County Delegation Selected For Girls State 4-H Convention
Winnebago County selects twelve 4-H girls to attend the 20th annual Girls State 4-H convention at Iowa State College Ames June 18 to 21 with two chaperones. Alice Holtan will lead pre-convention meetings and each delegate will participate in sessions on leadership and discussion groups. The program theme centers on Learning to Live in a Changing World with activities and speakers aboard the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
R. W. Anderson
Iowa State College
Ames
Beverly Peterson
Buffalo Center
Marcene Solomonson
Lake Mills
Judy Hovland
Thompson
Mary Otis
Forest City
Mary Ellen Heyes
Mariane Anderson
Catalyn Larson
Carolyn Strom
Searville
Barbara Osnes
Carol Jacobson
Leland
Lois Vermedahi
Alice ‘Holtan
New County Girls’ 4-H
Albert Borg
Opal Grunhard
Scarville
Alice Holtan
Mt. Valley
Stubbes to Study At Oxford England
Mr and Mrs J F Stubbe depart for Waterloo then Montreal to sail to Oxford England for five weeks study at Oxford University Southampton and sightseeing in England Scotland and Wales They will visit Germany Holland Italy Switzerland Monaco France and Brussels World Fair before returning to Montreal Sept 2 They plan a Des Moines layover and a visit with Mrs Stubbes parents in Perry before returning to Peetz Colorado Mr Stubbe is a former Buffalo Center boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Stubbe
Waterloo
Mr. Stubbe
Jennie Stubbe
Peetz
Colo
Peetz High School
Stubbe
Montreal
Canada
Arcadia
Oxford
England
Scotland
Wales
Oxford University
South Hampton
Germany
Holland
Italy
Switzerland
Monaco
France
Brussels
Des Moines
Robert G. Dorian
Perry
Feetz
Buffalo Center
Lake Mills Graphic
Red River of Life film showcases red blood cells
Moody Bible Institute presents Red River of Life explaining how red blood cells power the body's transport system. The feature uses a model magnified 100 trillion times to illustrate this vital process and its impact on life.
Lincoln Clippers Eden Eagles Meet at Eden Town Hall
The Lincoln Clippers Eden Eagles met at Eden Township Hall on Monday May 26 with 17 members 7 visitors and 2 leaders present. Plans were made for a 4 H tour June 2 at 7 pm followed by a picnic at Glen Larson's home and a 4 H skating party June 16 at Carl's skating rink in Rake. Visitors from Florida Mr and Mrs Robert Jenson and Paula of Sarasota arrived for a several day visit to Forest City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Clippers-Eden Eagles
Eden Township
Glen Larson
Winnebago County
Carl’s
Rake
Vern Jacobson
Becks
Ludvig Jacobson
Barbara Beck
Florida
Robert Jenson
Paula
Sarasota
Orville Hickok
Hickoks
Forest City
Beaving Family Motor Trip Through Minnesota and Canada
Mr and Mrs George Beaving with Jean and Butch enjoyed a north woods and Canadian tour. They started in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin traveled to Superior Duluth Port Arthur Fort Williams Winnipeg Mille Lac Crooked Lake and returned home rested. They fished for walleyes northerns and crappies and praised the weather roads and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beaving
Jean
Butch
Priday
North Woods
Canada
Wisconsin
Chippewa Falls
Superior
Duluth
Lake Superior
Pigeon River
Port Arthur
Old Ft. Williams
North America
Winnipeg
United States
Minnesota
Mille Lac
Crooked Lake
George
Mrs Winter Dismissed From Mason City Hospital
Mrs John A Winter was discharged from the Merry hospital in Mason City last Friday after several days as a patient following major surgery. She and her young son Ronald are staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Hampton. In Mason City she is reported to be getting along very well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Winter
Merry Hospital
Mason City
Ronald
Fred Hampton
Miss Kay Schaefer Receives BA at Simpson College
Miss Kay Schaefer received a Bachelor of Arts at the Commencement services at Simpson College in Indianola on Sunday, June 1. She will teach Home Economics and biology at Clutier High School this fall. Attending included Mrs. Schaefer and several relatives from Northwood Alden and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Schaefer
Simpson College
Indianola
Schaefer
Tillie Schaefer
Clutier High School
Clutier
Iowa
Cy Waage
Bernice Steinberg
Henry Nerdig
Alvin Madsen
Northwood
Marion Steinberg
Alden
Miss Myrna Olson Honored With Bridal Showers
Miss Myrna Olson of Terris was guest of honor at two bridal showers last Wednesday. A pantry shower at Nordy Nelson home yielded groceries for her pantry shelves, followed by a miscellaneous shower at the Methodist church parlors organized by friends of the groom’s mother Mrs. Orville Hickok. Out of town guests included Mrs. Raymond Olson and Mrs. R. M. Hutson among others. Miss Olson and Jerry Hickok will marry Sunday afternoon June 1 at 2:30 in Ruthven Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Olson
Terris
Nordy Nelson
Methodist Church
Orville Hickok
Francis Grimes
Carolyn Hickok
Alma Jean
Catherine Shortenhaus
Miss Olson
Raymond Olson
Terrill
R. M. Hutson
Richard Hutson
Forest City
Carroll Carson
David Carson
Thompson
Missa. Olson
Jerry Hickok
Ruthven
Sewing meeting of American Legion Auxiliary announced
The Sewing meeting will be held at Mrs. Everett Letcher home Tuesday afternoon June 17 with Mrs. Harvey Gilbert as co-hostess. Miss Leong Kettwick who taught at Worthington last season entered summer school at Luther College Decorah last Monday. her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Kettwick took her to Decorah that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Everett Letcher
Harvey Gilbert
Leong Kettwick
Worthington
Minnesota
Luther College
Decorah
Harry Kettwick
Production Tests Discussed at Dairy Meeting
Dairymen and families attended the Twilite Meet at George Kilen farm on June 3 despite stormy weather. Speakers included Don Voelker from Iowa State College and Mr. Syrstad of Norway, who presented on dairy production testing and related issues. Eleanor Reed of the National Dairy Council spoke to the women about dairy foods and shared recipes. Voelker described the new LBM production tester reports for cows, herds, rations, and herd comparisons. Syrstad discussed Norwegian dairy farming, noting small farms, government subsidies, and widespread production testing. The evening closed with a dairy lunch funded by county creameries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kilen
Don Voelker
Iowa State College
Syrstad
Norway
Eleanor Reed
National Dairy Council
Voelkers
D.h.la
Hog and Lamb Market Outlook From Iowa State Expert
Hogs should stay profitable with high prices and strong feed prospects, says Tom Rackham of Iowa State College. Fall hog supplies likely match last year, with price stability depending on other meats and weak storage. Lambs face a slower year though early spring crops may boost supply. wool and demand from textiles limit gains. Feeding margins remain solid for early-sold lambs, and demand for stock sheep aids futures. Tribune want ads noted at 4 cents a word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rackham
Iowa State College Farm
Tong
Rackham
Northcentral
May Report Highlights Winnebago DHIA Dairy Activity
Supervisor Harold Knabel reports May testing across 25 herds totaling 492 cows with 555,700 pounds of milk and 19,402 pounds of butterfat. Ten herds averaged over 40.0 fat per cow. notable producers include Orlando Bye, Emmons, 34 cows. Paul Mastin, Buffalo Center, 25 cows. Larson Brothers, Thompson, 21 cows. Eleven cows from herds were freshened. Thirty-four owner herds tested with about 2,000 cows. Try a Tribune Want 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago D-H LA
Harold Knabel
Orlando Bye
Emmons
Minn
Paul Mastin
Buffalo Center
Larson Brothers
Thompson
Kenneth Hanna
Forest City
Walter Miller
LeRoy Janssen
Lakota
Jens Michaelson
Willie Murra
Buffalo
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Oscar G. Narum
Rochester
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Marvin
Glen Bosma
David
Vance Grimes
George Boehm
Bill Murra
Albert E. Sloper
Raymond Rippentrop
Rex Larson
Glenn Tjaden
Hub Beyer
Henry W. Sleper
Nikolas
Tribune
Winnebago Dhia
Warvester
Ktanka Implement Co
Naw Idea Farm Equipment
Admiral TV and Appliances
Flying Parts Service
Titanka, Iowa
Mrs. Jones
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