Kidron News Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
Community notes from Sonnenberg to Kidron report visits by Mrs. Mani and the Schnecks, travel plans for J W Schneck and Rose Amstutz, and Mrs Dan Kratzer’s Canton visit. Mission work in India discussed by Rev Moyer and women’s groups elect officers. A wedding joy-ride for Millen and Sara Nussbaum, a wiener roast with Farm Bureau, and harvest work shifts in Partridge, Kansas. Community events include Fathers Day gatherings, hospital birth, and an Anniversary Sale attracting thousands with bands and cowbells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Moyer
Moyer
India
Missionary Sewing Society
A. S Rosenberger
V. Pres
Noah Nussbaum
Earl Hofstetter
Treas
Albert Badertscher
W D. Hofstetter
Dan J. Hofsteter
J. J. Lehman
Dale Schaffter
Elam Gerber
Kidron
C G Springer
Berne
Johnnie Stodyge
Ice cream at Brown's Confectionery this Saturday only
Special offer of all flavors at 10c a pint announced by Brown's Confectionery from Honolulu. A family visit itinerary includes relatives in Michigan and Sonnenberg with many named residents and a Sunday gathering at Bluffton for a conference. Catherine Schumacher visited Bucyrus over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown’s Confectionery
Honolulu
Michigan
Sonnenberg
Geigers
E. E. Kirchhofer
D.S. Schneck
Anna Ruff
Adrian Amstutz
L. E. Amstutz
D. J. Moser
Paul Badertscher
M. M. Zuercher
Lawrence
Rosenberger
David
Richard
Elnora
Clinton Springer
Joel Gerbey
Ivan Badertscher
Barbara Zuerches
Dorothy Lehman
Mary Bucher
Bluffton
Catherine Schumacher
Bucyrus
Value of Proper Pullet Care Demonstrated at Purina Farm
Grey Summit Missouri tests compare growing mash programs on two chick pens from the same flock. One pen fed balanced growing mash then laying mash produced larger, ready-for-production pullets. From October to December that pen laid 2,999 eggs worth 74.75 dollars, while the other pen produced 260 eggs worth 6.50 dollars, a 68.25 dollar advantage for the balanced approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey Summit
Purina
Inca Weaving and Early Terrazzo Patents
The article notes a Peru Inca cloth from around 1000 A D showing advanced weaving before Spanish arrival. It adds terrazzo flooring predates Columbus, used by early Venetians with many copied patterns, and describes its varied construction uses.
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Natural History Museum
Peru
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Koolmotor
Prompt Tank
Dalton
Camp
Ohio
Eckard Bros
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Dalton Milling Co
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Desoto
Plymouth
Kidrgn
John Mani
M M. Zuercher
Peter Schneck
J. W. Schneck
Milwaukee
Wisc
Rose Marie Amstutz
Schnecks
Conrad Wyss
Pueblo
Colorado
John Wyss
Dan Kratzer
Canton
Jacob Moser
Cleveland
Alvin Gerber
Salem Church
Dalton, Wooster
Stanwood
Millen Nussbaum
Albert J Nussbaum
Farm Bureau Council No. 4
Carl Wilson
F. Badertscher
Dale Miller
Murray Gerber
Partridge
Kansas
P. J. Amstutz
Le 1
Nussbaum
Noah L. Sprunger
Glen Sprunger
Wadsworth
L. E Amstutz
Earl Carlson
A D. Amstutz
Robert Liechty
Melvin Liechty
Wilbert Lehman
Ind
Monroe Badertscher
Killbuck
Fred Badertschers
Rebecca Irene
Ross Wyre
Massillon City Hospital
Wyre
Edna Springer
Nathan Boegl
Near Rittman
Rollin Moser
Bluffton College
Stanley Tschanz
Earl Springer
N. G Fankhauser
Toledo
William Geiger
Paul
East Greenville, Ohio
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