Coppock News Highlights Local Visits and Sickness
Mrs. Har old Allred and Billy visited in Washington Monday. Mrs. Lester Neff is ill. Roy Davison hosts visitors from Iowa City and others. Pvt. Ben Ricks leaves Ft. Madison for Camp Meade, Maryland after furlough. John Turner loses a horse to lockjaw. Darrell Edwards from Chanute Field visits family. Ezra Conker improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleede Doll
Harold Allred
Billy
Washington
Lester Neff
Watson
Iowa City
Roy Davison
Ronald Dold
Marsh
Fred Cold
Ella Merchant
Ray Good
Wayland
Ben Ricks
Ft. Madison
Camp Meade
Maryland
Ben
Charles Davison
Bud Thompson
Kansas City
Dale Wiggens
Mt. Pleasant
Ray Manning
Glenn
Richard Heeser
Olds
Darrell Edwards
Chanute Field
Fred Edwards
Ezra Conker
Local Social Notes From Washington County
Household visits fill the weekend with Ottumwa guests and Washington residents. Karen Van Sant injured her arm but improved after medical care. Several families shared Sunday meals and visits at friends and relatives homes during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Errol Whited
Ottumwa
Fred & Gleede
M. B. MecKune
Washington
Charles Stone
Karen van Sant
Gleede
Ben Neff
Allen Myers
Burlington
John Mann
Brighton
Charles Davison
Tyrone News Update from January Community Gatherings
Mrs Walter Sheetz visited Marion Smith home with Mrs Ada Hollingsworth while Walter attended Mutual Insurance meetings. Emma Long boards at Lon MacFarlan home. The Tintes and Weavers visited Waldo Miller’s. Marjorie Van Sickle and Mrs Carl Daering stayed with Keith Daering near North Chicago. The Sheetz and Miller families hosted guests. Jim Thompson sale drew local men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Sheetz
Tyrone
Walter Sheetz
Marion Smith
Ada Hollingsworth
Walter
Mutual Insurance
Emma Long
Lon MacFarlan
Nick Tintes
Milo Weaver
Waldo Miller
Marjorie van Sickle
Carl Daering
Keith Daering
Great Lake Daval Hospital
North
Chicago
Robert Sheetz
Waldo Millers
Edgar Farrier
Jim Thompson
Sour milk as substitute in common baked and dairy dishes
The article notes sour milk retains calcium protein and vitamins and can be used in pancakes biscuits butter cakes ginger bread or cottage cheese. To make cheese, thicken milk at room temperature drain overnight in cheesecloth, then season with salt pepper and optional chives or tomato stuffed with the cheese.
The Rocking Chair Brigade’s Quiet Church Nap Tale
A lighthearted note describes a church nap during a warm service where a sleeping woman awakens rested. It contrasts with neighbors Elizabeth and Etna Dawson planning meals while their family travels east on vacation. The item moves through social updates about the Kunath family in Texas and other local curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Etna Dawson
Anna Dawson
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
New York City
Dearie
Miss Dawson
Entertain Club Pinochle Night at Klopfenstein Home
Gracehill reports a Pinochle party hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Klopfenstein. Mrs Paul Harvey and Mrs Paul Deimerly won high score prizes while low prize winners were noted for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Mangold
Warren Carris
Dan Boone
Chas. Greiner
Myron Burroughs
Mabel Johnson
Aul Deimerly
Deimerly
Norma Eyestone
Washington
Lyle Hayes
Paul Harvey
Paul Deimerly
Harvey
Nola Faulkner
Ed Hartman
Missouri
Fort Leonard Wood
Susan Genkinger
Robert Genkinger
John Williams
le Roy Brown
Nelson Woodford
Jimmy
Francis Romine
Keota
Isaac Kleese
Betty
Eddie
Entertain Club
Klopfenstein
Gracehill
Harold Klopfenstein
Lt George McCaleb Returns to Ft Sill After Furlough
Lt. George McCaleb arrived in Ainsworth after a week on furlough following a five month air corps training course and wing reception. Mrs. Mae Spessard learned her daughter in Moline could not work at Montgomery Ward due to a badly sprained ankle. Grace Stone hosted a dinner party with Mae Spessard Louise Boileau Ida Hunt Madge Morris and Effie McCreedy. a chicken dinner was served and conversation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Spessard
Louise Boileau
Ida Hunt
Madge Morris
Effie McCreedy
Cheapest Vitamin Alfalfa For Pigs In Drylot Rearing
Vitamin alfalfa stands out as one of the most affordable and accessible feeds for pigs raised in drylot conditions. It provides essential vitamins to support growth and health in confined environments.
West Chester declamatory winners head to state series
West Chester students excel in the annual declamatory contest with Robert Stout Betty Griggs Marvin Sprague earning top spots. Stout Griggs Sprague advance to state competition in Columbus Junction and Ainsworth on Jan 13 and Jan 19, while other sophomores join separate events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
W. A. Erbe
Washington
Robert Stout
Maxine Crawford
Mary Alice Duvall
Betty Griggs
Marietta Greiner
Corinne Nicola
Lois Cuddeback
Ettabelle Gersh
Patty Hotle
Priscilla Porter
Marvin Sprague
Dramatics
Black Humorous
Leacock
Ainsworth
Jeanne Strum
Majorie van Sickle
Helen Janecek
Banks Reelect Officers In Columbus Junction and State Bank
Louisa County National Bank reelects J. D. Buser as president J. C. Richie as vice president J. E. Henson as cashier and F. C. Spaeth as assistant cashier. Directors include Buser Richie Henson Coffin and Dougherty. Columbus Junction State Bank reelects G. W. Weber as president T. N. ONeill as vice president H. L. Huston as cashier K. H. Robertson as assistant cashier and staff. Directors include Weber ONeill Edmondson Nicholson Schliehting Robertson Huston and Eland. A daughter born Jan 9 to Alton IL couple Mrs Eland is Margaret Wykert. Capt Laurence Herrick of Suffolk Army Air Base has gone to Connecticut after a short furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Louisa County National Bank
J. D. Buser
J. C. Richie
J. E. Henson
F. C. Spaethe
F. W. Coffin
KR. BE
T. N. O'Neill
Dale Edmondson
C. E. Nicholson
Rudolph Schliehting
J. W. Robertson
H. Lee Huston
Thomas Eland
Alton
Cleaning window screens for storage in apartments
Spread a large cloth in the tub as a base. For each screen pour sudsy water over it and scrub to remove soot and dirt. Rinse by tilting the shower at an angle. Let screens dry thoroughly before moving to the basement storeroom.
Harvest maturity boosts yields and storage rot risk
For best yields and keeping quality, potatoes should be harvested only when mature. In fields with active late blight, the disease typically spreads to tubers, causing storage rot if harvested immature.
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County Central Committee
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DR. Hess
Tyrone News
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George McCaleb
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U. S. Army Signal Corps
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West Chester School News
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Esther Bauer
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EldahDowell
Donna Mullennix
Janet Reif
Norman van Trump
Glenn Ladenhoff
Ronald Bowser
Patty McDowell
Murray Coon
Mary Jane Stephens
Jeananne Cherry
Donna Reif
Donnie Rieh
Charles Greiner
Peggy McDowell
Patty Reif
Joy Bauer
Joan Hunt
Donald Bowser
Jerry Foriash
Donnie Rich
Dennis O'Laughlin
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Room
Cecelia Ann Klopfenstein
Richard Schroeder
Mary Bowser
Sherry Anderson
Phyllis Jean Statler
Martha Stephens
Donald Greiner
Helen Ha
Dorothy Coakley
Barbara Stephens
George Stout
Jack Statler
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William Hethcote
Breckinridge
George Goble
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W. F. Hethcote
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Edward G. Goble
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