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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
7
A simple guide to packing for picnics highlighting easy sandwiches with tuna or cheese protein, fresh vegetable sticks in a fruit jar, and cold drinks. Suggestions include fruit desserts like citrus and bananas, wrapped to avoid flavor transfer, plus minimal utensils and picnic cloths.
Warner is named head of the department of pathology at Towne Medical College, succeeding Dr. Harry Smith of Columbia City. Warner holds two Towne degrees and has served since 1930. Additional new appointments include Kernodle in dramatic art at Western Reserve, Carlton Condit in geology at San Joaquin Junior College, Ashton in women's physical education from Louisville, Ahrens High School, Shepherd in political science at Kent State for one year, and Lechay as visiting artist in the New York City art department.
Colombian engineers will return to their country next January after studying the University of Iowa hydraulics lab. They will bring back plans and research methods worth about $100,000 in American-manufactured equipment and materials.
Use ripe firm cherries washed and pitted then packed in hot jars with hot syrup. For sour fruit a 2 to 1 sugar water syrup. for sweet fruit equal parts sugar and water. Hot pack canning 15 minute boil. freezing uses syrup or sugarless option for pie fillings. 적
A note advises safeguarding piano felts from moths by hanging paradichlorobenzene crystals inside the case in warm weather. It warns against sprays on felts unless the maker guarantees no damage to wires or parts. It also suggests ironing bias cut garments with their thread.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee reports war era hybrids boost corn output. Grandfathers produced 1,600 bushels from 40 acres. today one farmer may yield 5,000 to 6,000 bushels. Factors include hybrid adoption, fertilization knowledge, and wartime fertilizer supplies. Despite shortages, fertilizer makers hit record performance.
Miss Frances Camp of the University of Iowa placement office says salaries for Iowa teachers are competitive, yet qualified educators remain scarce. The office scouts candidates, sends follow-up letters, and asks inactive teachers to return as administrators face critical staffing. Heavy spring rains may worsen the shortage.
Mrs. Edward Bonner near Lamoni raises 70 goslings and notes one gosling arrived with an extra webbed foot, an unusual feature in the flock.
In Reinbeck Rev Oswald Sandbach a Methodist clergyman and his dog are a familiar sight. During union services at a different church the dog followed the pastor's voice onto the platform and lay down to nap. At the benediction the dog woke with the congregation but then left.
Nels Johnson of Allamakee County near Waukon met a large brown bear while searching for two missing calves along timber edges. Neither had weapons. they stared, then retreated to their habitats.
Dozen University of Iowa I men are reported dead in the armed forces with ten more wounded. Among the fallen are Nile Kinnieck Ray Walters and Harold Lind, noted Hawkeye athletes. wounded include Tom Farmer Mike Enich Erwin Prasse Howard Moffitt and Chan Coulter.
University of Iowa alumni and former students are entering military service at about 100 per month. The wartime records show 9,263 names on the service roll and 178 casualties among former Iowans.
Equipment will be shipped to Bogota Colombia for a new laboratory. Visiting engineers say the universitys laboratory surpasses the half dozen other large ones they have inspected in the United States.
The State Historical Society at the University of Iowa has acquired a microfilm file of the Daily Drovers Journal from 1888 to 1920, the only set in the state. The Chicago Journal is valuable to researchers studying livestock history, and Iowa news is well represented across issues.
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