Decorator touches for your home from found objects
Iowa State University expert Emelda Kunau says delightful rooms come from simple, inexpensive items found around the house. Shelves, trunks, and wall displays brighten spaces with practical storage, color, and texture, while dried flowers from gardens create lasting arrangements and decorative plaques.
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Emelda Kunan
Iowa State University
Kitchen Window Scenes and School Health Notes
A collage of everyday moments from a school week includes TB tests for first through fifth graders with mixed reactions, a playful first grader wanting another test because it was fun, and chatter about preparing for Easter crafts and lunches. The writer also shares gardening plans, seed hopes, and a rhubarb cobbler recipe with precise measurements and baking steps.
Electrical anesthesia in animals eyed for humans
University of California researchers led by Dr. Robert H. Smith report progress with electric current induced anesthesia in animals. The technique promises rapid unconsciousness with quick recovery, no aftereffects, and no brain injury, though human trials are still years away.
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University of California
Robert H. Smith
Smith
Michael E. DeBakey
Baylor University
DeBakey
Variety Night furnishes exchange student from Argentina
At the United Presbyterian Home the Keota based exchange student Lilliann Maristany from Argentina spoke on Variety Night sharing insights about her homeland and performing native songs. Guests included the Conklin family and new Stewart Hall residents introduced by Mr Colby. Dr Lytle returned from hospital and office moves reshaped Stewart Hall with several new residents settling in.
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Lilliann Maristany
Argentina
Keota
Clifford Conklin
Mr. Conlin
Carol
Lilliana
Charles Willming
Henry
Margaret Work
Nichol
Baby Anita Marice Born in Riverside Home Welcome
Mr and Mrs Edward Bushek hosted a Golden Wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Claude McCoy in Washington on Sunday. The Knebels named their daughter Anita Marice born March 23 at Mercy Hospital weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents are Paul Knebel Riverside Wade Johnston North English. Family visits and local social notes follow, including attendees from Reynolds and Lost Nation. Jack Muller and Albert Kron of Riverside had surgery at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City.
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Riverside
Edward Bushek
Washington
Claude McCoy
Bushek
Patrick Knebel
Anita Marice
Mercy Hospital
Daniel
Paul Knebel
Wade Johnston
North English
James Pauwels
Reynolds
Illinois
Linus Veggy
Zitta Dawa
Melvin Dann
Vicki and
Kenney
Lost Nation
Social Calendar Bustling Week of Community Events
A dense listing of upcoming activities across clubs and groups in Washington County and surrounding areas. Events include dances at the Legion Hall, crochet and craft sessions, book club and literature postponements, civic group meetings, charity and church gatherings, and senior citizen programs. Speakers, potlucks, and hobby clubs are noted with times and venues.
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YWCA
Golden Age Club
Richard Stewart
Robert Hammer
Charles Stuart
Washington County Association For
Iowa County Association
Worthy High Priestess Club
Don Lins
Curt Wells
Washington County Coin Club
American Home
R. J. Dawson
Marion Ave
UPW
Good Shepherd Lutheran Mission Society
Jean Bode
Immanuel Women’s Circles
Charles Satterfield
Glenn Yoder
Fred Andersen
Noble Grand Circle
Clarence Brown
Brighton
19Th Century Club
Winga
West Chester
Church
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Suzannah Wesleyan Service Guild
Truman Hysell
Shiloh
Sunshine Sisters
James Hotchkiss
Good Will Club
Tina Bain
Ainsworth
Y. White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Harmony Club Meeting Opens with Easter Meditation
Mrs. Mary Stewart entertained the Harmony Club Thursday at 1 30 p m with a dessert meeting. She opened the session with an Easter meditation as nine members answered roll call with an Easter thought. Mrs. Don Gardner will hold the May meeting.
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Harmony Club
Mary Stewart
Early Spring Planting and Community Notes From Wayland
An April planting window is seen as ideal with eight tenths of an inch of rain and temperatures ranging from 27 to 80 degrees. Neighboring gardeners discuss timing, oats sowing progresses, and a warm spell boosts early garden work. The column also relays social visits, family movements, and church programs from Salem Oregon to Wayland Michigan, with several local households hosting guests and sharing meals.
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Dillon Graber
Jim Klopfenstien
Goshen
Ind
Western Mennonite High School
Bethel
Wayland Mennonite
Sugar Creek
Salem
Oregon
Schlatter
Wayland
Time to plant roses again in spring garden
The Practical Gardener advises planting roses now when ground warms and plants are fresh. Recommend floribundas and hybrid teas for most, with climbers, shrub roses, and miniatures as alternatives. Emphasize deep soil preparation with compost and manure, thorough bed remaking, watering, and proper mulching for strong roots and long-lasting blooms.
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