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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1964
Page
4
Cookery notes from Kingsbury Inn Columbus Junction share a poppy seed dressing for salads and several dishes. Recipes include Poppy Seed Dressing, Creamed Ham, Beets in Sour Cream, Viennese Carrots, and tips for crisp celery and spruce for pot roasts.
Mrs. Wilford Greiner hosted ten Friendly Circle members with guests Mrs. Charles Greiner and Mrs. Harold Sobaski while money was voted for the YWCA Rotary Christmas party. Rainbow Girls and Vigilant Sunday School Class members shared notices of upcoming meetings, refreshments, and travel plans, with devotions led by Miss Ella Gordon and prayers by Rev. Humphrey Owens.
Iowa State University scientist Dr. Louis M. Thompson told the Corn Congress in Delavan Wisconsin that the ideal daily temperatures for corn are 74 degrees in July and 72 in August, based on favorable years 1958 to 1963. He warned that yields drop when temperatures exceed 90 degrees, challenging the belief that heat aids corn crops.
A fragment listing pour type insulation safe around wires and moisture resistant bag covers about 20 square feet at 3 inches deep. Also mentions a durable steel spring tine rake with a 48 inch handle and lacquer finish, plus a Flow control ends costly spill items and a short note about prices.
Keota news notes Mrs Kay Statler Mrs George Mayer and Mrs Bill Henderson attended an Antique Show at Mt Pleasant last week. Other items include visits by LaRue Conklin to Davenport and a cooperative potluck for Don Stewart of Lake Benton. Ronnie Wallerich joined the Navy and will train in San Diego. Dairy Cattle Congress trip planned to Waterloo. Dinner and birthday observances mark a weekend at the home of Albert Ollinger.
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