Ackley residents join Steamboat Rock gatherings and trips
Steamboat Rock residents shared time with relatives in Ackley and Marshalltown while others visited Des Moines for the Home and Flower Show. The Progress Club met February 24 with eighteen members and speaker Kermith Huehn on public education. A long list of social visits, meals, and anniversaries followed as locals traveled to Story City and Waterloo and guests stayed in Owasa and Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Timmer Sr
Ackley
Gd Frerichs
Paul Schwitters
Iowa Falls
H. M. Schwitters
Thame
Pete Luiken
Harry Luiken
Des Moines
Progress Club
J. W. Caldwell
Paul Tempel
Kermith Huehn
County Supt. of Schools
Robert Moore
George Martin
Marshalltown
Henry Wabben
Trena Hempen
Stout
Harold Hempen
Aplington
Ralph Mikkelson
Korea
Henry Wubben
Owasa Community Notices Include Visits and Events
Mrs Emma Freeman joined Mr and Mrs Elvis Freeman and family of Iowa Falls for a Sunday visit in Iowa City at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Freeman. Marion Lord drove to Des Moines to see Nelson Lord in hospital and to attend the Home and Flower show at the Veterans auditorium. W H Platts was a Tuesday supper guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Platts in Eldora. Owasa Methodist church W S C held a covered dish dinner and regular meeting. Mrs Merle Lindsey hosted a party for Alan, seventh birthday, with first grade pupils and teacher Mrs Seggerman at their home Friday. Patricia Curtis and Barbara Joe Whigham spent Thursday night with the Steffens in Iowa Falls. Cecil Kinney and Glenn Kinney visited Des Moines Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Marken
Alan
Hampton
Russell Holmes
George Haker
Duane Steinfeldt
Iowa Falls
Rena Frerichs
Marion Lord
Des Moines
Nelson Lord
Methodist Hospital
Veterans Auditorium
W. H. Platts
Harold Platts
Eldora
Owasa Methodist Church
Merle Lindsey
Owasa
Seggerman
Patricia Curtis
Barbara Joe Whigham
R. L. Steffen
Check Stored Grain For Insect Damage
Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson of Town State College urges regular checks of stored grain for insect and rodent damage. Crusting or molding may indicate moisture or infestation. use a thermometer to probe grain temperature, and if readings exceed 65 degrees insects are active. Prompt action is advised to prevent spoilage and downgrading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson
Harold Gunderson
Town State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sean
Elcome T A
Consumer Loan
Hardin County Savings Bank
HELIK
Aida
Mt Eadh
Eldora’s
Ward’s Radio & TV
Geerlings
Eldora Produce
Eldora, Iowa
Steamboat Rock
Harold Luiken
Leo Knight
Marie Eilers
Carl Daleske
Geldora Herald Ledger
Qwasa
Helen Curtis
Emma Freeman
Elvis Freeman
Iowa City
Paul Freeman
Cecil Kinney
Glenn Kinney
Tri-County Cattle Feeders Association
Legion & Community Building
Radcliffe, Iowa
Hart Jorgensen
Omaha Stockyards
RED Cross
Disaster Services
The
South Hardin County
John Jaspers
Iowa
South Hardin
Chapter of
American Red Cross
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