Mrs. Otto Wurl Dies in Council Bluffs
Mrs. Otto Wurl 48, born Marie Forsythe in Griswold, died at 4 45 am at her Council Bluffs home after surgeries. She taught in Council Bluffs 24 years. Survived by four sisters and three brothers, with funeral plans not yet made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griswold
Otto Wurl
Council Bluffs
Floyd Smith
Atlantic
Zell Cook
Roy M. Scott
Harry Yarger
Riverside
Ill
Piercy Forsythe
Red Oak
Glen Forsythe
Villisca
Stewart Forsythe
Springfield
Cal
Bride Dies After Honeymoon Car Crash
Mrs. Rex Maire, 18, of San Diego, died from a skull fracture suffered in an auto crash on highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids while on her honeymoon. Her Navy Ensign husband was injured less seriously. the couple had wed five days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Maire
San Diego
Calif
Seven or eight more to testify in Amerasia case
Washington Senator Hickenlooper said he will ask for seven or eight more witnesses to testify before senate investigators in the Amerasia case. He spoke at a closed noon meeting and did not name the witnesses. Senator McCarthy said the president’s Korea Formosa aid makes purging communists more urgent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hickenlooper
Amerasia
McCarthy
R-Wis
South Korea
Formosa
Hippo Foraging Habits and Appearance Describe East Africa
The average adult hippopotamus in East Africa weighs about 5,000 pounds and consumes 400 pounds of grass and tender shoots per night. Fibrous tufts of coarse hair grow from single roots on the head, neck, and tail, looking vegetable and leek like when detached from the animal.
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East Africa
Tailoring the Finish of a Wooden Coat Hanger
The finish on a wooden coat hanger must be smooth to avoid snagging fabric and tearing threads. It should also present a pleasing color and a glossy surface for an attractive appearance.
Colors for Early American furniture decor
Decorators favor colorful backgrounds to highlight wood in Early American furniture. Common wall and woodwork paints include red blue green gray fawn and yellow, used in a simple unpretentious way.
Guernsey Cow Delivers Twin Calves of Different Breeds
Twin calves born June 17 on Richard Sehneulin’s Mapleton area farm to Rosy the Guernsey were identified as Hereford and Guernsey. The event, called rare by the American Veterinary Association, has occurred before.
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Rosy
Taxwell County Farm Bureau
Richard Sehneulin
Mapleton
Chicago
American Veterinary Association
Farm Bureau Vet Insemination Noted in Herd Report
A farm report records official insemination by a veterinarian from the Farm Bureau and later breeding by a Hereford bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Births in Bloomington area welcome third child to Watson family
Third child born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watson of Bloomington Illinois weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. The Watsons, former Lewis residents, also have a daughter and a son. A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Don Rheads at Creston hospital. The notice ends with an unrelated traffic safety instruction.
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Arnold Petersen
Anita
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Fred Bell
West Fourth Street
Hans Anderson
LeRoy Nolte
Joy Ann
Rt. 1
Bernard Butler
Gail Allen
Atlantic
Norene Parrott
Cedar Street
Grant
Kenneth Crum
Doris Crum
Children’s Hospital
Omaha
Ed Brown
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phil Trachtenberg
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Fred Kline
Linda
Clair Gill
Kay Walker
Merlyn Walker
Minneapolis
Charles Jewett
Donald Watson
Bloomington
Watson
Lewis
Sen
Rheads Lewis
Don Rheads
Creston Hospital
Cass County 4 H Girls Head To Camp Brewster Near Omaha
Cass county 4 H clubs with Potta watamie leaders depart by chartered bus for a four day camp at Camp Brewster near Omaha. Activities include crafts swimming nature study cookery photography and a western barn dance rodeo night horseback riding and camp fires. A sunrise service closes the trip Sunday morning.
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Cass County
Pottawattamie County
Camp Brewster
Omaha
Marcella Martens
Janet Graham
Bear Grove Brownies
Roberta Robson
Shirley Beier
Benton
Jean Russell
Norma Madison
Lois Yarger
Massena Merry Maids
Sondra Bell
Eloyce Tietz
Nifty Noblettes
Marjorie Young
Charlotte Ogard
Eldeen
Prymosa
Pauline
Ruth Ann Rogers
Pleasant Plucky
Nancy Cornell
Beverly Pop
Union
Lucky Clover
Elia Mae Johannes
Barbara McKee
Victoria Volunteers
Colleen Guttenfelder
Esta Shepperd
Washington
County Officers and Camp Delegate Attend Conservation Meeting
The article notes retiring county officers De Lores Pratt Nadine Olsen Sue Penton and Lois Eilis plus Ruth Rock the county conservation camp delegate. Leaders at the event include Mrs Alfred Jensen Dorothy Schwartz Winona Knop and Riley Clark extension home economist. It also mentions a new everlasting match claiming eighty lights per inch and reduced waste compared with ordinary matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Pratt
Nadine Olsen
Sue Penton
Lois Eilis
Ruth Rock
Alfred Jensen
Dorothy Schwartz
Winona Knop
Riley Clark
Chick Water and Waterer Tips for Chicks
An abundance of fresh water is essential for chicks. Transparent waterers attract attention with bubbling water in the jar, making it easier for chicks to drink.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ile
Cumberland
TMC
OTC
Aes Amet Co
ARTO
Wolverine
E. T. Wright Arch Preservers
Bluffs
Acme Auto Salvage
Levine
Opera House
Cedar
W. B. Melenbacker
Lou Camblin
Lange
Elk Horn
Chris Lange
Salem Invalid Home
Bluffs Hecepital
Brayton
Charles Christensen
Rochester
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Elliott
Harry Carson
Lutheran Hospital
W. A. DeVoss
Mercy Hospital
News-Telegraph
Bollingfield
Guernsey
Pekin
Schneblin
Cass
United States
Hedger Furniture
Marinello
Department Stores
Duran Plastic
Alc
Rayon
S-M-L
Chenille
Gore
Grahams Department Stores
Cannon Towels
Aleve
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