Community Notes From Brainard and Surrounding Area
Brainard News mentions Donna Martin Luella Patterson and Mrs Reader hosting a program with lunch. Local gatherings include visits by Ray Hoover Glen Rylander Barbara Gilbert Alice Boyer and many others. Several couples and families shared meals and evenings, with April 20 planned for the next meeting in Lansing and Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Martin
Luella Patterson
Reuben Howard
Billy Peters
Cindy
Geo. Pape
Clermont
Lyle Martin
Albert Erickson
McGregor
Bob Hanson
Elkader
Sidney Patterson
Paul Patterson
Karl Rylander
Lina
Wilson Patterson
Kermit Rowland
West Union
Joe Peters
Robert Kerr
Mabel Peters
Harvey Howard
Howard
Bill Cheney
Herman Boyer
Willis Lyon
Jack
van Sickle
Mike
Morning Sun
Lawrence Gehring
Robert Schneider
Postville
Jim ‘Murphy
Oelwem ‘Hospital
Martin Hanson
Illyria area church activities and community notes
Sunday at 10 15 a m the Illyria church held services led by Minister Steinman with a sermon by Dr G W Dann. A Sunday afternoon conference in Elgin at two and a 12 20 p m picnic dinner followed. The Rest Day Club and many local families were listed as guests in various homes and churches throughout the area including Cedar Rapids Clermont Monona Postville and Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinman
G. W. Dann
Elgin
Birthday Memory At Harold’s End With Family
Mrs Alta Klingmen of Elgin was a supper guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs Carroll Klingman. Thos Ogle and family and Floyd Mitts were supper guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelly in West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Ogle
Earl Scheffert
Monona
Elon DeWitte
Janet
Arlington
Will Frieden
Martha Chapman
Delbert
Isabel Thoregaard
Ernest |Meyer ‘Homie
Paul Smith
Ames
Guernsey Smith
Nellie Kimball
Anna
Roy Halverson
Will Frey
Wadena
Kenneth Medberry
Gordon Pollock
Forrest
Eldon Schutte
Postville
Chancey ‘Troyer
Kenneth
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Fred Wenger
Emmetsburg
Ed. Wenger
Olaf Berg
Astrid Kimball
Clermont
Mervin Hunsberger
George Childs
Douglas
Aurora
Roy Halvergon
Oliver Heins
Oelwein
Louie Zuercher
Lester Chase
Will Berger
Volga
Arthur Hermen
James Hermen
Ardis Frieden
Cedar Rapids
Reuben Light
Shirley
Janice Shaffer
Waterloo
Richard Schmidt
Tripoli
Ralph Shaffer
Youth Fellowship
Cleve Bennett
Raymond Benson
Susan
Myron Chapman
Walter Ash
West Union
Alfred Ash
Lloyd Holtzman
Fayette
Herbert Ash
Ed Medberry
Roger Amundson
Alton Medberry
Mya
Harold Strong
Clara Bane
Orran Bane
Owen Cummings
Wm. Cum~mings
Jim
Sonn Nydegger
Fanny Smith
Paul
Fort Sill
Oklo
Des Moines
New Port
R. I
Noel Smith
Ed Kohler
Palmer Hospital
Mavis Anderson
Nels Iverson
Orlin Mason
Ida Meyer
Ben Dennler
Progressive Home Study Club
Floyd Frinden
Helen Rothlisberger
Paul Christen
Postville Hospital
Arthur Chapman
Merlin
Mabel Kyng
Reynold Strong
Jeanette
Harold
Community Visit and Local Visits Across Cherry Valley
Local families including Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mararend and others from Guttenberg Elkader and Canton travel to the Wilbur Peake and Gaylon Souvignier homes for visits and attend a cattle sale. Several dinner and Sunday gatherings occur at John Butikofer John Christen Clarence Hofer and Delbert Roggensack homes. Pat Minihan and Irene take Pat to Prairie du Chien for a Camp Kilmer furlough return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Mararend
Guttenberg
Addie Peake
Frank Peake
Elkader
John Dennler
Wilbur Peake
Martin Minihan
Pat
Irene
Pat W. Minihan
Canton
So. Dak
Gaylon Souvignier
Souvignier Gales
Lewis Butikofer
Curtis
Charlan
John Butikofer
Frank Christen
John Christen
Martin Hanson
Andrew Yearons
Robert Hanson
Clarence Hofer
Pat Minihan
Irrigation Overshoot in Drought Strains Water Supplies
Farmers misjudge irrigation needs as drouth periods push water use, with streams running low and ponds depleted while demands rise for livestock and domestic use.
Women Guild meets in Wadena on March seventeenth
The Women's Guild of the Presbyterian Church met in the home of Mrs. Charles Carlston with hostesses Mrs. Earl Livingston and Mrs. Leo Herriman. Roll call noted "My Favorite Hymn" from 23 members. Probert and Leonhart presented bills for hospital and World Day of Prayer supplies. Circles Esther Ruth Naomi reported attendance totals. Dorcas Aid of the Lutheran Church met a day earlier with nine members. Connections include a India program and New Guinea outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Charles Carlston
Earl Livingston
Leo Herriman
J. O. Probert
South Carolina
Roy Leonhart
Esther
Ruth
Naomi
Lindy Frey
India
Probert
Dorcas Aid of the
Lutheran Church
Lester Tope
New Guinea
Richard Erickson
Rochester
Hart
Ed Gernand
Tope
Weevil control urged with sweetclover in green manure plan
Iowa State College agronomy and entomology workers urge farmers to consider sweetclover when planning a green manure seed with oats. They warn growers that choosing sweetclover implies likely need to spray or dust to control weevils, and that these two decisions go together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Agronomy and Entomology
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Brainard News
Illyria News
Andrew Yearous
Gerald Shatter
Carol Wilson
Gene Wenger
Loralee
Floyd Frieden
Melbert Meyer
Roy Rothnnberger
Leo Meyer
Floyd Mitts
Salt Lake
City
Utah
Thos
Ogle
Dick Grover
Albert Dennler
Jerome Yearous
Ole Triem
Elmer Lembke
Wanda
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Leo Rothlisberger
Raymond
Wapello
Pvt
Carl Lembke
Fred Kraus
Gander
Leslie
Judy
John Nydegger
Iowa City
Emil Dennler
Slater
Harry Butikofer
Edwin Loftagard
Otto Waltner
Lloyd Nelson
Connie
Delhi
Alfred Martie
Doris Martie
George Bruehahn
Clarence Buroden
Dennis
Edward Christensen
Kenneth Halverson
Harry Brause
Ivan Anderson
Clyde Ramsey
Sharril
Elgin State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Gorpers
Lawrence Ent Naar
Iowa
Elgen State Bank
Cherry Valley News
Wadena News
George Alderson
Bridge Club
Pearl Johnson
Mabel Johnson
Helen Westbrook
Orville Thomas
Omaha
Nebr
S. Lavern Thomas
Thomas
Clyde Bond
Bond
Dale Floyd
Bon Paulson
Elmer Landas
Towa
Gooch
Gooch's
GroLac
Elgin Produce
C.J
Rex Malford
Elgin, Iowa
Plymouth
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Dallas
Los Angeles
Torkelson Motor CO
Center Street
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