Features Ease Cooking Chores With New Electric Ranges
A vintage feature list highlights electric ranges with automatic timers, heat controls, and self cleaning features. It explains automatic meal probes that signal when meat is done, lift off or drop down oven doors for cleaning, double ovens, and complete insulation. The guide urges choosing models with thermostatically controlled surface elements to save time and effort.
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Tess
Atalissa News Notes Highlights Local Moves Births Cars
Atalissa residents Verne and Mrs Miller spent six months in Cortez Florida and visited Verle Miller. Ray and Mrs Fingle, former Wellman residents, moved to Atalissa. Rannie Sterner, formerly of Atalissa, now in Davenport, announces birth of daughter April 15. Kirmit Smith, in a car crash, returned home from Muscatine General Hospital to Moscow.
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Atalissa
Verne Miller
Town City
Cortez
Florida
Verle Miller
Ray Fingle
Wellman
Rannie Sterner
Davenpark
Kirmi
Conesville Card Club Dinner Meeting Recapped
Conesville neighbors gathered April 24 at the Gippels for a cooperative supper of the Conesville Eight club with twenty members present. Prizes went to Faithe Shella Barg er, Winifred Maxwell, Adeline Crawford, Paul Fischer, Ralph Crawford, and Dennis Christianson. Attendees included Mrs. Mabel Solomon and other locals, while Ronald Gray, serving in the Navy, was reported at Pearl Harbor en route to the Mediterranean region. Mrs. Harry Chapman was moved from Muscatine General to University Hospital in Iowa City Wednesday.
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Conesville
Thomas’ Gipple
Faithe- Shellabarger
Winifred Maxwell
Adeline Crawford
Columbus Junction
Paul Fischer
Muscatine
Ralph Crawford
Dennis Christianson
Pearl Kennedy
Ronald
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Japan
Australia
Gray
Mediterranean
Ronald Gray
Saratoga
North Division
FPO
New York
Harry. Chapman
Muscatine General Hospital
University Hospital
Iowa City
Electric Range Designs For Homes And Remodels
Families planning new homes or remodels can choose from four 1963 styles of electric ranges. Free standing ranges sit on the floor with surface units and ovens. high-oven models place one or two eye level ovens above the surface. built-in one-piece units fit into cabinets or walls. slide-in or drop-in variants require minimal trim.
New Electric Ranges Offer Flexible Kitchen Design
An ensemble features a bleoak-top built into a counter with separate wall ovens for flexible layouts. The units include two-level y division, chrome adapters, and drop-in or slide-in types integrated with cabinets. Automatic controls, easy cleaning, trim appearance, and fast cool cooking are highlighted.
Feed Store Changes Hands and Local Youth Program Returns
Warner’s Feed Store in Milan buys the Harvey K Johnston Isa(a)n elevator and feed mill in Reynolds with transfer effective May 15. Johnston will run the Reynolds hardware store. The sixth annual Teen Time Food Rate resumes for Rock Island County youths. University Extension Service sponsors, with 400 youths last year, split into four groups meeting in June and July. Kickoffs announced for April 29 at the American Legion in Reynolds. Only gray horses have won the Preakness Stakes Balmat 1895 Native Dancer 1953.
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Buffalo
War ‘Ners
Milan
Harvey K. Johnston Israin
Reynolds
Johnston
Smalier
University of Extension Service
Rock Island
Lais T. Mitchell
American Legion
Balmat
Wapello Science Fair Crowds Celebrate 1963 Winners
Anne Wollenhaupt won first place at the 1963 Wapello Science Fair held at Wapello High School. Judges evaluated entries across physics, chemistry, earth science and biology. With 57 entries, awards included subscriptions and books, honoring students such as Von Smith, Jane Stineman, and Doris Hinds among others.
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Anne Wollenhaupt
Wapello
Wapello’ High School
Daryl D. Smith
Robert Richers
Morning Sun Community School
John Sheltor
Pleasant Valley Township School
George Killinger
Pleasant Valley Township
Jdges
Anne Weillentrupt
von Smith
Jane Stineman
Soybean Germination Over 90 Percent Reported
L E Everson of Town State University Seed Testing Laboratory releases figures showing 77 percent of home grown soybean seed samples tested have germination of 90 percent or more. Other samples include 19 percent between 80 and 90 percent and 4 percent below 80 percent. Everson advises planting high quality seed and marketing seed under 80 percent for processing. County Extension Director Genevieve Matern notes field performance of stored seed was poor despite lab germination.
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L. E. Everson
Town State University Seed Testing Laboratory
Everson
Ciegene Matern
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Robert Winstow
Shirtey Hiller
Ronald Stout
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Ton Downs
Jack Reif
Dave Brown
Gary Jack
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Kay McNeil
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Gerrie Knapp
Commie Stone
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Richard Miller
Pats Thurston
Carol Peterson
Elaine Walker
Margaret Walker
Jane Weaver
Jocklyn Malcom
Craig Winder
Mary Erjwin
Tom McChesney
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Joyce Reis
Sharon Schwab
Phil Vardaman
Guy Brown
Cheryl Buffington
David Devore
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Kenny Foor
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Theis Growvinkel
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