Illyria Stems elen and Hazel Rothlisberger visit Cedar Falls kin
Illyria Stems elen and Hazel Rothlisberger spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Lulu Rothlisberger. The Ladies Aid Society and Cemetery association plan a meeting with Mrs Jerome Yearous on March 16. Various relatives and neighbors shared suppers and visits while neighbors attended church activities and a cantata practice at the Ol y ria church.
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Elen
Hazel Rothlisberger
Tawa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Lulu Rothlisberger
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Cemetery Association
Jerome
C. L. Kingman
Cheery Valley News Social visits and hospital note
Cheery Valley News reports several visits including Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Butikofer and Mrs. Louis Butikofer at Dan Sutter’s home Sunday afternoon. Elizabeth Christen stays with Ida Christen in Elgin while Mrs. Christen recovers from surgery at Decorah hospital.
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Lawrence Butikofer
Louis Butikofer
Dan Sutter
Elizabeth Christen
Ida Christen
Elgin
Christen
Decorah
Clarence Schneider
G. Dennler
Jake Butikofer
Minnie
Fred Butikofer
Mary Schlupp
Jake
Local social notes large county gathering and visits
Mrs George Leuchtenmacher and Elen Hanson hosted and visited in multiple homes including Walter Butikofer George Leuchtenmacher and Oscar Baumgartner while numerous families such as Dennlers Schlupps and Friedens attended dinners and weekend calls. Attendance includes guests in Pontville Duria Brainard Elgin and Arlington with several moves and card club gathering noted. Church events list Sunday school at 10 am and preaching on Tuesday March 15 at 7 45 pm.
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George Leuchtenmacher
Louise Dennler
Walter Butikofer
Jake Dennler
Mary Schlupp
Fred Butikofer
Francis West
Elen Hanson
Hudson
Jake Lehman
Fred Buttkofer
Roy Peeper
Glen Humphrys
Arlington
John Dennler
Wedndesday
Local Social News From Grand Meadow Area
Grand Meadow residents visit relatives and welcome guests across homes of Erickson Olson Landsgard Lar son Lyngaas and others. Notable notes include funerals for Mrs. Walter Clausen in Cedar Rapids, Florence Erickson attending, and illness easing for Mrs. Andrew Reinhart.
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Walter Martie
Halver Olson
Immanuel Larson
Gerhard Halverson
Oscar Lion Farm
Florence Erickson
Walter Clausen
Cedar Rapids
Amnes ‘Olson
Local society notes from Brainard area
Brainard items note Ula Howard’s return to West Union to work in the Loftus cafe and a Sunday visit to the George Howard home. Rev Clair Brown of Manchester dined with the Herman Boyer household Tuesday. A Ruby Lavers was born March 2 to Mr and Mrs Rewben Miller. Raymond Mays and guests visited the Geo Howard home on Sunday. Charles Craft moved to the George Tripp house recently vacated by the Moats. The Nutting family who lived near Brainard this winter completed a move.
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Ter
Dick Brackin
Durias
George Baldwin
Don Cummings
Sidney Patterson
Viola
Geraldine Howard
Jim Bartlett
R. A. Belknap and
Famly
Fayette
Jud Conner
Brainard
Kenneth Kjosa
Clermont
Sidney
Wm. Nutting
Oral Howard
Joe Dinan
Elmer Boyer
Appelman
George Howard
Reuben Howard
Elgin
Ula Howard
West Union
Loftus Cafe
Rev
Clair Brown
Manchester
Herman Boyer
Rewben Miller
Ruby Lavers
Raymond Mays
Vern Hoyer
Elmer Grover
Sam Howard
Russell Boyer
Geo. Howard
Charles Craft
George Tripp
Sheldon Moats
E. R. Nutting
Marion 4-H Club Meeting Notes and Laughing Telegram
The Marion Busy Bees 4-H club met Feb 19 at Alma Omsani's home. Officers and members, including Norma Opsand and Alma Opsand, attended with several visitors. Activities included reviews, talks on winter feeding stations and birds, demonstrations on Tailored Buttonholes, crafts, and infant foot care. A lunch was served and a motion adjourned the meeting. A closing joke about farm control law circulated in Iowa Senate cloak rooms.
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Marion
Busy Bees
Alma Omsani
Norma Opsand
Rachel Staake
Minnetonka
Lou Rejerson
Yvonne Gisleson
Celia Bergan
Rachel Staske
Ruth Opsand
Alma Opsand
Rosella
Hildur Opsand
Iowa
Senate
Senator Gillette
Gillette
Early book covers switch to paper in sixteenth century
According to tradition oak boards were first abandoned in favor of paper by workmen who covered the books of the famous printer Aldus of Venice. Previously even small books had stiff covers a quarter of an inch thick.
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Aldus
Venice
Fountain Service Offers Hallmark Quality Dining
Local establishment advertises lunch, cigars, tobacco, dinners by appointment, and greeting cards for every purpose highlighting Hallmark quality.
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Floyd Frieden
Walter Rothlisberger
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Harold Kimball
Florence Cline
Ida Frieden
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Sid Walters
Lawrence Gehring
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Fred Sehneider
Martin Wenger
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Farm Bureau
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Albert Dennler
Elmer Frieden
G. BE. Medberry
Cheery Valley News
Frank Lyon
Willis
E. R Nutting
Sidney Nutting
Carl Appelman
Grand Meadow News
Gilbert Burass
Gloria
Carolyn Erickson
Clarence Olson
Quenton
Ole Thorson
Laura Holt
Christ Nelson
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Ewald Lyngaas
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Hans Larson
Ole Reiereon
Willard Martin
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Julia Landsgard
Robert Wharram
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Arthur Olson
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Louie Amundson
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Alfred Burazs
Andrew Reinhart
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Ruth Skarshaug
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Eaton Waters
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