Blizzard blues and bee trees loom in Iowa snowbound piece
Editorial notes a heavy December blizzard blanketing Iowa with six to twelve inches of snow. Des Moines clears streets quickly as highway traffic resumes, while a bearded tale recalls bee tree poachers near Ainsworth and a farmer named Vane Wallace protecting his timber and honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenleaf Whittier
Iowa
Santa Claus
Des Moines
Whittier
St. Wallace
Vane
Vane Wallace
Sylvaneous
Ainsworth
Jeffrey Sisters
Washington
West Main Street
Vitamin questions and answers on acne baldness and deficiencies
A reader asks about vitamin A in fish liver oil for acne and bald patches with steroids. The panel says high non oily vitamin A helps whiteheads but oily vitamin A worsens acne. Vitamin A does not prevent skin infections or cure patchy baldness. Walnuts may camouflage hair patches. Riboflavin deficiency signs include greasy scales and sores. meat milk and beer help. Vitamins can affect blood pressure. excess vitamin D can harm kidneys and raise pressure. Spinach milk mixes do not deliver absorbable calcium. read MDR labels and eat a balanced diet instead.
Avoiding the Queen Finesse in a Three Notrump Contract
In a three notrump deal South avoids guessing the queen of diamonds by a third-line plan after the opening club lead. He wins the club, cashes A K Q of spades, continues clubs, and exits, forcing West to lead either heart or diamond to give South the ninth trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
Declarer
Syndicate Inc
Professional Directory: Local Attorneys and Services
A fragmented directory listing multiple law firms and professionals. Includes Louis J Kehoe attorney. Stewart & Shearer. Livingston Day & Meeker. Morrison law firms. John Cowen attorney. Dr Pl Etter osteopathic physician. Joan W Lemmon DD eye care at Lemmon Jewelry. Provides partial addresses and phone numbers for each listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A Stewart Paul
DR. PL. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
Joan W. Lemmon
Lemmon Jewelry
Elite Club Meets With Mrs Huber in Wellman Luncheon
Wellman December 18 1961 Mrs Harry Huber hosted the Elite Club at a noon luncheon. In the forenoon the group sewed carpet rags for the hostess and enjoyed a social afternoon. Guests included Mrs Elizabeth Wehrle and others as the community Vespers program proceeded at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
De 18
Harry Huber
Elizabeth Wehrle
Albion Young
W.Q. V
Walter Rhodes
Kalona
Roy Crossett
Bury Henderson
James Crossett
Ida Bull
Grace Wilson
Robert
Waterloo
Lillian Glant
Jackie Huber
Japan
Helen Kehoe
Washington
D.C
L. J. Kehoe
Joe Kehoe
Davenport
Hubert Romine
Brighton
Arden Freet
Homewood
Ill
AH. Freet
Ira Huber
Oren Birkey
Ann
Elizabeth
Mercy Hospital
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Washington Coffee Club
Sunshine Magazine
King Peaturee
Warner's Bros, Girdles & Corseletti
Re.du.c.e.d
Off Bridges &Ce
B. Jay Becker
AQIS
sovuTu
Professional Directory
Louis J Kehoe
Jeffrey Pidg
George F Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund D . Morrison
James E Lloyd
West Washington
John Cowen
South Sider Square
Optometrists
R. Q Eastland
Journal
God
Grant
Ruth Stotterus
Hartivonburg
Wayland Carpenter Shop General Contractors & Builders
Wayland
Stone Mill Foods Natural Foods
Kalena
Mi. S. of
RR On 6Th St
Don's
Leonard Leichty
Wyse Sundries Wayland
Wayland Farm Service “Service
Town & Country
Plymouth
Ave
3Rd St
Elite
Huber
Evening Journal
Iowa City
Frank Williams
Lockridge
Glenn Williams
Robert Wilcox
Fordyce
Mothers Club
Wally Swartzendruber
Jack Droz
Robert Yoder
Kenneth Fuhr
Donald Penningroth
Stanley
Barber
FE. C. Henn
Ross Reaner
Lucy Kirchner
Nell MacGruder
Evalyn Betsal
Lone Tree
Harold Selle
Chicago
Lyzetta Walton
Edna Bleumenstein
Daytonville School
Bleumenstein
Selle
F.B.I
Ann Julius
Mid-Prairie
Glenn Gingerich
Puerto Rico
Roger Hochstettler
Leo Swartzendruber
Colorado
Leon Miller
Norfolk
Virginia
Bernard Redlinger
Wilbur Miller
Bernard Redlinger Jr
Mississippi
Bernard Redlinger Sr
Willis Jones
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