Hubbard Creamery hosts social evening for 300 guests
The Hubbard Creamery company invited about 300 guests to a social evening in the high school gymnasium. President R R Van Patter presided as master of ceremonies. Speakers included Harley Riemenschneider, Richard Pulse, and John Hansen. Music featured Arnold Reifachneider, Diana Schnormeier, Joyce Snider, and the Salem church quartet. A lunch was served by the Band Mothers club.
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Hubbard Creamery Company
R R. van Patter
Harley Riemenschneider
Hardin County, Dairy Supportment Association
Richard Pulse
John Hansen
Carl Ehiers Butter and Bag Company
New York City
Arnold Reifachneider
Diana Schnormeier
Joyce Snider
Salem Church
Janat Ziebell
Linda Long
Whitten
L. L. Long
van Fatter
Fred Siekman
Hubbard
Fred Uhlman
Band Mothers Club
Zion Womens Guild
Fred ‘Bunte
Walter Below
Bertha Engelking
Clarence Blome
Arthur Winter
Paul Brinkmeyer
Jim Herrington
Tennesse
Georgha
J. EH
Rogera
Oshkosh
Wis
Rogers
R. €. Rogers
Blackwell
Oklo
Fred Mesch
Mia
Carl Boeke
Mary Drunemeier
Mesch
Vic
Irwin Hodenfield
Merle Skartvedt
Radcliffe
Alvina Gildemeister
Eldora
Lawrence Peil
Ronald
Eithel Gelhaus
August Gelhaus
Henry Gelhaus
Ann
Anna Winter
Gusteve Winter
Concordia
N. A. Thomas
Marshalltown
Rex Kuhlman
Des Moines
George Vaughn
Richard Carter
Baby
Koeppen Farm
Elmer Carter
Helen
Everette Myers
Whitten By Mrs Clifford Hauser Rev Thomas Installed
Rev. and Mrs. TE. W. Thomas moved to Garwin to pastor the Church of Christ with a two year prior ministry elsewhere. He has served in Nebraska Milford Flora Indiana California and returned from California for the Carleton Brethren church assignment before settling at the Christian parsonage near State Center. Installation service set for March 15 with state officers including Loren Lair attending. Women of the Methodist W S Co volunteered painting walls and floors in the dining area last week.
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TE. W. Thomas
Church of Christ
Thomas
State Center
L. L. Houser
Harold Moore
Lyle Olmatead
Ashland Seminary
Ashland
Ohio
Nebraska
Milford
Flora
And
Indiana
Kansas
California
Carleton Brethren Church
Garwin
Christian Parsonage
Resolution to raise funds for school repairs New Providence 1960
At a special meeting of the Board of Education of New Providence Independent Consolidated School District Iowa a resolution was passed to seek voter approval for a tax levy not exceeding 2 mills for five years to fund repairs and improvements costing up to 14000 dollars. The measure will be presented at the March 19 1950 election with notices to be posted and ballots prepared. If approved bids will be sought for the work.
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Notich
Board of Education
New Providence Independent Consolidated
New Providence
Iowa
Independent Consolidated School District
Jd. C. Whitehead
Jessie P. Tanshy
Birthday Party And School Renovation Details Noted
Mrs. Virgil Mitchel celebrated her birthday on Tuesday with friends from Whitten. festivities included refreshments and a 500 game. Grundy Center hosted Mrs. While Sister for a Sunday birthday dinner at the Slifer home with guests Viola Slifer Conrad and the Hellmaiete family among others.
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Virgil Mitchel
Whitten
Grundy Center
Ralph Slifer
Viola Slifer
Reymond Slifer
Conrad
John Hellmaiete
Kay Ann
Donna
Union By Mrs Grellet Dillon
The Shepard Community club hosted a farewell party Friday Feb 24 at B P Lepley home for the Elmer Ristings Henry Hudspeth and Ernest Chilton families moving from the area. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ethymer Cox who joined the community. Eight attended with games ice cream cake cocoa and coffee served. Ristings moved to Butler farm east of Union Hudspeths to Steamboat Rock and the Chiltons had not yet found a new home. Rev Wayne C Lawtell spent Monday and Tuesday
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Shepard Community Club
B. P. Lepley
Elmer Risting
Henry Hudspeth
Ernest Chilton
Ethymer Cox
Butler Farm
Esat
Union
Steamboat Rock
Chilton’s
Wayne C. Lawtell
Burlington
Arthur Reece
Otis Reece
Clemons
Waterloo
Harris
Imogene Chamness
Vernons
Shamness
Post Office
Farm People Under Blue Cross Gain Health Coverage
More than 115000 farmers in Polk and other counties are now members of Blue Cross health and hospitalization associations, with over 12500 farmers receiving hospital care last year. The program, led by Farm Bureaus and rural groups, relies on prepaid hospital coverage funded by small memberships, administered by Iowa hospitals under an enabling act.
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Cople
Jews’s County Health Improvement Association
Tue
Polk County
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Blue Cross
State Extends Fishing Season for Most Species to Feb 1961
The Iowa state conservation commission announced 1950 fishing season extensions for all fish except trout. Non trout seasons run to Feb 16, 1961, while trout end on Nov 30 as last year. Opening dates stay as in 1949. Possession limits drop to daily catch limits. size limits removed for most species except large and smallmouth bass and sand sturgeon.
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State Conservation Commission
Iowa
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