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Benton County Star in Norway, Iowa

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Newspaper

Benton County Star

Location

Norway, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1929

Page

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Beyer Residence Destroyed by Fire

John Beyer and his wife faced a frigid Friday morning fire that gutted the upper story and roof of the Beyer residence, with the lower rooms saved. Firemen battled freezing hydrants as the structure suffered substantial losses above the first floor, totaling about 2500 dollars with insurance covering the building but only partial coverage for contents. Neighbors aided in the effort while the Star office building nearby escaped major damage.

John Beyers Beyer Star Office

Farmers Debate Finals Near

Iowa will crown its seventh consecutive state champion farmers debating team next month. Semi finals feature Benton and Tama counties in Eastern Iowa and Sac and Madison in Western Iowa. Finalists meet at Iowa State College in March to decide the state title, broadcast on WOI.

Iowa Benton Tama Astern Sac Ang WOI Fayette Muscatine Polk Dubuque Harden Lowa Farm Bureau Federation

Norway’s School Board Leadership Praised for Service

An editorial lauds the Norway public school board for managing teachers, bus drivers, and facilities while prioritizing open discussion and community education. It highlights QO. H. Tuttle as president with eight years of service, and commends Charles Buchanan Sam Tow W. G. Rose Tom Tow for their long dedication and local civic involvement.

Norway QO. H. Tuttle Norway High School Iowa State College Ames Tuttle Hay Charles Buchanan Buchanan Sam Tow Friend’s Academy le Grand Iowa Coe College Tow W. G. Rose Mr. Rose Tom Tow

Fire damages home as oil stove ignites kerosene

About 6 o clock Sunday evening a fire alarm sent neighbors to the home of Newty Peterson on East Railroad Street where a kerosene oil burning stove caught fire. Peterson tried to beat the flames with a coat and suffered severe burns to the face and head. Firemen found no need to use water after loading the stove outside. The stove fire had already been checked before it spread to walls, though smoke filled the home and caused a hurried, mussed scene for onlookers.

Newty Peterson

South Slope Meeting in Blairstown Feb 26

Blairstown Shipping association held its annual meeting with 85 members present. A banquet followed in Evangelical church rooms. Retiring directors were re elected. Topics included grading yards plans. Speakers were James Mauher Van Horne association Henry Radeke Luzerne County Agent Norris and Paul Husted Rapids.

Blairstown Blairstown Shipping Association Bo Celaln Evangelical Church James Mauher van Horne Association Henry Radeke Luzerne Norris Paul Husted Rapids Swen I. Ry. & L. Corp

Mrs Ellen Tow Celebrates 79th Birthday in Cedar Rapids

Mrs Ellen Tow longtime Cedar Rapids resident and former Nor way native celebrated her 79th birthday at home on Second Avenue. A luncheon hosted by her daughter Miss Mary drew 32 relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Archie Tow and children Keith and Julia. The celebrant, famed for wartime knitting, received many cards telegrams and letters of congratulations.

Ellen Tow Cedar Rapids Norway Second Avenue Mary Archie Tow Keith Julia

Fostered Boy Hubert Charles Finds Home With McGregors

Hubert Charles, a two year old boy, has come to live with Mr and Mrs Al McGregor. The child has secured a fine home and is expected to be a blessing to his foster parents.

Hubert Charles al McGregor

Community service praised for public cooperation

The text extols volunteers who give time freely and handle inevitable complaints, urging deeper appreciation for their efforts and calling for broad cooperation to ensure the institution succeeds. It emphasizes service without pay and the need for supportive participation from all.

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