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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1952

Page

2

Field Day Plans at Cone Announced for Aug 5

Iowa State College staff announced plans for the Southeast Iowa Experimental Farm near Conesville for the annual field day Tuesday August 5. Visitors will tour plots and discuss farming problems. Afternoon experiments include fertilizer irrigation responses and corn seed treatments under different conditions. Participants include G M Browning W H Bragonier Frank Schaller MM W Bittinger and C S Rediy. A Southeast Iowa Experiment Association business meeting will also occur with adoption of a new memorandum of understanding with Iowa State College.

Iowa State College Iowa Conesville G. M. Browning Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station W. H. Bragonier Department of Potan Frank Schaller Soil Conservation Service MM. W. Bittinger C. S. Rediy Southeast Iowa Experiment Association

Larson Reports To Kiwanians On Convention

M C Larson spoke at the Muscatine Kiwanis noon meeting with a color slide resume of his Seattle trip. As Muscatine's Kiwanis International convention delegate, he outlined June events. The club holds Aug 7 as a tentative date to visit Davenport Kiwanis and present the traveling gavel plus lead the host club program.

M. C Mac” Larson Muscatine Kiwanis Club Seattle Larson Muscatine Davenport Kiwanis Club Muscatine Kiwanians Davenport Club

Federal School Lunch Funds Allocated to Iowa Schools

The U S Department of Agriculture allocates 1 023765 for Iowa to run the federal lunch program next year. Assistant director M C Jewell says funding matches require local dollars and participation will determine outreach. About 1000 to 1025 schools are expected to participate, up 15 to 20 from this year.

U. S. Department of Agriculture M. C. Jewell Iowa Jewell Iown

Walkers Visiting Kin in Kentucky

Cedar Valley residents visit relatives in Kentucky and Iowa connections. Barbara Barbara and Bonnie Walker travel with Mrs Lena Franklin to kin. Nancy and Donnie Erwin stay with uncle Clifton Meyers as parents tour. Several guests attend dinners and a Four H camp, with many local names listed among attendees.

Cedar Valley Robert Walker Barbara Bonnie Brenda Lena Franklin Kentucky Nancy Donnie Erwin Clifton Meyers Don Erwin Warren Dutton Gene William Jensen Tipton Nancy Corrier June Holst Carolyn Gregz Abe Lincoln Louis Geertz Ronald Schafit Cedar Falls Alberta Madsen Kimberly Park West Liberty Donald Schmidt Donnie David Virgil George Johnny Newberg Detroit Donna Erwin Paul Oberman Donald Ruth Ann Vern Jarvis Marvin Jack H. O. Hintermeister Karen John Gloria Bette Fairfield Dean Sander Sheppard Air Force Base Tex Jean Johnston Iowa City Jim Weber M. A. Sander Emma Boyens Earl Lindle Birkett Preston Brown Will McRoberts Los Angeles Calif Harry Hardin Waterloo

Reluctant Candidates Eisenhower and Stevenson Seize Nomination

The piece notes Dwight Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson emerged as reluctant presidential nominees in a historic 1950s moment. Both men offered limited public guidance on domestic policy before the conventions, while Taft and Kefauver had clearer, long standing positions. The era marked a shift toward choosing newcomers based on faith rather than detailed policy knowledge.

Washington Dwight Eisenhower Gov Adlai Stevenson Eisenhower Stevenson Kefauver Kerr Russell Averell Harriman Taft Illinois Truman Europe Columbia University State Department

Pvt Atkinson Home Visit From Ft Bliss

Pvt Jerry D Atkinson of Battery B AAAR T C 4th TNG BN Ft Bliss Tex is home on a 17 day fur lough to see his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Atkinson He will return to radar school at Ft Bliss Mrs Margaret Steffens president Mrs Gretchen Voss Mrs Clarence Duffe and Miss Mary Maurer of the American Legion auxiliary unit 584 attend the state auxiliary convention in Des Moines this week

Des Moines

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Helen C Zollner

Funeral services for Mrs. Helen C. Zollner were held at 2 p.m. at the Fairbanks Home for Funeral. The Reverend Ralph Fisher of Providence Baptist church conducted the service. Pallbearers were Lonnie Shirkey Fritz Feldman Allen Powell Harry McGreer Ray Gillett and Roy Rector. Flower attendants were Emma McGreer Nola Rector and Helen Powell. Soloist was Herbert Ziegenhorn and organist Eva Kramer. Burial followed at Reynolds cemetery.

Helen C. Zollner Fairbanks Ralph Fisher Providence Baptist Church Lonnie Shirkey Fritz Feldman Allen Powell Harry McGreer Ray Gillett Roy Rector Emma McGreer Nola Rector Helen Powell Herbert Ziegenhorn Eva Kramer Reynolds Cemetery

Belleville barber Fred Bub marks 68 years in one family line

An 83 year old Belleville barber, Fred P Bub, claims a record as a fifth generation barber in the Rogers family after 68 years clipping hair in the same town.

Barbers Belleville Hatel Fred P. Bub Bub Rogers

Pvt Curtis Moved to Army Hospital After Auto Crash

Pvt Donald Curtis, stationed at Camp Hood Texas, was seriously injured in a July 4 automobile crash near Avon Missouri. He suffered a head injury and a triple pelvic fracture, is in a chest to toe cast, and has been moved from Butler Missouri to Fort Leavenworth Kansas. His parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Curtis of Muscatine Iowa are with him at the hospital.

Pvt Donald Curtis Camp Hood Tex Avon Butler Army Hospital Ft. Leavenworth Kas Curtis Clifford Curtis Muscatine Federal Cabins Metropolitan Avenue Leavenworth, Kas

Tree Decay Largely Driven by Fungi Despite Bacterial Help

Decay in trees is mainly caused by fungal activity, though certain bacteria can assist the process. Fungal infections weaken wood, reducing strength and longevity, while bacterial factors may contribute alongside fungi.

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