Social News From Rydal Area Families
Sunday activities include visits by Mr and Mrs Tom Poage and their sons to Mrs E C Kallman and family. Wayne visitors were Mr and Mrs W P Engstrom and Miss Velma. Funeral attendance for Jonas Milner in Belleville. Milo Johnson and wife in Belleville. Mrs Magnus Hanson to bedside of sister in law. Ira Berry visited Ralph and Harold Kelly. Merle Barrett improving. Florence Vandeveer and son Frank with Hannah Berry. Scandra to play Formosa next Sunday weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Poage
E. C. Kallman
W. P. Engstrom
Velma
Wayne
Robert Kelly
Jonas ‘Milner
Belleville
Milo Johnson
Magnus Hanson
Ira Berry
Ralph
Harold Kelly
Merle Barrett
I. G. Householder
D. F. Householder
Fenton Householder
Glen Householder
Glen Goodwin
Concordia
Eric Erickson
Wells
Beatrice
Roe
Claye Boyles
Courtland
Claude Boyles
Ray Ambrose
Norton
Jonas Milner
F. M. Johnson
Long Beach
California
Isadore Bowersox
O’neal
Scandia
Harold Coleman
Gertrude Smith
Union Valley School
Leslie Johnson
Earl.Harvey
Baby
I. Bowersox
Lon Tiall
St Webber
Emery Hall
Jerry Hall
Margaret Mikesell
Helen Bell
Liberty Township
John Kyler
Nebraska
Glenn Goodwin
Dan Householder
Vern Smith
Gertrude
Union
Ralph Moe
Hilton Wait
Alfred Kallman’s
Ice cream supper and community notes in Union News
The Union News recounts an ice cream supper at I. G. Householder’s home with D. F. Householder Fen ton Householder Glen Householder and families and others attending. It covers visits, illnesses, weather effects on crops, school plans, sales, and farming tips, plus a note on a stolen car recovered in the county and Kansas’ vehicle ownership records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Giger
Mankato
Jewell
Superior
Kansas City
Wheat breads and labor value from Missouri experiment plot
A Missouri Experiment Station study tracks three years of output from a one twentieth acre parsn plot. It records the labor invested and its measurable returns, questioning the worth of ongoing farming labor in small plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Experiment Station
Wheat and Milo Yields Highlight Hays Experiment Station
Over 11 years at Hays Kansas, winter wheat ranks first among crops followed by milo and barley. In 13 years there were two complete wheat failures and one milo failure with 49 bushels per acre in the failure season and 31 bushels per acre for wheat in the milo failure year. A 36 page bullet is advertised for further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Hays Station
Kansas
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Princess Scandia
Jimmie Aubrey
Rin-Tin-Tin
Rydal News
Florence Vandeveer
Frank
Hannah Berry
Scandra
Formosa
Eberhardt’s Cash Grocery
Merket
Majestic
Kazan
Alaska
Zelops Fables
Majestic Orchestra
Union News
Green’s Produce & Feed
Kansas State Agricultural College
Walter G. Ward
Missouri
Colorado
Burr Oak Herald
Elinor Glynn
Eg L
Berggren
Charles Berggren
OGA
Middle West
South
Mississippi
W. R. Billings
Tom MIX
Zane Grey
THE
Purple Sage
M. D. Peters, M. D
C. V. Haggman
Seandia Kansas
Polarine
Ford Cars
Standard Oil CO
C. P. McMurray
D. L. Dooley
Enderud
Dooley & Enderud
Belleville, Kansas
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
R. B. Briney
Courtland, ‘Kansas
Bcandia Lotge
Meris-asory Puesday Aigit
Glen Eastman