Local School News and Community Notices
Mabel Prisden Florence Grimm and Leo Grether report on a school outing to the Plain of Abraben. Clifton Kiple was ill and absent Monday. Seventh and eighth grades share a program Monday evening. Six weeks exams this week. Girls Glee Club from Upper Iowa University to perform Friday evening with admission 50, 25 cents. A photographer visited last week for portraits and team pictures. Seniors may visit Oelwein for special photos. Mrs. Brn Schori improves after treatment in Hot Springs. Town and state legislative notes on fish and game bills and skunk den protections. Minnesota and Wisconsin dairy notes. Town State College dairy specialist urges better cattle practices. West Union lodge meets with first-degree conferrals and lunch at Evans Cafe.
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Mabel Prisden
Floreince Grimm
Leo Grether
Abraben
Clifton Kiple
Gary Mondey
Liawreage Knudison
Margie Barker
Boong
Upper Iowa University
Avittoriuro
Oelwein
Gometine
Odlwelh
Lexrabos
Finley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
West Union Lodge
Evans Cafe
Ladies Club Serves Supper At M Church May 2
The third division of the Aid Rock ety will host a supper at M Church next Friday May 2 from 6 30 pm until served. Menu includes roast pork mashed potatoes gravy baked beans deviled eggs jelly pickles brown and white bread cake fruit salad coffee. Prices 40 and 8 cents. Church notes urge attendance and Sunday school planning. Vola City plans a local baseball team and will apply for a berth.
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The
Aid Rockety
M Church
Ladies Study Club Meeting Planned for Memorial Day Exercises
An important meeting of the Ladies Jary Association will be held next Wednesday evening April Seth at the home of Mrs Samuel Mosby. Members are urged to attend as the final plan for the Memorial Day exercises will be made.
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Ladies? Jary Association
Keep On Feeding the Cows Says Iowa Dairy Specialist
Iowa State College dairy specialist C. B Finley urges feeding cows both hay and grain after turnout. He notes cows giving over 20 pounds of milk daily benefit from hay added to grain, while warning against low nutrition in spring pasture. The piece references farming politics and labor views, a Copper Hatchery visit note, and Chris Gregerson’s petition on radio regulation sent to Congressman G. N. Haugen.
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C. B Finley
Iowa State Colliers
Iowa
Organized
Organized Labor
Iowa Farmer
Waukon R & S
Jess
Eigin
Chris Gregerson
Radio Broadcasting
G. N. Haugen
Gregerson
Philathaeas Musical Program At High School Aud
The Philatheas Sunday School class staged a three part musical program last Friday night at the high school auditorium. The first part featured a band of gypsies with campfire songs and storytelling. The second part included readings dusts and songs well rendered. The finale was a one act farce called Cornalia Pickle Plain with women in all roles from judge to jurors. The show was well patronized and planned to fund church improvements.
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Philathea
Tergoram
Philatheas
Gopher Control Advice and Local Church Notes
Extension entomologist F D Butcher advises in spring to combat pocket gophers with poison bait using beets carrots or parsnips treated with strychnine and saccharin. The article also lists Baptist Church notes for Sunday April 27 with services from 10 a m to 7:30 p m and a call to invite members and friends to attend.
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F. D. Butcher
Extension
Butcher
Trig
Fremont County
Helin
Examination for Postmaster at Elgin May 17 1984
An examination will be held at West Union on May 17 1984 under an executive order to fill the postmaster position at Elgin. A vacancy has existed since August 5 1923 and is expected to be filled by appointment from the applicants at this examination.
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West Union
Elgin
Einos
Local Birth Returns Prompt Homecoming Dream
A brief town note describes a resident’s plan to return to their birthplace after years of success elsewhere, hoping the local community feels regret for not supporting them earlier. Other items mention Grimm and Sutter laboring on a new shop, R W Shafer and son Herschel joining a road crew near Dixon Illinois, and various short market, school, and civic references.
Commencement Program for May to June at Local High School
The program lists events from May 28 senior class play in the high school auditorium with admissions 50, 35, 26 cents and reserved seats, to June 6 commencement exercises at 8:30 p.m. with address by Mr W H Beachler of Waterloo Iowa. Also notes Baccalaureate on June 1, junior high graduation, an exhibit of year’s work, and an alumni banquet, all subject to change.
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Church of Higin
Alumnii Association
W. H. Beachler
D. D
Waterloo
Iowa
Rotary Club
The
Reformed Church
Beate
Upper Iowa Glee Club Performs at Local High School
The Upper Iowa University Ladies Glee Club, led by Miss Lola Mace Bell, will perform at the high school auditorium next Friday at 8:15 pm. Eighteen students sing with soprano highlights and a small program includes singing, a play, and a reading. Admission is 50, 35, and 25 cents.
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Upper Iowa University Ladies’ Glee Club
Tralnaé
Miza Lola
Mace Bell
Goral Muale
Upper Iowa University
Miss Bell
Rural mail changes and Echo tour timing noted
Rural carriers will start at noon when weather allows and aim to reach patrons Thursday afternoon. Staff are asked to Govern activities accordingly and submit contributions or ads by Wednesday noon. Also, a special OHS meeting is set for Monday evening April 28 with work followed by a social time. all members are invited.
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Neos
O.hs
Dry Cord Wood and Rotarian Rules for Right Living
Dry cord wood for sale at 97.00 per cord delivered. Rotarian Arthur A Evens notes simple rules for right living including breathe more walk more sleep more pray more waste less and think more. Local baseball fans show fever as town notes visitors and family visits. Buckeye Rolled Oats and Dunloe Oatmeal priced for 100 lb and 80 lb bags. Weibel Mill Company and Mrs Paul Dogan travel to Cedar Rapids for a visit.
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Arthur A. Evens
Rotariaos
Buckeye
Weibel Mill Company
Mra
Paul Dogan
Mrs Halvor Halverson of Cut Bank Dies at 49
Mrs Halvor Halverson of Cut Bank Montana died Thursday April 10 from heart dilation after a brief illness. She was a widely known local figure active in Waster Star Rebekah lodge Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Women’s club. Survived by husband Halvor three sons Dorothea Walter and Harvay and a daughter, born Caroline Risch in Buckskin Indiana on November 14 1874. The couple moved to Cut Bank in 1901 and were a prominent family in the community.
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Halvor Halverson
Cut Bank
Montana
Great Northern Forces
Walter Halverson
State University
Missoula
Halver Halverson
Misa Caroline Risch
Buckskin
Ind
Sia
Crookston
Miim
Clermont High Prepares Incomplete Baseball Team
High School baseball in Clermont shows limited turnout this year but earnest effort. The purple and white squad practiced last Friday and Wednesday night, displaying potential hits while needing infield work and outfield candidates. Schedule highlights include games against Volga City and Luther Preps, with both home and away dates through May.
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Clermont
Lsat
Kiple Ia
Clermont High
Volga City High
Luther Preps
Volta City
Wadena High
Wwadena High
Enay Country Club Hosts East Club Meeting
Enay Country Club hostess Mrs John Brackin hosted East Country Club on Thursday April 18. After a brief business session a program followed with piano selection reading and a quiz contest led by Junita Rowland, Mood Patterson, and Mrs Brackin. A luncheon was served and May plans noted with Mother’s Day observance.
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John Brackin
East Country Club
Rete
Juntta Rowland Bone
Mood Patterson
Bratkin
Junita Rowland
Vivid Offbeat Description From Street Collision
A bystander recalls asking the victim for the car number after a hit and run. The injured woman describes the driver as wearing a three piece tweed suit with Carlton crape and a periwinkle hat trimmed with artificial cherries, highlighting period fashion details.
Shipments Reach Six Carloads of Eggs from Station
Bee C Lovett shipped out a sixth carload of eggs Monday, totaling 864 000 eggs across six cars. Each car carried 400 cases with thirty dozen per case, creating a vast delivery to be sent from this station. Wm F Miller traveled to Chicago Monday to visit friends and enjoy the city.
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Lovett
Volga City
Wm. F. Miller
Chicago
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