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rid Mrs. Harvey joined them to obrute bis first■li spent from lay in the home lt;. S, (). Solberg loreeh. Wis.Scanlon were ts iii the huinefalter Gormani.miGEteacher in the his family and from Pella to :»y where they me. due to the Woden.Mms Kuhy Pd:!, of Dcs Moines, came Friday evening for a visit Until Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Pihl and family.Mrs. May Goslm returned home S.ituiday morning after a short \tsit at tin* home of her son, Paul Goslm, and family.Members of the senior class spent last Thursday in Mason City, wherethey had their class pictures taken.Tin* lto\ S. !•’, Wenger leturned home last Friday after attending a meeting of Presbytery and synod at Grundy Center last week.ARTYntccn children party at the d, Monday af-ce of her 7thicn Ersland, ofg at the Carl uday.,nd Susan andattended the icr at Wrcsley, there drove to y visited relu-i Ladies Aid frs. Henry Al-at Britt lasti.rt Rudisill and : at the home Marv Rudisill, I'hey spent the me of Mr. and r at Algona.dies Guild was William Erpel-Wednesday af-Mrs. Hanford ;rt Jandl wereliter Pihl were Tracy, Minn.,old Henry, of g at the S. J. lay afternoon.Local Men Tour Research FarmA gioup of llancork county men toured the DoKalb Hybrid Seed Company’s research farm near Dayton.They went by chartered bus to the farm and saw the system of research needed to develop top hybrids. They viewed some tests on disease control and growing plots of sorghum.Visitors learned how the research land is tilled, how rotation practices are carried out and whatfertilizers are used. They weretaken step by step through the breeding process used to develop hybrid seed corn for market.Making the trip from Britt were Don Larson, Don Eisenman, Chet Kisenman, Herb Lee. Cleo Eisenman. Herb Hinz, Bob Meier, Jay Hewlett, Mart Howlett, Jack Hanson, Richard Schubert. Glen Smith, Jack Dietz, Erick Haugland, W. G. Stevenson, Guy Judd, George Swy-ter. and Harlan and Bob Stevenson.From Garner: Frank and William Brozik, Robert Thompson, Howard Taylor, Cliff Riehm.From Corwith: Clarence andCarrol Oxley, Jack Cametin and George Glawe.dent, Ruth Davis, of Burlington,will be here.Community Service chairman, Mrs. Gilmore Johnson, reportedcoffee and doughnuts h:1'* be/.n served to the five boys who left fbr j induction into the armed forces.\ Cigaretts. gum and candy bars were passed out by the post.V. F. W. Buddy Poppy Day will be Saturday, Sept. 25. Mrs. Otto Jacobson is the Poppy chairman.Mrs. Norman Nelson and Mrs. Oran Tnndc will represent the V. F, W. Auxiliary on the committee to meet with the Community Board of Education.The proceeds of the Galloping breakfast were reported and checks in the amount of $5.90 have been mailed to the Polio and Emergency Fund and the Cerebral Palsy Fund.Mrs. Otto Jacobson reported cards and gifts had been sent to ill and bereaved members of the Auxiliary and their families.The meeting was closed in the usual way. Lunch was served by the committee.V, F. W. NOTES The Ladies Auxiliary to the V. F. W. held its regular meeting Monday evening Sept. 20 at the V. F. W. hall. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Pat Herron.It was decided to havlt;* a department presidents class in November at which time the department presiATTENTION FARMERSFORGeneral RepairANDWELDINGSEE USFirst Building West of Rudy’s ServiceCLINT STOKESBURYBRITT, IOWA
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Britt News Tribune
Britt, Iowa, US
Wed, Sep 29, 1954
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