Milk Use and Care Spotlighted by Ruth Foster
Ruth Foster, county home economist, spoke on Milk Use and Care at the Oregon Township Farm Bureau meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miksch north of Ainsworth. She noted Iowa’s 28 percent daily milk intake, calcium and vitamins in milk, and lack of iron and vitamin C. A sanitary engineer, Al Bennett, stressed cleanliness and proper handling, showed a film, and discussed pasteurization and vaccination to curb disease. The next meeting, January 95 at Haskins church, will cover wool tailoring. members may sign up via Mrs. Miksch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Foster
Oregon Township Farm Bureau
Robert Miksch
Ainsworth
Miss Foster
Iowa
al Bennett
Bennett
HBO Club elects 1950 officers at Thursday meeting
Mrs. Clarence Booth was chosen president of the HBO Club for 1950 at a Thursday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. Earle Libe. Elected besides her were Mrs. Henry Roland, vice president. Mrs. Everett Gardner, secretary-treasurer. and Mrs. Don Whitlow, reporter. Nine members shared Christmas gift tales. guest was Mrs. Minnie White, hostess’s mother. The social portion followed the business session with refreshments served by Mrs. Libe and Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Henry Doig to entertain February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HBO Club
Clarence Booth
Earle Libe
Henry Roland
Everett Gardner
Don Whitlow
Minnie White
Fortnightly Bible Program Led by Mrs Sturgis at Church
Mrs. Floyd Sturgis reported on the Fortnightly meeting held Thursday afternoon at the Christian church with the Bible department in charge. The program begins at 2 30 with guest day. Twenty present. Mrs I T Rehmel opened with prayer and twenty members answered roll with Bible verses. Mrs Hebner announced a public forum series starting January 26 with Dr. F D Stutz as speaker. Hebner led a study of Isaiah chapters 19 20 and 21.
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Floyd Sturgis
The
Christian Church
Bible Department
I. T. Rehmel
E. S. Hebner
F. D. Stutz
Hebner
Anniversary and Birthday Notices in Local Listing
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Dodder celebrate a wedding anniversary. Birthday observances include Richard Mast, Mrs. J. C. Sexton, Mrs. P. F. Whisler, Merle Turnipseed, Wilbur Schantz, A. R. Krause, Harold Gamon, Barbara Ellen Coy, John Cyril James, Lester Wm Butterbaugh, Stanley Russell Skinner, Mrs. John A. Goodwin, Judy Rae Salladay, Anthony Samuel Mondie, Erna Lee Myer, Warren Escher, Eileen Hammen, and Mrs. Dallas Chamberlin. A Three Quarter Century club member marks her third birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl] Dodder
Richard Mast
T. M. Mast
J. C. Sexton
P. F. Whisler
Merle Turnipseed
Wilbur Schantz
A. R. Krause
Harold Gamon
Barbara Ellen Coy
John Cyril James
Lester Wm. Butterbaugh
Stanley Russell Skinner
Russel Skinner
West Chester
John A. Goodwin
Near Coppock
Judy Rae Salladay
Anthony Samuel Mondie
Erna Lee Myer
Warren Escher
Eileen Hammen
Dallas Chamberlin
Surprise Birthday Party for Lora Belle Erwin
Lora Belle Erwin, who observed her 13th birthday Saturday, was honored at a surprise party Monday evening from 7:30 to 9:30 at her home. Guests from her junior high home room and teacher Frances Hinkhouse attended. Games, gifts, and refreshments of animal ice cream molds, cupcakes, and pop were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Belle Erwin
J. B. Erwin
Betty Erwin
Frances Hinkhouse
Lora Belle
Don Rinners Hosts Mr and Mrs Class Meeting
The Mr. and Mrs. Class of United Presbyterian church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Rinner Monday evening after a 6 30 potluck supper. Mr and Mrs William McConnell Jr led the entertainment. The class meets the second Monday each month for social time with Ross Van Nostrand as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Don Rinner
William McConnell Jr
Ross van Nostrand
Frances Miller Installed as Worthy Advisor at Temple Service
Frances Miller was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Rainbow Girls at a Sunday service in the Masonic Temple. Shirley Blattner helped with the installation along with other officers led by Beverly Crandall. About 100 attended including visitors from Keota and Burlington. Mrs. Gifford Morrison sang during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Miller
Rainbow Girls
Temple
Masonic Temple
Shirley Blattner
Beverly Crandall
Marshall
Pat Brower
Joyce Logan
Carla Benell
Ane Junction
Keota
Columbus
Burlington
Miss Miller
Gifford Morrison
Harold Timmins
Don Orr
Fred Bey
George Dare
Victor Blattner
Maynard Brown
Ralph Melville
Richard Hotle
Max Cook
Timmins
Rainbow Dad
Blattner
Rainbow
Arlene Knuppworthy
Betty Logan
Charity
Jane Tannerhope
JoAnn Wilson
Nancy Burham
Eva Blattner
Betty Kunik
Marilyn Cook
Pat DeLa
Norma Sellman
Nancy Conner
Marsha Bailey
Janet Grecian
Fidelity
Virginia Dare
Harriett Amsbury
Sybil Bagge
Confidential
Rita Ahrens
Outer Observer
Mary Jane Stephens
Marilyn Falk
Afternoon Literature Honors Mame Shearer in Meeting
Mrs. J. E. Lemmon paid tribute to former Afternoon Literature member Mame Shearer at a Monday gathering hosted by Mrs. A. S. Smith. Nine members attended to hear Mrs. Dave McLaughlin review the book Lead Kindly Light by Sheen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lemmon
Mame Shearer
A. S. Smith
Sheen
Dave McLaughlin
Mange: A Parasite Spreads in Close Winter Quarters
Mange is a parasite that spreads rapidly among animals kept in close winter quarters, raising concerns about animal health and potential risks to herd or flock. The article notes transmission dynamics and the need for monitoring and control measures.
Geneva Bean Weds Ralph Gerling in Muscatine
Geneva Bean daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Bean of Ainsworth and Ralph Gerling son of Mr and Mrs Fred Gerling of Grandview were married Sunday afternoon at the First Methodist church parsonage in Muscatine. Rev Claude Cooper officiated. The bride wore smoke grey crepe with gold bead trim and a diamond necklace from her family. Matron of honor was Mrs Eddie Hinkson of Galesburg Ill. Best man was Mr Hinkson. The couple will reside in Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Bean
Ralph Gerling
Muscatine
Ainsworth
Norman Bean
Fred Gerling
Grandview
First Methodist Church
Claude Cooper
Don Kiesey
Lyle Haury
Eddie Hinkson
Galesburg
Grandnan
Hinkson
Heinz Company
Musatine
TTT Members Sew On Towels for Hospital
Seventeen TTT members hemmed and embroidered towels for the hospital after a business meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl Loveless Monday evening. Mrs. Verte Gallagher presided until president Mrs. Rogery Sherman arrived. Refreshments were served by co hosts Mrs. Loveless and Mrs. Roy Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Loveless
Verte Gallagher
Rogery Sherman
Levless
Roy Fields
Madame Chiang's Flight to Formosa Opens Politic Journey
Madame Chiang Kai-shek left New York by air for Formosa today, traveling in three limousines with police escort. At LaGuardia she read a brief press statement and, after short remarks to reporters and photographers, thanked friends for their sympathies and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
la Guardia Field
Cranberry Plant Cultivation Stretches Over a Century
The cranberry plant, native to North America, grows wild yet has been cultivated for more than a century. Growers have domesticated varieties to expand production, shaping regional culinary uses and harvest practices.
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North America
Brannan and Moley Spar Over Farm Plan in Milwaukee
Secretary Brannan defended the farm support program as essential to national prosperity and a shield against low mood, while Raymond Moley condemned it as a blueprint to make farmers into a well paid slave. Moley estimated costs up to six billion dollars, Brannan calling that figure ridiculous and arguing costs would be no more than the current program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Charles Brannan
Raymond Moley
New Deal
Drain Truster
Brannan
Bannan
Moley
Engineers claim to age whisky with supersonic waves
A team of engineers working on sonic aging technology asserts they can mature whisky five years in just three hours using targeted high frequency sound waves. This method reportedly accelerates chemical reactions and flavor development in the spirit.
Out of Town Shoppers Visit Washington
Residents from Crawfordsville West Chester Keota Wellman and Columbus Junction visited Washington for shopping with Mrs Vivian Holmes and Mr and Mrs Claire Holmes among the callers. The day saw families including the McDonalds Harman Brugge Griggs Sellers and Alten among others in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Holmes
Claire Holmes
Crawfordsville
Violet L. Miller
Washington
M. H. McDonald
West Chester
Ed Harman
Ben Brugge
Armour Griggs
Columbus Junction
City
Max Sellers
George Sellers
Floyd Rutt
Ray Green
J. H. Alten
Glacys Vincent and
Dale
Keota
Dan Steiner
John Flading
Wellman
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Whitney
Depot Street
Fairfield
Kowa
Dorothy Whitney
Lewis Whitney
Ernest S. Salladay
Don Rinners
Mange
State of
Brown Finance Co
Court House
Downie
Thurs
E. M. Bridges & CO
Matron
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffrey Blag
Theo. B. Bailey
Leet
Morrison & Morrison Attorneys
E. D. Morrison
Bed Morrison Jr
Morrison Blag
Phone
W. Livingston
Robert Day
George F. Morrison
G Gifford Morrison
J. C. Penney Co
Paul V. Shearer
McCreedy
Wendell L. Shaffer
Hotel Washington
Optometrists
Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
East Side Square
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
F. G. Livesay
D. C
Fowa Ave
TTT
TOM Duncans
Madame Chiange
Lorden Music CO
Aea
Currier and
Ives
Travelers Insurance Co
Quality Insurance Co
Paul R
Horak
Dodge
Saat
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