Miss Lois Huffman Becomes Wyoming Bride in Methodist Rites
Lois Huffman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Huffman wed Robert Somerville son of Mr. and Mrs. W Somerville in a Wyoming Methodist church ceremony officiated by Rev. F E Somerville. The couple, both Wyoming High School graduates, plan to reside in Wyoming after a brief honeymoon.
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Wyoming
Lois Huffman
James Huffman
Robert Somerville
W. ¥. Somerville
F. E. Somerville
Methodist Church
J. H. Blakemore
Doris Day
Leah Huffman
Paul Somerville
Shandaken
N. Y
Morris Somerville
Melvin Petersen
Huffman
Ronald Holtz
Margaret Lyon
Esther Lazare
Wyoming High School
Anamosa
Somerville
Somerville Feed
Scotch Grove 4-H Groups Hold Picnic
Scotch Grove Sunshine 4 H girls and boys hosted parents at a Wapsipinicon state park picnic on Sunday with a noon pot luck. Other notes include Presbyterian aid society meetings, visits by Monticello residents, Oak Drive Community picnic plans, and local hospital staff on vacation.
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Scotch Grove
Wapsipinicon State Park
Wiliam Henrichs
Presbyterian Aid Society
August Schrader
Paul Darting
Wilton Junction
Fair Grounds
Monticello
Sala Streets
Edna Ladehoff
Louis Hanken
Fred Lange
Charles Neal
Floyd Cass
Lucille
Loretta
Lois Ann
Galen
Garrett
John Trumm
Cascade
Old Time Quilt Could Be County Fair Exhibit
Louis Hepp of Monticello owns a Civil War era baby quilt sewn by General Grant s mother and given to Julia Duffey Hepp s mother in law. He also has a vintage Chicago butcher s scale over 75 years old.
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Louis Hepp
Monticello
General Grant
Mrs. Duffey
Julia Duffey Hepp
Mr. Hepp
Chicago
Illinois
Accidental Farm Death Rate High
The National Safety Council reports 18 500 farm deaths last year up from 17 000 in 1945 and about a million people injured in farm home accidents. The overall death rate for agriculture remains alarmingly high.
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National Safety Council
Farm safety urge notes yearlong action needed in Iowa
Farm safety week highlights Iowa figures 54 injuries per 100000 in culture and 31 in all industries, with Norval Wardle of Iowa State College urging 52 weeks of action to cut accidents. He warns farms lack strict codes and lists three safety tips: stay healthy, plan work, and work efficiently. Mr and Mrs John Long and son visit Iowa City relatives.
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Ben Fedderson
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Forrest Hutton
Lyman Fraser
Wyoming
Don
Duane Fraser
Denver
Col
Floyd Spencer
Nancy Lee
Waterman
Harold Garside
Downer’s Grove
Garside
Roy Bender
Norval J. Wardle
Iowa State College
Wardle
Iowa
John Long
Iowa City
Mrs. Long
Howard Hicks
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Allis Chalmers Moel
Shaffers
Sam Streif
Davenport
Ford
Norman Lund
Chippendale
Kay Drug
Jim Grigg
Hopkinton Twipd
Diamond Brothers
Lee Wickliff
Hygrade Foods
Jim Reding
Zimmerman Western Auto
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Freeport
Anna Simmons
Rem Electrical Service
The
Sacred Heart Alumni Assn
Helmer
Towa
REM Electric
LaFrance
Hinman Milkers
L. A. Bader
Bolson
Farmers Mutual Creamery Co
Hereford
Miles McDonald
Delhi
Charles Saxon
Charles F. Saxon
Verna Hanold Ostrem
Mr. Ostrem
Sac City
Loretta Cass
Lee Williams
Onslow
Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Kay Fifield
Oxford Junction
Bobby Shimanek
McNeill's Hardware
E.H. DeWitt
Hargrave Cleaners
G. E. “Garcon
General Electric
Temple
Radiola
General Electric Vacuum
Premier
Amana
General Electric Electric
Universal Electric
General Electric Irons
Goodyear Tires
Steamomatic Irons
Silex Steam Irons
American Beauty Irons
Proctor Irons
Universal Irons
Travel Irons
Aluminum
Pyrex
New Radiola Radio
G. E
Mirro Aluminum Windsor
National
Clark Brothers
Monticello, Iowa
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