Hubbard Social and Family Notices From Zion Guild Events
The Zion Women's Guild Social Service group meets at the church basement Thursday afternoon June 8 with Mrs Alfred Blome leading devotion and Mrs Freddie Klemme Mrs Henry Bunte Mrs J L Sage and Mrs Ernest Mannetter as hostesses. Numerous relatives and guests from Long Beach California Liscomb Ellsworth and Marshalltown visit or stay with Hubbard residents. Marilyn Shelton visits Rockford Illinois while others attend funerals picnics and employments at Marshalltown and Deaconess hospital.
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Zion Women's Guild
Alfred Blome
Freddie Klemme
Henry Bunte
J. L. Sage
Ernest Mannetter
Gus Nissen
Long Beach
Calif
Harold Boeke
W. C. Boeke
Minnie Boeke
John Boeke
H. F. Boeke
S. H. Boeke
George
Nissen
W. A. Tjarks
Liscomb
Leon Tjarks
Ellsworth
Fred Tjarks
Marilyn Shelton
Rockford, Ill
Meier
Fred Kielsmeier
Charles City
Harvey Risse
Lime Springs
Carl Boeke
Albert Hansen
Rockwell City
Russell Boeke
Kay
Henry Jensen
Fred Schnormeier
Herman Hansen
H. C. Pries
Martha
Lucille Nelson
Mason City
C. J. Russell
Yakima
Wash
S. R. Bird
Des Moines
Lillian Hunt
Hampton
Marion Eldridge
C. L. McLeod
Racine Wis
Ben Fredrick
Conrad
August Schnormeier
Mary Ann Ustermarkt
Martha Engelking
Diana Schnormeier
Marshalltown
Deaconess Hospital
Jo Ann Maas
Deanconess Hospital
Veteran weatherman marks 40 years at Alton weather desk
Walter Slagle of Alton has completed forty continuous years as a weather observer. He has long served as a constant presence, delivering forecasts and climate notes for the community.
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Walter Slagle
Alton
Car collision damages Guthrie Center residence
A crash near Guthrie Center damaged the Forrest Kunkle home when Blaine Messinger collided with James Richey’s car. The Messinger vehicle struck the house, causing about 200 dollars in damage to the residence.
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Guthrie ‘Center
Blaine Messinger
James Richey
Messinger
Forrest Kunkle
Union News Peppy Peppers Meet and Community Notes
Nine members of the Union Peppy Peppers met at Sharon Rowen’s home on June 1. A corsage committee included Joanne Sawtell, Sharon Rowen, and Mary Terry. Sharon Rowen was nominated for county office with Rosemary Lyon to the Ames state convention. Delegates named were Helen Risting, Carolyn Hilsabeck, Ruth Rowen, and Merna Westcott.
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Sharon Rowen
Joanne Sawtell
Mary Terry
Rosemary Lyon
Ames
Helen Risting
Carolyn Hilsabeck
Ruth Rowen
Merna Westcott
William Penn college graduates travel and local visits
Providence residents and relatives attended the William Penn college commencement in Oskaloosa. Ties extended to Earlham and Marshalltown visits, with extended family members and friends journeying to Minnesota, Ohio, and Iowa locations. A Town and Country Quiz is scheduled for Friday evening in the gym under Ladies Auxiliary sponsorship.
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Charles Wood
Clarence Hinshaw
Marion Rains
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Hinshaw
Earlham
Ethel Faris
Fern Amsberry
Guilford Street
Keith
Marshall
Minn
Street
S. A. Tweten
Austin
Minnesota
Arthur
Iowa
Rains
Willard
Honey Creek
New Providence
Esther Youngquist
R. W. Ford
Owatonna
A. J. Ford
Brainerd
Mansville Olson
Albert Lea
Youngquist
Harold Reece
Stanley F. Stack
Birthday party honors Janet and friendly visits
Mrs Ralph Gunderson hosted Janet's eighth birthday with neighbors and relatives visiting from Radcliffe Tama and Union Iowa Falls Ellsworth and Eldora. Families attended Memorial Day services heard Jack Shelley of WHO at Berlin Cemetery Owasa and children cleaned the church yard before a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mortenson
Janet
Marion Moon
Bell Sheldon
Radcliffe
George Case
Tama
Olaf Gunderson
Blaine Crosser
Betty Mac
W. J. Farrington
Council Bluffs
John Wilson
Edna Knutson
Basil Dickenson
Jack Shelley
Berlin
Owasa
Clifford Reese
Reese
Otto Seim
David Dickenson
Eldora
Value of Iowa's Dairy Production Over 175 Million
Iowa dairy production for the past year totaled 179,542,000 dollars per figures from Frank Barker Iowa Dairy Industry Commission manager. Butter produced in 1949 worth 115 million. ice cream 12 million. bottled milk and cream 40 million. other products include cottage cheese evaporated milk dry milk solids and buttermilk.
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Iowa
Frank Barker
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Iowa State College
Secretary of Agriculture
Charg
Dairy Promotion Leaders Cite Iowa Supportive Role
The Iowa Dairy Commission, through the American Dairy Association, promotes nutrition education and dairy product sales, coordinating with 39 other dairy states. June is Dairy Month to honor the dairy farmer and cow, with Iowa to the fore in nationwide promotion aided by state newspapers.
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American Dairy Association
Iowa Commission
Iowa
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Minnie Hussey
Pearl Carter
Grace Lawin
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