Hubbard News Items Show Local Events and Appointments
Wallace Orgell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orgell, earned a Master of Science in Agronomy from Penn State on January 29 and will join a research assistantship funded by the Atomic Energy Commission at UC Davis. L. D. Nieuwenhuis resigns as assistant cashier of Security State Bank to join First State Bank in Battle Creek Iowa. Various social events and visits populate Hubbard scenes from birthday clubs to church circles, chorus plans, and community gatherings.
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Wallace Orgell
R. C. Orgell
Pennsylvania State College
Atomic Energy Commission
University of California
Davis
California
L. D. Nieuwenhuis
Security State Bank
First State Bank
Battle Creek
Iowa
Hubbard
Ullestad birthday supper joins Kin and friends
Miss Cora Mae Ullestad hosted relatives and friends Tuesday evening at her home to mark her father N E Ullestad’s birthday. Attendees included Elmer Ullestad Mary Lou Wilson Ames Jacob Ullestad Argyl Chris Orton, with lunch served at the close. Ronald Hinderaker and baby returned from Eldora hospital. Des Moines visitors visited Mrs W C Cooper and patient Mr Cooper in Veteran's hospital.
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N. E. Ullestad
Elmer Ullestad
Mary Lou Wilson
Ames
Jacob Ullestad
Argyl
Chris Orton
Ronald Hinderaker
Baby
Eldora Hospital
Hubert Gaard
L. B. Mason
Des Moines
W. C. Cooper
Cooper
Veteran’s Hospital
Knouse home stays about the same weathered
Claude Drake visited his mother Mrs Daisy Drake a patient in Eldora hospital Wednesday afternoon. She was brought home Thursday after four weeks in hospital. Mrs Owen of Ames cared for her. Forrest Sheldon of Eldora visited Radcliffe relatives Wednesday forenoon. Mrs Lola Varnum and Mr and Mrs Wayne Varnum visited Mrs Elston Varnum and newborn baby in Des Moines hospital Monday. Mrs Sylvia Underwood of Keister Minn visited sister Mrs Lola Varnum then went to Ames to see sister in law Mrs Madge Wilson ill there. A sixth birthday party for Tommy Varnum was held Saturday at the Varnum home. Various locals visited others. Gleaners Mission Society met at Our Saviors Lutheran with 40 members, followed by lunch served by hostesses. The Radcliffe Needle Circle.
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Claude Drake
Daisy Drake
Eldora Hospital
Sylvia Underwood
Keister
Minn
Lola Varnum
Ames
Madge Wilson
Virgil Erickson
al Ellis
Truman Thompson
Richard Larson
Wayne Varnum
Tommy
C. E. Warman
Hubbard
Arlene Knutson
Kenneth Cammack
Gleaners Mission Society
Our Saviours Lutheran Church
Russell Stensland
Reuben Stensland
Valentine meeting hosted at Mrs Wright Thompson home
A Valentine gathering Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Wright Thompson's house with co host Mrs C L Drake. Twenty two members attended as they sewed, visited, and exchanged handkerchief valentines in a box. Lunch followed served by the hostesses. Ames visitors Mrs Homer Hitchcock and Judy joined Mrs Roy Fenner Monday afternoon.
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Wright Thompson
C. L. Drake
Homer Hitchcok
Judy
Roy Fenner
Ames
New Car Listings by Dealers Across Town
A roster of multiple car makes and dealers is listed, including Buick entries for Dr J W Schlampp and Ernest Oelmann, Ford trucks for Herman G Baetts Jr, Chevrolet for Geo Weber Mtr Co and others, with locations in Eldora Iowa Falls Ackely Radcliffe Owasa and names such as Mrs R H Scott James L Collins and Henry J Alden. The text catalogs offerings from various dealers and owners, indicating a regional sales snippet from a historical newspaper.
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Eldora
Joe Kramer
Buick
J. W. Schlampp
B. W. Albright
Ford
Earl D. Weatherly
Chevrolet
R. H. Scott
Studebaker
James L. Collins
Dodge
Hubbard
William Coats
DeSoto
Fred Green
Walt Below
Ackely
Geo. Weber Mtr. Co
Ernest Oelmann
Kenneth Winters
Chrysler
Herman G
Curtis G M C Truck and Gifford Gene Steelman
Classified note lists Curtis G M C Truck and Gifford Gene Steelman in an advertisement. International truck appears as a keyword. Shop the want ads for more details and listings.
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Curtis
Gifford
Gene Steelman
International Truck
Sweet clover boosts soil nitrogen and pasture value
A discovery shows that sweet clover enriches soil with nitrogen and provides good pasture. Many open minded farmers trialed it, and now sweet clover is a valuable plant. The passage praises Iowa's farm leadership and shows readiness to consider diverse ideas and viewpoints.
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Iowa
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