Wyoming High School Band Spring Concert Tuesday Night
Wyoming high school band will present the spring concert Tuesday evening April 22 at 8 o'clock in the gym. Admission is free. Soloists and groups are winners of first and second division ratings at the pre-state Monticello contest under Richard Larson.
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Wyoming
Monticello
Richard Larson
Presbyterian Church
Earl Waggy
Everett Vrooman
Paul Godfrey
Thomas Eichhorn
Fred Fritz
Freddie Luckstead
Vernon Carson
Robert Alden
E. N. Stoffel
John Wilson
Alex Inglis
Lyman Thompson
Luther Inglis
Grossheim
Frank Riches
Henry Fishwild
Henrichs Host To F B Meeting
Scotch Grove reports a Farm Bureau meeting at W B Henrichs home. Mrs Ed Zirkelbach outlines Food for famine drive plans and the group votes to cooperate. Township and county committee chairs are listed with assistants. Local plans to set a quota and raise funds. Ida Cass noted cancer drive contribution of ten dollars.
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Scotch Grove
W. B. Henrichs
Ed Zirkelbach
W. B. Clark
Louie Hanken
Ed Meier
Leslie Balster
R. A. Naylor
Ida Cass
Onslow Woman Sadie French Dies in Montana
Relatives report the death of 71 year old Mrs Sadie French at her Montana home. She was the eldest daughter of Isaac and Jane French pioneers of the community. Survived by two children with husband Carl French of Monticello and a son who died by drowning. Five sisters and two brothers also survive. Names listed: Mrs Mary Koch, Mrs Hilah Hutton, Mrs Cora Hutton, Mrs Margaret Livingstone of Wyoming, Mrs Frances Adams of Ames, Clifford French of Chicago, George French of Onslow.
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Sadie French Ward
Carl French
Superior
Mont
Homer French
Verna
George French
Onslow
Clifford French
Chicago
F. H. Koch
Forrest Hutton
Hilah Hutton
Margaret Livingstone
Wyoming
Frances Adams
Ames
Everett Vrooman
Elmer Buckingham
E. P. Kleineck
Gerald Mader
Howard Jamison
Pleasant Ridge Club
Peter Eichhorn
John Eichhorn
Cora Hutton
Marvin Holst
Bobby
John Read
Holst
Winthrop
Clay Township
Happy Homemakers Club
Louis Buck
Billy Reade
Netherlands
Wageningen 2
Kop of War Letters and Local Notices In Wageningen
A wartime letter from Mrs. H K C Kole Van Zetten of Wageningen thanks a Horsemakers Club for gifts that helped rebuild after the 1944 Airborne battles. The report includes family updates, schooling plans, and gratitude for cocoa, coffee, tea, and clothing. Also notices on a marriage in Cedar Rapids, community guild events, visits, and local obituaries. play postponement and local travel updates.
Waggoner Celebrates Eleventh Birthday at Home
Waggoner celebrated her eleventh birthday Friday at home with friends including Donna Bonney Joan Buck Ruth Fadley Shirley Harms Delores Luckstead Berna Deane Mead and Janet Sue Waggoner. A six o'clock dinner was served by Norma’s mother Mrs Harold Waggoner and gifts were many. Weekend guests included Charles Hickman and Jackie Lee of Knox ville and John Gerdes and daughters Judy Rae and Shery Ann. Mrs John Kennedy travels to Cedar Rapids for her ill brother Will Dennison and Mrs Dennison is hospitalized for surgery.
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Madison Township Farm Bureau
Cecil James
Cecil Louise James
Onalee
Kathleen James
Truman Stanton
Lela Rae Manuel
Vern Mortensen
David James
Lester French
Thomas Eichhorn
Myron
Reuel McColm
Noble Grand Circle
Fred Fritz
Wallace Mott
Rebekah
Bruce Bickle
Clinton
Wyoming
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Alden
Raymond Snyder
Betty Buck
M. D. Dreibelbis
Richard Larson
Dubuque
Anamosa
Mehcanicsville
Oxford Junction
Paul Ritenour
Minneapolis
Thomas Broderson
Sioux City
Ralph Betz
Serena
Clarence First
Anderson
Mabel First
George Dusanek
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Edsel Hotek
Mercy Hospital
Ronald Holtz
Lester Cozart
Clarksville
John Urban
Elsie Bender
Western Teachers College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Yvonne Hamilton
Susan Rae Buchanan
Roy Bender
Helen Rohwedder
San Diego
Calif
E. L. Millsap
Art Rohwedder
Maquoketa
Janet Robertson
T. H. McMaster
Riceville
Harvey Sexter
Milwaukee
George Ireland
G. H. Herzberger
Lee Sherrill
Ives Burmahl
Preston
Henry Rohwedder
Sophie Countryman
Katherine Jensen
Nora Springs
F. M. Packard
Packard
Bettendorf
Maude Cole
Charles Anderson
Kathryn Margaret Anderson
Raymond Freese
Wayne Lutheran Church
Onslow
Killian Company
Freese
L. B. McKinstry
J. A. Longfield
Paso
Texas
Tommy Edwards
Louis Heister
Iowa City
Judy
Lila Bramer
Buck Creek
Fred Bramer
Dale Orr
Bill Walters
U. S
Norma
Waggoner
Harold Waggoner
Donna Bonney
Joan Buck
Ruth Fadley
Shirley Harms
Delores Luckstead
Berna Deane Mead
Janet Sue Waggoner
Charles Hickman
Jackie Lee
Knoxville
L. A. Bonney
John Gerdes
Judy Rae
Shery Ann
John Kennedy
Will Dennison
Basic minerals of life phosphorus and lime
Phosphorus and lime are described as basic minerals essential for life, required in large quantities by both plants and animals. The statement emphasizes their fundamental role in biological processes and nutrition.
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C. R. Smith
E. F Kleineck
Peter Sievers
Zelma Cass
Harry Lindsey
Emil Jansen
F. E. Somerville
L. M. Koch
Progressive
Hawthorne
Federated Clubs
John K. Anderson
Robert Kopp
Monticello Creamery
Patricia Cass
Henrichs
F. B
Doreen
Beauty Shop
Montana
Holland
Gartner Flying Service
Iowa
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Horsemakers Club
Wageningen
Arnthem
Airborne
Florence Edwards
Elva Hall
Christian Service Guild
Frank Byerly
el Paso
Gwen Guyan
C. M. Holst
M. P. Paulsen
Larry Paulsen
Fritz Ladehoff
West Chester
Ben Paulsen
E. Horton
Ben Feddersen
Bryan
Princeton
Will Mackrill
Sidney Allen
W. K. Kennedy
Marvin Hanwardson
D. J. Wasson
Harriet Lamey
Fannie Hicks
Altruman Club
Jones County
Court House
Kuriger Brothers
Monticello and
Charles A. Booeee
Monticello Express
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Illinois
Jones, Linn
Delaware
Duluane Counties
California
Pacific Northwest
Colorado Parks
National Parks
Boulder Dam
Greyhound
Travelgar Dept
Lauverwerti
Interstate Transit Lines
Monticello Greenhouse
Schuetz Motors
Ciara
FORD
Alva Freese
Prop
Ba Hak
Carbeis Chvaience
S& Dot Wal! Paine
Boenes & Milk Houses
O., Inc
Bridge N.Y
McNeill
L. C. Perkins
D.C
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