Local Happenings Highlight Ames and Nearby Visits
Mrs Warren Davison Mrs A L Davison and Mrs Paul Davison spent Monday in Ames. Drake Denver football game attendance planned in Des Moines. Elkhorn Wisconsin visitors to Larry Snow family. Algona guests Beecher Lane and son. Grinnell visitor Bob Bouma, grandson of Rev Warren, planning Iowa City return for music master’s degree. Numerous local residents hosting guests and attending events.
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Warren Davison
A. L. Davison
Paul Davison
Ames
J. G. Heslop
Des Moines
Cecil Snow
Elkhorn
Wisconsin
Larry Snow
Beecher Lane
Son
Algona
Rev
Warren
Iowa City
John Roupe
C. R. Johnson
Russel Roupe
John
Veteran’s Hospital
F. 3. Kuennen
Richard and
Steven
Mason City
J. A. Page
Former Eldora Girl Shares Course for Prospective Farm Wives
A former Eldora girl outlines a farm wife’s life and value of rural skills, arguing city life cannot compare. She lists practical lessons including cooking on a morning griddle, handling hens, laundry, protecting kitchenware, recognizing farm implements, budgeting for a heifer, and resisting magazine sales pitches.
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Eldora
Local social notes from multiple Iowa counties
Billy Kramer left this week for South Bend to resume studies at the University of Notre Dame. A stream of visitors and guests traveled between Gar net, Colby, Waterloo, Ackley, and Town Falls as friends and relatives met in homes across the region. Several families plan Army duty and travel, with Roger Leuthold enrolling at St James academy in Faribault and Mrs. Foster undergoing surgery in Iowa City.
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Billy Kramer
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Minnie Clausing
Garnet, Kansas
Otto Rosine
L. Gerry
F. W. Bales
Tessie Johnson
Ontario
Calif
Vera Salzman
Colby
Kansas
John L. Starr
Maribel Kennedy
Waterloo
George Starr
Town Falls
Roger Leuthold
St. James Academy
Faribault
Minn
Lloyd Leuthold
Roger
Military Academy
B. J. Foster
Iowa City
Eastman Nuckolls
Grinnell
Iowa Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women
F. N. Cole
Christian Citizenship
Half hour to noon meal and kitchen chaos
A humorous slice shows a wife racing to finish peeling potatoes before her husband arrives for lunch. The author teases how to coax a half dozen feeder pigs back into their pen amid smeary mud and a busy morning. The narrator concedes a course on patience would help them both.
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Rodger Queer
Hammond
A. E. Anderson
Frank Dornsbach
Newton
James L. George
Frank Pearson
Hoppe Willams
Times Republican
Marshtown
Owen Kangley
Manly
Glenn Kurtz
Iowa Falls Federation of Club Women
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Boston
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Joe Hodge
Harold Marchant
Rolfe
Carl Hodge
Charles Schueller
Olin Swaim
Fern Winter
Elsie Howard
J. K. Runyon
Beebeetown
GC. A. van Patter
Tama
Joe Dunlap
Belle Plaine
Legion and Auxiliary Third District
Robert Williamson
Charles City
John Williamson
Robert
Great Lakes
Illinois
Navy
G. Pettigrew
Indianola
Simpson
Anna Barnhart
Martha Barnhart
Iowa Falls
John Barnhart
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Marble Rock
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Cedar Falls
Herman Lentz
Gregg Webster
Timmy
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Steamboat Rock
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Leech Lake, Minn
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