West Chester School News Highlights January Activities
West Chester high and elementary students report a busy week with P T A at the school house January 15. Rev George Kerr spoke on Religion in the Home, a March of Time film Ireland and musical numbers by parents and students. Declam entrants prepare for a January 30 home contest. Plans seed one act plays, including Fixit Incorporated. Sixth grade welcomes Joanne Blodgett from Oakville Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
George Kerr
Washington
Ireland
Joanne Blodgett
Oakville
Iowa
Joanne
Earl Griggs
Milton Ross
Maine
Gustaf Tenggren
Donald Argo
Donald
Porous Egg Shells Guide Breeders in Selection
Poultry breeders select hens for egg shell quality as well as production. They aim for less porous shells to improve storage and shelf life, alongside considerations of number of eggs, livability, and egg size.
Lead Poisoning Risks in Cattle and Calves
Lead poisoning makes cattle more vulnerable than other animals with calves especially at risk. White barn and fence paint may be costly to apply as a precaution.
Brighton News Summary of Local Social and Health Notices
Mrs. B. V. Galbry learns her daughter Mrs. L. D. Camp of Des Moines was severely injured in a home fall. Mrs. Victor Stacy of Wayland reports her improving after visiting Mrs. Camp. Mrs. Robert Laughridge of Sekouk visits parents ill with flu. Don Dickinson on furlough from San Diego visits grandparents near Richland. Funeral held for Jesse Neff aged 62 at Cottonwood church. he died at Whaley rest home Mt. Pleasant. W. S. C. S. ladies serve lunch at Duttweiler sale, clearing $90 to $100. Dorothy Duttweiler recovering after appendectomy in Des Moines. Duttweiler family returns home. George Howard Jr. in the Marines on 30 day furlough with wife and son. Robert Waterhouse’s wife reports his landing at San Diego. discharge expected soon.
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Edna S. Crile
Brighton
B. V. Galbry
L. D. Camp
Des Moines
Victor Stacy
Wayland
Camp
Robert Laughridge
xSeokuk
Joe Day
Don Dickinson
San Diego
Galen Dickinson
Richland
Joe Keegan
Robert Brinton
W. E. Zicherfoos
Leonard
Jesse Neff
Cottonwood
Coppock
Neff
Brinton
Zickerfoos
Whaley Rest
Mt. Pleasant
Mae Louck
New London
A. W. Duttweiler
Raper Duttweiler
Dorothy Duttweiler
George Howard, Jr
Lee Stacy
Robert Waterhouse
Seaman
Simple Method for Peaches Skins Removal
Peel peaches quickly by blanching. Place 10 to 12 peaches in a wire basket and plunge into boiling water for 30 seconds until skins loosen. Lift basket, cool in cold water, then slip skins off with fingers.
Dustless Duster Made From Cheesecloth Soak Method
To craft a dustless duster, submerge a large square of cheesecloth in strong hot soapsuds. Let it soak, wring out, and dry. As it soils, wash and retreat the cloth for continued use.
Vegetable Jacket Cooking Guide Emphasizes Natural Peels
When cooking vegetables keep skins on as long as possible. If cooking with the jacket is impractical, pare peels very thin to preserve nutrients and flavor.
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West Chester School News
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Fixit Incorporated
So. Ave
W. L
Col
Little
Washington Dairy
TIN Shop
Feb'y Arrivals
Brighton News
Reiner
Richmond
Sorrell
Port Guernsey
Guernsey
Port
Shropshire Ewes
Shropshire Rock
White Rocks
New Hampshires
Hampshire
March Farrow
Chester
Ames
Machinery
John Deere
Deering
Davne
National Horse
IHC
Concord
Jamesway
Merritt Reiner
Dale Dann
Brown & Bruty, Auctioneers
Hoohstetler
Robertson & Martin
Standard Service
J. M. Nickerson
Eddy and
Whiting
Stokers
Cy Bush
East
Washington Concrete Company
North 12Th Street
Rock Island
Irv Lambert
Zeck’s
Duroc
HAY & Grain
Machinery & Equipment
Oliver
Massey Harris
Ward
Cooperator
Royal McNeese
Claudy Havel
Frank Kos
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