Rolscreenings Welcome New Hire and Vacations Noted
Mr and Mrs P B Hidlebaugh return from a six week California trip while Chester Bricker joins the Rolacreen office in the Venetian Blind Order Department. The Venetian Blind unit reports strong orders from Conde Nast Wachovia Bank American Life Des Moines Register and Tribune Pennsylvania Mining Co and others with shipments to Barron Columbia Nova Scotia and Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Hidlebaugh
Des Moines
California
Mr. Hidlebaugh
Buck
Him
Tan
Chester Bricker
Mark Smith
Isabel Thomas
Rene Braufhart
Conde-Nast Publishing Company
Vogue
House and Garden
Wachovia Bank
Asheville
North Carolina
American Life Insurance Company
Register and Tribune
Pennsylvania
Tron Mining Company
Norway
Michigan
First Congregational Church
Webster City
Towa
Barron- Columbia
South America
Spencer Benton
Nashville, Tennessee
Shelbyville
Tennessee
Kentnel Hotel Company
Louisville
Kentucky
Darkening Shades for Thompson Residence Use
An order lists 10 darkening shades for the Thompson residence in Philadelphia. The shades copy Rol screens design using heavy light proof cloth instead of screen wire, creating a convenient temporary darkroom option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Philadelphia
Pella High Spirit Cheer From Glee Clubs Praised
Miss Tysseling thanks the Girls and Boys Glee Clubs for their fine cooperation during Thursday night’s program at the church. The pep and performance showcased school spirit and community support.
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Miss Tysseling
Ghostly Passenger stage play by Knoxville Thespians
On February 4 the Knoxville Thespian Club staged The Ghostly Passenger in the high school auditorium. The Vermont set mystery centers on a ghostly car visitor and a kidnapper reveal by a young Owen, with a large cast directed by Miss Roberta Burns and Mrs Clinton Owen Thompson. Next week the troupe plans For Nothing Did the Chicken Sing in Knoxville as part of an exchange.
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Knoxville Thespian Club
Vermont
Owen
Roberta Burns
Clinton Owen
Thompson
Spike Owen
Joe Stillworth
Dixie
Evelyn Jenkins
Theodore Stillman
Alice McCarthy
Louise Stillman
Gwen Maddy Clarice Jackson
Jean Cowman
Fikear Roof
Richard Rittterodt
Clinton Owens
Bill Burch
Birdsall
Knoxville
Pella
Maxine
Yehudi opens the door and influenza visits P H S faculty
Mr Groendyke has acted as nursemaid while his wife and children suffer the flu. Miss Hepfinger and Mrs Tysseling step in to cover classes. Mr Buerkens, already ill, takes over Mr Dockendorff’s duties, showcasing his versatility as jack of all trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yehudi
Mr. Groendyke
Mr. Buerkens
Mr. Dockendorff
Jack of All Trades
Old Bill The Wench Dow And The Horse's End
Farmer Murphy tells his grandson Bob to end the horse Old Bill with an ax. Bob strikes and sends the pony rearing into the air, then Old Bill survives two more years before dying of natural causes. The note appears in Breeders' Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Farmer Murphy
Bob
B. H. Creel
King Co
Woash
Breeders’ Gazette
Top-worked apples resist frost and drought better
Iowa State College experts report top-working hardy stocks such as Virginia Crab and Hibernal on desirable apple varieties reduces winter losses. Hibernal shows no injury, while Virginia Crab offers some bark tissue browning. Recommendations and varietal guidance are available from the Department of Horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
T. J. Maney
Iowa State College
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Maney
Sharon
Jonathan
Edgewood
Delicious
Willow Twig
Joan
Department of Horticulture
Iowa Farm Folk Meet Next Week Aims at Livestock and Farm Issues
The Iowa Farm Folk meet plans sessions on new machinery lamb feeding crop residues and improving work animals plus topics on grain soil conservation and home horticulture. Featured talks include Possibilities of Price Inflation by Dr Mallon and Livestock and Meat Industry by Thomas Wilson with a Feb 13 14 program of silage dairy feeds and food preservation. The note recalls a school vocal program praising bright lights and urges more child entertainment while noting birth to death odds of 16 to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Moulton
Brookings ' Institution
Washington, D. C
George Wilson
Thomas 5
Wilson, Wilson and Co
Chicago
America Now Reservoir for Tulip Bulbs
Avoca horticulturist Earl Austin says the United States could become the tulip center of the world after Germany's invasion of Holland. He notes Dutch exports fall as land shifts to food and American growers rely on domestic stock as Holland tulip fanciers grind cull bulbs for cattle meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
United States
Germany
Holland
Earl Austin
Austin
Dutch firm reps warn of bulb shortages after war
They state farmers will grind prize roots for sustenance and suggest Holland may need to import bulbs from America to replenish its stock after the war, according to Dutch firm representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
America
Oskaloona Herald
Cards for Every Occasion at Right Price Store
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Jack Bootama
Marjorie Lautenbach
Jack
Marjorie
Johanna
Indianapolis
Indiana
Greenwood
Mississippi
Nova Scotia
Canada
Mexico City
Mexi
Pillsbury's Best
Pillsburys
Jack Sprat Food Stores
Jack Sprat
Pillsbury Best
Jack Sprat Food Store
Lincoln
D. Pella A
Charit
Indianola
Valley
Winterset
Osceola
Mee Lee
Kraft Cheese
P&g Soap
Serry
Frey Ib
Miller’s
T'S. Flour
Wriezelaar’s
USA
England
Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Mary Martin
Rochester
John Goodhart
Richard Dix
Florence Rice
Victory Jory
ADM
Robert Pal
Id Gi McDonald
Pal
Snd
Snes Rit
Rosalind Russell
Melvyn Douglas
World News
Moore
Prince Albert Tobacco
George Washington Tobacco
Triumph
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Ohio
Onmons
Yoo
Successo
Wheaties
IGE
Vecates Grocery
Strikalite
NAVY
Cobblers
Oxydol
Hills Bros. Coffee
Roan
Wynberg Truck Line
Duroc
Farrow
D. Tachhitel
Leighton
Grand Valentine
Jet Heart
Ivor
Meat Dept
de Wit's Food Market
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