Columbus Junction MRS and Peders to Return Home
Columbus Junction Mrs John Summy and three children injured in an auto accident last Thursday are expected to return home today from Washington county hospital Their mother suffered a broken leg Debby 12 received a broken nose and Becky 10 Rodney 5 had facial cuts and bruises All are reportedly in improved condition Postponed WSCS Methodist study course The Girl Scout neighborhood meeting also postponed Paul Smith leaves for a business trip Daughter of Gorhams born Monday at St Luke s Cedar Rapids Grandparents Gorham Swanson and Kemp visit Washington area relatives
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Columbus Junction
John Summy
Washington County Hospital
Dorothy McConnahay
Paul Smith
South
Geo “Gl
Vor Gorhams
James Gorhum
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar’ Rapids
Gene Gorham
Marian Swanson
Washington
AL Kemp
Kanasha
Pearl Bliven
Y Teen Council plans March meeting and dance in Columbus
SEN reports the Y Teen Council met at Mrs Louise Perry s home with Mrs Irene Smith assisting. They planned the March Y Teen Semester Break Dance at Columbus Community High School themed Winter Wonderland. Dance ran until 1 20 am with refreshments by the Y Teen Council and a social committee managed by Nancy Poeiter Claire Min and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Louise Perry
Irene Smith
Columbus Community High School
YeTaen Council
Intermise Stor
Nancy, Poeiter
Claire Min
Ann Quigsey
Cathy Duncan
Sarah Lee Newell
Roy Schweitzer
Erna Meyer
Maciaane Newell
Janie Smith
Selly Duncan
Roberta Thomas
Ann Helmick
Cathy Paters
Ruth Hanson
Chloe Chelf
Donna Dallmeyer
Ruth Hend- Nckson
Ann Peters
Ames
Ralph Marshall
Leo Thomas
Columbus Junction City Hall Redecorated
Columbus Junction Mayor Duncan and councilmen announce the city hall rooms and stairs have been repainted by Dennis Peters and crew. A separate note says three Columbus Junction high school boys Jack Cecil Lyle Morgan and Dave Wehmeyver with instructor Don Schnell toured the Dunwoody Industrial Institute in Minneapolis to view courses in mechanical drafting building construction radio and TV electronics printing and baking. Fran Dwinell remains a patient at University Hospital in Iowa City.
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Columbus Junction
Duncan
Dennis Peters
Jack Cecil
Lyle Morgan
Dave Wehmeyver
Don Schnell
Minneapolis
Dunwoody Industrial Institute
Fran Dwinell
University Hospital
Iowa City
Island Truck Growers State Annual Session
The annual meeting of Muscatine Island Growers Association will be held at the Island community hall on Thursday February 28. University of Wisconsin expert KC Berger will discuss fertilization of potatoes with L C Pierce and Jack Wickle and other Town State University staff participating. Research on potato varieties melons and cucumbers will be discussed. Officers will be elected in the morning session with meetings from 10 a.m. to the afternoon.
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Muscatine Island
Island Community Hall
Pe KC. Berger
University of Wisconsin
L. C. Pierce
Jack Wickle
Town State University
May Nominate For Master Lamb Producers
Muscating County sheepmen with ewe locks of 25 or more may nominate themselves or neighbors for the 1963 Iowa Master Lamb Producers Project. Extension Director Eugene Mathern Bays notes Tom Wickersham of Iowa State University urges nominations before April 1. After nomination, an official entry form will be sent. records start as near Jan 1 as possible, no later than lambing. Complete records due by Nov 15. top 39 producers chosen by sponsor committee. Recognition in December.
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Muscating County
Towa
Eugene Mathern
Tom Wickersham
Towa State University
Eech
Wickersham
Withersham
Unusual Iowa State Extension Q A Topics and Notes
Iowa State University extension staff report unusual questions from county offices during mid January. Topics include soybean disease versus nitrogen fertilization, walnut pollination and tree health, black locust fence posts and wood durability, plus weekend notes from Conesville and Bettendorf residents and guests.
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Iowa State University Extension Service
Towa
J. A. Sinitzel
Exiension Agronomist
Iowa State University
Ed Cou
Extension Horticulturist
Iowa
Robert Davidson
Towa State University
Homes for Americans French Provincial Plan HA274P
This entry describes a French provincial style home plan HA274P with 1,840 square feet in the basic house. It notes a Jorge foyer adjacent living room with a fireplace, a dining room with a continuous wine display, and a private bedroom wing. The recreation room and second floor can be finished later. designed by Samuel Paul of Jamaica, NY.
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Jorge
Samuel Paul
Iéfat Sty
Jamaica
1962 Pig Crop Decreases From 1961 Levels
The Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said Saturday that town pig production in 1962 fell one per cent from 1961 and three per cent below the five year average. The 1963 crop totaled 21,093,000 head. The fall crop of 1,950,000 was higher than 1961, but the spring crop of 3,143,000 was smaller than the previous year.
Creative wall ideas for finished basements and attics
A homeowner notes playful options for finishing rooms with mixed wall materials. Three walls in plywood and a fourth in plastic faced hardboard create contrast, with tips on horizontal paneling, removing extra furring strips, and economical stud alignment. A basement ceiling height variance prompts a horizontal plywood layout using straited squares for easy nailing and a distinct look.
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Atic
Deeds Recorded in Muscatine Transfers and Plats
Deeds recorded show multiple transfers in Muscatine including Paul Harold and Mildred Max to Clyde Lancaster and Easth ar C Lancaster. Langel to Gertrude Glass. Charles Thomas to Henry and Margaret Lichtenwala. Elsie M Kapp to Lyle Brockway. Meyers to Fred Butt and Helen Butt. Meyers to Frances and Maxine Burgen. Meyers to Gary and Betty Duncan. Parcels include Jot 2 block 32 Kemble and Fuller addition. Lorena Terrace addition. Lorenz Terrace addition.
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Paul Harold
Mildred Maxint Bogard
Clyde A
Easthar C. Lancaster
Imad
Qa Atma L
Robert M. Lan Gon
Gertrude Glass
Muscaline
Charles
Billie Thomas
Heney
Margaret G. Lichtenwala
Park Place
Muscatine
Elsie M
D. W. Kapp
Alhere
Lyle L
Dorothea
A. Brockway
Kemble and
Fuller
R. M
Katharine M. Meyer
Fred H
Helen M. Button
Lorena Terrace
Katharine M
Meyer
Frances E
Maxine Burtgen
Lot
Loreng Terrace
Gary L
Betty F. Duncan
Lorenz Terrace
Three NHL Players In United States On Bruins Next
Noted in Montreal report only three players in the league were wearing United States teams with the Boston Bruins. The trio includes Tommy Williams of South Mim, Charlie Burns of Detroit, and Wayne Hicks of Aberdeen, Washington. Williams and Hicks are rookies.
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Montreal
National Hockey League
United States
Boston Bruins
Tommy “Williams
Bouth, Mim
Charlie Burns
Detroit
Wayne Hicks
Aberdeen
Wash. Williams
Hicks
Crust on Small Grains From Damp Bin Conditions
County Extension Director Eu gene Mather explains a damp crust forms on shelled corn and grains in cold weather. Iowa State entomologist Harold Gunderson cites roof leaks cold air movement and insect heat as causes. remedies include repairing roofs stirring crusted grain inspecting for insects and, if needed, fumigating hot spots with carbon tetrachloride or related chemicals and applying fumigant to 65 degrees F or higher areas. Stay out of the bin 48 hours after treatment.
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Eugene Mather
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State University
Gunderson
Biggest Beef Groups Merge
Fort Worth Texas reports two of the nation's largest beef booster groups, the National Livestock and Meal Board and the National Beef Council, have merged. Board Chairman James B. Nance of Alamo Tennessee stated the merger creates unity of purpose and paves the way for expanded beef promotion activities as the health committee is renamed the Beef Industry Council.
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Fort Worth
Tex
National Livestock and Meal Board
National Beef Council
James B. Nance
Alamo, Tenn
Heal Committee
Beef Industry Council
Barn Breeding Rates Lead to Improvement
Muscatine County dairymen using artificial insemination improved herd conception rates by keeping accurate barn breeding records. Extension Director Eugene Mathern notes that fertility depends on fertile semen, a skilled technician, and herd manager cooperation, often the weak link. Barn breeding sheets track cow identity, calving dates, heats, breed dates, semen used, pregnancy diagnosis, guiding timely breeding decisions.
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Muscatine County
Eugene Mathern
Wallace Taylor
Towe State University
Taylor
Mrs. Thompson Hosts Lucky 13 Club at Dinner
Mrs Helen Thompson entertained at supper Saturday evening for the Lucky 13 club members and their husbands Six couples attended A social evening followed the supper Mr and Mrs Kenneth Matamel and two children were weekend guests at the William Fulton Jr home in Indianapolis Ind Mrs Mae Westerbeck is a patient at the Burlington hospital.
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Mrs. Thompson
Grandview
Helen Thompson
Kenneth Matamel
William Fulton, Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Mae Westerbeck
Burlington Hospital
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