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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
3
Pastor and Mrs George Nielson hosted a church group at their home on Sunday evening to mark Mrs Nielsons birthday anniversary. Refreshments and games followed as attendees wished her many more anniversaries. Multiple local residents and families visited others over the weekend including the Nelson and Linden households and Darrell Garst in Topeka.
A group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Cardwell Saturday evening to celebrate Kenneth Cardwells birthday anniversary. Guests included Kenneth Cardwell and Martha Keller from Salina, Nan Justice, Jim Adelman, Bill Hammer from Lindsborg, and others from nearby towns.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cardwell of Salina Mr and Mrs Charley Cardwell and Jane with Mr and Mrs Clark Freed and family Others present were Mr and Mrs Russell DeWitt and Judy Nan Justice Martha Keller Jim Aderman and Bill Hammer all of Lindsborg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl Hammer and Joyce and Hilton
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer included Joyce and Hilton Hammer and several Lindsborg residents Bill Hammer Jim Aderman Nan Justice Martha Keller and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tuley with daughters.
Mrs George Fike Jr left Belleville hospital Saturday and is convalescing at her parents home of Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson. She is reported to be getting along very nicely.
Harold Nelson of Gypsum spent Tuesday with his parents Mr and Mrs Otto Nelson. Mr and Mrs O W Erickson and family visited the Carl Erickson home on Friday evening. Mrs Gunda Larsen was a guest in the Wayne Watson home of Beloit last week.
Mr and Mrs Keith Jackson and James and Susan of Concordia were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson.
Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson and Bill visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Aspegren for Saturday dinner. Sunday they spent the day with Mr and Mrs Earl Van Aken in Belleville along with Mrs John Stolander.
Mrs Earl Kuhn of Belleville visited Monday afternoon with Mrs Anna Gunter, Mrs Walter Anderson, and Mrs Duaine Greenslade.
Mrs English spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Wetzel and called on Mrs Tedrow and Mrs Doctor. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Tebow and family and Mr and Mrs Linden for Mrs Maurine Larson. Afternoon visitors were Mr and Mrs Glenwood Linden and Judy of Republic. Additional visits featured Mr Briggs Mrs Garst and families and Mrs Modlin and Curtis. Glenwood Freed hosted social gatherings with Anjeannette Isaacson Ellen Johnson Arthur Goodwin Glenn Currie and Frank Milner. Mr Goodwin joined Friday dinner at the Freed home.
Judy Freeg and Phyllis Newcomb were Tuesday evening supper guests of Mrs. Alva Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Isaacson were Saturday evening guests at the Alva Thompson home.
Dairymen should regularly taste and smell milk to judge quality. Early detection of off flavors prevents marketing problems. The bulletin Judging and Scoring Milk lists common flavors and causes including sour, bitter, cowy, disinfectant, and wild onion or garlic tastes.
The chaffy and woody portions of corncobs equal ground whole cobs in winter rations for beef steers. USDA reports corncobs provide about three-fifths the feeding value of shelled corn, with studies by Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station under ARS contract. Yearling steers gained nearly as well when cob chaff and woody cob were included as with ground whole cobs. The chaffy byproduct is low cost and widely available. the woody fraction, used in industry, is sometimes overproduced and usable for livestock feeding.
Half interest in TR Ameroyal Zato, the champion bull at the National Western Show in Denver and American Royal winner, sold for 50000 dollars. The bull bears registration 10000000. Pictured are Roy Turner owner of Turner Ranch Sulphur Oklahoma Walter Lewis president of Hereford Association Skip Healey Flying L Ranch Davis Oklahoma and Jim McClerland Turner Ranch manager.
Frozen fish fillets simmered gently in a creole sauce with onion tomatoes parsley and seasonings cook in 8 to 10 minutes avoiding odor. Serve with hot fried potatoes and a fresh salad for a complete dinner.
The piece argues beauty comes from proper habits not youth. It urges regular rest with bedtime routines, light exercise like walking and good posture. Advice includes warm milk before sleep, elevating feet, and practicing wall posture checks to sustain a youthful carriage.
A University of Illinois dairy scientist argues consumer complaints on food costs are often misled. Karl Gardner notes improved efficiency in dairy production and retailing boosts purchasing power, with food stabilizing the cost of living as wages buy more milk than in 1940.
University of Illinois researchers tested four seed bed prep methods in 1957. Savings come from fewer field trips, with each trip costing about 90 cents per acre. A 100 acre farm could save about $270 by reducing trips across the field.
Boost mood for the season with bright prints hats flowers and fresh makeup. Plan an early wardrobe refresh, window shop to spark ideas, and choose lighter cosmetics and a cheese and apple lunch to cut winter pounds.
A fashion feature outlines spring wear options from chemise and shift silhouettes to bloused and overshirt styles. It notes the utility of foundation garments, fabrics like linen and shantung, and the continued popularity of fitted and semi-fitted overblouses.
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