4-H Cloverettes host mothers at meeting
Eleven Crooked Creek Cloverettes 4H Club members entertained their mothers at a regular American Legion Hall meeting. Shirley Jones led the pledge, Molly Rich gave the H pledge, and Sandra Miller demonstrated a leaked product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
Crooked Creek Cloverettes
American Legion Hall
Shirley Jones
Molly Rich
Sandra Miller
George Colthurst
Legion Auxiliary
Colthurst
Kay Bernau
Marian Rich
W. W. K. Club
Helen Arthur
Doris Davis
Verna Spangler
Ellen Achen
Duane Davis
Quincy, Il
Everette Davis
Duane
Camp Ord
Calif
Dale Davis
Creston
Everette
Margaret
Afton High School
Dale
KSIB
Southwestern Community College
Richard L. Stephens
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Harley Nelson
Winfield
Allen Conrad
Green Top
Melvin Dennis
Conrad
Chuck Hemm
Hutchinson
Kan
Washington
Hemm
Lucille Fulton
Braden Club
Betty McCoy
Betty Davis
White Cloud Club
Ella Hamilton
Betty Lintz
Hopewell
Pat Ross
Mt. Pleasant
Kalona clubs hold joint work meeting at park and village
Alpha and Idris Clubs held their annual joint work meeting in Kalona Park and the Historical Village with twenty four ladies cleaning facilities and planting flowers. The Idris Club conducted a business session led by president Mrs Richard Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Way
Clifford Small
Harold Chapman
Kalona City
Richard Scott
W. D. Hochstetler
Ladies Bridge Club
A. A. Jackson
Willis Gingerich
C. C. Shimon
Jack Guengerich
Geraldine Eglin
H. L. Grady
Hazel Coffey
Jackson
John A. Miller
Kalona
Mary Swartzendruber
Dan Graber
Morris Swartzendruber
Wm. Nissy
Hope
Ellis Swartzendruber
Larry
Henry D. Miller
Vernon Ropp
Glendon Bender
H. A
Flossie) Swartzendruber
Harold Stumpf
Washington
Ray Niffenegger
Ainsworth
Nellie Fink
Gertrude Lahey
Velma Way
Ivan Alt
Robert Alt and Sons
Dubuque
Ronald Hartzler
Henry Muller
Elam Christner
Jim Miller
Galen Hartzler
Joe Erb
Wellman
Edwin Knepp
Tom Russell
Joe Schillig
Gary Kron
Gardening tips from Extension Director and ISU experts
Extension Director Jimfrier discusses saving money on fertilizer by buying in large bags and reading labels. ISU horticulturists Henry Taber and Ed Cott advise on planting bedding plants like geraniums and petunias after frost, direct seeding annuals, thinning crowded plants, and soil prep with peat moss and fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cott
Iowa State University
Planting Tips From Cott For Flower Beds And Peat Pots
Cott advises using 10-10-10 or 12-12-12 fertilizer with organic matter or peat at one pint per 100 square feet of flower bed. For peat pots, remove the top edge before planting and keep the pot wet to prevent wick evaporation. Special planting steps apply to potted plants. FRANCAISE.
Meyers Host Anniversary Dinner At Frontier Cafe
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meyer marked their 15th wedding anniversary with a Washington dinner at the Frontier Cafe on Saturday April 28. Guests included the Unternahrers of Shipshewana, Tony Graber and family, the Farmers of Iowa City, and Kenny Meyer and family among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Butterbaugh
Carl Smeltzer
Edwin Knepp
John R. Knepp
Emma Wesener
Iowa City
Mose S. Miller
Knepp
LeRoy Hochstetler
LeRoy Jr
California
Denver
Colo
M. Lloyd Martin II
Waunita
Brighton
Harold Unternahrer
Duane Peterson
Inez Roth
Denise Beck
Daniel and
Roger Jr
Esther Raithel
Erma Jurgensen
Ruth Tschantz
Evelyn Grant
Eldora Boshart
Karen Neff
Alberta Miller
Angela Bonar
Anne Stout
Marcia Stauffer
Karen Stout
Beth Beenblossom
Kathy Stout
Leslie Brooks
Sara Stout
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ross
Margaret Davis
Betty Bitting
Helen Thomas
Maurine
Wilson
Pauline Richardson
Mildred Mulac
Son David
Versa Anderson
Halcyon House
Southeast Iowa Peace Officers Association
Calvin Rayburn
John Reneger
Sheriff’s Office
America
Shoe Fki Company
Ran Teree
East Side SQ
Espanol
Jimfrier
Henry G. Taber
Taber
Washington Evening Journal
Francaise
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Iowa
Des Moines
Sioux City
The
National Automotive Parts Association
Rod’s
Blue Cross Association
National Association of Blue Shield Plans
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