Buck Creek Community Obituary Drops in December News
Mrs Miles McDonald 75 longtime Watel Green Township resident died at home Tuesday December 9 after a six week illness. The family includes husband Miles and six children. Funeral at St Patrick Ryan with Requiem Mass, burial Calvary Cemetery. Also notes on Agnes Marshall death in Kan Eldorado and local social news events and visits.
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Miles McDonald
Buck Creek
Hopkinton
Watel Green Township
Nellie Hogan
Michael
Johanna Kehoe Hogan
Castle Grove
Hazel Green Township
Irene
Frank Hogan
Austin McDonald
Jesup
Clarence Kramer
Worthington
Albert
Frank
Dorrance McDonald
Donald Falconer
Ryan
Josie Smith
Dyersville
St. Patrick's Church
P. J. Molloy
Calvary Cemetery
Agnes Marshall
Sand Springs
Alex Marshall
Eldorado
Kan
Delaware County
Monticello
Cedar Falls
Miss Marshall
Marshall Neil
Robert Stirton
Onslow News Briefs Include Wedding and 4H Club
The Brown farm area west of town now houses the Herson Fadley and Merle Lathrop families. Russell Chaplin attended his nephew Paul Chaplin's wedding to Donna Lee Patten in Hopkinton on Sunday December 7. Onslow girls organize a 4H club with Wanda Reid as president and Marilyn Kennedy as vice president.
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Herson Fadley
Merle Lathrop
Brown
Russell Chaplin
Paul Chaplin
Ray Chaplin
Hopkinton
Donna Lee Patten
Springville
Onslow Girls
Wanda Reid
Marilyn Kennedy
Annual Red Cross Meeting for Monticello Dec 26
The Monticello chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting in the Community Building at 7 PM on Friday December 26. An election of officers will take place and plans for next year’s activities will be discussed. Ralph Wilson, chairman.
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Kensington Club
Verna Neil
Maxine Irish
Charles Dickens
Lynn Hull
Holy City
H. M. Reeve
Chauncey Carson
Rochester
Minn
Carson
Paul Chaplin
Monticello
Joseph Delay
Castle Grove
Marilyn, Larkey
Janet Wagner
John Heeren
Clayton Snyder
Carmen Miehe
Glen Wasson
Northwestern
NROTC
Glen
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Hans Petersen
Oxford Junction
M. P. Paulsen
A. A. Garnett
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Kenneth Kennedy
Iowa City
Coralville
Clarence Finn
Chicago
The
American Red Cross
Ralph Wilson
Destroying Mice Saves Much of State's Grain
Iowa State College extension entomologist Harold Gunderson says mice devastate grain on farms and in elevators and contaminate food in stores and homes. He notes they chew feed sacks and can carry diseases like infectious jaundice and possibly endemic typhus. Trapping is advised for home control, though bait stations may be needed.
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Iowa State College Extension
Harold Gunderson
Iowa
Gunderson
Boison
Swift & Company pledge to nourish nation through soil to table
In a wintry message the Swift & Company pledge links soil health to abundant food and better nutrition. It highlights farmers and ranchers as essential in producing crops and livestock for meat and dairy, and notes ongoing research to improve the food supply for a stronger nation.
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America
Prince of Peace
Swift & Company W
Swif Swift
Switt & Copany
Ansin
Sorell Sat
Cnependine Ensen
Swift
Guiiy Central
U. S
United States
Swift & Company
Mince Meat Recipe For Holiday Use
Recipe describes making mince meat from beef suet apples and dried fruit. Ingredients include beef, brown sugar, apples, currants raisins nutmeg cinnamon cloves lemon juice and stock. Process includes chopping fruit grinding meat, simmering, and canning for later use yield about four quarts.
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William Adams
University of Chicago
Huberta Livingston
Adams
Harriet Livingston Sill
K. W. Mussmann
Frances Smith
W. B. Lively
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles Wilson
Lamont
F. M. Wheeless
W. C. Lux
Detroit
Mich
Russell Kirkwood
Albert Ament
Hemlin Bensley
Irvin Young
Young
Clyde Thompson
Thompson
Manchester
ALLIS
Geo. C. Schoon Implement Co
Monticello Greenhouse
Annual Meeting of
Red Cross
Wostdale
Hiawatha
Milwaukee Road
Central West
Northwest
Hiawathas
Halati
ST Paul
Scific
Friendly Railroad
Friendly West
Union Stock Yard
Chicago 8
Illinois
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