Groups To Meet Farm And Home Week
A dozen rural associations of Iowans will gather at Iowa State College from February 3 to February 8 for the thirty sixth annual Farm and Home Week. Scheduled meetings include the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association on February 3 and the Iowa Corn and Small Grain Grower's Association on February 4, with others on February 5 and February 6 covering the Draft Horse and Mule Breeders Association and the Iowa Beef group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
Steem Credit
Iowa
O. B. Jesness
Division of Agricultural Economics
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Canada
Iowa Dairy Breed Associations
Iowa State Dairy ‘Association
Iowa Beef Producers’ Association
C. E. Finley
Iowa State
T. W. Schultz
Agricultura Economics
Iowa Rural Young People’s, Assembly
Elmer Carlton
Audubon
College Armory
Fred Stanek
Fort Dodge
Ben Grimeus
Grundy Center
Iows
Iowa State College
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
Iowa Corn and Small Grain Grower's Association
Iowa Draft ‘Horse and Mule Breeders’ Association
Iowa Beef
Moravia Social Roundup From Weekend Visits
Blue Front Mr Jim Moore Cass Hamilton and John VanZante were Moravia callers Saturday Circle met Wednesday with Mrs Ben Williams Leslie Plants called at Ben Williams Sunday Pauline Williams Helen Hamilton and Enid Long stay in town at Mrs Will Hick s while the motte Browns visited Sunday Wanda Jones visited Saturday night and Sunday with home folks Mildred McCloud spent Wednesday night with Wilma VanZante Roy Woodward spent one evening last week with Lyle Jones Ray Lemenster sawed wood Friday Donald Jones stayed a couple of nights last week with Billie Tracy Leslie Plants has been helping
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Moore
Cass Hamilton
John VanZante
Circle
Ben Williams
Leslie Plants
Pauline Williams
Helen Hamilton
Enid Long
Will Hick
Motte Browns
Cass Hamiltns
Wanda Jones
Mildred McCloud
Wilma VanZante
Roy Woodward
Lyle Jones
Ray Lemenster
Donald Jones
Billie Tracy
Van Zante Aids Bishop Amid Tight Funds On Route 2
In the past week Carl Van Zante assisted Dave Bishop as funds ran short. Van Long and Moravia were also noted as callers Saturday, indicating ongoing route activity and local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl van Zante
Dave Bishop
van Long
Semi Annual Funds Statement for Appanoose County
W B Haught treasurer of Appanoose County Iowa presents a semi annual report covering June 1 1945 to December 1935 inclusive. The document, certified January 18 1936 in Centerville Iowa, confirms the report as a correct summary of business transacted by the treasurer and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Haught
Appanoose County
Iowa
Centerville
Laws
Haught
W. & Baught, Cousty
Olderaon County
Sregwater
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Hiattsville
Lera Behrens
Ottumwa
Mrs
Ed Anderson
Boyer Ridge
Unionville
W. F. Horner
Big Smith
H. G. Broshar & Son
Eee
Paeaee Tan
Velalui
Stuuton
Jeesh Drug Stores
Vea Veach
J. B. Sneed
Susan Horner
von Tracy
Ava Simpson
Elgin
Ill
Ralph Ostrom
Minnesota
Melvin Betterly
Dale Schreiner
J. H. Schreiner
20Th Century Club
Olive Miltenberger
James M. Wright
Post Office
Chas. L. Ellis
Cincinnati
Nancy Ella
Ellis
McFatridge
F. W. Blomenstock
Frank Main
Earl Brain
Hedrick
Bruce Watts
H. E. Watts
Carl Black
Sigourney
B. S. Staley
St. Joseph Hospital
Vig Turner
M. E
Top Beauty Shop
Producers’ Association
Iowa Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Iowa Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Iowa Guernsey Breeds Ers’ Association
Iowa Jersey Cattle Club
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa Game Breeders’ Association
Iowa Parent Education Council
Iowa Rural Young People’s Assembly
W. I. Myera
Washington, D. C
Aubrey Williams
R. M. Visquain
Agricultural Hall
North Star
Gamble
Roy Scott
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Chet Broshar
Librar
Teachers Institute
Centervi
Itis
Moulton
Hame
Fumide Tient
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