Chester Set for Old Settlers Picnic Saturday Entertainment
Chester will host its Old Settlers Picnic on Saturday June 14 with a Grand Parade at 10:30 a.m. and a full schedule of prizes for parade entries. Lime Springs Band and Wykoff German Band perform. Amateur Contest at 1 p.m. acts at 1:30 and 8 p.m.. Bob Morris Troupe and The Musical Chapmans perform. Rob erts & Co. magic show. Kiddies Parade at 3:30 p.m. and street sports with cash prizes. Horse Pull at 7 p.m. features over and under 3200 lb divisions. Dance with Hits and Missus closes the night at Community Hall. Food and midway rides by Moser-Rundle Shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester's Old Settlers
Lime Springs
Wykoff
Minn
Bob Morris
Bob and
Mae Morris
Chapmans
Shirley Ann
Roberts & Co
Bank Night winner at Lime Theatre in Lime Springs
Mrs John Zotika Jr won 25 dollars at the Lime Theatre Bank Night drawing held last Wednesday evening June 4. The event is sponsored weekly by local businessmen including Interstate Power Co and Farmers Co-op with a long list of sponsors and supporting shops in Lime Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Theatre
John Zotuka Jr
Lime Springs
Zotka
Interstate Power Co
W. J. Armstrong & Son
Lime Springs Texaco
Applen’s
Knapp's
I. G. A. Henry Tanks& Sons
Burgess & Sons Inc
Corner Cafe
Farmers Coan, Feed Co. Mertens Shoe Service
Jones Implement Co
8 & W Motor Co
Zeller Welding
Lime Springs Herald
Coffee Cup
Palm & City Tavern
Howard & Eddie's
Super
McMaster Barber & Beauty
Dr. Abner RBuresh
Exchange State Bank
T. E. Price & Son
C. Schacht Oil
Vander Dies Hardware
Cral's
Birth Announced for Richard Eugene Moore Jr.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Moore Jr of Long Island N Y announce the birth of a boy named Richard Eugene born June 4 1952 weighing 7 pounds 0 28 ounces at home or local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Moore Jr
Long Island, N
Richard Eugene
Luella Meyer Weds Jack Frost In Monday Ceremony
Luella Meyer daughter of Mrs. John Meyer Lime Springs wed Jack Frost son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frost Jessup Iowa Monday morning at St Stephen Catholic Church Chester officiated by Rev Gregory Hemesath. The couple planned a Western States wedding trip and will reside in West Bend Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Meyer
John Meyer
Lime Springs
Jack Frost
Lawrence Frost
Jessup
Iowa
St. Stephen's Catholic Church
Chester
Gregory Hemesath
Jerry Piany
Ervin Granshaw
Harrison Mahoney
Joseph Piany
Lawrence Munkel
Diane Meyer
Peter Prost
Paul Hagin
Lyle Fuller
Mrs. Meyer
Waucoma
West Bend
groom
Loras College
Towa City
Weat Bend
lows
iam
Jorgenson Tractor Destroyed By Fire
A 1937 John Deere tractor burned on the farm of Mrs. Gunder Jorgenson north of York Minnesota around 1 30 p m Monday. Fire started after spilled fuel on the engine ignited as Vernon Jorgenson tried to back the tractor away. The shed housing the oil tanks burned quickly. Lime Springs Fire Department arrived but could not save the machine. The tractor, with rubber tires and a cam cultivator, was the family’s only plow power. The family thanks the Lime Springs department for its prompt response.
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John Deera
Gunder Jorgenson
York
Minn
Vernon Jorgeenson
Vernon
fie
altho
Lime Springs
Jorgensons
Tillie Jorgenson end
Spring Alley Visitors and Long Trip Plans
SOUTH CHESTER activity includes Mrs. Burton Vrieze and daughter and Mrs. Carroll Meyer with daughters visiting on Monday. Joe and James Granahan with PPA boys from Riceville depart Tuesday for a two week or longer trip covering eastern U S and Canada. Open House and dance celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Emmett and Mrs. McGrane. Grant Peddie leaves for an Air Force training pase in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Vrieze
Carroll Meyer
Spring alley
Joe
James Granahan
PPA
Riceville
United States
Canada
Emmett McGrane
Chester
Roy McMaster
Duane
Larry McMaster
Ottumwa
Grant Peddie
Air Porce
Texas
Raymond Einis
Oak Dale
Exental Farm
Vernon Spgs
Lime Springs Band Chooses Queen For North Iowa Festival
Lime Springs Band selected Miss Myrna Laue, a 1962 graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laue, as its queen. The group of 27 musicians and five twirlers performed in Mason City during the North Iowa Band Festival, marching and concerting amid about 83 towns' bands and a massed parade. Directed by G Dale Canfield, the Lime Borings band represented the town in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie
MYRNA LAUVE
Lime Springs
Myrna Laue
Paul Laue
Mason City
Lime Borings
G. Dale Canfield
Swimming classes at Cresco pool begin Tuesday
Children from Lime Springs can join the Cresco Pool program for the second year. Classes start Tuesday June 17 with a bus leaving City Hall at 9 15 under driver Norm Robinson. The One Ota Club sponsors the chaperoning with Mrs Geneva Garrison and Mrs Robert Evans. Cresco reserves pool time for Lime Springs children 10 00 to 12 00 every Tuesday until further notice for beginners and intermediates. Registration is at Dr Jones office.
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Lime Springs
Cresco
Norm Robinson
Geneva Garrison
Robert Evans
One- Ota Club
Marital Nuptials For Voves And Stockdale In Ostrander
Anne Mae Voves and Donald Stockdale exchanged vows in a single ring ceremony at 1 30 p m Sunday June 8 at the Ostrander Lutheran Parsonage Ostrander Minnesota. The bride wore a navy blue suit with white accessories and yellow and white carnation bouquet. Sister Celeste Voves assisted wearing a light blue suit with yellow white corsage. Best man was Marlin Cheney. The couple plan to reside in Le May Iowa. Mrs Nelle Wheeler reports her husband has left Korea and is due home late June.
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Anna Mae Voves
John Voves
Donald Stockdale
John Stockdale
York
Ostrander Lutheran Isonage
Ostrander
Minn
v. Norman Nelson
Celeste Yoves
Marlin Cheney
Lime Springs
Le May, Inn
4-H Boys Of County Enjoy Conservation Day Thursday
About 100 Howard County 4-H members attended a first annual Conservation Day on Thursday June 5 featuring tree planting forage crop tours contouring and gun safety demonstrations. Winners in forage crop identification included Wm Martinek Roger Stevenson and Charles Buhr with George Elchmeer also scoring high. Local leaders and sponsors provided meals cash prizes totaled 1000 for contouring, and praise for a repeat event next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Couny
P. N. Payne
Herb Eells
Howard County
Roy Meyers
H. R. Meldrum
Iowa State College
Wm. Martinek
Protivin Pioneers
Roger Stevenson
Jamestown club
ted
Charles Buhr
Howard Center Cubs
George Elchmeer
Protivia Pioneers
Cresco id Life Club
Charles Buler
Billy Alley
Afton Eagles
Donald Smith
Saratoga Sunshiners
Sec
Ronald Morn
Chester Bulldogs
John Safrank
Soil Conservation Service
Solls
Vernandal club
Wm. Tate
State Fisheries Commission
Louie Novak
Becorah
Mr and Mrs Emmett McGrane Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Emmett McGrane of Chester observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a dawn Mass at St. Stephen s Church officiated by Rev Gregory Hemesath. A noon dinner for 40 followed, with a reception from 2 to 5 pm and a community hall dance in the evening. The couple, married at St Francis Catholic Church, Dyersville, have four children and seven grandchildren. Mrs McGrane, formerly Elizabeth Ostwinkle, grew up in Germany and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett McCrane
Chester
St. Stephen's Church
Gregory Hemesath
Verne Jrsus
McGrane
Harry Adama
Clarice Termant
Elma
Iowa
Orville
St. Paul
Minn
Lucinda
Clifford Atatton
Lucy
Del Curtis
Greene, Iowa
Eunice
Leonard Beckman
Auxiliary Next Tuesday Regular Meeting Notice
The American fan Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting next Tuesday evening June 17 at 8:00 p m.
New Money From Iowa Dairy Industry Highlighted
An editorial promotes Iowa dairy farming as a major economic driver delivering about 273000 dollars daily in new money. It argues dairy income supports farmers, wages, and local businesses, urging citizens to observe Dairy Month in June and recognize the industry’s prosperity for state welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Iowa
lowa
Iona ty
NATCHERY GAME BIRD PRODUCTION GOING WELL
At the state game farm near Boone, 3500 baby pheasant chicks and 1500 quail are hatched weekly. Over the next weeks 9000 pheasants and 9500 quail will be distributed to 42 sportsmen groups. Pheasant hatching ends June 21 and quail ends July 18 as birds are raised to ten to twelve weeks before release on farms.
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Boone
ie praen
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JOHN ZOTIKA JR
ARPR
BAND AND QUEEN
CRESCO POOL
Anne Mae Voves
Preston
Legion Field
York softball club
Thurs
York Thurs
Greenleafton
Fountain, Thurs
Harmony
Cherry_Grove
Fillmore
Big Spring
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