Dutiful Daughters and Wapsie 4-H Club News Headlines
October 4 meeting at Pam Koepke’s home featured Carol Anderson on clothing trim. New Wapsie Whirlwinds officers elected at Sharon Lindabuenger party. Cedar Chums and Clover Teenerettes also held meetings with officer elections and demonstrations.
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Dutiful Daughters
Dutiful Daughters 4-H Club
Pam Koepke
Carol Anderson
Mary Harnisch
Sharon Linda Buenger
Jennifer Davison
Sue Pleggenkuhl
Connie Matthias
Julie Kerr
Bonnie Davison
Ruth Engert
Linda
Ruth Leuenberger
Linda Buenger
Margaret Rewoldt
Sally Bergmann
Cedar Chums 4-H Club
Marilyn Busching
Jody Smith
Linda Jensen
Janice Bahlmann
Marcia Smith
Linda Betsinger
Sandra Spree
Darlene Bahlmann
Joelle Alexander
Clover Teenerettes 4-H Club
Barbara Rieck
Mary Hunemuller
Kay Nichols
Diane Rader
Sue Heidt
Maurine Platte
Diane Weltner
Linda Pries
Elloha Pries
Carol Heidt
Bold fall buttons and kitchen sound aids from home pages
Extension expert Pearl Pardee notes bold metallic buttons dominate this fall, with minimal other trim. She advises larger buttons spaced wider, lighter fabrics, and minimal jewelry. Kitchen noise reduction tips include carpeting, curtains, wood cupboards, acoustic tile, insulation, silent switches, and planning work when family is spread.
Tripoli Community School Lunch Menu
Tuesday baked wieners and mashed potatoes with banana pudding orange juice bread and butter and milk. Wednesday Spanish rice sunshine salad pears marble cake bread and butter and milk. Thursday Maidrite buttered corn pickles cake with fruit topping milk. Friday Salmon loaf baked potato buttered peas oatmeal cake bread and butter milk.
Protecting Roses And Young Trees In Iowa Winters
Bremer County Extension cautions Iowa gardeners to shelter roses with peat moss mounds 10 to 12 inches high from late October to March to ward off cold and drying winds. Clean up fallen leaves to prevent disease, tie tall canes, and prune in spring. Climbing roses need ground burying of canes, newly planted shade trees require trunk protection with wrap or burlap.
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F. Vance
Iowa State University
Iowa
Iowa State University Test Garden
Iowa Trade Mission Postponed to Summer 1967
The Iowa trade mission to Latin America, set for November, is postponed to late summer 1967 after Gov. Harrod Hughes and the Iowa Development Commission reviewed plans. The commission, which would sponsor the 16 day trip, notes some participants preferred a later date and others could not join during their peak business period. An astronomer predicts the sun will last six billion years before exploding.
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Iowa
Latin America
Harrod Hughes
Iowa Development Commission
Commission
Europe
The
Orient
Hughes
Protection Tips for Newly Planted Trees to Prevent Injury
Fertilizer bags or aluminum foil may harm tree trunks. Injury appears on sugar maples and black maples and can be evident for years. Early protection for newly planted trees is essential to prevent severe damage.
Rich pastures yield 700 pounds of cattle and sheep?
Fragmentary report notes a farm produced 700 pounds of livestock including cattle and sheep from rich pasture. Details on date, location, and specific farm not readable.
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Bremer County
Robert J. Sassman
Remer County
Cedar Falls
Clover Teenerettes
Pearl E. Pardee
Home Economist
Naomi Shank
France
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Tripoli Community School
Bremer County Extension
Johns-Manville
U. S
State Farm Life
Duane Holm
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Kent
Tripoli Grain & Feed
DIAL
Dan Mast
Mgr
Tripoli Sales
Inc
J. M. Snyder
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Warner Electric
Kelvinator
General Elec
Jacobsen
P.L. Crittenden and
Frank Kimbal
R. L
Bob) Muench
American Savings Bank
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