Four-H Girls Awarded Blue Ribbons at Fair 1946
The 4-H Girls Club division judged under a new class system at the fair awarded blue ribbons to Audrey Mowrey Oxford champion and Virginia Muller Castle Grove for bread and other demonstrations. Judges included Mrs Lulu Robertson and staff with many participants named from Oxford Madison Scotch Grove Greenfield and Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Robertson
Merle Meeks
William Henrichs
Louis Lasack
Betty Dawes
John Eichhorn
Raymond Miller
Arene Kuhns
Audrey Schrader
Jones County
Scotch Grove
Sunshine Girls
Life
Express Photo
Bread Variations by Yeast and White Flour Listed by Names
A list of bread variations made with yeast and whole cereal and with yeast and white flour, naming many individuals by color coded groups Blue Red White across towns such as Oxford, Scotch Grove, Madison, Castle Grove, Lovell, Greenfield, Olin, and Lovell. The fragment ends with Foreign Breads Blue and White categories naming Patricia Von Sprecken, Greenfield, Bonnie Ketchum, Olin, and Evelyn Von Sprecken Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Heeren
Eileen Paulsen
Madison
Jane Mardorf
Castle Grove
Phyllis Burda
Oxford
Norma Hintz
Margie Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Anna Linda Kiburz
Eleanor Kirkpatrick
Arlene Kuhns
Janice Freese
Lovell
Donna Benhart
Hansetta Hinrichsen
Joyce Oeschger
Ruth Spahr
Marjorie Behyends
Joann Meier
Shirley Furst
Olin
Peggy Barber
Betty Klein
Barbara Chatterton
Clay
Sarah Hansen
Greenfield
White
Joyce Freese
Judith Glick
Margaret Ann Albers
Virginia Morning
Jackson
Doris Davis
Velma Petersen
Ruth Storm
Leona Frenth
Patricia von Sprecken
Bonnile Ketchum
Evelyn
von Sprecken
Complete Dress Complete Dress Blue and Red Groupings
A detailed list of individuals by dress colors and groups across multiple towns including Lovell Madison Greenfield Wyoming Castle Grove Scotch Grove and Olin. Names include Joyce Freese Janice Freese Margie Paulsen JoAnn Thomsen Virginia Miler Jane Mardorf Arlene Kuhns and others in Blue Red and White groupings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Freese
Lovell
Hansetta Hingichsen
Madison
Sally Stanton
Ruth Ellen Storm
Janice Foster
Therese Nowachek
Carolyn Cousins
Olin
Janice Freese
Erma Rae Grassfield
Jackson
Beverly Boland
Wayne
Joan Jones
Margie Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Lois Campbell
Greenfield
Doris Ann Davis
Jean Lois Stampe
Wyoming
JoAnn Thomsen
Joan Dusanek
Virginia Muller
Castle Grove
Jane Mardorf
Rose Stadtmueller
Arlene Kuhns
Audrey Schrader
Sarah Hansen
Virginia Hansen
Mary Jo Brewer
Martha Ann Brewer
Jo Ann Wilson
Geraldine Topping
Virginia’ Harms
Margaret Albers
Greta Buol
Flower Exhibit Mixed Bouquet Draws Local Entries
A diverse list of participants from Greenfield, Clay, Madison, Lovell, Oxford, Wyoming, and Castle Grove entered the Mixed Bouquet and Red varieties in a local flower exhibit. Names include Betty Lou Hinrichs, Barbara Cahill, Evelyn Von Sprecken, Velma Petersen, Martha Brewer, Margie Paulsen, Ruth Muller, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mardorf
Lovell
Evelyn von Sprecken
Greenfield
Marlene Ingwersen
Oxford
Joan Buck
Clay
Shirley Furst
Olin
Laverta
Siver
Beverly Drach
Sarah Hansen
Virginia
Hansen
Margaret Dauber
Martha Brewer
Phyllis Burda
Virginia Vacek
Janice Freese
Margaret Bilers
Scotch Grove
White
Shirley Harrs
Velma. Petersen
Mary Jo Brewer
Virginia Morning
Jackson
Marjorie Buel
Jane Mardorf
Castle Grove
Rose Stadtmueller
Audrey Schrader
Donna Benhart
Joyann Allen
Wyoming
Jo Ann Wilson
Wayne
Donna Ward
Marilyn Larkey
Betty Hinrichs
Jean Stampe
Jane Dusanek
Mary J. Alden
Madison
Audrey Mowry
Shirley Vacek
Greta Buol
Joyce Freese
Joyann
Blue
Betty Lou Hinrichs
Barbara Cahill
Betty Jane Bahnsen
Jane ‘Paulsen
Velma June Petersen
Donna Anderson
Red
Betty French
Jane Ann Harms
Betty Jane Howell
Bonna Ketchum
Patricia von Sprecken
LaVerta Liver
Virginia Hansen
Mary Jane Lovell
Norma Ruth Waggoner
Mary Cahill
Donna Doyle
Jean Storm
Georgie Davis
Leta Campbell
Greenfild
Willene Walderbach
Margie Paulsen
Ruth Paulsen
Margie Behrends
Jean Lois Stampe
Margaret Ann Alden
Virginia Harrs
Ruth Muller
Mary Prull
Velma .Petersen
Joan Dusanek
Joan Thomsen
Mary Jean Wilson
Marlene Ingwergen
Norma Johnson
Clay White
Lois Caspers
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Monticello and Anamosa Areas
A series of transfers includes George and Mary Tobiason exchanging deeding for 40 acres with love and affection, and multiple joint tenancies in Monticello, Center Junction, and Anamosa. Other filings name Lou Zeadow, Clara Leggett, Robert Moncrief, Percye Vanderham, Henry, Albert Beardsley, and Elwyn Beardsley amid undivided shares and city blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Tobiason
Mary Tobiason
N& S
Guy Bonwell
Robert H
Evelyn Clark
Oak Street
Jesse Townsend
Dorothy
Robert, Moncrief
Percye Vanderham
Henry
Robert Moncrief
Albert Beardsley
Ethel A
Elwyn W. Beardsley
Soper & Boardman’s Gub
East
Anamosa
F. B. Sigworth
Admr Estate
First Steps to School Readiness and Health
A discussion on preparing children for their first days at school emphasizes early home education, social skills, self care, health, and adjusting to new routines. It notes bashfulness and sharing as challenges, and urges children to learn independence, traffic safety, and trust in teachers for a successful start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Regular Army
Anamosa Deed Transfers Involving Weiss and Dutton
Real estate transfers two deeds in Anamosa Iowa. Sarah E Weiss widow and M H Weiss with Nellie A Weiss wife convey property to Mary L Dutton for one dollar. Also Steva Rachek deeds to Elizabeth Sigworth for seven lot Strawberry Hill block 1 now Anamosa. Description includes Main and Ford street boundaries and alley use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steva Rachek
Elizabeth Sigworth
Admi
Strawberry Hill
Anamosa
Towa
Sarah E. Weiss
M. H. Weiss
Nellie A
Mary L.dutton
J. H. Fisher
East Anamosa
Main Street
Main and
Ford Street
Mary L. Dutton
Sarah E
M. H. and
Allen ©. Weiss
Choice of Branch of Service on 3 Year Enlistments
The article explains how service members with 3 year enlistments may choose their branch of service and overseas theater options among those still open, outlining eligibility and selection procedures.
Pay Increases Include Overseas Service and Crew Benefits
The notice outlines adjustments: a 20 percent rise for overseas service, a 50 percent increase for members of flying or glider crews, and a 5 percent pay bump for each three years of service.
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