Delmar Stille Underwent Surgery in Iowa City
Delmar Stille, fourteen, was operated on in Iowa City last week to remove an eye injured when a wire snapped from a discarded bed spring during a neighborhood mishap three weeks earlier. He was hospitalized. Mrs. J. J. Martin returned home from Charles City hospital after surgery in Iowa City in hopes of saving the eye.
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Delmar Stille
Iown City
J. J. Martin
Charles City Hospital
Iowa City
Martin Stille
Jewelry of Iraqi maid reflects ancient Ur craft and tales
The piece outlines Iraqi jewelry worn by a maid, describing silver and gold bracelets, turquoise stones, coral beads, Ottoman coins, ornate necklaces, anklets with bells, and pendant earrings. It compares the craft to Queens of Ur 4500 years ago and evokes Arabian Nights in style.
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Persian Gulf
Iraq
Install Officers Of AmVet Auxiliary
The AmVets and AmVet Auxiliary installed officers on Wednesday evening. Guests included Eldon Huismann of Wellsburg, state commander, and Mrs. Shirley Davis of Charles City, state president. Officers installed were Mrs. Carl Witt president, Mrs. Harvey Poppe senior vice president, Mrs. Bertha Johnson junior vice president, Mrs. Wm. Ingle secretary, Mrs. E. M. Kennedy treasurer, Mrs. Victor Busse chaplain, Mrs. Hugo Poppe gold star historian and public relations officer, Mrs. Robert Litterer sergeant at arms, Wm. Heine, Dr., A. Wyl ers, Fred Ul ital chairman, Mrs. Al Rheinschmidt, child care, Mrs. Walter Perkins, homemaking and community service.
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AmVets
AmVet Auxiliary
Eldon Huismann
Wellsburg
Shirley Davis
Charles City
AmVet
Carl Witt
Harvey Poppe
Bertha Johnson
Wm. Ingle
E. M. Kennedy
Victor Busse
Dedication of Immanuel United Church of Christ
Remodeled and enlarged Immanuel United Church of Christ will host services Sunday with a 10:00 morning dedication led by Rev. Ernest Press of Burlington, a 2:30 afternoon service featuring Raymond Poppe of Minneapolis, and a 7:30 evening talk by Dr. D. A. Bode of Youngstown. A fellowship dinner at noon and coffee hours follow the later services.
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Pedic Mn
Immanuel United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed
Ernest Press
Burlington
Mid- West Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Raymond Poppe
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Luther Seminary
St. Paul
D. A. Bode
Youngstown
Ohio
Keats Cook Died Suddenly in Clarksville
Keats Cook born May 9 1893 in Clarksville died October 26 at home from a sudden heart attack. He served in World War I and worked in his father’s clothing store. Survived by three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services conducted by the American Legion were held Tuesday at Hammel and Martin Funeral home with burial in Lynwood Cemetery.
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Keats Bradford Cook
Carroll E
Mary (Thompson) Cook
Clarksville
Cornell College
William R
Wellesley
Massachusettes
James CC
Lombard, Ilinois
John K
Cedar Falls
Ethel F. Bebb
New York City
Russell Lewis
Glenview
Illinois
American Legion
Hammel and Martin Funeral Home
KR. J. Topp
Lynwood Cemetery
Postponed Junior Class Play Due To Flu Outbreak
The Junior Class play has been postponed indefinitely as flu spreads through the school. Classes were suspended Tuesday morning and will continue for the rest of the week due to high pupil absences.
Women and club meetings schedule and social notes
The Woman's Club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Paul Voss and program by Mrs. Howard Clark on Iowa of To morrow. Good Will Club gathers Tuesday November 5 at Mrs. Herman Rohlwing's home with a 12:00 luncheon. Monday Club met at Mrs. Mae Scott's home. Frank Roblwing and John Kramer visit in Allison. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Brockman host at Shell Rock dinner. Clarksville folks attend Shell Rock open house for Vernon Garner newly installed Grand Master of Iowa IOF. D. A. Bode of Youngstown, Ohio visiting daughter Mrs. R. J. Topp. Thieves steal $150 from larksvi?2 Canning Co. office. sheriff investigating. Frank Eichman reelected to Lutheran Children's Home Society board in Waverly. Holstein Births noted.
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Paul Voss
Howard Clark
Iowa
Good Will Club
Herman Rohlwing
Mae Scott
Frank Roblwing
John Kramer
Allison
M. W. Brock
George Woodring
O. F. Buchholz
D. A. Bode
Youngstown
Ohio
R. J. Topp
Larksvi’2 Canning Co
Boorgarden
Frank Eichman
Lutheran Children’s Home Society
Waverly
Holstein
Sampling guidelines from the Iowa State College Seed Testing Lab
The article summarizes sampling instructions for seed testing. It details bulk sample collection at multiple bin locations, using a seed probe if possible, or hand sampling. It advises mixing samples, drawing from bags, and sampling many bags for larger lots, with guidance on where to obtain further instructions and envelopes at the Extension Office in Allison.
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Iowa State College
Patton
Allison
College plans Holstein twin identification for herd use
Patton notes a preliminary check when notified of a twin birth to rule out non-identical sisters. A college representative will inspect the pair and purchase them for the experimental herd if they appear identical. Cattle must be at least three fourths Holstein.
Feeder Cattle Need Supplement In Cornstalk Fields
Butler County Extension Director William Patton of Allison says feeder cattle require daily protein and mineral supplement to utilize cornstalks or stubble in fall. Feeds such as 4 pounds cottonseed meal with salt are used, with 2 percent daily intake for yearlings. Extension experts advise free choice mineral mixes, water available, and grain in winter to balance low quality roughage for economical gains.
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Butler County Extension
William Patton
Allison
Patton
William Zmolek
Lowe State College
Zmolek
Amolek
Seed testing depends on representative sample says agent
Butler County farmers and extension director William Patton emphasize that seed test results rely on representative samples. Farmers send about 50 samples annually. testing is required for seed sellers to avoid field failures. If the sample does not reflect the whole lot, results may mislead, Freeman notes.
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Butler County
William Patton
Freeman
Patton
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