Executrix Notice for Ben Hofer Estate in Fayette County Iowa
LOURETTA HOFER appointed executrix by Fayette County District Court on August 5 1957 for the estate of Ben Hofer deceased. All persons indebted must pay to the executrix and those with claims must present them authenticated to the court for allowance. Attorneys ESTEY and ESTEY of West Union Iowa handle the matter.
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District Court of
Fayette County
Towa
Ben Hofer
Louretta Hofer
Estey & Estey
Executrix
West Union
Iowa
Iowa Egg Grading Law Faces Demand for Amendments
State dairy chief L B Liddy says 60 percent of Iowa wholesale buyers want the egg grading act amended to allow ungraded eggs in wholesale trade. Grading would stay required at retail, with grading voluntary only in wholesale markets. Licenses fell from 4,489 to 2,300 since the law began July 1955.
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Iowa
L. B. Liddy
Dairy and Food Division
Liddy
Stage Coach Days Reappears in Iowa for Weeklong Event
Stage coaches, once common in Iowa, will return for a weeklong showcase. The event features historic displays, guided tours, and demonstrations of traditional coaching methods, inviting residents to witness era transport revived.
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Iowa
Iowa centennial riders pace Newton frame
Aug 11 marks ten year centennial events in Newton with stagecoach mail runs from Iowa City to Newton and four nightly stops over four days. Milk program officials report 64 million half pints consumed in schools, 23 000 gallons daily under the Iowa program. 1 654 schools joined milk and 997 hot lunch programs, Carol Lynn Fleck named Miss Iowa at Clear Lake will compete at Miss America in Atlantic City. Camp Dodge hosts 60 guardsmen in official candidate school with two weeks of training. after, weekend drills lead to second lieutenant commissions. Fire chief funding dispute stalls extra funds. attorney general says budget committee lacks authority. Enrollment expected to rise in fall schools to 610 800 nationwide, up from 602 000. elementary enrollment up 7 200. Burlington hosts Aviation Appreciation Day drawing 15 000 for fly-in breakfast and airport program.
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Iowa
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Auxiliary Officers Installed at July Legion Meeting
The Legion Auxiliary installed officers at the July meeting with Myrl Puffett as president Emma Stephens vice president Marion Belden secretary Norma Way treasurer Annella Crandall historian Irene Moore chaplain Margaret Crandall sergeant at arms and Sally Probert presented the past president pin. Elsie Cummings conducted the installation ceremony.
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Legion Auxiliary
Myrl Puffett
Emma Stephens
V-Pres
Marion Belden
Sec
Norma
Way
Treas
Annella Crandall
Irene Moore
Margaret Crandall
Sally Probert
Elsie Cummings
Delegates at Des Moines Convention Named and Local Notices
Delegates to the Des Moines convention include Gene Moore and Sally Probert with alternates Fern Reynolds and Rose Christeleit. Numerous short notices report visits, visits, and travels among families in Cedar Rapids, Winterset, Volga, Oelwein, Postville, Guttenberg, Garnaville, and nearby towns. The column notes PTA plans a snack supper at the Legion hall, dog bite incidents, hospital visits, and farm news including alfalfa aphids question and Want Ads encouragement.
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Des Moines
Gene Moore
Sally Probert
Fern Reynolds
Rose Christeleit
Hugh Tenney
Cedar Rapids
Sam Hoeness
Winterset
Ronald Moore
Mary Zwanziger
SUI
Vern Puffett
Charles
New Mexico
Lyle Jennings
Nelson
Delaware
Les Wheeler
George Lane
Wm. Doak
Sylvia Lamphier
Oscar Lamphier
Henry Lamphier
Will Chase
Oelwein Hospital
Arlene Burns
Aurora
Volga
Floyd Chase
Robert
Arthur
James Hermen
Lester Keiholtz
April
Keiholtz
Iowa City
Walter Manson
Bob Goodin
Marian Fencer
Tipton
Glen Oldfather
LeRoy Sloan
Willard Crandall and Sons
Wisconsin
PTA
Legion ‘Hall
Maggie Boleyn
Dale Howland
Hazelton
Willis Chase
Michael Eder
Gary
Oelwein
Lester Chase
Pete Eder
Albert Duff
Frieda Adams
Mary
Susan Weger
Maynard Druecker
Clint Humphry
West Union
Ted Whitford
Stanley Everitt
George Bowles
Postville
Dubuque
Duane O'Brian
Guttenberg
Lester Chase and Sons
Jay Moore
Ruth Smith
D. Crain
Frederick Schathorst
Charles Puffett
Lloyd Puffett
Mervyn Puffett
Leslie Boys
California
Terry Carroll
Garber
Strand marks 50 years in Glenwood creamery business
R. B. Strand of Glenwood has completed a half century in the creamery business and remains active in the field, continuing to contribute to local industry despite the long tenure.
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R. B. Strand
Glenwood
SAPE At Primghar Mail Carriers Cited for Long Service
Primghar postal workers Joe Vollink and George Brefoggie cited for driving twenty six years on their routes without an accident.
Immigration Surged Before World War I With Over 11 Million Admitted
In the fourteen years before World War I, more than 11 million immigrants entered the United States, reflecting a period of rapid population growth. The data highlight a massive migratory wave shaping the nation’s demographics and labor force.
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U.S
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