Lux Hatchery Opens Open House to Display New Laying House
Lux Hatchery at Hopkinton hosts open house December 3 4 and 5 to showcase a completed 200 by 60 foot single story laying house with 84 000 cubic feet of space. The building features seven thermostats ceiling fans with automatic feeders and a 700 foot trough system for nesting and droppings are directed to pits with biweekly cleaning. 6 000 layers will use 50 nests 65 windows allow summer ventilation and plans include a cement floor next year.
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Lux Hatchery
Hopkinton
Lux
Midwest Poultrymen
Wyoming School Board Elects New Leaders at Meeting
The School Building Advisory Committee held a Tuesday evening session in the high school auditorium with 21 members present. Raymond E. Keller was elected chairman, Charles Swordes law chairman, and Albert Wallace secretary. Four committees were formed and assigned by Swordes, including an unofficial census group, a visiting committee for other schools, a survey committee for the public school plant, and appointees Irvin Sievers, Mrs. Fred Luke, Mrs. Clayton Snyder. Dr. A. G. Rexstad, Mrs. Fred W. Petersen, Richard Brownell. Robert Wallace, Mrs. Louie Dusanek, Mrs. Paul Koch. The group then toured the public school building.
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Wyoming
Raymond E. Keller
Charles Swordes
Albert Wallace
Swordes
Irvin Sievers
Fred Luke
Clayton Snyder
A. G. Rexstad
Fred W. Petersen
Richard Brownell
Robert Wallace
Louie Dusanek
Paul Koch
South Fork Social Roundup of Visits and Gatherings
Dottie Mohr visited grandparents last week. Numerous families from Manchester Monticello Dyersville Cascade Earlville Dubuque Cedar Rapids gathered at various homes for Sunday dinners and weekend visits. Chats included turkey supper in Manchester and multiple Sunday calls at the Recker Billmeyer Huber and Marolf households.
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South Fork
Dottie Mohr
Hans Mohr
Alphonse Ries
Howard DeShaw
Jim Brankan
Manchester
Harold Mohr
Alfred Egger
Monticello
Fred Egger
Henry Jaeger
Celester Jaeger
Leo Schemmel
Dyersville
Gerald Recker
Donald Gearhart
Frank Turnis
John A. Hosch
Cascade
Gilbert Recker
Russell Merrick
Earlville
Carrie Miller
Bert Steinman
Carol Jean
Dubuque
Louis Billmeyer
Maurice Kirkwood
Bobby
Roy Marolf
Paul Huber
Cedar Rapids
Frank Jasper
Pete Grief
John Hasler
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Virginia Eilers
Phillip Tuetken
University of Iowa
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Eldora
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Ralph Wilsons
Oliver Smith
Byron Aebi
Eugene Balsiger
Joe Catlett
Henry Che
Louis Murray
Monica
Charles
Patrick
Florissant
Ervin Klosterman
Cletus Feldman
Wilfred Klaus
Vince Leibold
Mrs. Celester Jaeger
Jerry Stelken
Greeley
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Bert DeShaw
Fletcher Dunlap
Michelle
Earl Dunlap
Gilbert Nebl and Son
William Dirks
Chioureg
Pittsburgh
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Roche Memorial Library
Thor
Luna
Pat
Dan Beard
Navy
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Pamela
Newport
Rhode Island
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Harvey Manuel
Gayelle Hall
Dillon Hall
Anamosa
Women of Zion
Lutheran Church
God
R. F. Gronewald
Ben Heiken
Leonard Horn
William Luckstead
Fred Pankow
Lafayette Bahnsen
Herman Schnoor
Zion American Lutheran Congregation
Cecile Louise James
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Addie Harden
Kenneth Harden
Clarence Hole
New London
Hardens
Tom Rawson
Franklin County
Ben Warren
Robert Siex
John E. Holub
Lux Leghorn Land
Hopkinton, Iowa
Stahler Stores
George Hodgkins
Delhi
Hodgkins
Wegivway
Stahler
Amber Road
Amber Creamery
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Newden
Kewanee Barrow
McCormick
Stewart
Currier
Hollywood
Hampshire
Irvin Kintzle
Louie Hanken
Bob Drumbarger
Monticello State Bank
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