Women's Federated Clubs Meet At Wyoming in County Session
A 74 member Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs gathering in Wyoming featured Mrs. Rex Conn speaking on The Amanas in native dress. The meeting included delegates from 11 clubs and welcomed guests, with organizers from Hawthorne and Progressive clubs hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Jones County
Rex Conn
Cedar Rapids
Amanas
Hawthorne
Progressive
Sara Nott
Marion
Frank Miles
Olin
Louis Schladetzky
W. H. Taylor
Herbert Groening
Hawthorne Club
A. N. Trevarthen
Anamosa
Astruman Club
Onslow
Center Junction
Hale
Martelle
Clarence First
Roy Finkenbinder
Cyril O’hara
Cancer Fund
Red Cross
Henry Lorenzen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Memorial Hall
Hultse
Paul Smith
St. Luke's Hospital
Lillian Gabel
New Zion Lutheran Church
A. G. Langholtz
Preston
H. Graening
John Buchholtz
Groening
Langholtz
Davenport
Lost Nation
Ezra Sams
Scotch Grove Club Gathers at Oak Drive Home
Mrs. Arthur Husmann hosted the Oak Drive Community club gathering with talks on Clothes to Express Personality. Attendees planned to attend the county meeting at Olin. Several social visits and engagements were noted, including a Jeanette Cass family, a music contest in Monticello, and a Saturday funeral at Wayne church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Somerville
F. E. Somerville
Denny
Paul Levien
Charles Rogers
Ernest Reitz
Gerald Mader
W.S.C.S. Institute
Grace Church
Waterloo
Somerville
Louis Buchholtz
Ames
Walter Buchholtz
Iowa State College
North Washington Street
Midland Homemaker Club
Ezra Sams
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Harrington Funeral Home
Wyoming
Methodist Church
South Mineral Cemetery
Cass Center
Hale
Lizzie McMaster
Monticello
Arthur Peck
Jacqueline Kleineck
Joanne Thomsen
Helen Fritz
Jean Lois Stampe
Lyle Ahrendsen
Thomas Wilson
Allison Fishwild
Billy Hansen
Jerry Peck
Darlene Bahsen
Mona Hamilton
Ralph Speas
Vera Tompkins Gerdes
Lafayette Bahnsen
Gerdes
Bahnsen
Scotch Grove
Arthur Husmann
Oak Drive
Ed Wacker
Olin
Patricia Cass
Joanne Wright
Anna Linda Kiburz
Ida Cass
Edwin
Esther Sinclair
Harvey H. Helgens
Wayne Church
Philip Bailey
Presbyterian Church
Amber
Carl Husman
By-Products Boost Livestock Value Across Species
Swift and Company estimates show 15 to 25 percent of lamb revenues come from by-products, cattle 10 to 20 percent, hogs 2 to 5 percent. By-products from hides wool fats and bones have broadened uses from cosmetics to knives and animal feeds, increasing overall meat value and supporting producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
T1ere
Scho
USA
Agricultural Research Dept
Chicago
Illinois
Swift
Oo Gellin
Sveriged & Faction
Bae
Swift & Cacepeng
Mone
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Charles Swordes
Board of Education
Board of Education of the Wyoming Schools
W. W. Bronson
Board of Equalization
Robert McCalmant
Henry Gerdes
Guam
Don Gerdes
Lyle Tompkins
Scotch Grove Club
Ruth Lange
Fred Lange
Donald V. Morton
Ethel Morton
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Miss Lange
Paris Academy of Beauty
John McDonald Hospital
Morton
Earl Elliott
Rockford, Ill
T. C. Bostick
Ellenburg
Wash
Bostick
Addie Applegate
Charles Applegate
R. A. Naylor
W. B. Clark
Federated Clubs
Scotch Grove Nursery
L. R. Himebaugh
Realto
Ida Wacker
Clothilde Murphy
Oakland
Calif
Tom Shover
Doreen
Beauty Shop Wilcox
Monticello, Iowa
Severn Farm and Home Store
John Deere Store
Monticello Implement and Truck Company
K. H. Cox
A. J. Egger
Chester A. Condit General Insurance Agency
Furniture and Appliance
Monticello, Lowa
America
Melody Mill
Dubuque
SUN
Ted Weems
Elmo Tanner
Billy Blair
Shirley Richards
Glen West
Glen Martin
Iowa
George H. Dungan
University of Illinois
Dungan
Ilinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Corn
Swift & & Company
Mr. Jones
Martha Logan
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