Cheery Valley News Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Jake Butikofer and Minnie hosted Saturday at the Fred Butikofer home. Various neighbors and relatives including the Hanzon, Christen, Schreiner, Dennler, and Friederich families shared visits and meals across Postville, Volga, and Merrill. Hospital stays noted for Martin Minihan and others with several outings and birthday observances mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Butikofer
Minnie
Fred Butikofer
Martin Hanzon
Epson
Jacob Christen
Wilt Christen
Ri ‘Horn
Francis Butikofer
Bert Thoman
Walter Lehman Tamily
Ben Dennler
Clayton Schreiner
Martin Hangen
Schreiner
Ichenged
Nevy
Walter Mitts
Eliza Friederich
Sam Schneider
Dan Butikofer
Mabel
Lorraine Butikofer
Floyd Odegard
Christen
Bros. Jacob and
John ‘Christen
James Duff
Arthur Friederich
Volga
Walter Butikofer
Billy
Melbert
George Leuchtenmacher
Merrill
Wis
Martin Hanson
Gladys
Postville Hospital
Martin Minihan
New Hampton Hospital
John Dennler
Sheldon Boyle
Hlyria Items Clyria Church Notes
Rev J C Warton pastor at Hlyria Clyria Church lists Sunday school at 10 20 a m service at 11 20 a m Mrs Arthur Yearous pianist. Mrs Mary Ogle to entertain Progressive Home Study Club Wednesday afternoon Nov 28. Elmer Kohls family guests at Chas Schweinert home in Castalia. Shirley Shaffer had minor operation at Oelwein hospital Friday. Mr and Mrs Myron Moore Fayette weekend guests of
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Clyria
J. C. Warton
Arthur Yearous
Mary Ogle
Progressive Home Study Club
Elmer Kohls
Castalia
Shirley Shaffer
Oelwein Hospital
Myron Moore
Fayette
de.Bileworth, Kimpfeton
State Centak
Wit
Andrew Yearous
Harold Glaus
Raymond Staudt
Atlington
Carrie Doty
Fred Rothiisberger
Earl Schafffert
Glen Yearous
Port Snelling
Minn
Ithe “Anny
Lyle Patterson
Faye Corbin
Wadena
Grove
Iowa City
Forest Shaiffer
Daline
Ellen Flanagan
Dick Grover
Rochester
Albert Dennier
Handy Hands
Lyric Church
Rosalind Kruempel
Eigin
Reynold Strong
Chas ‘Wilson
John
Thomas Ogle
Bert Benson
Leo Benson
Will Frieden
Martha ‘Chapman
Martin Hanson
Postville Hospital
Raymond Benson
Susan
Local families host gatherings and visits in weekend notices
Community members hosted and visited across areas near Oelwein Decorah and Elkader. Guests included Yearous, Staudt, Rothlisberger, and Benson families with multiple tributes, birthdays, and hospital calls noted.
Fish and Shellfish Varieties Rich in Vitamins A D G
Fish and seafood contain vitamins A and D with amounts tied to fat content. Salmon haddock clams crake and oysters are noted as good sources of vitamin G.
Gay Gadgets for Gadgeteers Brings Quirky Accessories
A playful column by Nancy Pepper explores unusual fashion trends from prune pit necklaces to dice earrings, Harvey pins, and whimsical hairpieces. It wryly notes exam stress, luck charms, and dating antics while poking fun at teen gadget fashion and social chatter.
Community Notes From Grand Meadow Gatherings
Grand Meadow residents and families shared Sunday and weekend visits at various homes including Ole Blockhus Leo Larson Ames Olson Glen Nygaard Barney Larson Elgin and others. Arch ie Johnson returned home after Army discharge. Doris Johnson and iIickeli Martie were noted in recent local social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Olson
Quinton
Mina Olson
Ole Blockhus
Willard Martin
Leo Larson
Archie Johnson
Bessie
Clara Blockhus
Clara
Myrtle Peterson
Oscar Lien
Ruth
Arthur Olson
Lavanda
Geraldine
Anton Skaren
Alphie Thorson
Orville Berg
Roger and
Manvin
Ames Olson
Helmer
Leona Lyngans
Glen Nygaard
Affternoon
Ernest Holt
Donald Larson
Darlene
Barney Larson
Elgin
Doris Johnson
Alvin Halverson
Ronald
Julia Landsgard
iIickeli Martie
Roy Leuchtenmacher
Dorcas Society Sale Prep Nears Nov 30
Dorcas Society members are busy preparing items for their sale on November 30. Visitors Monday included Mrs. T. T. Loftsgard and Jeannette, Mrs. Arthur Landsgard and Bernita, and Mrs. T. L. Loftsgard and Edna. Dorothy Laramee of Springfield, Mass, will visit about a week in the Cornelius Reierson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
T. T. Loftsgard
Jeanette
Arthur Landsgard
Bernita
T. L. Loftsgard
Edna
Helmer Loftsgard
Dorothy Laramee
Springfield
Mass
Cornelius Reierson
Hillur
Rosella Opland
Arthur Amundson
Henry Vellereven
Social Visits Highlight Sunday Punch of Local Families
A sequence of gatherings and guests fills Sunday and Saturday evenings with many locals visiting relatives and friends. Names such as Hilds, Alice Hoty, Hel leet Loftegard, Rex Medbenry, Hans Bank, Irene Opperud, P. K. Peterson, Ralph Gunderson, T. J. Olson, Alphie Thorson, Henry Olson, Hiram Olson, Linda, Rosina Anderson, Dale, Arvid, Joe Houg, C. T. Reinhart, Spring Valley Minn., and Clermont appear among numerous home visits and a silver wedding celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilds
Alice Hoty
Gilbert Halverson
Helleet Loftegard
Rex Medbenry
Hans Bank
Irene Opperud
Td Johnson
Harvey Anderson
P. K. Peterson
Otto Gisleson
Henry Olson
Mra
Arthur, Landsgard
Emery
Bernita
Harold Opland
Rosella
Hildur
P. K
Peterson
Gladys
John Helium
Ralph Gunderson
Stndsy
Harlan Henks
Larry
Cedar Rapids
T. J. Olson
Nelvin Loftsgard
Alphie Thorson
Hiram Olson
Linda
Ailen Anderson
Eileen Lottsgard
Chicago
Norma
Rosina Anderson
Dale
Arvid
Ole Loftsg
Cornelius Reierson
Clarence Kirkeberg
Mervin Reierson
Henry Vellersven
Henry Nyborg
Emmanuel Larson
Clermont
Clermont Area Social Involving Local Residents
Brainard News notes guests and visitors across Clermont area. Stanley Boyer stayed with John Barnhouse Saturday and Sunday. George Boyle and family visited Chloa Lyon Friday. Mary Bartlett stopped by Ray Gilbert Thursday. Carl Appelman and Edna joined Tom Boyer Sunday. Etta Nutting was ill last week. Raymond Mays of West Union visited Chloa Lyon Saturday. Elmer Thompson and wife from West Union called on John Rutledge Sunday. Dinner guests included Charles Peters Colleen Arthur Patterson and Christine Hoover from West Union. Robert Kerr and children visited Lyon home. Louis Bartlett of Chicago visiting Mary Bartlett. Christine Hoover was overnight guest. Nutting family visited Wm Nutting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Boyer
John Barnhouse
Clermont
George Boyle
Chloa Lyon
Mary Bartlett
Ray Gilbert
Carl Appelman
Edna
Tom Boyer
Etta Nutting
Raymond, Mays
West Union
Chloa i Lyon
Christine Hoover
E. R. Nutting and
Daughers
Nutting
Washing Woolens Woolen Blankets Care Guide
Washing woolens requires warm water and neutral soap. Rinse at the same temperature, then hang to drip dry. Gently squeeze ends to remove excess water. Striped blankets should be hung lengthwise to confine color running to stripe ends.
Geometry tools find new home in sewing room
A triangle and a transparent ruler, long used by high school students in geometry, find a permanent place in the sewing room. The ruler, inches long with one-eighth inch marks, aids measuring hems and seams. The triangle helps align pattern corners.
Not Criminally Liable In the United States and England
A legal principle states that a child under seven years old bears no criminal liability for any act in the United States and in England. The rule reflects historical views on juvenile accountability and protects very young children from criminal charges.
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United States
England
Lost envelopes spark a partnership in office romance
Alice Caton runs a small stationery business in Fifth Avenue when a missing parcel is found by outside salesman Woodward. He offers to sell her paper clips and help with orders, leading to a budding romance as they collaborate to expand the business and recover from a near loss. The episode ends with both realizing the clip mishap sparked more than a business tie.
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Alice
Ashce
Woodward
Fifth Avenue
A. Caton, Incorporated
Miss Caton
Mealy Tips for Contrasting Meals
A guide on balancing flavors by pairing sweet with sour and bland with sharp. It advises serving a mix of textures from crisp to soft and chewy, to cover lack of variety in meals.
Grapefruit Juice Used To Flavor Smoked Meats And Bratstoll Pork Chops
Grapefruit juice is used as the signature sauce for smoking meats and will enhance the flavor of bratstoll pork chops. The method involves integrating juice into the cooking process to impart citrus notes and balance fatty textures.
Hay quality affects digestibility and milk yield
Heating hay in the mow lowers its digestibility and value for milk. Normal hay yields 81 percent dry matter digestibility versus 27 percent for black hay. Cows prefer normal hay, and tests show cows fed brown and black hay lose weight.
Honeybee Pollination Share Cited at Eight Percent
A report states honeybees contribute eight percent of overall pollination. It notes honeybee activity underpins crop yields and biodiversity, highlighting ongoing concerns about habitat loss and colony health affecting pollination services globally.
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