Unionville Residents Return to Help in Produce House
Unionville families and locals are noted in a string of moves and visits. Ernest Stufflebeam and family return to Faloon to assist his father, while Arthur Batterson seeks work in Ottumwa. Social visits include Mrs. Gladys Underwood at a club gathering near North Fairview and the Utopian club luncheon hosted by Mrs. P L Veitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stufflebeam
Faloon
Iowa
Arthur Batterson
Ottumwa
Gladys Underwood
Bert Drake
North Fairview
P. L. Veitch
Utopian Club
E. L. Patterson
Mankato
Minn
Patterson
Charley Howard
Ash Grove
H. M. Underwood
Varesen
Riverton
Amanda Miller
Lower Construction Co
M. EB
Bertha Renfrew
Chester Renfrew
Frances Strunk
Renfrew
Mae Wilcox
Moravia Community Socials and Visits Reported
Udell Route 1 residents and Moravia visitors spent Sunday in family gatherings and church events. Emma Miller attended Childrens Day at Wesley Chapel while others visited Salem church programs and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rumley
Moravia
Edd Rumley
Robert Glasgow
Mary Lou
Paul Moore
Mary Jane
Andy
Delbert Hayworth
Mary Fowler
Carl Foster
Tom Hiatt
Emma Miller
Salem Church
Dorothy McMann
Alice Sanders
Thode
Earl Deghl
Blanch Talbot
Centerville
Mamie Darnley
Charly
Neb
Floyd Moffatt
Ernne
Donar Sanders
Frank
Burdette Cox
Wilbur Kingery
Glen Clancy
Chinch Bugs Threaten Only in Eastern Iowa This Year
Entomologists surveying 80 Iowa counties report chinch bug damage likely limited to the eastern third of the state. Other pests including cutworms armyworms seed corn maggot and June beetle threaten substantial crop damage statewide with large armyworm flights and heavy seed corn maggot impact noted. Dr. Carl J. Drake notes cool damp spring delays germination and egg laying, predicting southern and central Iowa face lighter invasion while eastern areas see higher risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Iowa
Carl J. Drake
Iowa State College
Drake
Memorial and social visits across Scattersburg area
Scattersburg residents attended Memorial services at Wesley Chapel on Sunday afternoon and visited relatives and friends in the area. Several households reported Sunday calls and visits including families with Tomlin, Fletcher, Lockman, McCarter, Harper, Roberts, Bloomer, Tomlin, Scott, and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tomlin
Wesley Chapel
Austin McCartyn
Elmer Lockman
Raymond Lockmann
Ray Fletcher
T. Sletcher
John Fletcher
Ross Clarks
Carl Tomlin
Lillian
Dean
Miller West
Ash Grove
Curtis
Ray Tomlin
Steve Gillands
Keith Roberts
Albcia
Kenneth Bloomer
Walter Harper
Fairview
Barbara McCunther
Fairy Stocker
Gertrude” Ballanger
Marie Tom- Te
George Scott
Roy Scott
Enon Bible School Seeks Helpers After Busy Week
Enon Bible school reporting a busy week with 22 present last Sunday. Helping Hand Club met with Mrs. John Clayton last Thursday afternoon with 12 ladies and 10 children. New members include Mrs. Lloyd Stafford. Several visitors named including Dorothy and Wilma Boardman and Mrs. Herman Dehntote and children. Memorial services attended at Eslinger Sunday afternoon by most locals. A.C. Fabers hosted visitors R. C. Faber and family, LeRoy Harvey and son. Wendett Roberts injured by an angry bull and hospitalized. Mrs. R. B. Faber and Mrs. Kenneth Free hosted measles cases. Marjorie Roberts assisted. Multiple locals visit Ottumwa and Albia for family events and medical treatments. Burdell Roberts works for Win Giltner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Helping Hand Club
John Clayton
Lloyd Stafford
Dorothy
Wilma Boardman
Herman Dehntote
Clara Elby
Eslinger
A. C. Fabers
R. C. Faber
LeRoy Harvey
Wendett Roberts
Faber
Kenneth Free
Marjorie Roberts
Flora Jones
J. T. van Doring
A. A. van Dorin
Fred van Dorin
W. T. van Dorin
Mary Closter
Jennie Elmore
R. S. Faber
Clara Selby
Ottumwa
J. T. van Dorin
Albia
Wm. Barnes
Hog production to rise says Agricultural Facts circular
Economists expect hog numbers to increase from now on with fall pig crop likely larger than last year though breeding stock scarcity will limit gains. Marketings may not rise before summer 1936, keeping prices high through 1935 and most of 1936 amid weak pork demand and low consumer buying power. The unusual pork shortage boosted recent price jumps despite seasonal declines in April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Economic Facts
Iowa State College Extension Service
The Only Solution To The Automobile Death Toll
A 1934 view notes high auto fatalities per population and per car, with rising gasoline use. It argues most accidents stem from mechanical defects or driver errors and urges public changes in driving behavior to reduce deaths.
West Point Families and Visitors Adrift in Albia
West Point residents Mr and Mrs Will Davis and daughter Lois traveled to Albia while at Leonard Wilsons guests included Mr and Mrs Nate Wilson. Pearl Kelsey welcomed a baby boy named William Keith born June 6 with relatives visiting. Continuous Sunday visits featured John Mahin home, Jay Argo and Lois, Lloyd Beatty and families, Alice Averdave and kin, Kate Brown and Helen Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Dukes
C. E .Hood
Des Moines
L. G. Wisgerhof
Sully
N. Harrison
Centerville
H. L. Dukes
Harry, Jr
Udell
Keokuk
Iowa
Will Davis
Lois
Ralph Davis
Helen Marie
Albia
Nate Wilson
Leonard Wilsons
Pearl Kelsey
William Keith
Rollie Brown
John Mahin
Jay Argo
Lloyd Beatty's
Loy Free
Alice Allerdyve
Harvey Beaty
Garnett Brown
Dauggter
Kate Brown
Helen Hamilton
Dorothy Brown
Pearl Kelsey's
Mra
Archie Thompson
Wayne
Grandma Thompson
Will Kelsey
Mire
Loia
Public opinion and strict laws curb reckless driving
A New Sharon Star report notes 93.9 percent of cars in accidents last year were in apparently good condition. It argues appeals to reckless drivers have failed and that public opinion backed by aggressively enforced laws offers the only solution to the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
New
Sharon Star
Children Day Program Enjoyed At Iconium
A large crowd attended the Iconium Children's Day program last Sunday evening. Highlights included piano solos by Grace Argo and Emily Free, scripture readings, multiple recitations, a talk by Rev. J W Zerbe on Watch your words, and songs by the Children, the little folks, and Rose drill. A benediction followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Folka
Junior Rinehart
Jimmie Newby
Zerbe
Emily Free
Dicky Newby
Gerald Rinehart
Mildred Derby
Bettie Jean Brown
Margaret Beaty
Rose Drill
Rose Marie Locke
Hollia Tarbell
Softball Rules Continued From Page One
The article outlines softball pitching and play rules including delivery, hand positioning, and prohibited substances. It notes the 10 player official roster, ball handling restrictions, footwear guidance, and that seven innings constitute a game.
Rules for Softball Bunting and Runners
The text outlines softball bunting prohibitions and baserunning rules. A batter may not bunts or attempt to bunt. a runner must keep contact with the base while the pitcher has the ball until a pitched ball reaches or passes the batsman. A baserunner on third cannot score on a pitched ball passing the batter unless forced by a base on balls or specific plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunta
Aaserunner
Broody Hens Ruin Egg Quality Warned by Expert
Dr Henderson of Iowa State College Poultry Husbandry warns broody hens disrupt production. Confine in a flat bottomed or wire floored coop for 3 or 4 days with plenty of water and mash. Free ranging leads to egg breakage, spoilage, and egg eating. cull hens set on broodiness. Celebrate the fourth of July in Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. W. Henderson
Poultry Husbandry Department
Towa State College
Henderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unionville
Inez Stufflebeam
Naomi Scott
Margaret Selman
Oakville
F. M. Lippert
Joe Hunt
He, N.main
Frigidaire
Matas Ad Peiens
Helft Ole
Ginkta Gas
Enon
West Point
W. C. Bivin
Iconium
R. R. Pennington
Eases Pond
Miles Nervine
CIA
Maud Thomas
Turner & Son
Ramblin
Jack
Lonnie Long
Highway 60
Faurot
New York Police
Ochler Bros
Saturday Evening Post
Time
Colhier
Liberty
Eres
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