Want Ads and Local Listings Spark Weekend Sales
Friday night consignments at Larson Shopping Center Postville with 7 day access and a variety of notices. Listings include Homelite chainsaws from Klinger's, seeds and beans for sale, bridal gifts and wedding accessories from Elgin Echo, a Black Angus bull sale by Wm Nelson Jr Clermont, piano tuning by Calvin Bechiel Waukon, and farms for sale near Gunder and Turkey River Bridge. Also sportsman gear from Klinger's Sports Show West Union with contact 422 5281.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson Shoping Center
Postville
Klinger’s Sport Shop
West Union Ia
Vihe Monserud
Harpers Ferry
Towa
Elgin
Echo
Nelson, Jr
Clermont
Calvin Bechiel
Waukon
Iowa
Gaising Farms
Gunder
Turkey River Bridge
L. J. Ebsherdt
Central State Bank
el- Kader
Klingers
West Union
Delta Man Finds Record Mushrooms In Hunt
Carl Martin of Delta reports more and larger mushrooms this year than ever. His largest single root fruiting last month held 24 perfect specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Martin
Delta
Martin
Thanks for Support After Loss and Mexico Stay
Funeral thank you notices express gratitude from Mrs. Gilbert Loftsgard and Connie Baumgartner. They thank friends neighbors and relatives for field work after a death and for kindness during a hospital stay in Mexico. Both look forward to sharing experiences upon return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Loftsgard
Gilbert Watts Gard
Mexico
Connie Baumgartner
Cline Family Hosts Graduation Reception in West Union
Elgin locals report a reception for Mary Cline following her North High graduation at the J. L. Cline home in West Union. Attendees include Mrs. Christ from Tucson and Mrs. Wright of West Union with overnight guests Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Christ. Other visitors and callers from Cedar Rapids and Grand Forks were noted in local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Cline
Stacey
Mary Cline
North High
J. L. Cline
West Union
James Christ
Tucson
Ariz
Edith Wright
C. O. Christ
Burma
Ern Holzer
Ernestine
Kathryn Pufall
Illyria Homemakers Club Meeting Report
The Illyria Homemakers Club met May 26 at Mrs. Harold Leuenberger's home. Members pledged allegiance, discussed a bee reading, and reported on the California Federation of Homemakers meeting. The Strong family named Township Safety Family of the year. Mrs. Harold Strong to be Township Homemakers contestant. Hillcrest Children's Home accepted the club's gift. Nomination committee members named. Mrs. Turner reported a Washington trip. Helen Rothlisberger created home made rugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilyria Homemakers Club
Harold Leuenberger
Lepephet
Harold Strong
Ca. F. B
Ed Gernand
Morton Strong
Strong
Hillcrest
Independence
Gernand
Leuenberger
Shaffer
Turner
Washington, DC
Helen Rothlisberger
Social Security Rep. At West Union
A representative of the Social Security Administration District Office in Waterloo will be in West Union at the court house on June 13 20 and 27 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Persons may call the district office in Waterloo located in room 702 for the Black Hawk building, Width & Commercial streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Waterloo
West Union
Court House
Black Hawk Building
Wi Dth
Commercial
Weekend Visitors and Social Guests Across Several Iowa Homes
Saturday evening hosts in the Dennler home honored David Dennler and Steven Hermen with guests including the Russell Friederichs, James Hermens, the Rainey and White families from Waterloo, and the Christen and Duane families from Cedar Rapids. Weekend visits continued with numerous towns represented in Cedar Rapids, Wadena, Postville, Monticello, and others as local families hosted, dined, or attended church events. Bible school began at Illyria, and graduation celebrations were noted among the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dennler
David Dennler
Steven Hermen
Russell Friederich
James Hermen
Kenneth Rainey
Waterloo
Lawrence White
Cedar Rapids
Paul Christen
Duane
Cedar Ravids
Wm. Christen
Allan Foxwell
Tom Roys
Wadena
Eddie Kamp
Ames
Lizzie Chase and Son
Wim
Christen
Richard Schrader
Fayette
Paul Smith
Mervin Hunsher
Arvey Berg
Postville
Emmett Light
Illyria
Gail
Alta
Clarence Thoman
Silas Wilson
Greg Haurer
West Union
Jacob Schneidder
Will Christen
Lizzie Chase
Glen Oldfather
Volga
LeRoy Stummer
Lori
Monticello
Glenn
Harold Dennler
Anita
Cedar Falls
Patty Schneider
Iowa City
Arnold Sanders
Linda
Jean Hawkeye
Albert Dennler
Dale Klingman
Strawberry Point
Carroll Klingman
Richard Dinan
Littleport
Joe Dinan
Carol Mathys
Ivanell Wilson
Jacob Schneider
Virgil Troyer
Madison
Ed Dunk
Des Moines
Marlene Wallner
Edwin Loftsgard
Andrew Braker
Carol Wilson
Merle Little
Whichita
Kans
Thomas Flanagan
Mr and Mrs Kelly Visit Cedar Rapids and Postville Guests
Mr and Mrs Kelly of Cedar Rapids were Saturday guests in the Thomas Flanagan home. Mr and Mrs Edwin Loftsgard Mrs Janice Hagette and Joni attended graduation Wednesday evening at Postville. Following, they were guests in the home of Mrs Charloine Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Flanagan
Edwin Loftsgard
Janice Hagette
Joni
Postville
Charloine Jones
Plan Sheep Show at Cattle Congress in Iowa
Water Joy announces completion of plans for an outstanding sheep show at the National Dairy Cattle Congress. Eight breeds are invited with six classes per breed plus a market lamb division and a carcass show judged by Iowa State University specialists. Breeds include Cheviots Hampshires Suffolk Dorset Shropshire Southdown Corriedale and Oxford. Breeding and market sections run September 23 to October 1 with events September 28 to October 1 following the dairy cattle release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Water Joy
Cheviots
Hampshires
Suffolk
Dorset
Shropshire
Southdown
Corriedale
Oxford
Wilson & Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State University Specialis
Dwight White
Bloomfield
al Dixon
Iowa State University
Don Pullin
Waterloo
Iowa
Hampshire
Dr White to Address Scout Leaders at Dinner
Dr C Vin White pastor of First Presbyterian Church Waterloo and 30 year Scout volunteer will speak on Scouting Rounds a Guy Out to six hundred volunteer Scouting leaders. The nineteenth annual Recognition Dinner of the Wapsipinicon Area Council Boy Scouts of America is Friday June 2 at Camp Ingawanis dining hall at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Harold Ente
M. D
Wapsipini Council
Boy Scouts of Ame
C. Vin White
First Presbyterian Church of
Camp
Ingawanis
Social Security Wages Reported in Fay ette County 1965 Q1
The 1965 first quarter County Business Patterns shows 3 379 workers in Fay ette County non farming businesses paid taxable Social Security wages under the old age survivors and disability insurance program. Six hundred six reporting units paid about 2 935.00 in wages. Two units reported 100 or more workers. Retail trade employed 174 workers, and 328 were in food and kindred products. The current edition is the 12th in the series, with 43 parts across 52 books for the United States, states, and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Fayette County
Earl T. Johnson
Waterloo
Federsl Social Security
United States
Washington, D. C
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
American Samoa
Guam
Mama Cat takes in two homeless raccoon kits
Mrs Wayne Casper of Hitoman reports her cat has adopted two orphaned raccoon kits. The feline act brings the household to four as the kittens gain a motherly ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Casper
Hitoman
Clermont Library Meeting Held
Library board meeting called by Mrs Burkard Riegel president. Motion approved to give treats to children in the summer reading program per librarian rules. Announcement of many new books to be added to the shelf for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkard Riegel
Pres
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eugene Medberry
West Elgin
Raymond Boleyn
S & M Combo
Heidelberg
Alderson
Staley
Stern Finance Co
Illyria Homemakers Club
Cattle Congress
Dr. White
Lowe Brothers
With Atten
Lowe Storners
Tuea E &S
O’ Neill Drug
Elgin, Iowa
THE
Elgin Echo
B.C. Graham Crackers
Max Thoma
Nti
Mineral & Salt Feeder
Schori & Kuster Lbr. CO
Statex
Felco
Cooperative
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