Wesley Area News A Busy Web of Local Visitations
Carolyn Dimond returns to Minneapolis after a week with her parents and visits by Mrs. Guy Dimond and family. Numerous relatives from Madison Milwaukee Denver Garner Algona and Des Moines gather for graduations baptisms and family events as community members travel for festivals church services and hospital visits.
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Carolyn Dimond
Minneapolis
Mrs
Guy Dimond
Carol Leischer
Madison
Wis
Howard Finnemark
J. Z. Meurer
N. J. Meurer
Plover
George Johnson
Denver
Colorado
Algona
George
Jacob Johnson
Ruth Mary Goetz
Mason City
Pella
Milton Goslee
Rock Jedge
Florida
Nellie Felt
Curtis Rasmussen J
Garner
XN Chas. Price
S. Bill Stebretz
Irene Studer
Clare Wingert
David Lloyd
Fango
N. Dak
Redwood Falls
Minn
Dorothy Goetz
Milwaukee
Helen Tonson
Lea
Jor
Mike
Henry Goetz
Robert Kirkpatrick
Colleen
Des Moines
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Odrs
Victor Loebig
Ellen
Giovannia
Mary Joan Loebig
Paul Studer
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Albert Lichteig
St. Josephs Catholic Church
L. N. Klein
Margaret Mary
Vincent Eisenbacher
Loren Lease
Navy
Long Beach
Calif
Korea
Lester Lease
J. R. Rothwell
Warrensburg
C. Ic. Mullin
Dennison
Chas
Mullin
James Mullin
George Kelch
Kanawha
Gerald Studer
Ernest Gerdes
Woden
Ed Downs
St. Benedict
Bancroft Wew
Joe
Edward L. Johnson
Bob McMurray
Wesley
Emma Hilbert
Robt. Hagg
Len Arndorfer
J. M. Kunz
Reece Martin
Everett Anderson
Call Park
Leo Bleich
Orthel No. 3
Pete Olsons
Burt
Oscar Wagner
Tree Daughters
EB. M. Olson
Clair Robinsons
Myrtle Brayton
Armstrong
University Hospital
Iowa City
Bobby Richtsmeier
al Richtsmeier
Robi. Goetz
Donovan Studer
Fort Reilly
Kansas
Leo Goetz
Herman Studers
Louis Schieusner
Lou Hauptman
Earling Man Fights Off Fox to Kill It With Tools
Sylvester Bassman faced a belligerent fox while discing and used a hammer to strike its leg then a pipe wrench to strike the head, killing the animal in self defense. The incident prompted attention from big league scouts, who may monitor Bassman’s performance and actions in the field.
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Sylvester Bassman
Earling
Bassman
Cabbage Studied for Medicinal Property Across Ages
The article notes a 1950 autumn cabbage crop of 760000 tons, 30 percent above last year and 36 percent above average. It traces cabbage's historic use from ancient Egyptians through Greeks and Romans, who valued it for wounds and banquets, and cites modern studies of a germ-killing substance in cabbage. It discusses possible origins in the eastern Mediterranean and Asia Minor, with ancestors found along England's chalk cliffs and Nordic coasts.
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Jiggs
Mediterranean
Asia Minor
England
Denmark
France
Shot Gun Shooters Faults Outlined by One Who Knows
An expert explains key faults in shotgun shooting. Proper technique centers on cheek to stock contact, correct sight picture, and keeping the head down to avoid high shots. Two-eyed aiming helps maintain focus and reduce misalignment.
Christmas Plants by Region and Tree Popularity
The article explains regional preferences for Christmas plants in the United States, noting conifers supply most trees. True firs, Douglas fir, and spruce are favored, with balsam fir once popular in the Northeast but now supplanted by Douglas fir in many areas.
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United States
Radiation dangers from ground or water atomic blasts
Advice emphasizes that ground or water explosions produce radioactive clouds carried by winds contaminating touched items. Stay calm, do not touch surfaces, cover mouth and nose, wash with soap and water, change and bury contaminated clothing, and avoid taking contaminated items while leaving the area.
Flying Trees in Aircraft Wood Selection
In aircraft manufacture the woods most used include American and African mahogany hard maple persimmon black walnut Douglas fir birch sweetgum western hemlock noble fir sugar pine spruce and yellow poplar. They are carefully finished to protect the surface and enhance grain beauty for easier maintenance.
Rottenone to Check Strawberry Slugs
Iowa strawberry yields decline from strawberry slugs eating foliage. Extension horticulturist Ed Cott advises applying 1 percent rotenone after blossoming, dusting or spraying every 5 to 7 days until worms are controlled. Rotenone is non toxic to humans and usable until harvest if needed.
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Iowa
Ed Cott
Iowa State College
Treatment Targets Four-Spotted Fungus Beetle Damage
The application will control or repel the four spotted fungus beetle that damages strawberries as they begin to tip.
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Buffalo Center
Rottenone
Merry Ella Frocks
Garman
Iowa State ‘College Dairy Industry
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Britt Junior College
H. R. Christenson
Britt, Iowa
Tyke Theatre
the Sundowners
Robert Preston
Robert Sterling
Chill Wills
Finest
King of the Cowboys
Rox Rogers
Patsy Kelly
Roddy Kilowatt