Plentiful Food Supplies Seen for 1961 in Iowa and Nation
Iowa state extension economist Gene Futrell notes 1961 should bring plentiful food supplies and retail prices near 1960 levels. Beef may dip slightly while pork rises, meat consumption up about four pounds per person. Grass-fed beef grades rise. poultry supplies up, prices lower. Dairy and fruit supplies rise. canned vegetables down slightly. sugar production at record levels with broad surplus across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nccmding
Gene Futwell
Iowa State University
Gleaners Class Met Wednesday At Bloomington
Bloomington area church group Gleaners Class met at Spangler Chapel for a 6 30 potluck supper with Irvin Krueger and George Lohman hosting. Paul Reed led a short business session naming Kenneth Schenck president Leonard Crees vice president and George Lohman secretary treasurer. Reverend Stanley Kennedy showed two film strips. Next meeting January 25 with Paul Reed and Shiney Paetz as hosts. Personal mentions note Mrs Noah Korle and Mrs Kate Rossau visited the Roebucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Spangler Chapel
Irvin Krueger
George Lohmat
Paul Reed
Kenneth , Schenck
Leonard Crees
George Lohman
Stainley Kennedy
Shiney
Paelz
Ant
Noah Korle
Kate Rossau
Guy Roebuck
Blue Grass Church Women Act in 1961 Officers
Blue Grass Presbyterian planned Lord's Supper service and announced 1961 officers: Mrs. Horace Schroeder president, Mrs. Harold McClury vice president, Mrs. James Duncan secretary, Mrs. Rolland Barnes treasurer. Installation set for Jan 21. Families from Johnson City NY visiting local pastor. Wing's Daughters of Calgary Baptist held Christmas party with devotionals, film, 25 cent gift exchange and refreshments. A group surprised Mrs. Ronald Schreurs for her birthday with cards and treats. Several attendees included Ben Mills, George Bishop, Dale Bishop and others. Kenneth Chatfield, winner of Jolene's shoes contest, and Jack Wilson of Wilson's Shoe Store planned Bali Harbour Miami Beach trip for Orange Bowl game. Chalfield and Wilson connected to Muscatine Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass Ladies Auxiliary
Horace Schroeder
Harold McClury
James Duncan
Rolland Barnes
A. Z. Lovelace
Famiy
Johnson City
N.Y
Wing's Daughters
Calgary Baptist Church
Ethel Sissel
Art Slasel
Katherine Coggeshell
Stella Hall
Avis Huber
Freda Kembie
Ronald Schreurs
Hope
Ben Mills
George Bishop
Mike
Derry
Cheryl
Brian
Lisa
Robert Bishop
Dale Bishop
Kelley Frey
Ronald Lehreurs
Craig _ Alvin
Keith
Kenneth Chatfield
Jolene’ Shoes
Jack Wilson
Richard Wilson
Wilson's
Bal
Harbour Hotel
Miami Beach
Fla
Mr. Chalfield
Wilson
Muscatine Junior College
New Boston Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
New Boston residents Mt and Mrs Landry Hammond mark their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday open house from 2 to 4 pm at their home. Married in Sparta Wisconsin in 1911 by the Reverend L A Brenner, they have lived in New Boston 29 years. Mr Hammond ran a grocery for about 12 years. They have six children Eldon and Perry Hammond both of New Boston, Mrs Elda Ellsworth of New Boston, Mrs Robert Ludwig of Peoria Illinois, Mrs James Enroe of Chillicothe Illinois, and Mrs Arthur Powers of Long Beach California, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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New Boston
Landry Hammond
Sparta
Wis
Seri
Roy
L.A
Robert Ludwig
Peoria
James Enroe
Chillicothe, II
Arthur
Powers
Long Beach
Cal
Home Laundry Then And Now
A 1919 USDA bulletin outlined 49 laundry items and 20 supplies for family washing done in the kitchen with a cookstove. Today equipment and supplies are shorter due to multipurpose products and new machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Yearbook of Agriculture
Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
Past Noble Grands Meet Social Glances in Jan
Social Glances invites Noble Grands to a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Sylvia Leon hard home with Miss Frances R. Kelley as assisting hostess. Vesa Georgianna Court No 2 Onder for the Amaranth holds its verwal monthly meeting Monday Jan 2 at 8 pant with members invited. The Past Worthy High Prigsless Club meeting scheduled for Tuesday Jan 3 is cancelled. next regular meeting will be Feb 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Leonhard
Frances R. Kelley
Vesa Georgianna Court No
Onder
Amaranth
Worthy High Prigsless Club
Miss Wilson To Wed Mr. Nelson
Columbus Junction announces the engagement of Betty Lou Wilson to Charles Nelson son of Roy Nelson of Washington Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
Mr. Nelson
Columbus Junction
Frank Wilson
Betty Lou
Charles Nelson
Roy Nelson
Washington
Iinois City News
Din
Phil
Steve
Linda McGrew
Muscatine
Oliver Shewart
Donnie
Harriett Cragg
Yuletide Dinners Shared Across Many Families in Conesville
Christmas dinner guests were hosted by numerous families across Conesville and Columbus Junction, Iowa. The gatherings included the Kemp, Kemp, Kemp, and Kemp households with relatives from Anna Illinois, Muscatine, Morning Sun, Lone Tree, Iowa City, and Denver among others, and extended to Everett, Kemp, and Satterthwaite families in Ewlington and Wilton Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colesville
Bevan Collins
Alice Johnston
Collins
Pleasant
Kenneth House al
Columbus Junction
Cecil Schlichting
Justin
Dee
Lester Kemp
Mike
Anna, Silnois
Harald. Carter
Dixie Howell
Tommy
Tony
Terry
Weriieth Pipiperi
Gary
Jeanne
Debbie
Archie Raines
Muscatine
Donald Carter
Linda
Pat
Mile
Nichols
Cleo Dodson
Kevin
Lorna
Lone Tree
Floyd Cass
Donald
Atali
Nevin Roberts
Mt Pleasant
Fred Everett
Connie
Kathy
Karen
Charles
Conesville
Roy Moback
Bill
Kim
Iowa City
Terry Ferguson
Alay
Brad
Cadar Rapids
Charles Shella+ harger
Egeert Shellabarger
Towa
Fay Kemp
Mabel Kemp
Daisy
Ewlington
Raymond Sallerthwaite
Marvel Sallerthwaite
Donald Dickey
Christine
Chester Dickey
Judie
Susan
Paul
Abelissa
Joe Dickey
West Liberty
Paul Satterthwaite
Vicki
Kay
Fred
John McQonnaha
Nevin Birkholer
Sandra
David
Carol
Everett Rife
Jack
Jill
Joy
Wilton Junction
Harold Nelson
Chicago
Guy Forbes
Earl Murphy
Tom
Lynn
Johnie
C. E . Colglazier
Wapello
James Matley
Des Moines
Lyle Mat
Salt adjustments when using hydrogenated fat in baking
When substituting hydrogenated fat for butter or margarine in baked goods, increase salt. Use at least a teaspoon of salt for every half cup of fat to maintain flavor balance.
Converted Rice Beats Regular Rice For Fluffy Grains
A simple method shows converted rice yields fluffy grains while regular rice often falls short. Novices can cook converted rice successfully, with grains separating and not clumping.
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Gail Armstrong
Richard Peterson
William Armstrong
Woodburg
New Jersey
Gail Leo
Richa Petersen
Alfred Petersen
Miss Armstrong
Western Maryland College
Mgr. Petersen
Town Wesleyan
Gail Lee Armstrong
Gleaners
Blue Grass Church News
King’s Daughters
R. Schreurs
Florida
Jimmie Hatle
Pawel
Hoboken
Sonna
Thanx
Dick Hodgins
Orlando, Fla
Boston
Eichelberger
Duane Eichelberger
Marlin Eichelberge
Duane
Randall Heben
Levi Eichelberger
Warren Dickinson
Item
South Charleston
West
S&m Pure
Ilinois City
Linda Noble
Frances Dean
Wim. Smit
Mt. Carroll
Til
Lillian Asay
Harry Kluge
Knox-Larson
Rocke Island
Suesls
Marry Danner
Elmer Danner
Clarence Hammann
Melvin Fuller
Reuben Carenter
Andalusia
Uho
LeRoy Fowler
George Fowler
Edgington, II
George Kane Ware
Lowell-Taylor
Marston, Ll
Edward Everett
Dale Everett
Billy
Mary Fansler
Cedar Rapids
Janis Mohr
Day
Leslie Everett
Larry
Jimmy
Chuck
Jeff
Jennijfer
Pamela
John
Gavizke
Becky
Irvin Everett
James Bennett
Nancy Jn
Boltendorfh
Connie Gray
Burlington
Robert Gray
Chrismas
Ronnie
Bol
Fred Criss
Ricky
Randy
William Mincero
Charles van Auken
Chris
M. William van Auken
Jeffrey
Davenport
Maynard Mincer
Fort Madison
Earl Hungate
Richard Beeman
Teresa
Bil
Florence Walker
Charles Buser
Loren
Raymond
Charlene
Beverly
Boyd
Donald Walker
Glen
Russell Adams
Bill Adams
Blue Grass
Winfield
Joe Benton
Newell Abbott
Dean and Dale
Liberty
Missouri
Keith Abbott
Candy
Cindy
Harry Abbott
Tom Colton
Columbus Juntion
Don Cotoni
Paul Johnson
Buster Brown
Oneida and
League Street
Tom Bruner
Wisconsin
Ralph Butler
West Eleventh St
House of Cheese
Dial AM
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