ORAN NEWSMre. Etmer Bennett Correspondent• Marlene' Meier, CarrierGeorrc Fox Passes On• Geo. Fox, a world war veteran, passed away Sunday evening at the Veteran Hospital in Des Moines. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at the Immaculate Conception Church in Fairbank.Me Urn—MilksMiss Mary Me Elru. daughter of Robert Me Elru of Fayette was married Sunday to Lyle Milks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Milks at Waterloo. Both are employed at Waterloo where they will make their home.Baby BoyMr. and Mrs. Joe L orber recently received a telegram from Mr. and Mrs. Gcoj gc Lorher announcing the arrival or a baby boy. lt;Thc little fellow was called, Jimmy Joe.llerc From New HavenMrs. Clarence Cali who is employed in New Haven, Conn. arrived Thursday A.M. to visit her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Call..Clarence 'Call will arrive Wednesday evening to spend a fifteen day leave with his parents. He isnow stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.—v—With Our Boys in ServiceJoe Ross writes that he is not typing now but in the supply dc-pot.Harold Schtoeder is stationed somewhere in New Guinea.Laurence Williams and Harry Me Elru have met somewhere in HawaiiHarvey Love is now stationed in France.Laurence Youngblrt is in Italy and writes that they are terribly busy and don’t get much time to write.r Johnny Ryan has been home on leave irom a camp in California. —v—Horace Reilh is able to be up a little while each day after his recent illness.Roy Cossi'.man, who suffered a severe attack of asthma last Sunday evening i*. able to be out again and plans on leaving this climate for his health soon.Mrs. Earl Lockwood and two daughters visited several days last week in the Richard L. Lockwood home in Des Moines. Roberta remained for a longer stay.Mr. and Mrs Edwin Westendorf and- family of Denver spent last Sunday at the Fi^*d Meier home.roiatn scanBoth chicken and sheep manure arc more likely to produce scab on potatoes than Is horse or cow manure.i ■; M. -I