Mrs E S Hebner Returns From Minnesota Vacation
Mrs E S Hebner arrived home Tuesday at noon after a two week vacation in Minnesota.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
6
Mrs E S Hebner arrived home Tuesday at noon after a two week vacation in Minnesota.
A Michigan family trio visits Forest Lake and Copper Harbor with Mrs N F Hehner of Owosso. Mrs N E Hehner and Mrs Lillian Hehner accompany them returning home early week. Guests at W G Stewart's include Mrs Jean Harkness and daughters from Texas. Harry Hamilton hospitalized in Iowa City for surgery.
Irregular scanned text discusses summer heat relief for people and livestock. It promotes shade, water, light diet, and cross ventilation. It cites Bow-Key feeds as aiding livestock gains and milk production in hot weather with emphasis on protein, amino acids, minerals, vitamins, and antibiotics.
The Alley Dusters beat Mary's Lambs 3 to 1, Dusters 15341 with 48 handicap. Melody Lanes beat Who Dun Its 2 to 1, Mel Lanes 1924, Who Dun Its 1891 with 264 handicap. Birney's Beavers defeat Dutch Crutches 2 to 1, Beavers 22 handicap. Rollers beat Wood Peckers 2 to 1, Rollers 1515 with 128 handicap. High team series Mel Lanes 1924 and Happy Rollers 1915 with 125 handicap. High individual series Helen Norris 444 Marguerite Carter 454. High individual game Carter 168 Agetha Norgor 165.
A sewing tip advises using a magnifying glass to better see the needle eye when threading. The tip also suggests supporting a glass by sliding a sewing machine drawer shut against its handle.
Illinois College of Agriculture economists compute break even at 30 to 70 bushels per acre depending on corn price and land value. At $1.50 per bushel on $100 land, 40 bushels cover costs. on $500 land, 70 bushels. Missouri studies show 40 bushels needed for profit. Proper balanced nitrogen phosphate and potash are essential.
A farm safety notice warns that non powered yet power driven equipment like corn shredders threshing machines and wood saws can ignite fires through friction sparks and gasoline fumes. Proximity to barns is especially risky during straw or fodder conveyance. keep machines well lubricated and maintain good housekeeping to prevent flash fires.
Pitchforks left about the barn or propped in corners cause many accidents. A wall mounted rack takes minutes to install and can save hours lost to mishaps. Proper tool storage boosts farm and shop efficiency.
Judge Raymond Fox lectured on Crime and Punishment at the Vicksburg high school when a thief broke into the principal's office and stole $100 in cash.
Millicent Johnson active in Red Cross regional work leads a vacation tour in Europe with a group of young people. they plan to return to New York on July 21. Local social notices include Kay Ford hosting a nuptial shower for Mrs. Neil Wiele, and visits by Buffalo residents Roy Zimmerman and family to Elmer Groben in New York.
A Baltimore viewer finds a lien tied rule from last week while a Devon Connecticut incident notes walking backwards on a Sunday could breach an obscure local law. Both cases show laws unknown to communities, sparking questions about enforceability and public awareness.
A new tough coating named Sturdy Paints has been developed to resist extreme heat and corrosion inside steam turbines aboard ships, promising longer service life and reduced maintenance for marine propulsion systems.
A Cedar Chips 4-H club meeting at Prairie Flower school featured Dale Smith outlining the county boys demonstration contest for the county show in August. Reports from Bob Cave Richard Ross and John Spenner covered the Boys Short Course Ames state conservation camp and Wyoming 4-H exchange.
Seven Headliners 4-H girls displayed favorite aprons during roll call with Sarah Trotman. Mary Galloway to host Wyoming guest. other clubgirls will entertain at home. They plan a cleaning basket display in a store window and a picnic meeting at Roberta Wiley's home. Vanita Blattner spoke on the Purpose of a Cleaning Basket and Mary Galloway on Treating a Dust Cloth. Larry Trotman gave three picture study talks.
The page lists the Washington Evening Journal staff and publication details with post office entry notes and dated publishing schedule. It also shows subscription rates for Iowa and outside Iowa by mail and carrier, including three, six, and twelve month terms and weekly carrier pricing for Washington readers.
Mrs Cloyce Stewart demonstrated two pillow styles and a dust mitt to the girls, while a hostess displayed drawer dividers. After group singing around the piano, refreshments of panel and cookies were served.
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