Westfield News Roundup and Local Gatherings
A busy week seen in Westfield with St Catharine's Guild ice cream social at Doyle building a success and a 25th wedding anniversary at Leeds for Mr. and Mrs. Conway. Residents note visits, ball games at Riv erside Park and preparations for July 4 festivities with local musicians and plans announced by community leaders.
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Asia
Éveral
J. Gouorth
Maysorholder
Robert Wetherby
Century of Progress
Gatt
Ray
St. Catharine's Guild
B. MacGuire
Tk Point
Bik Point
Westfield
Hille Poiriti
Nacora
Wertfeld
Leeds
Riversioux Park
Edmund Spaulding
Indiangla
Iowa
Wayne Lina
Sioux City
le Rubidy
D. Thesinga
Jefferson
A. A. Martin
Holmberg
Armour
Chris, Jensen
Marlyn
Jensen
Joy U Warrington
Dickergen
Sylvester Conway
Akron
le- Mars
Merrill
Wayne Lilly
J. W. LaGrons
Mary Wright
Valley City
N. C
Ignetta Johston
Elsa
Walter Cassel
Anto
Chicago
John Martin
Newhall
Town
Doyle
St. Catharine’s Guild
Wit
John Conway
Ladies’ Aid
Lavon Hough
C. W. Grenn
Joe Martin
Fay Tower
St. Joseph's Hospital
Clinton Lowery
Storm Lake
East Westfield Echoes Chronicles Local Guests and Visits
Special Correspondence lists social visits in the Chatsworth area with names such as H B Morehaad, Varle More, Joan, Bertha Evickgon, Pearl, Will Lovenson, Dexis Kiowel, Mrs Shearer, J P Parks, Teary Willer, Ardis Moreland, Kathryn Bovis, John Hendricks, Henry Vanderham, Lola Skiewal, Will Kiewal, Bur Winters, Robert Brundsen, and families in Sioux City, Storm Lake, and nearby towns. It notes a hospital stay, a possible operation, and a Farmers Union picnic near Spink.
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East Westfield
H. B. Morehaad
Wihna
Varle More
Joan
Rewbon Hines
Chatsworth
Misa Bertha Evickgon
van Dyke Cottage
Storm Lake
Pearl
Will Lovenson
Join Peters
Misa Dexis Kiowel
Heresford
Walter Shearer
Daughtera
Sioux City
J. P. Parka
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sionx City
Parks
Teary Willer
Long Boush
California
Misa Ardis Moreland
Reuben Hines
B. Morghand James
Kathryn Bovis
Elba Camphehon
Mia
John Hendricks
Jolly
Henry Vanderham
Vandarham Ma Boon
Hamith
Lola Skiewal
Harvey Weld
Dakota
Will Kiewal
Willow Arm
Zonal Produsta Co
Robert Brundesn
Win Mooveg Hone
Richland
Famers’ Union
Spink
Wluwadey
Union Creek Lutheran services and local notices
Union Creek Lutheran church will hold Sunday evening services with the Women's Missionary Society presenting a program. The Ladies' Aid meets Thursday afternoon July 6 at Mrs. Martin Johnson’s home. Several local residents visited relatives and friends including the Boden, Hultgren, Simeon, Johnson, Ericson, and Torstenson families with travel to Sioux City and Vermillion noted.
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Union Creek News
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid
Martin Johnson
Imogene Johnson
Chas. Boden
Alfred Sommervold
Joe Somas
Join Hultgren
George Adamson
Ronald
Will Ericson
Miriam
Lawrence Ericson
Audrey
Joan
Elmer Hultgren
Russell
Earl
Clifford Johnson
Frank Simeon
John
Sioux City
Mra
Bria Widmarck
Amy Anderson
John Hultgren
Clifford Jolson
Ross Root
Lawrence Torstenson
Vermillion
Chas
Boden
Peggy
Edna Olson
Dennis Hultgren
Twogene Johnson
Action Saves Life After Mouth Infection Burns Airway
Albert Lade, employed near Chatsworth, suffered a mouth infection that swelled his vocal cords, cutting air to his lungs. Dr. Raymond Gregory performed an emergency tracheotomy, keeping the airway open with forceps until tubes arrived. Breathing was restored by 4 p.m. and a tube remained until Sunday. Lade is expected to leave hospital soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lade
Roy Patrick
Chatsworth
Hawarden Independent
Lade
Raymond Gregory
My. Lade
Plymouth County 4-H girls attend state convention in Ames
Fourteen Plymouth County 4-H leaders and six girls traveled with Woodbury County peers in the Steele bus to the annual state 4-H convention in Ames. Ellen Eyres and Lucille Tullis won travel by Younker Bros for top class demo at the state fair. About 1,500 delegates attended. district camp at Camp Foster July 8 to 6 offers swimming, boating, crafts, music, games, and a $3.50 per girl fee. Glen Eyres, 16, won a $115 Singer sewing machine for outstanding clothing club work in 1932, announced at the Ames convention by Singer Sewing Machine Co.
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Ames
Plymouth County
Woodbury
Steele
Henry Dempatey
Evelyn Johngoh
Ellen Eyres
Lucille Tullis
Union Township
Hannah Lueken
Wilma Marbach
Johnson Township
Richard Tindall
Verna Tremeter
Liberty Township
Younker Bros
Des Moines
Evelyn Johnson
Camp Foster
Okoboji Lake
Towa
Oskohoji
Glen Eyres
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Ames 4 H Club Show Garments Claim Major Prize
Pearl Sims cites the best clothing record prize going to a Tow a 4 H girl for a long-standing club record and notable 1982 work. Tillon, daughter of A B Eyres, has four years in club work and line of county demonstrations. Girls crafted twenty four garments at run cost of 2.01 with flour and food scraps used.
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Thia
Pearl Sims
Tillon
A. EB. Eyres
Showag County
Atyle
Chicago
Congress
Tile
Ames
Feeding Cows Now Like Winter Rations Warns Iowa Dairy Expert
Dr. C Y Cannon head of Dairy Husbandry at Iowa State College advises dairy cows receive winterlike rotations using nonlegume hay and grain supplementation. Dry bluegrass lacks protein and is not a good milking cow feed. without protein boost yields drop if feeding is inadequate. Heavy producers respond to grain feeding, with careful management to avoid long-term yield decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Cannon
Towa State College
Grain feeding aids milk flow and cow condition says Cannon
The article advises feeding grain now to sustain milk production into next fall and winter. It notes grain better cools the cow and should be paired with ample drinking water. A suggested mix is four parts ground corn four parts ground cara and four parts high protein concentrate such as packed soybeans. It also includes a public notice about dogs killing live stock and a local livestock trade pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inrgo
Cannon
Old Newspapers for Sale at Reglater Tribune Office
Help the Reglater Tribune sell old newspapers as a job printing offering. Buyers can visit the Reglater Tribune office to purchase various aged issues suitable for crafts research or resale.
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Reglater-Tribune
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Will Sehmeiderhwinze
Milnerville
le Mars
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Ericson
National
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LeMara
Bowery Dance
Sioux
City
Valda- Erickson
Raymond McGarry
Katherine O'Day
Glenn O'Day
Ida Apartments
Ruth Erickson
Miss Murray
Johanna Lanken
Harry Buehre
Bertha Erickson
Marion Robbing
Joseph Connelly
Adaville
August Erickson
Alron High School
Dickinson School of Business
Proem
Alice Metarry
St. Joseph
Missouri
United Cigar
Fifth and
Pierce Streets
Therm
United States
America
Bureana
Conpresa
County
Have the
Agency
M. M. Talbott
AERON
J. A. Ludwig
Anditoy
Prairie City
Atlantic Monthly
the Atlantic Monthly
Arlington St. Basten, Maas
Riverview Amusement Park
Mammoth
Wally Eerickson
Akron Truck Co
Baron’s Store
Regllater-Tribune
Mune
Minnesota
Twine
Sjostrom Bros
Chase & Sanborn
THE
GM Company
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Gern Bell Telephone Company
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