Local obituary fragment lists Miller family and relatives
The fragment lists six children Clifton Marion Willa Evans Marathon Wilmer Cellar Rapids Verona Anderson Webb Elnora Texter Ruthven Hazel McDonnel Bertha Minn and twelve grandchildren with two brothers an agent and several nieces and nephews. William Miller Kirkman and Jerry Miller of Gifford are named with one sister. Her parents preceded her in death.
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Clifton
Marion
Willa Evans
Marathon
Wilmer
Cellar Rapids
Verona Anderson
Webb
Elnora Texter
Ruthven
Hazel McDonnel
Bertha
Minn
Standchila
William Miller
Kirkman
Jerry Miller O Gifford
Society Notes Highlight Weddings And Meetings
The bridesmaid Miss Welen leckingist wore an eyelet dress and white accessories while the groom in a gray gabardine suit planned law studies at the University of Iowa. The couple will reside in Iowa City after commencement. Other items describe the Friendship Circle supper at the Methodist church, a dessert luncheon and bridge at Mrs. Ralph ing’s apartment, and various hostess duties and awards among local social groups.
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Welen Leckingist
Amolie. I
Robert W. Flace
Ammetsburg
Phi Beta Kappa
National Honorary Scholastic Society
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Ans. Skowbo
Iow City
Robert W. Placeman
Iowa Oity
Patricia Welch
Moline
Friendship Circle
Methodist Church
Pireside
Curtis Knutson
Notable visitor joins gathering with Michigan guest
In the late afternoon a social gathering included Ars. James Rowley of Michigan visiting her parents, among other guests. The event highlighted local hospitality with a regional guest from Michigan.
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Ars. James Rowley
Michigan
Nele
Palo Alto Bond Drive Surpasses 66 Percent Quota
A fifth drive report shows Palo Alto County at 66.2 percent of its 44 million bond quota with $252,1431 raised. County leaders R. W. Heise and Verne Good-Jaxson announced multiple counties exceed targets including Story and Taylor in top percentages. The covered wagon effort continues to tour Iowa towns, visiting Dubuque Maquoketa Davenport Muscatine and other cities through Friday June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Roger TL Warip
Savings Bonds Division
Palo Alto County
No. R. W
Heise
Verne Good- Jaxson
Pocahontag
Winnebago
Grundy
Cherokee
Sant- Homers
Calhoun
Former Ayrshire Resident Mrs Milton W Long Dies
Mrs Milton W Long 65 died suddenly Monday in Webb. Funeral services will be held in the Webb Hospital chapel with Rev Warren J Green. Burial will be in Garfield townside cemetery. Survivors include her husband and six children. Long lived in Webb most of the past 40 years and was active in Ayrshire church and ladies groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton W. Long
Webb
Tadey
Ture Gay
Warren J. Green
Vari
Garfield
Martin Funeen
Look Out for Hated Wood Ticks In Iowa This Summer
The State Department of Health warns of tick dangers to children and hikers as schools close and outdoor activity rises. Tick-borne diseases such as Rocky Mountain spotted fever and tularemia are possible. mosquitoes and wildlife spread ticks in farms and woodlands. Surveillance since spring shows some ticks harbor pathogens, but the percent infected remains small. physicians should report suspected cases to health authorities.
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Iowa
Bummelsburg
State Department of Health
Teken Wien Vido
Emmersburg
Suiamere
T. GB
Matsag
U.S
Confort
Clarke, Rote
State Department of Health Improvement
Permits Renewal Procedures Expanded by State Safety Dept
The state safety department mandates license renewals within twelve months with changes to card issuance and testing. Drivers must bring old licenses or request replacement from the Driver’s License division in Des Moines. A 75 cent renewal fee applies and photo identification rules limit use of licenses while under extension.
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Heehwe
Des Moines
State Safety Department
Pean Walling “Courtery Tex Winder Carda
Afl
Afl Drivers At Foaat
Éarda
Maf
Training School For Dairy Supervisors In Session At Town State
A dairy supervisor training school will be held from 11 to 34 at Town State College. R W Ashby says there are openings for at least three trained men by July end, with positions spread across the state. The program covers dairy cattle feeding and management and other farm operations, with supervisors visiting about 25 to 26 dairymen monthly and earning 175 to 200 dollars monthly plus room and board.
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Town State College
R. W. Ashby
Thon Volker
Colslea
Voelker
East TH
Wen
Ashby
Pullorum Disease Threat Persists in Poultry Breeding Flocks
The article discusses the ongoing fight against pullorum disease in breeder flocks, noting its persistence despite eradication efforts by poultry officials and associations. It describes symptoms in chicks, transmission through eggs, and the role of blood testing in parents. Treatment options are limited and proceed with caution.
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Heryiten
Pullorus
Retser
Pullorum
Boy Carls Struggle Under Harsh Foster Care and School Trouble
A boy named Carl, six years old, faces neglect and abuse at home and in a reformatory setting. A teacher helps him cope by washing hands and teaching cooperation, while a foster mother aids his recovery. The narrative portrays how a troubled environment impacts his behavior and progress, and how supportive intervention begins to salvage some good.
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Yodiv
Carl
Thiedy
le Iiniater
Buddy
Buller
Akaya
Securi
Carh
Bernt
Seacher
Foster Hone
Father Zenseninved From PABe VN 1942 Seminary Path
Father Zenseninved completed medical training and ordination at St Paul Seminary Sioux City and celebrated his first mass at Agrumpion Church in Market. He will oversee athletics at Minnesota Catholic school and teach in Triad.
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St. Paul Seminary
St. Paw
Minn
Sioux City
Agrumpion Church
Maerkt
Zensen
Mminetsburg
Cathae i Yn Hiek
Clara
Mason
Father Zensen
Tetra
Father Dayer
Stin
Buena Vista bank details and staff expansion
Bank in Buena Vista region outlines recent history from 1939 remodeling to current Main and Broadway location. Directors include Charles Spies P C Jackman H Ki Powers Adolph Spies Thomas Kerwick Edward Kelly and Charles Paradikes. Staff listed with cashiers and tellers and new National Proof machine added for automatic balance.
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Charles ¥. Spies
P. C. Jackman
H. Ki
Powers
Adolph
Fragmentary Aid Narrative Reveals Occupations and Marks
The text lists an American individual with occupations as a cook and farmer, noting a medical scar under the left ear and a vertical scar on the left forearm. A separate line mentions Hartin employing Buchner after a job ad in a Minneapolis paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast
Es Hartin
Buchner
Minneapolis
Stores Closing Forced By Parking, Rent Demands
Local merchants report increased vacancies as stores leave due to parking costs and rising rents. Customers show reduced spending while the town debates temporary measures. officials urge residents to report unused properties and consider flexible use to ease the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchapla
Omerghania
Hank
Ishugon
Tan
St Ane
Golfers Tangle with Tricky Free-Stringed Course
Readable text shows Ruthven and West Bena players Mallard contending on a difficult Free-strndded course. Marc did not take opportunity as the group faced a tight pace and debated offers for a finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthven
West Bena
Mallard
Marc
Community Dinner Activates Guests Day with Local Talent
Visitors gathered at the clubhouse for Guest Day as Dill Desaan John Brown and local hosts welcomed attendees. The program featured a Hungry Howling Cowboys quartet, accordion performances, and a Clambake Nine high school band, followed by a communal dinner with fried chicken and strawberry shortcake.
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Dill Desaan
John Brown
Ninets Burg
Paul Reeke
Frank Noomin
Dinan
A. Dinges
Francis Neary
Roche
Neonan
Brown
Verne Goodlaxson
McDonaald
Suests
Cowboys Gworster
Petticord and
Kinnatz
Aise Tila Mae Nelson
Climbake Nine
Frost
Vandervelde
Warnke
Konsella
Veutier
Asiby
Hanson
Jengil
Picorer
Ralah Agh
Local Residents Move Back Near Ceneco Station
Mrs. Gladys Seabell and her sister Miss Ouieta Pratt relocate to their former home just north of the Ceneco Oil company station after years away. Seabell, a widow, travels with her 14-year-old son. Miss Urall returns from teaching in Fredericksburg on vacation.
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Gladys Seabell
Ouieta Pratt
Bnuetsburg
Tier
Pratt Fanny
Nuiher
Sebelt
Cenéco Oil Company
Era
Warner, & DP
Senbeil
Seh
Miss Urall
Fredericksburg
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