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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stegeman and daughters Betty and Lois and Ella Stegeman were dinner guests Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henning. Miss Ella Stegeman was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Van Diepen Monday evening.
Beulah France R N urges mothers to act quickly before a doctor arrives advising to keep a shocked child flat with head lower than feet, avoid moving broken bones, apply pressure to deep cuts, and use sterile gauze. The piece notes milk of mammals contains 4 to 7 percent sugar.
Capper's Farmer presents Sunshine angel cake from Country Cooking readers by Marjorie Griffin. The dessert is easy on sugar ration points and uses white and yellow batters folded together to create a light tube pan cake with no frosting required.
For sale items include guaranteed fly spray in five gallon containers at 95 cents, bulk grease per pound, oil in any quantity, hog waterers, tractor lights, drive belts and endless drive belts, power take-off binder drives, tractor sweep rakes, and manure spreaders. Mrs. Fred Starkweather and sons Jeff visit relatives in Sioux City Des Moines and Omaha. Gerrit Roetman and Henrietta Korthaus of Matlock and Matian Arends of Litchfield, N D, visited in the Dick Korselman home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Jake Westra were Friday evening visitors in the John Houtsma residence near Sheldon.
Mr and Mrs Ed Dickevers called on the Vernon Ingalls residence in Sheldon Friday evening, sharing a casual social visit with the host and family.
Willis G. Vanderburg came back from Chicago on Friday where he served as a delegate to the Kiwanian International Convention.
and daughters Lois and Betty and Miss Ella Stegeman were business callers in Sioux Falls South Dakota last week Friday.
Gladys Kimbrough advises homemakers to improvise canning gear when supplies are scarce. The article lists practical DIY tools such as a lard can water bath canner a No 10 tin funnel a wooden rack coal tongs a jar lifter string loop and a wire basket plus wooden spoons and paddles. The government is releasing more metal for equipment this year reducing the need for home made items.
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