Crawfordsville Weekend Guests Mark Fourth of July
Crawfordsville notes list numerous visitors over the holiday weekend including Max Anwyl and family from Chicago, Davidson and Holm families from Waterloo and Burlington, and guests from Ottumwa Des Moines Winfield Mt. Pleasant and St. Paul. Local church services and a rural route carriers meeting in Washington are mentioned along with several homecomings and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Manners
Crawfordsville
Max Anwyl
Chicago
Fred Anwyl
William Davidson
Waterloo
Lee Hanna
Juanita Waters
Loosa
H. B. Hutchman
Clearfield Jn
United Presbyterian Church
J. C. Mitchell
BE. L. Clark
Washington
Lucy Raudat
T. M. Holmes
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Holmes
Winfield
J. Cocklin
St. Paul
Fay Stepleton
Des Moines
Jr. N. Lease
Cecil Lease
Ottumwa
John Hamil, Jr
Dusenberry
Floyd Hamil
Merle Beauchamp
Hil
Ernest Beauchamp
Merle White
Morton Grove
Harry White
Everette Huston
Renee
Chicago, Inl
Riverside Farm Accident and Local Community Notes
Paul Wieland cut a gash in his left leg while using a cultivator at the C. 8. Cummings farm southeast of Riverside. Several stitches were required. The column also records visits, a Riverside school band concert, and a long list of local residents and social calls, plus notes on Harry Mellinger’s funeral and local farm life observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wieland
Estelle Critz
Riverside
Iowa
John
Cummings
Norval Flynn
Waterloo
Edwin Zilmer
Gordon
Mary Pogge
Jeanetta Swift
West Point
Burlington
Riverside Schools
H. C. Borup
America
America the Beautiful
Colonel Miner
Leon Karel
Kenneth Kallaus
Little Gray Church
Alice Duffey
Lucille Jacobs
Los Angeles
California
F. N. Schnoebelen
Melvin Schnoebelen
New York
Wm. H
Walnut District Celebrates Reunion Hosts
Mrs. Carl Nelson reports a Walnut July gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller and others at Wayland. Visits include Mrs. John Kurtz with daughter, Burroughs family, and trips to Lancaster Missouri. A Sunset Park reunion honored Mr. and Mrs. C. H. with lingering memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nelson
Walnut
Howard Miller
Ralph Charpenine
Wayland
John Kurtz
Harold Swick
Burroughs
Guy Davidson
J. H. Nelson
Howard Darnell
Ed Nelson
John Nelson
Lancaster, Mo
Sunset Park
C. H
Gabby Hartnett: Enduring Cubs Legend and All Star Icon
Baseball fans hail Gabby Hartnett as a sparkplug and enduring Chicago Cubs star. He has appeared in all four past All Star Games, caught over 100 games for eleven seasons, and remains a beloved Windy City figure despite slowing with age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseball
Gabby Hartnett
Fhe Tas
Dri
Hartnett
Gabby
Chicago
Cubs
Windy City
Cepyngue
King Deeiures Tyudinta
Thow
Mar Gabby
Mrs K E Robison and daughter visit A J Morgan home
Mrs K B and daughter Lavelle Lou Robison from Pueblo Colorado call on Mr and Mrs A J Morgan Tuesday afternoon. Also present were Mrs Maron George and children Mary and Paul with Miss Lyde McClelland and Miss Belle McClelland from Washington. Mrs Minnie Waterman entertained Ladies club Wednesday afternoon. Richard and Robert Eagle visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Eagle in Havre last week. Miss Dot Meacham spent Wednesday with Mrs Justine Owen and Mrs Lucy Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eagle
Havre
Dot Meacham
Justine Owen
Lucy Morgan
Wilted eggs misled by shell appearance
A discussion on how eggs lose moisture when kept warm or stored too long. The interior changes first, with a larger air cell and thin white causing the yolk to drift near the shell, making wilted eggs appear normal from the outside. The piece explains candle testing to detect wilted eggs.
Fresh Eggs Demand Care in Heat Says Housewife
A housewife explains how to tell fresh eggs from wilted ones by the fry pan test and urges rapid cooling after gathering. She notes eggs hatch at over 100 degrees and lose freshness if left in nests, recommending gathering several times daily and selling two to three times a week to command good prices.
Frank Priebe weekly letter on summer eggs and heat
In a warm weather note Frank Priebe warns that heat dries and shrivels eggs and produce like fresh peas and carrots left out. He recalls how summer heat erodes quality, advising readers to bring produce inside promptly to avoid spoilage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anwyl Home
W. G. Huston
Tom Porter
Melvin Chorpening
Ralph Chorpening
Lyle Wilson
Beverly
Martin Wilson
Glenn Miler
Earl Chorpening
Myron Burroughs
James Chorpening
Harry Anderson
Phyllis
Luther Crum
Edd Nelson
Sevilla Jean
Rueben Chorpening
Marjorie Logan
Donald Tucker
Vera
Ruth
Ed Libe
Miss Loig Nelson
Luther Crem
Alvin C. Hasty
Homestead Farm
Glenn Chaulapa
New Wife
Melack Marek
James F. O'Laughlin
Wm. H. Jackson
O'Laughlin
Jimmy
Walnut District
Burnley
Veteraa
Aj All Foture
An.l
Bruins
STAR
Bunney
Caroline Woodruff
National Education Association
Caroline S. Woodruff
Castleton
Detroit
Mrs. K. E. Robison
A. J. Morgan
Mr. and
Mrs. Burns
Bob Burns
Mrs Burns
Ai Tions Moe
Frank Priebes
Letter Poultaxraisers
Sir James Barrie
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