Local Happenings and Births in Buffalo Center
The Parent-Teacher Association meeting Monday was canceled due to bad weather and road conditions. Mr and Mrs Bernard Schmidt welcomed a baby girl at Buffalo Center hospital Sunday, their first child is a boy. A tern baby was born to Mr and Mrs Vern Shaw last Wednesday at Buffalo Center hospital. Mrs Elwood Nelson returned home from Mason City hospital last Thursday after major surgery and is recuperating with her in-laws, then will return home west of town. Mr and Mrs Teus Abbas have visited locally. Teus, in the navy, is being transferred from Norfolk to San Diego. Bill Rickless returned from Rochester Wednesday and was later taken to the Algona hospital. Mr and Mrs James Govern of Blue Earth welcomed a new boy born March 1. they now have five daughters and two sons. Mrs Govern is Florence Abbas, daughter of Ed Abbas, who is living with the Govern family.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Bernard Schmidt
Buffalo Center Hospital
Bor
Vern Shaw
Elwood Nelson
Mason City
Henry Nelson
Teus Abbas
Teus
Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
San Diego
Calif
Bill Rickless
Rochester
Algona
James Govern
Blue Earth
Govern
Florence Abbas
Ed Abbas
Dale Bruns
Dale
Ollie Bruns
Bruns
Krantys
Peru
Nebraska
Ames
George Bonacker
Bob Schooler
Hartford
Eddie Nelson
Indianola
Des Moines
Bonacker
Garner
George
Dick Mayland
Algona Hospital
Mayland
Maye Lands
Lewis S. Olsen
Brainerd
Minn
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Titonica
Frank Fisher
Chevrolet
Kenneth Swan
Douglas
Eagle Grove
Doug
Buffalo Township
Lenore Schram
Raymond Krantz
John Helmers
Aliek Boeckholdt
Heika Bruns
Carl Krause
Henry Stecker
Fred DeVries
Carl
Fred Mayland
Heiko Boekelman
Fred Graber
Helmers
Armstrong
Bruns Family Ties And Local Happenings In Titonka
Weekend visits span Ames to Peru with storms delaying travel. Dale Bruns begins new job in a Peru cimberyard while relatives gather for confirmations, hospital arrivals, and community events. Local boards, clubs, and residents share travel woes, farewells, and gardening tips amid snowbound roads and town life.
Woden News: Local residents visit, travels and surgeries
Mrs Robert Hall from Minneapolis visited last Thursday with Mr and Mrs Paul Goslin and Mrs May Goslin then returned home Saturday. Theo Chamness and family returned to Montezuma after visiting Dr and Mrs Tindall. Tindall daughter will join later. Roger Missman fell ill and was treated at Mercy Mason City, improving early week. The Goslins and daughter stayed with her parents in Minneapolis. Joan Rittenhouse visited Mason City over the weekend. Lydia DeWaard had surgery at Mercy Mason City and is recovering well. Dr and Mrs W L Tindal hosted a Canasta gathering at their home. six tables played. Marcene Helm of Des Moines visited with her parents J C Helm and family. Helm and Martin Smith went to Des Moines. J C Helm, Walter Anderson and others attended sub state basketball at Ames. Bonnie Thorn spent weekend with her parents in Des Moines. Robert Bird, home from ISU, spent spring vacation with his parents.
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Robert Hall
Minneapolis
Paul Goslin
May Goslin
Theo Chamness
Montezuma
Tindall
Will
Virginia Mills
Tommy
Grinnell
Roger Missman
Chet Missman
Mercy Hospital
Mason City
R. E. Hall
Joan Rittenhouse
Dale Rittenhouse
Lydia DeWaard
W. L. Tindal
Marcene Helm
Des Moines
J. C. Helm
Helm
Martin Smith
Jeanette Tisdale
T.C
Cedar Falls
J. R. Tisdale
J.C. Helm
Walter Anderson
Cyril Halverson
Ames
Bonnie Thorn
Roy Thorn
Robert Bird
Iowa State Teachers College
Clarence Bird
Fertilizer Potentially Speeds Corn Maturity in Iowa Study
Iowa State College agronomist Lloyd Dumenil reports starter fertilizer and hill applications advance corn maturity and reduce moisture at harvest. Field trials show moisture was up to nine percent lower on fertilized plots, and frost-killed fields still saw increased shelling percentages. In other notes, coach Fred Brower offers to shave his hair if his team wins sectional tournament after his players sported short cuts.
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Towa
Iowa Experiment Station
Lloyd Dumenil
Iowa State College Agronomist
Butch
Fred Brower
Strawberry Point
Brower
Treat Seed Oats Of All Varieties
Iowa farmers shifted oat varieties in the last decade yet seed treatment remains valuable. Extension pathologist Arden Sherf says Ceresan protects against seed rot and damping off, boosting yields on trials. A 3 bushel per acre average gain, with last year showing 7.5 bushels, supports treatment across oats barley and wheat.
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Iowa
Boone and
Tama
Shelby
Clinton
Benton
Arden Sherf
Iowa State College
Sherf
Reseed and Fertilize Lawns Early in Season
Iowa State College horticulturist Ed Cott urges early spring reseeding with bluegrass at 2 lb per 1000 sq ft using a regular seeder for even distribution. Fertilizer should be 5 lb per 1000 sq ft for straight nitrogen, or 8–12 lb for common blends, with cautions on soil moisture when rolling to correct heaved tufts.
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Iowa
Catt
Cott
Mrs Mamie Summy Still Plays Piano at 78
Mrs Mamie Summy of Indianola remains active as a music teacher playing the piano daily. Her practice keeps her hands in shape and suggests a long habit of musical study. Earlier, a mishap near Lamont saw a transfer truck crash into the Newcom car, rolling it over and squashing the vehicle just before the couple could enter.
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Mamie Summy
Indianola
Maynard Newcom
Lamont
New.com
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Titonka Savings Bank
Tyke Theatre
Titonka
McGee
Molly
Chas
McCarthy
Barbara Stanwyck
Wendell Corey
Walter Huston
Joel McCrea
Wanda Hendrix
John Russell
Hills Bros. Coffee Limited, A
Ohio
Firemen’s
Woden, Iowa
Woden News
U-Save
Libby
Pillsbury
del Monte
Birdseye
U-Save Food Market
Blustroms Furniture
Blustroms Furniture Company
Intermill
Betty Crocker
ABC
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