Ainsworth Alumni Banquet Shares Homecoming Theme
Ainsworth, May 23. The sixteenth annual alumni banquet of the Ainsworth alumni association was held at the United Presbyterian church parlors with over 69 attending. Tables featured an Iowa centennial motif with covered wagons ears of corn and red white blue programs. Toasts focused on returning service members with speakers including Norris, Simpson, McConnell, Kilpatrick, Koehler, Edmondson Beenblossom, Wehr, and Stephen. The oldest class represented was 1887 with Mrs Mae Stephens Freeland and Mrs.
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Iowa
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Norbert Norris
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Charles Simpson
Kenneth McConnell
Preston Edmondson
Mae Stephens Freeland
Traffic safety plea warns of 1946 deaths rising
Police safety poster cites 1945 figures of 28 500 deaths and one million injuries and urges drivers to take responsibility for safe driving in safe cars to curb expected 1946 tolls.
Class of 1898 and 1946 merge in regional program
Cora Morrow Colhurst and Burt Filmer of Denver lead the roll call of classes 1898 and 1946 at a ceremony. The program closes with God Be With You Til We Meet Again. Musical items include Wilma Evans, Marian Stephens, Austin Evans, Irene Bishop Trotter, Paul Campbell, Erma Kilpatrick, and Shirley Simpkins with Millard Chambers as master.
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Paul Campbell
Erma Kilpatrick
Shirley Simpkins
Millard Chambers
Plan for Drivers Education Course in Public Schools
Fifteen safety experts will meet at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls to plan drivers education for Iowa public schools. Malcolm Price cites possible construction of a driving range near the campus to train teachers who would teach highway safety. Attending are Miss Jessie Parker and officials from the public instruction department safety commission highway commission and state safety council.
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Teachers College
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Commerce Commission and Education Association
Three Die in Mitchell County Auto Crash
Three people died in a five mile north of here automobile crash in Mitchell county. Alfred H. Bork of Charles City his mother Mrs Emma Bork and his daughter Ruth 3 died from injuries sustained in the wreck. The family was en route to Minnesota for a fishing trip. The fatalities marked Iowa s first highway deaths in months and brought the year s traffic toll to 186.
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Washington
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van Buren County
Superior Broiler Early Feathering Indicator
The text notes that early feathering signals a superior broiler or fryer and that marketing quality rises if the bird gains rapid weight from three to six weeks and develops a fairly broad breast by the end of that period.
Game Meat Freezing Tips
Game fat is minimal so wrap small game carefully before freezing to prevent drying out. Proper packaging protects moisture in storage.
Barn Owl Eats Its Own Weight in Food Overnight
The barn owl, known for preying on rats and mice, consumes a remarkable amount of food equal to its own weight in a single night. This feeding rate highlights the owl's role in controlling rodent populations in its habitat.
Local Social Notes Weather and Moving News
Local residents receive visits and travels as families relocate and attend events. The Houck family plans to move to Norton apartment after Mrs. Houck and Amy arrive from Bellevue. Morris Kelly moves to Boone to manage a suburban grocery store. the Spur geon store memory is noted.
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Understanding Cattle Classes and Grades in Market Quotations
The producer and buyer rely on U. S. standard market grades for cattle. Key factors are sex age and weight, which determine class. Grade factors include body type, breeding or quality, and finish.
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DDT Dust Guards Gladiolus Bulbs From Thrips Injury
Farmers coat stored gladiolus bulbs with a dust containing just over 1 percent DDT to protect them from gladiolus thrips. The treatment aims to prevent damage during storage and maintain bulb quality.
Salad Greens For Healthful Meals
A list of greens including lettuce, endive, romaine, chicory, escarole, watercress and perenne grass offers versatile options for salads. The note emphasizes combining these vegetables to create varied flavors and textures.
Reserve officers released may reenlist to Master Sergeant
Reserve and A U S commissioned officers released from active duty may be enlisted in Grade 1 Master Sergeant and retain their reserve commissions provided they reenlist within the prescribed time.
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