Illyria News Church Activities and Local Visitors
Sunday school at 10 15 morning worship at 11 15 youth fellowship at 8 00 collection for Korean relief and a special offering on Feb 25 sponsored by Mrs Eugene Wenger's class weekend guests Frank Kiple and family of DeKalb Illinois visits in Jim Yearons home Edwin Loftsgard family attended a reception for Mr and Mrs Lester Jacobson birthday celebrations and a variety of visits and socials across Farm Safford Clermont Wauneka and Castalia communities with church events and neighborhood guests noted
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Miyria Community Church
Eugene ‘Wenger
Frank Kiple
DeKalb
Ill
Jim Yearons
M. ¥. Kiple
Edwin Loftsgard
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Lester Jacobson
Thos. Foxwell
Howard Hanson
Katie Richards
Elmer Lembke
Earl Lembke
Janana Mark
Myron Chapman
Water Morris
Iowa City
Judy Chapman
Fleet Frieden
West “Union
Floyd Frieden
Rosella Strong
New Albia
Reynold Strong
Paul Smith
Earl Meyer
Ida Meyer
Harold Meyer
Strawberry Point
Robert Schneider
Postville
Fred Schneider
Mervin Hunsberger
Orville Berg
Clermont
Glen Kurth
Farmersburg
Alonzo Crane
Elkader
Max Lehman
Richard Hofer
Hervey Schmidt
Jerry
Dormer
Henry Schmidt
Castalia
Arthur
Wa|dena
Marion Dorcas Society to Meet at Church Parlor Saturday
Gunder News reports the Marion Dorcas Society will convene Saturday February 17 at the church parlors with hostesses Mesdames Orlando Loftsgard Allen Anderson Ole Loftsgard and Ole E Olson. The item lists numerous social visits dinners and family events involving local residents and relatives.
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Marion Dorcas Society
Orlando -Loitsgard
Allen Anderson
Ole Lafts- Bard
Ole E. Olson
Ray Jacobin
al Rankin
Long Beach
Calif
Norman Raisch
Chapin
Janana
Henry Vellersven
Harriet Ulstad
Marysville
Wash
Clarence Anderson
Geo
Landsgard
Gerodine
Ruth Loftsgard
Sharon
Bernita Landsgard
Christine Rypestol
Corrine
Mervin Reierson
Kenneth Anderson
Curtis
Jim Olson
Aldora Anderson
LiMyra
Cedar Falls
Ole Loftsgard
Rosina Anderson
Jean
Marilyn Raiseh
Local Families Attend Weekend Socials Across Town
A flurry of visits tied together a weekend of dinners and gatherings. Mrs. Mabel King hosted guests, while Oran Bane home hosted families including Ed Medberry, Gordon Landswerk, and John Nydegger. Other stops included Ames, Elkader, Wa terloo, Clermont, and West Union with multiple households sharing meals and birthday wishes.
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Mabel King
Harold Leuenberger
Mary Montgomery
West Union
District No 1
Edwin Loftsgard
Oran Bane
Walter Ash
St. Weat Union
Lloyd Holtzman
Payette
Gordon Landswerk
Sumner
Ed Medberry
Alton Medberry
John Nydegger
Howard Medberry
Thos. Pollock
Guernsey Smith
Oran, Bane
Orlin Reimer
Elkader
Phil ™ Man Larson
Salame Thoman
Merton
Earl Strong
Ames
Joe Frieden
Floyd Frieden
Charles
Oscar Hunsberger
Johnnie Wilson
Wenger Bros
James Kerr
Waterloo
Ralph Shaffer
Anna M. Kimball
Ellen ‘Hunsberger
Jerome Yearous
Phyllis
Barbara Hungberger
Nels Iverson
Clermont
Virgil Torson
Social update traces visits among local families
The Allen Anderson family spent Sunday evening with the Reuben Svendsen family. Mrs. Lloyd Schutte was mentioned in the social notice as part of the neighborhood gatherings.
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Lloyd Schutte
Allen Anderson
Reuben Svendsen
Postponed Good Neighbors Club meeting in Valley area
The Good Neighbors Club meeting scheduled for this week on the 13th at Martin Hanson home has been postponed to February 20. Various community members and families are mentioned with visits, moves, and gatherings including Meisner, Schup bach, Dennler, Nading, and Hanson families.
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Good Neighbors Club
Martin Hanson
George Schupbach
Louis Butikofer
Wm. Torkelson
Alma Scholen
John Christen
Robert Hanson
Diane
Clarence Hofer
Thos
Ben Dennler
Albert L. Dennler
Robt
Lehman
Louis Hofer
John Dennler
Dan Butikofer, Jr
LaVern Dennler
Harold Meisner
Wm. Friederich
John Denner
Mrs
Pauline Dennler
When They Don't Come Home on Time
A narrative discusses a child’s poor sense of time and how time responsibility develops with age. It notes early grasp of time around ages 7 to 14 and suggests parental strategies such as clocks signals bells and whistles to improve self regulation. It contrasts late returns with responsibility training highlighting varying outcomes at different ages.
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Tommy
Lighting to Boost Egg Production in Laying House
The article notes that lights in the poultry laying house will increase egg production. They may be used in the mornings, evenings, or both to supplement short winter days.
Point Study Club Entertains Families
The Pleasant Point Study Club and their families met at the Oren Bane home Tuesday Feb 13 for a basket dinner and all day meeting. Ten members and one guest attended. The program included roll call quotations song Carry Me Back to Old Virginia. Members Peper Holland Laura Bane Edith Medberry conducted a contest Geraldine Wilson joined the club. It was voted to donate $5 to the March of Dimes and there was a valentine exchange. The next meeting will be an all day session in March at the Gerald Shaffer home. Four members will attend the open workshop meeting at Fayette. The study will be on wood trays and Italian hemstitching.
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Pleasant Point
Oren
Gerald Shaffer
Fayette
Calf Rearing Notes On Sanitation In Iowa
A note emphasizes sanitation in raising calves. It states about 80 percent of Iowa butter is shipped out of state, highlighting the regional dairy trade and distribution.
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Iowa
Safety Poster Idea Contest Promotes Safer Living in Iowa
The Iowa Safety Congress sponsors a Safety Poster Idea Contest for all Iowa school children. It aims to generate ideas for future Safety Sake posters, foster safety awareness, and report on Iowa’s safety issues. A total of 1000 in cash savings bonds and merchandise will be awarded to 318 winners across 13 districts and at state level. all public, private, and parochial students are eligible and can obtain rules from teachers.
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Iowa Safety Congress
Iowa
Livestock Germs Found in Soil Threaten Herds
The germ of several deadly livestock diseases can live in soil and enter the body with feed or through wounds or breaks in the skin. This natural hazard poses risks to animals and underscores the need for proper handling and biosecurity measures.
Brucellosis in Boars Affects Fertility and Size
Brucellosis in boars is linked to smaller litters and sometimes reduced fertility. Infected animals may become sterile, with impacts on breeding programs.
Iowa timber and crop thefts and forestry aid noted
Towa's fall pig crop this year is estimated at 6,713,000 head the largest on record. A wide selection of hardwood and conifer trees are available at cost from the Iowa State Conservation Commission. These trees are produced for wildlife refuge and erosion control.
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Towa
Iowa State Conservation Commission
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