Notice of Probate Estate of Maggie Cook Deceased
On Sunday in October 1954 the District Court of Fayette County Iowa appointed L L Knudtson as Administrator of the estate of Maggie Cook Deceased. All indebted persons must pay and all claims must be presented to the court for allowance. Attorney W ANTES, First National Bank Building, West Union, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Fayette County
Iowa
Maggie Cook
L. L. Knudtson
Co. W. Antes
First National Bank Bldg
West Union
Campaign themes of Iowa candidates on education and fluoride
Dr James Berney of Davenport told southeast district dentists in Burlington that fluoridation of water will be generally accepted in the U S within time and could cut tooth cavities by about 50 percent if cities add fluoride A Kansas City area water supply addition marked the 1 000th community to fluoridate Favor 25 percent state aid for schools both Democrat Clyde E Herring and Republican Leo A Hoegh support the larger aid level through education reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Berney
Davenport
Iowa State Dental Society
Burlington
U. S
Berney
Kansas City
Iowa
Midland
Iowa State Education Association
Teachers
Clyde E. Herring
Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa Sees Building Boom Aides Education Plan Pushes
Building activity in Iowa from January to August rises 32.5 percent from 1953 with business construction driving the surge. Veterans Day plans move forward as Iowa groups prepare for nationwide observance. September driver licenses reach 5,366 with renewals at 45,373 and 2,440 licensee tests. vision and road laws faults and vehicle equipment failures cause many rejections. Open meetings urged for school boards to boost community involvement and bond issues through school citizen committees.
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Iowa
Iowa Highway Patrol
Harry ©. Brown
Brown
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa Council For Community Improvement
Iowa Council For Better Education
Ames Meeting Hosts Creamery Resolution Committee
Fred Gernand and Adolph El vers attended a meeting of the resolution committee of the Iowa Creamery Assn in Ames last Friday. The Lynn Oldfather family of Waterloo were dinner guests Sunday in the Frank Oldfather home. The Howard Rahmiller family and Mrs. Jack Huebsch joined them in the afternoon. George and Glen Oldfather attended the state corn picking contest near Independence on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitford returned to their home Wednesday for the winter. Mrs. Robert Garris returned home Saturday from her son's home in Dubuque where she had been helping care for a new grandchild the past week. Rose Christeleit Dorothy Larson Celia Gernand and Loretta Duff attended the Good Will Society of the Waverly Children's Home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Puffett were dinner guests Sunday in the Leroy Sloan home. Ronald Maser of Arlington was a dinner guest Sunday in the Guy Brooks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gernand
Adolph Elvers
Iowa Creamery Assn
Ames
Lynn Oldfather
Waterloo
Frank Oldfather
Howard Rahmiller
Jack Huebsch
Geo
Glen Oldfather
Independence
Jim Whitford
Robert Garris
Dubuque
Rose Christeleit
Dorothy Larson
Celia Gernand
Loretta Duff
Good Will Society of the Waverly
Melvyn Puffett
Leroy Sloan
Ronald Maser
Arlington
Guy Brooks
Burton North
Jesup
Clyde Wenger
Max Fliehler
Anamosa
Apent
Ted Leete
Madonna Goodin
Kenneth Scott
Elgin
Eugene Leeland
Oelwein
Wm. Wenger
Floyd Smith
Les Wheeler
Clifford Brandt
Ray DeSotel
Luana
Clark Hummel
Francis Wheeler
Cliff Wheeler
Wheeler
R. C. Wolf
Celestine
Wim
Wenger
Russell Garms
Volga
Buttetmakers
Harvey Krause
Joyce Eileen
Oelwein Hospital
Herman-Ordoerfer
Here
Gays Mills
Wis
Walter Boys
Fred ‘Gernand
Cathous
Wm. Berger
Community Social Visits Across Nearby Towns
Local families from Jesup Anamosa Oelwein and Volga exchanged visits over the weekend and weekdays. Christmas season gatherings included dinners birthdays and birthday surprises. A birth Joyce Eileen to Harvey and wife at Oelwein hospital. Music Boosters in Volga discussed buying more band uniforms as Rev Carlaton and Mrs Carter provided solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga Music Boosters
Charles Carlaton
Carleton and a Duet Share Medley at Sun Evening
Rev Carl ston led a medley including Go Down Moses with his own variations as the Francis Fox family joined at the Glen Oldfather home Sunday evening. Alma Follon returned from Arvington to visit her sister Orr Perkins and Elmer Walters and wife from Beaconfield. Wallace Oldfather led a layman’s meeting prayer at Oelwein. Ernest Smith spoke on The Great Decisions of Our Times. Merlin Nading and daughter were supper guests celebrating her birthday at Gilbert Barnhart Jr. home. Mrs Ernest Smith visited Waucoma with Dr and Mrs John Smith. Frances Boenish Eunice Nading and Mrs Wagner attended Farm Bureau in Elkader. Wallace Oldfather and Oliver Follon hosted dinner guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Fox
Glen Oldfather
Alma Follon
Arvington
Orr Perkins
Elmer Walters
Beaconfield
John Smith
Waucoma
W. Adams
John ‘Wagner
Fran‘ces
Boenish
Eunice Nading
Farm Bureau
Elkader
Wallace Oldfather
Oliver Follon
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J. Mulford & Son
Elgin Produce
Aitfc
Echo Office
Elgin Echo
Smith-Corona
Woods Bros. Com
John Deere
Olson & Olson
John Deere Dealers
Clermont
Postville
Frank Lawson
Orville Moore
Garth Egeland
Linden St
Dial
Lyle Krueger
Winchester
Mossburg
Perry Paulson, Clermont. &P
Nelson
Orvin Thompson
C. R. Piano Company
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Elmer H. Larson & Son
Clermont Brick & Sand Hardware
Employers Mutual Casualty Co
R. P. Binaudh
J.L. Trautman
Amelia Olson
R. P. Strauch
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Assa
America
Monroe St
Marion
Ohio
Echo
J. A. Erickson
Atc
Pauline Petratz
Clarence Johnson
Portable Milling Service
George Belden Fhone
Jowa Anna Hanna Tot Eb
General Electric
FR. P. Strauch
Rolen
Dage
Volga News
John Tillotson
Caner
Crestlee Cas
Wadena
G. W. Alderson
Harry Wenger
Wanai
West Union ‘Auction Exch
Thiele Bros. Aucts
Floyd Whitford
Mgr
Thars
Max
Fh Gin Co
FELCO
Elgin Co-Operative CO. LP
Cael
Biano
Jowa
Hubby
Nash
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