Lynnville Garden Club Entertained In Elscott Home
Lynnville reports on local gatherings as the Green Thumb Garden club enjoyed a Christmas party at the Elscott residence with a turkey buffet, decorations, and a program. Community groups including PT A and Lions Club were active with dinners, visits, and holiday events.
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Lynnville Garden Club
Elscott
Lynnville
Harvey Gause
Hampton Gause
Silvis, Jr
David Gause
Iowa City
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Scarsboro
Sully
P.T.A
Art Crews
Delwin Cross
Blanche Sparks
Barbara Rhykock
Eleanor Green
Clair Butin
Harry Engle
Melvin Geurts
Marinus Geurts
Krnt Theater
Crews
Carl Ray James
Norman Nikkel
Robert Gosselink
Green Thumb Garden Club
Harry Elscott
Wallace’ Williams
Ada Staney
John Grafart, Jr
Ernest Graan
Harold F. ‘Magy
Nellie Davis
Leslie Sylvester
Robert Scull
St. Francis Hospital
Grinnell
Lions Club
Ox Yoke Inn
Amanas
T. E. Fitzpatrick
R. E. Sparks
Lavern Jones
Charleer
Albert Terpstra
Sfintka
Beverly
Norian
Burton
Ottumwa
Ozro Dearinger
David
Jim Terlouw
Lynn Grove
Friends Church
Good Will Club
Elsie Renaud
Muriel Conn
Vada Fenner
Pansy Hudson
Vivian Beng
Verta Ratcliff
Madge
Dunsbergen
Otla McCoy
Mary Brown
Pheebe Rupp
Retha Lewis
Ollie Vander Kamp
Stephen Anthony
Will Vander Kamp
Francis Anthony
Near
Newton
Howard Macy
Grinnell’ Kiwanis Club
Maple Buffet
Knoxville
Kiwanis Club
Colorful Christmas Fun For Your Fireplace
County Extension Director Richard Freeman shows how chemically treated evergreen cones, wood chips, sawdust, or rolled newspapers can color a fireplace fire. Iowa State University forester Robert Davidson lists copper sulfate for green, calcium chloride for orange, copper chloride for blue, lithium chloride for carmine, and potassium chloride for purple with cautions on handling. Drying and soaking steps are outlined, with disposal notes and gift ideas like treated cones placed in dyed mosquito bags.
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County Extension
Richard Freeman
Robert Davidson
Iowa State University
Davidson
Turnip Grower Clair Hughes Delivers Record Yields
Clair Hughes of Portsmouth grows 50 bushels of extra large turnips with some specimens weighing up to eight and a half pounds, showcasing a remarkable harvest in the coastal town.
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Clair Hughes
Portsmouth
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