Obituary of Ray Jacobia is Lifelong Iowa Farmer
Ray Jacobia son of David and Lovina Jacobia born October 30 1874 in Marion township lived in the community farming until retirement then moved to Gunder with his wife Florence Munger after four children Milo Carol June and Lorayne. He died after pneumonia and a stroke suffered March 1 and March 4 at Postville hospital and was buried at Eno cemetery with his family expressing thanks for support from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jacobia
David and
Lovina
Baker) Jacobia
Marion Township
Florence Munger
Tikader
Mr. Jacobia
Gunder
Postville Hospital
Carla Hangartner
Schweiner
Castalia
Carrie
Wm. Ruff
Myra
E. Gray
Homer
Charles
Frank
Florence Jacobin
Milo
Carol June
N. Raisch
Chapin
Lorayne
W. F. Kesterson
Chula Vista
Calif
Mrs Bess Blake Hosts Dinner and Bridge in Clermont
Mrs. Bess Blake entertained with a dinner and bridge on Wednesday honoring Mrs. Herbert Dummermuth on her birthday. Guests included Mrs. Lorraine Crowe, M. H. Moore, Elmer Easler, Louie Olson, Charles Heiser and Miss Carlin. Prizes went to Mrs. Dummermuth and Mrs. Moore. Edna Miller and family traveled to Keokuk to visit Luella Miller, with Edna prolonging her stay. Mrs. Blake left Friday for a month’s visit to Dubuque, Cedar Rapids and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Blake
Herbert Dummermuth
Mdms
Lorraine Crowe
M. H. Moore
Elmer Easler
Louie Olson
Charles Heiser
Miss Carlin
Dummermuth
Moore
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Social events and baptisms noted in West Union and Decorah news
West Union hosted Mrs Bess Blake as guest with the Wright bridge club luncheon and cards. Luthe guests joined by Mrs Louie Olson for a dinner of bridge. Mark Wayne baptized at West Clermont Lutheran Church. sponsors were Shirley Olson and Don Gilbertson. Several Olson family members and relatives attended. Profits, not prophets, foretell the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Blake
Louie Olson
Ladies Bridge Club
M. H. ‘Moore
H. A. Gubke
H. A. Lubke
Willet Miler
Dean DeStart
Mark ‘Wayne
Wayne Olson
Decorah
West Clermont Lutheran Church
John Kronlokken
Shirley Olson
Don Gilbertson
Elmer Olson
Mary Olson
Emma Olson
Evelyn Olson
Janice
Becky Olson
Orville Gilbertson
Dodgeville
Wis
Mark of Decorah
Wayne
Chicago
Real Estate Transfers And Related Notices In Wadena Area
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Wadena and Clermont including Otto Bawmgartner to John O Frederick WD NE 23 Gi 7 dated 2/27/42 and John O Frederick to Tim and Charles Hamlett WD 31-58. Other transfers involve Ole H Johnson and others to Clement J Bohr WD SW and 5% NE plus NW lots, Millard C Larson to Joseph L Larson QZD Bik 98 Thompson Add, and Joseph L Larson to M C Larson QCD Clermont. Also listed are Riverside Mat Creamery Assn Wadena Harold Halverson and wf lot 177 Herriman Add Wadena, Victor Crawford to Cornelius Yearous Jr WD W1-4S 5-3 SE NW 17927, and licenses to wed Galen Mack and Karen Barrack. Additional items: Sniffin Thomas D to J C Gilchrist lots 198,109,110,111 Herriman Add, Wadena. Carl Herrling Arthur G or Ernes tine E to Wadena. Buick Sed 58. John Smith Arlington. Volkswagen Station Wagon 58. Seedorff Lloyd A Arlington Chev Trk 58.
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Otto Bawmgartner
Frederick
William A
John
John O
Tim
Charles Hamlett
Johnson
Ole H
Harry
Palmer
Esther
Edna Dummermuth
Henrietta Graham
Clement J.bohr
Larson
Millard C & Wi
Joseph L. Larson
Thompson
Clermont
Joseph L & Wi
M. C. Larson
Riverside Mat. Creamery Assn
Wadena
Harold Halverson
Herriman
Crawford
Victor
Cornelius James Yearous, Jr
State University Band To Present Final Spring Tour Concert
The 95 piece State University symphony band will perform March 19 at 2 15 pm in Valley High auditorium as the final stop of their four day spring tour After a stop in Decorah the public is invited with no admission charge and no fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley High
State University Symphony
Valley
Decorah
No charm greater than cheerful temperament charm
A reflective line extols the value of a cheerful temperament as the greatest personal charm. It emphasizes the virtue of maintaining a sunny disposition and its positive impression on others.
Parents Need to Set Safety Examples
A high school student recalls a dangerous fire eating stunt in a chemistry lab and a teacher warning that phogene gas could kill the class. The piece stresses parental responsibility and the need for informed, cautious experimentation to prevent injuries and deaths from homemade rockets and risky acts.
Dangers to Children and the Attitude Toward Safety
The author warns of harmful attitudes toward safety shaping children. Despite teaching caution about fires and traffic, adults often model risky behavior by ignoring guards on feed choppers and crossing busy intersections against signals. Emphasizes that knowledge of risks must translate into safe actions to avoid serious accidents.
Play Away From Traffic Play Away From Traffic
A child using the street as a playground is in danger with 1956 traffic injury data showing 11 percent of school age casualties and 17 percent of preschool incidents in roadways. Most could have been prevented by supervised playgrounds or yards, as warnings to youngsters are often insufficient.
Parents urged to curb dangerous practice among children
The piece emphasizes parental responsibility to warn children about the risks of a specific practice. It calls on caregivers to stress safety and monitor activities to prevent harm and promote well being.
Burglary Thwarted at Garden Grove Bakery
Two young would be burglars attempted a break in at Garden Grove but fled after bakery owner Harry Kreger used a flashlight to alarm them. No injuries or captures reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Grove
Harry Kreger
Man Survives 100 Foot Train Collision Escape
Escapes Joe Haley of Mechanicsville jumped for his life when brakes failed and car was dragged 100 feet then struck by a freight train. The gas tank exploded but Haley was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Haley
Mechanicsville
Haley
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Edna Miller
Keokuk
Luella Miller
Edna
Gordon Schupbach
Jimmie and
Joni
Elgin
Lyle Olson
Keith Thoma
Waterloo
New York
Paul Zoschke
Brooklyn
N.Y
Ken Huber
Ossian
Huber
Albany
N. Y
Orlan Teague
Postville
L. G. Thoma
Julie
Springville
Max Thoma
Grace Olson
Carol Mott
Des Moines
Harriett Dugstad
Donald Dugstad
Galen Mack
Fayette and
Karen Barrack
Arlington
Sniffin
Thomas D
J. C. Gilchrist
Carl Herrling
Arthur G
Ernestine E. Wadena
Buick
Smith
Volkswagen
Seedorff
Lloyd A
Unoe
Tanoine
Ccuilore
Sonsonen
Nasnen
E. R. Withell
D. C
Chiropractor
Eikader
L.R. Tappan
Optometrist
Elkader
Iowa
Paul N. Moser
Postville, Iowa
R. T. Martin
Postville State Bank
Marianna Propane CO
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