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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1960
Page
7
Earl Aronson explains how to force bulbs like tulips daffodils and hyacinths in pots for early spring color. Use bulb pans drainage layer soil and mulch then refrigerate eight to ten weeks before bringing indoors for growth and flowering with careful labeling watering and temperatures.
A brief baking note explains using four strips of paper at the plate edges to cover frosting while decorating. After icing is applied, the paper is removed to reveal clean edges.
Grandview Community Church plans a Christmas cantata after a Sunday 7 30 pm program. Morning service features cantata. Sunday school council meeting moved to the first Monday at 7 30. Pastor Willard Rockhill resigns to join Watterman Bible Church in Walterm n. He served Grandview 12 years.
A reader asks about tiling over painted plaster with metal wall tiles. If walls were enamelled the mastic will bond. if painted with burr chipped paint, shellac coating is needed before applying mastic. The note mentions a shellac coat or a special mastic that eliminates shellac. Also warns: using a wall roller risks damage and overload.
Louisa County deed records list transfers including Stephens to Roy E Lit trell in Columbus Junction and Roy B and Pearl M Lithwell to Clarence Miller in sections 28 and 3 7 4. W P Milley and wife to Clarence Miller cover tracts in Band ws. Dorothy Baker Aldershot to Yosse A and Clara Lehrler quitclaim on Joe 1 and 2 plus house 12 3 C Wortham addition to Columbus Junction.
The passage warns against overloading rollers and dripping. It cautions not to roll with a downward stroke, not to roll too fast to prevent spray, not to spin at stroke ends, and not to resume painting in a just painted area. It advises applying paint to a nearby dry portion to avoid dragging paint into fresh areas.
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