Notice of Will Probate Hearing for Henry Feller
State of Iowa Fayette County District Court to all whom it may concern notice is hereby given that on the 23rd day of March 1953 an instrument purported to be the last will and testament of Henry Feller deceased will come on for hearing before the District Court for admission to probate in Iowa West Union Iowa February 24 1953
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
Henry Feller
District Court
West Union
Iowa
Iowa Law Debate Shapes Statewide Budget Fight
Complex Iowa legislative wrangles over employment law and court expenses unfold as House and Senate debate funding, probes into signatures on 1949 acts, and pay rules for justices plus a push to finance a new dormitory at Marshalltown Soldiers Home. New GOP appointments in Washington add to the flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Guy Butler
Rolfe
William G. Lynes
Butler
Lynes
House
Town Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Otha D.wearin
Hastings
Senate
Local Moves and Visit Recaps From Volga Area
Volga News notes small community movements with Leroy Rothlisberger family moving to a new Illyria home and Walter Rothlisberger taking over the vacated farm, delayed by southern Iowa storms. Nearby, Floyd Chase visited Will Christen, Tommy Robinson spent weekend with relatives, and several families gathered for dinners and birthdays. Lyle Boys promoted to corporal and Raymond Oldfather promoted to Airman First Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Rothlisberger
Illyria
Walter Rothlisberger
Iowa
Floyd Chase
Will Christen
Tommy Robinson
Kenneth Smith
Center Junction
Richard Goeschell
Dubuue
D. Crain
Boyd Styles
Erma Smith
Rudd
Carl Nus
Ed Gernand
Clarence Nus
Amelie Kuhn
Detroit
Fred Gernand
Fred
Lyle Boys
Raymond Oldfather
Sunshine Club Meets Plans Red Cross Donation
Sunshine Clubs met Wednesday March 4 with Buriee Nading and Hilda Staack. They voted to donate 45,00 to the Red Cross and read cards of thanks from Mrs. Lendtman and the Wheeler couple. A letter from a German reader was read and several members were noted as remembered since the last meeting. Next meeting set for March 18 with Eva Brandt. members tore carpet rags for the veterans hospital. 23 members and children enjoyed lunch. The Volga Study Club met at the schoolhouse with officers elected for the year. A film on grassroots soil, slides on conservation, and talks on resources were given. next meeting April 7 with George Worley as guest speaker. Various local residents and families were mentioned as visiting, dining, or attending events in nearby towns and at farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Sunshine Clubs
Buriee Nading
Hilda Staack
Red Cross
Lendtman
Francis Wheeler
Germany
Cora Lane
Moser
John Biederman
Gusta Duff
Maureen O'Brien
Hal He Wei
Volga Study Club
Clifford Brandt
Cecile Baumgartner
Mabel Parsons
Charlabelle Jones
Corkery
Clayton County
H. E. Daniels
District Soil Conservation Service
Lyal Whittenbaugh
George Worley
State Conservation Dept
TV window decorating lessons on WOI TV Your Home Hour
Marjorie Garfield leads the first of a nine program series on Your Home Hour airing Feb 12 at 2 30 over WOI TV. The Iowa State College art head demonstrates effective drapery curtain and blind treatments and explains how window choices relate to room design and sun exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woi-Tv
Marjorie Garfield
Department of Applied Art
Iowa State College
Iowa
Applied
Town State College
Newer Fabrics for Drapery and Window Treatments
New fibers and fabrics for curtains include plain and textured marquisettes semi sheer case ment cloths and full bodied drapery fabrics woven from glass fibers with high tensile strength. Or ion nylon Dynel and Dacron offer wrinkle resistance washability and sun and weathering resistance with pale white or natural options and a new sateen lining fabric 50 inches wide with light and dark sides for concealment. Next lesson March 5 will cover window shades and blinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion
Orion Taffeta
Dynel
Dacron
Ralph Crawford family moves to Orville Stannard farm
The Ralph Crawford family relocated to the Orville Stannard farm. Mrs. Orville Lamphler and her infant son returned from Oelwein hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Lyle Royse, Timmy, and Mrs. Minnie Thyer spent Thursday in Oelwein with Mrs. Gary Jellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Crawford
Orville Stannard
Orville Lamphler
Oelwein Hospital
Lyle Royse
Timmy
Minnie Thyer
Oelwein
Gary Jellings
The Broadcaster Girls and Shifting Wit
A quirky collection of humorous lines and quips about marriage money and memory. A Brooklyn teacher asks for a sentence with bewitched and a child answers with a playful gag. The narrator notes the cheap living theme and a night owl husband joke.
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Dial
Alvin Theise
Elgin
Chas. Peters
C. R. Piano Co
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Echo Stationery
Prang
John Schultz
Clermont
Echo Office
Avalon Theater
Bernard Hanson
Employers Mutual Casualty Co
R. P. Strauch
Wilton
Gordon Mosby
Myria Church
Virgil Miles
Hazel Gehring
Treasure of the
John Lentz
Cliff J. Olson
Postville
Reliable Company
South
St. Omaha
Nebraska
Wm. Erickson
Elkader
Bolens
L. Schori
Clermont Brick & Sand Co
Rex Medberry
Abe Habeger
Will
Bert D. Klammer
Clerk
Iowa Supreme Court
Iown House
State Supreme Court
Des Moines
Legislative
J. G. Lucas
Madrid
Washington
Whitney Gilliland
Glenwood
Craig Sheaffer
Fort Madison
Commerce
Albert JL Robertson
Volga News
Volga ‘News
Albert Schnoor
April Kieholtz Weer
Floyd Rider
Waterloo
Richard Schnoor
Ft. Leonard ‘Wood
Lyle Jennings
John Downer
Lamont
Jim Whitford
Robert [Bochek
Denver
Cole
Floyd ‘Chase
Arthur Hermen
Strawberry Point
Joyce Oldfather
Geo, Tamson
Harold Light and Son
Kenneth Jennings
Harold Kruempel
Willa Stagman
Geo, Thomson
Alice Waugh
Applied Arts Department
Volga” News
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and
Dallaz
Noel Brockway
Union
Bo, Vine
Pheas
John Tillotson
Maanee
Floyd W. Whitford
Mgr
New Usher
Mr. Doe
Brooklyn
Joey
B. F
Capitol
Vita
FELCO
Elgin Cooperative
Max Medberry
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