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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Hein Rieiver sma of Sheldon were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Buma and Mr and Mrs Stanley Jacobsen. Sibly spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Emil Jacobsen. Ronald Bower and friend were noted in the gathering.
Weekend visits span multiple towns with Beumers, Claussens, Hamanns, and Vugteveens. The column notes relatives traveling to Sioux Falls and Ames, birthdays celebrated, and shoppers in Canton and Rock Rapids. It also urges weed cleanup and guidance on harvesting summer and winter squash for best yields.
Mr John J Overland exam in charge of the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners in Sioux Falls warns the public that Civil Service Schools have no official link to the U S Civil Service Commission. He notes no free government information on educational requirements or vacancies is available from them and urges caution with salesmen promoting correspondence courses for federal exams. For official information contact the Federal Civil Service Office in the Post Office Building Sioux Falls or call 3362980 Ext 273.
Catfish Harold Frank of Manillas had a lucky day on the Little Bronx River near Pisgah last month. He brought home two catfish totaling 22 pounds with one weighing 12 pounds and the other 10 pounds.
Extension horticulturist Ben F. Vance advises taking 1 to 4 inch geranium cuttings now to root in sand perlite or vermiculite. After roots form transplant into a general mix, with bright light, pinching to compact growth, and weekly turnings to avoid imbalance. Poor light and heat cause tall plants. prevent weeds from seeding to curb spreads.
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