Wyoming Township Farm Bureau elects officers
Wyoming The Wyoming Township Farm Bureau held an election in the Onslow Community room naming Meinhart Zimmerman director George E Dusanek co chair Frank Fritz secretary Mrs Peter Brodersen women s chairman Mrs Donald Brunsheen co chairman for the coming year A County Conservation officer William Basler presented a film and talk The host committee included Duncan Wasson John Hansen Harold Schnoor Peter Brodersen Clarence Romer Thanksgiving guests and other local residents are listed throughout the report with numerous dinner gatherings and hospital observations.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Township Farm Bureau
Onslow
Meinhart Zimmerman
George E. Dusanek
Frank Fritz
Peter Brodersen
Donald Brunscheen
William Basler
Duncan Wasson
John F. Hansen
Harold Schnoor
Clarence Romer
William Bronson
Kay
Margaret
Howard Bronson
Cedar Rapids
Carl Westphal
Farm Sale Notices for January 1954
Complete closing out sales schedule for multiple farmers in Arkansas area. Onslow near farm west, Ralph Dunn farm 12 miles northwest of Monticello, Tim Ripperton near Canton east, Carl Marugg five miles northwest of Monticello. Dates January 5 7 11 and 14 1954.
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Marvin Brunscheen
Onslow
Ralph Dunn
Monticello
Tim Ripperton
Canton
Carl Marugg
For Sale 350 Acre Farm with Modern Improvements
For sale a 350 acre farm on a paved highway near Monticello. Includes a good house with running water, two barns, a new crib and other substantial buildings. Modern farm facilities, two modern houses, large cement feed lots, and prime soil. Asking price is $5,000 with $5,000 due by March 1 and the balance like rent.
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Monticello
Sixth Birthday Party for Stevie Schlarman Noted
A large Castle Grove gathering celebrated Stevie Schlarman turning six at the Ambrose Schlarman home with relatives from Wyoming Onslow Monticello and Wartburg College students. Community events included Christmas program practices and multiple Thanksgiving and dinner visits among area families.
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Castle Grove
Ambrose Schlarman
Stevie
Henry L. Moenk
Lewis Moenk
Wyoming
Gene Dennison
Onslow
William Prull
Martello
Richard Moenk
Henry Ohe Jr
Bob
Olga Ohe
H. G. Prull
Ben Prull
Jimmy
Monticello
Billy Thalacker
Max Specht
Wartburg College
Waverly
St. Peter and Paul Lutheran Church
Ernest Landis
Clarence Eberhart
Richard Shelley
F. D. Deischer
Nancy Deischer
Columbia
Helen
Charlotte Deischer
Cedar Rapids
Essie Hoag
Los Angeles
Calif
Art Weber
Nick Gudenhauf
Pat McQuillan
Clem Manternach
Cascade
Gerald Weber
Hopkinton
Junior DeShaw
Buck Creek
Thompson Families Return From Kentucky Thanksgiving Visit
Center Junction notes several Thompson families returning home after spending Thanksgiving in Ashland Kentucky with Roy Ralston. Alma Thompson extended visit. Other local residents mentioned include Carol Calloway Anamosa Jerry Ann Dart Monticello and the Serbousek and Von Spreecken families. Mrs C R Smith Wyoming to speak on United Nations at the Women’s Christian Service Guild on December 10 with guest invitation.
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Center Junction
Sam Thompson
Lyle Thompson
Lyman Thompson
Wyoming
Ashland
Kentucky
Roy Ralston
Alma Thompson
Calvin Reiss
Francis
Vinton
Montana
John Gray
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Carol Calloway
Anamosa
Bob von Spreecken
Jerry Ann Dart
Monticello
E. Dart
Leonard Serbousek
Lee Hoffman
Rossville
Ross von Spreecken
Joe Mead
C. R. Smith
Women's Christian Service Guild
United Nations
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs May Himebaugh at Center Junction
Mrs May Himebaugh was honored on her 81st birthday with a family dinner at the home of her son Frank Himebaugh in Center Junction. Attendees included the Kuehl and Himebaugh families from Elkader Garnaville Clayton Monticello and St Louis Missouri, with slides from Gene Kuehl about Europe and a Holland work camp. The event followed other local gatherings and the Scotch Grove Presbyterian church family night series.
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Jennie Kobalaz
Des Moines
Diggs
Glen Diggs
Davenport
Paul Levien
Lena Remley
Anamosa
Adra Lane
Myrtle Smith
Dubuque
Glenn Westphal
Carl Westphal
Elizabeth Heneke
Monmouth
Frank Fritz
Fred Fritz
Helen
Clara
Maggie Close
Lyle Broderson
Jack Hubbard
Will Redmond
Glen Jaeger
Monticello
Orlie Dawes
Howard Horn
Onslow
Albert Wallace
John
Jane
Hazel Otte
Downs
Kansas
John Otte
Zelma Cass
Duane Wilcox
Atlantic
William Peck
Louis Stallman
Watkins
Colleen Powers
Castle Grove
Richard Skelley
Henry Marek
Skelley
Walter Reese
Marlys
Fred Kromminga
Kromminga
Paul Gerdes
Galen Hein
Ivan and
Loeda
James Stadtmueller
H. C. Ford
Lorna Plueger
Scotch Grove
Clarence Stadtmueller
Herbert Prescott
Austin Spahr
Prescott
Spahr
Margaret Balster
Joe
Robert Zirkelbach
George Seehusen
George Behrends
Lincoln
Neb
Paul van Buren
Jiny
Gene
Fayette
George A. Rickels
Emma Zimmerman
Paul Black
Lewis Millard
Central City
Idle Not Club
Olin R. Howie
Richard Shelley
Fred Blohm
Ben Eiben
Raymond
Ruth
Galen
G. W. Eiben
Cedar Falls
Vincent Donovan
Joe McDermott
Paul
Indianapolis
Ind
Raymond Donovan
Cedar Rapids
Irma Oltmann
John Yaggi
May Himebaugh
Frank Himebaugh
Center Junction
Walter Seiler
Mount Vernon
C. B. Carson
Hopkinton
Paul Darting
Wilton Junction
W. B. Clark
Paul Paulsen
L. R. Himebaugh
George Kuehl
Lyle
Realto Kuehl
Jolene
Jeffrey
Ralph Kuehl
Neal
Kathy
Merlin Kuehl
Elkader
Gene Kuehl
St. Louis
Norbert Kuehl
Lanny
LuAnn
Leslie
Linda
Garnaville
Bernell Kuehl
Dennis
Clayton
Europe
Germany
Holland
Jerry Naylor
Martin McDonald
Martina
Margaret Merfield
Joan
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Henry Brookens
Eddie Brokens
Leslie Kuehl
Local Socials and College Absences Mentioned
Guests last week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Himebaugh include Vaneta Hughes. Carl Oeschger and Vaneta resumed studies in Dubuque at Loras College and the University of Dubuque after a brief holiday. Extension Director Joe Legg of Anamosa notes Clintland seed resistance and Iowa’s 6300 bushels allocated for 1954. County committees nominate growers Weseman Brothers Clarence Naylor and Brady Onslow for seed distribution in 1954.
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Mrs. L. R. Himebaugh
Vaneta Hughes
Carl Oeschger
Dubuque
Carl
Loras College
University of
Joe Legg
Anamosa
Clintland
Iowa
Jones County
Weseman Brothers
Clarence, Naylor
Two Farms In County To Plant New Oat Variety
Clintland oats a new variety heading to the Corn Belt in 1954 will be grown on two farms in Jones County next year in the county program.
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Jones County
Saw It Please In The Expressi
This fragment notes urgent attention to a phrase urging acknowledgment with a terse call to say you saw it. The readable text centers on a directive and a promise of notice without broader context or dates.
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Robert Garson
Clinton
Arthur Hundley
Aurora
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Jeanette Lusca
Marlene Benning
Chris A. Hansen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gordon Hall
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Jessie Hall
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Harold Hall
Hans Petersen
Oxford Junction
James Nowachek
Howard Jamison
Nancy
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Morrison, Ill
Homer Thompson
H. M. Thompson
Ottumwa
Elmer Diggs
Lovie Hanken
Auc
Irvin Kintzle
Darrell Gilmore
Light Company
Iowa Electric
Steve Schlarman
Earl Sherman
Viola
George Yaggi
Fritz Yaggi
Stanley Oltmann
John Oltmann
George Monk
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Pontiac
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International
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Ford Dealer
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