Illyria Community Notes From Week Of Gatherings
Illyria items record Harold Strong attending a soil commissioners course in Ames, homecomings from Celwein hospital and Berlin, and new club officers for the Progressive Home Study club. Also notes on Farm Women meeting planning water, kitchens, and bathrooms, a January 22 gathering, and a Dundee Meisquire Wells wedding attended by Harold Glass and Kathleen Yearous. Multiple families guesting, travels, and a funeral in Cedar Rapids accompany community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Strong
Ames
Lowell Gehring
Celwein Hospital
E Glen
Yearous
Berlin
Germany
Arthur Yearous
Progressive Home Study Club
Gerald Shaffer
Jim Yearous
Helen Rothlisbnger
Earl Kiple
Ruth Rothlisberger
Thos. Ogle
Illyria Township
Joe Dinan
Vaupel
Harold Glass
Kathleen Yearous
Dundee
William Meisquire
Shirley Wells
Lamont
Leo Rothlisberger
Raymond
Ed Wenger
H. J. Peters
Cedar Rapids
Melvern Wetherbee
Waterloo
Arthur Hermen
Guernsey Smith
Jerome Yearous
Edwin Loftsgard
Janice
Ida Halverson
Kenneth
Elmer Kohls
Louis Dennler
Thomas
Jim
Sunday Dinner Guests Across Yearous and Shaffer Families
Various families including Yearous Shaffer Klingman and Frieden households hosted and visited relatives for dinners and gatherings on Sunday. Guests included Clarence Winkler C M Klingman Volga and neighbors such as the Andrew Yearous and Herbert Ash homes, with several others listed in local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoarous
Oran Bare
Forest Shaffer
Gerald Shaffer
Carol
Inez Shaffer
Howard Shaffer
Reynold
Clarence Winkler
Hans Winkler
C. M. Klingman
Volga
Andrew Yearous
Thos
Pollock
Chris Dennier
Alek
Ralph Shaffer
Floyd Frieden-hombie
Ervin Metzger
Fred Schneider
Harold Glass
Kathleen Yearous
Carroll Klingman
Lyle Patterson
Raymond Bensom
Susan
Arthur Yearous
Alton Medberry
Herbert Ash
Joe Frieden
Vern
Floyd Frieden
Will Frieden
Joe Downey
Robert
Guernsey Smith Home
Community Socials Fill Weekend with Visits and Gatherings
The page lists numerous social calls and dinners across families in Mason City, Postville, Wadena, and Tyler Minnesota area. Names include Loftsgard, Anderson, Sutter, Radloff, Christofferson, Jacobin, Olson, Hellum, Odegard, Loftsgard, and Minger. A hospital stay is noted for Mrs. Orlando Loftsgard. In economic notes, hog prices are expected to stay favorable, with advice to feed hogs to 300 pounds plus to capitalize on carn-hog ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens Loftsgard
Mason City
Mellien Loftsgard
Allen Anderson
Dan Sutter
Milton Olson
Henry Radloff
Ray Jacobin
Harold Christofferson
Postville
Milo Olson
Elgin
Helmer Loftsgard
Sharon
DeVere ‘Halverson
Ole Johnson
De‘Wayne Row
Glen Minger
Wadena
Ole Loftsgard
Carl Hellum
Tyler
Minn
Merlin Hellum
Chas
Odegard
Iona
Joan
Orlando Loftsgard
Postville Hospital
Colorful Kid Colorful Kid In Ring With Color Blind Boxer
In a sporting tale from Walla Walla, the Colorful Kid defeats Tiger Jones after a clever plan by manager Marty Burns. The Kid reveals he is color blind, explaining the mismatch between signals and actions that led to his victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Tiger Jones
Marty Burns
Morning Gazette
Walla Walla
Mrs Christ Ubersox Death In Wisconsin Rural Community
Hannah Christen Ubersox daughter of John and Louisa Christen was born January 19 1888 in Canton Bern Switzerland and died January 23 1947 near Shullsburg Wisconsin after a lingering illness She came to America at age one and lived in Elgin Iowa later moving to Willow Springs Seymour and finally Shullsburg where she resided for 20 years She married Pred Uberson May 12 1908 and left behind a husband five daughters seven sons twenty six grandchildren four brothers six sisters and many relatives Funeral services were held January 25 at Immanuel Church Darling ton with burial in Union Grove cemetery Darlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Christen ‘Ubersox
John
Louisa Lantz Christen
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Shullsburg
Wis
America
Elgin
Iowa
Pred Uberson
Willow Springs
Seymour
Ubersox
Wilbert
Gary Lee Hammer
John Dennler
Christ Teutschman
Morris Monahan
Joe Schwlarta
Ann Hammer
Galena
Ill
Walter
Francis
Freddie
Charles
George
Robert
Frank
Ernest
Jacob Chrissten
Joe Thoman
Will Zaugg
Adolph Hanson
Bert Thoman
Fred Nydegger
Lucy Christen
Immanuel Church
Darlington
W. F. Siemers
Union Grove
Mary Teutschman
Eva Mae Ubersox
Betty Ubersox
Gloria Seffrood
Anna Mac Troy
Dorothy Sargent
Louis Seffrood
Harold Rowe
Vern Nethery
Jess Roper
Clarence Mill
Harold Kelly
Clarence Bonjour
Clinton Hammer
Apple River
Joe Rielly
Ralph Pederson
Argyle
Grandparents and their unique bond with grandchildren
Grandparents describe a deep, almost childlike affection for their grandchild. They note the joy of tiny hands, shared walks, and conversations that connect across generations, while warning that removed from parental responsibility this joy can turn fragile if not remembered.
Wise Fertilizer Use Will Bring Greatest Yields
Payette county farmers should plan limited fertilizer use to maximize next summer’s returns. If one crop in rotation must be fertilized, the legume crop is key for nitrogen aiding the following corn. Lack of available nitrogen limits corn yield. fertilizing legumes provides a double benefit while corn may need additional fertilizer for maximum yields. Phosphorus is essential for alfalfa and red clover hay on many soils, with phosphate fertilizer profitable on over two thirds of Iowa cropland. Tell ’em you saw it in the Eoha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Iowa
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George Metzger
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E.R. Withell
D.C
Perny
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Elkader, Ia
Illyria
Gunder News
Chrysler
Adee
Torkelson Bros
By Howard Beckler
Burna
Kid
Big Boy
Riley
Boss
Fred
Censones
Tue
Welfare
Hasenen
Echo
Albert L. Freeman
South Vine Street
West Union
Postville Memorial Hall
Vikings
Sponsored
J. O. O. F. Lodge
Tern Bell Telephone Company
Lgin State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elgin, Iowa
Elgin State Bank
Laurence Knudtson
Elgin Locker
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