Local social notes from Ames area social calls and visits
Mrs Selma Groth and Harold Skars shaug visited Ames. Residents hosted quilting and social calls at several homes including Loftsgard Staake Bergen and Olson households. Others attended funerals in Waterloo and trips to Minneapolis for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma. Groth
Harold Skershaug
Ames
Ole Loftsgard
Ole. Loftsgard
Kay
Kendra
Orlando Loftsgard
Clarence Anderson
Will Bergen
Marvin Staake
John Butikofer
Twins
Emory Landsgard
Jim Hiamgartner
Castalia
Minneapolia
Arthur Landsgard
Merrill Olson
Milton Olson
Selmer Holm
Harald Ries
Waterloo
Ries
Hokn
Selma Groth
Harold Skarshaug
Henry Olson
Lloyd Schutte
Marion Olson
Monona
Illyria Social News Highlights Local Visits
Illyria area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend and week. Guests included Donald and family from Clear Lake, Roy McChane and Fayette visitors, and many local hosts in Arch ie Howard, Emmett Light, Will Christen, Walter Rothlisberger, and nearby towns. The record notes dinners, suppers, casual calls, a birthday club gathering, a hospital return, and several cross-town visits among families such as Dennler, Ernst, Gehring, and Foxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dominy
Clear Lake
Archie Howard
Roy McChane
Fayette
Emmett Light
Lester Chase
Volga
Will Christen
Walter Rothlisberger
Baxter Springs
Kans
Orman Bane
Otis
Ruth Rothlisberger
Albert Dennler
Harold Leuenberger
Guy Ernst
Glen Medberry
Jacob Schneider
Edwin Loftegard
Thomas Foxwell
Ella Foxwell
Raymond Henson
Calber
Arthur Yearons
George Pulfer
University Hospitals
Town City
Elizabeth Schneider
Marie
Ella Gehring
Ervin Metzger
Elgin
Ivan Anderson
Melvin Hunsberger
Birthday Club
Harold Kruempel
Albert Dennier
Joe Frieden
West Union
Ruby Shaffer
Cedar Rapide
Forrest Shaffer
Chas. Felker
Elkader
Kenneth Medberry
Harold Dennler
Alton Meedberry
Susan Benson
Lea Keleher
Eroader
Jerome Yearous
Lily Carter
Progressive Home Studiy Club
Legion and Auxiliary Rooms
Jimmy Foxwell
Bila Foxwell
LaVer Schweinerus
Castalia
Roy Halverson
Community notes from Fayette county area
Social visits abound as residents host friends from Castalia West Union and Oelwein. Education matters include a Fayette County Education Assn meeting at Mannard Lutheran Church with speaker Maynard Harold and a drive to raise 400000 for a John Dorman gymnasium at Upper Iowa University. Natural gas expansion announced for Ossian and Calmar with plans for spring summer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John W. Harold
Iowa State Education Assn
Fayette County
Fayette
Sa. U
John Dorman
Upper Iowa U
West Union
Churchill Williams
Oelwein
Dubuque
Delaware
Clayton
Chickasaw
Winneshiek
Allamakee
A. S. Morse
Fayette - Chickaeaw
Ossian
Ossian and
Calmar
Peoples Natural Gas Co
Legion Club Rooms
Calmay
Court House News New Cars Registered
Joe Wingert of Arlington registers a Chevrolet in Olds Holpe and William Belschner of Arling ton with a Chev II Wagon. John Tillotson or Hiva Elgin register a Chev II Wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingert
Joe
Arlington
Olds Holpe
Belschner
William
Tillotson
John Or
Hiva
Elgin
Iowa Farm Livestock Report 1962 Cattle Hog Raises Lead
Iowa farms report more cattle and hogs in early 1962 while sheep and lambs stay down. Cattle and calves total 6 654 000 head, up 3 percent from last year and above the 1951 60 average. Hogs estimated at 12 930 000, up 4 percent, with stock sheep and lambs at 1 109 000, down 1 percent from 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Towa
Clayton County Extension Calendar
Saturday Feb 24 4H girls training in the Farm Bureau meeting room from 10:00 am to 2:30 pm. Monday Feb 26 4H Basketball tournament at the Central Community gym. Monday through Friday Feb 27 Farm and Home development meeting at 8:00 pm at the Paul Smith home. Saturday March 3 Annual Cow Conference at Iowa State University Ames Volga Blue Birds 4 H tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Central Community
Paul Smith
Iowa State University
Ames
Volga Blue Birds
300 New TB Cases in Iowa Reported for 1961
E B Floersch M D Council Bluffs president of the Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Assn states 300 new tuberculosis cases were reported in Iowa for 1961 including 19 reactivated cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
E. B. Floersch
M.D
Council Bluffs
The
Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Tuberculosis totals cited by State Health Department
State Health Dept figures show 319 TB cases last year with 444 new cases in 1860, and 2178 new cases in Iowa over five years. Dr Floersch notes testing uncovers many cases, yet a large population segment remains infected, with early stages often showing no symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Iowa
State Department of Health
Floersch
Iowa Tuberculosis Control Mandate Urges Continued Effort
All voluntary and official agencies must be continued to find and bring under treatment all persons in Iowa with tuberculosis. The plan stresses sustained cooperation among state departments to expand screening, diagnosis, and care to curb spread and protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
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Myron Hoag
Mervin Reierson
T. L. Loftsgard
Victor Guyer
Orvin Loftegard
Jerry Loftsgard
Gilbert Loftegard
Carol
Ronald Loftsgard
Bernard Loftsgard
Dan Butikofer
John Tillotson
Illyria News
Elgin State Bank
DIAL
Iowa Corporation
Federal Deposit Insurance
ADENA
Lawreses Bundjom
N. E. Iowa
Mr. Pleasant
Wesleyan
Suzanne Gardner
Colorado
Pasadena
Calif
College Chapel
Decorahe
E. B. Shaw
Delwein
N. Winneshiek
Shaw
Odlwein
Iowa State Services For
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan
Butler
Linn
Court House News
Olve -Teen
Cole
Elgin Echo
Westinghouse
INTES
Tate
Clayton County
Nemaha
Goodfield Tonka
New
ElGin Produce
Elgin, Iowa
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