Community Social Notes Highlight Mt Olive Area Visits
Mt Olive area residents share visits and hospitality across Cherokee Sioux City Marcus Quimby Aurelia and surrounding towns during holidays and weekends. Many guests and callers from Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska gather for dinners oyster suppers and New Year reunions while notes correct previous family guest lists and report ongoing illness and hospital stays.
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Lincoln Hahn
Donald Peterson
Cherokee
Oscar Gustiafson
Sioux City
Carl Emil Johnson
John McGreggor
Ralph
Johnson and Son
Edd Georke
Theo Stevenson
Canova Miller
Holstein
Will Hahn
Byron Furguson
Sioux Valley Hospital
Harry Bengtson
Schaller
Newton
Iowa
Roy Glidewell
Marcus
Mt. Olive
Ralph Johnson
Wes McGreggor
Quimby
Lawrence Mongan
New Years
Alfred Simonsen
Aurelia
Kate Hamilton
Pipestone
Minn
Ray Thomas
Sleepy Eye
Marvin Johnson
Marl Crippen
C. J. Johnson
Nebraksa
Anderson
Homer Anderson
Edgar Johnson
Donald Johnson
Geren
D. Warriner
Near Quimby
Ralph Stoneking
Carl Emil Johnson and Son
Alta
Edd Gustafson
Oscar Gustafson
John Leber
Earl Crippen
Carroll Sansen
Neal Towner
J. H. Towner
Lester Leeds
Chicago
Bertil Peterson
Gus Rud
Cleghorn
Francis Eubanks
Henry Oneal
Raymond
Catharine Crippen
Henry Olsen
Missouri
Clarence Bengtson
Waterloo
Bengtson
P. Bengtson
Forrest Thomson
C. B. Simmons
John Cox
Gaylen
Rockwell City
Bertil Peterzon
Albert Johnson
Carol Lansen
Edd Bjorge
Larrabee
Paul Anderson
Clifford Bruce
F. NM. Club
Gerald Hahn
Wheel Toys Teach Lessons in Safety
Johnny enjoys wheel toys from a five inch truck to a sidewalk bicycle and parents can use play time for safety education. Alma Jones of Iowa State College says playful learning beats didactic rules, with toy cars buses and road signs turning the playroom into a safe traffic scene.
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Johnny
Alma Jones
Iowa State College
Lions Clubs Formed in Chicago in 1917
A nonpolitical, nonsectarian service club, the International Association of Lions Clubs, began in Chicago on June 7 1917.
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International Association of Lions Clubs
Chicago
Can't Afford to Skip Fertilizer in 1950
Farmers may pay about the same for fertilizer this year while crop prices fall. Iowa State College economist Francis Kutish says cutting fertilizer could reduce profits more than costs, urging careful cost return calculations and noting some crops benefit from more fertilizer. He cites variations by farm and suggests focusing on feed crops and pastures.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State College Extension
Kutish
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Nelson & Nelson
Archie R. Nelson
Joe G. Nelson
E. G. Bates
Farmers National Bank
House
W. A. Liebsch
Wharton Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
G. R. Wharton
L. E
A. B. Lindsay
Carlson & Gustafson
Don R. Hankens
Cherokee State Bank
Verner Johnson
Fred Fassler
Carl R. Larson
L. H. Daniels
Robert Bjorkgren
MT. Olive News
Fred J. Stoyke
Honsbruch’s
F. C. Spinharney
Storm Lake
C. B. Thorpe Co
Nelson
Lions Club
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Cherokee County
Fred Radke
H. H. Lockin
C. H. Kaskey
Reggie Martin
H. J. Will
Valley Rendering CO
de Soto
New Plymouth
Larson Motor CO
Aurelia, Iowa
Vernon W. Schulke
Elm
Pella
Brooke School
Alta, An
Chevrolet Tudor
Timothy
McCormick-Deering
John Hasenwinkel
Cols
First Trust & Savings Bank
Poland
John Deere
Birdsell
Jay Hawk