4-H Club News From Castle Grove and Surrounding Areas
Castle Grove Royal Rangers met at Peniel Presbyterian on Dec 7 with hosts Kenny Reth and Keith King. Twenty two members answered roll call on favorite temperatures. eight parents attended. Kenneth Reth demonstrated Keeping Power Belts Tight. Refreshments by hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Royal Rangers
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Kenny Reth
Keith King
Kenneth Reth
Richland Boys
Ronald
Janice Keener
Bill Eilers
Tom Schmit
Mary June Keener
Bucks Found With Antlers Locked Near Marengo
Two buck deer weighing over 500 pounds together were found near Marengo after their antlers locked during a fight and the pair tumbled into the Iowa River. Local wildlife officials say the incident underscores the risks of rutting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Iowa River
Hicks Onslow Christmas Party and Local Visits
The Happy Home makers club held a potluck supper and gift exchange on Wednesday December 16 in the Community room with entertainment and card wins by Mrs. Fred Bramer Jack Heeren Mrs. W. A. Hicks and J. M. Hanna. Sharon Ripperton returns to Beloit Wis after a visit here. Mrs. Jack McLaughlin hospitalized at Monticello. Mrs Clarence Doll and Mrs Charles Schneiter visit their father J. G. Nichols recovering from a heart attack in Davenport. Leland Hodoyal and Kenneth Paulsen home from Iowa State University Ames for holiday break. Mr and Mrs Ed Tjaden travel to Pennsylvania then Florida for New Year’s with family. Mr and Mrs Merlin Foust Cedar Rapids guests of Mr and Mrs Orville King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Wise Owls
Antioch
LaVern Meyer
Jackson Beavers
Farm Bureau
Marjean Graf
Mary Lee Edwards
Karen Hartman
Judy
Janet Lubben
Oxford Happy Hustlers
Sharon
Connie Pegerick
Hults
Children’s Hospital
Harro Ingwersen
Sharon Pegorick
Bonnie Balichek
Bonnie Ralichek
Pamela Nowachek
Marilyn Kleineck
Oxford
P.T.O
Gene Neven
Diane Hodgden
Carol Neff
Scotch Grove Cornhuskers
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Jerry Husmann
Lynn Kuhns
David Conley
Cornhuskers
Paul Tobiason
South Fork Haymakers
South Fork Haymakers 4-H Club
Gerald Finlay
Kenny Becker
Eddie Ries
Sand Springs
Merle DeShaw
Gerald
John Finlay
Onslow
Happy Homemaker’s Club
Fred Bramer
Jack Heeren
W. A. Hicks
J. M. Hanna
Wis
Jack McLaughlin
Monticello
Clarence Doll
Charles Schneiter
Cascade
Davenport
J. G. Nichols
Leland Hodoyal
Kenneth Paulsen
Iowa Strate University
Ames
Ed ‘Tjaden
Pennsylvania
Florida
Christmas baptism and local social notices in Onslow area
Sunday dinner guests at Hank Hinrichs home celebrated Tammy Lou Hinrichs baptism with relatives from Wyoming Monticello and Onslow. Birthday gatherings were held for Mrs Herman Harms and Elva Hall attended by multiple local families. An alumni basketball game is planned for December 29 at Onslow gym followed by a study meeting on Africa January 3 at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Hinrichs
Tammy Lou
Ralph Harms
Ray Hinrichs
Billy
Dennis
John Hinrichs
Wyoming
LaVern Engelbart
Edward W. Harms
Herman Harms
John G. Dirks
Leo Bobiken
John Boysen Jr
David
Johnny
Henry A. Harms
Dorothy
Ruth Ann
Galen
Joan Ann
Dale Yousse
Bob Joslin
Bob Holmes
Margaret Brodersen
Laurence John
Junior Brodersen
Dennis Harms
Ray Dees
Don Barnes
Buddy Harms
Barbara
Tommy
Emil Poppe
Ben Redmond
Robert John Redmond
Delores Poppe
Charles Tuttle
Henry Moenk
Finley Hospital
Dubuque
Viola Supple
Jackson County
Maquoketa
Elva Hall
Elsie Callahan
Rebekah
Onslow
Africa
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa
Christma
Jennie E. Condit
Irs
AY Ae
Clover Farm
Mrs
Bert Sims
Hale Wapsie Boy
Hale Wapsie Boy’s
Jim Bartels
Ken Sievers
Mark Hartwig
Bucks Lock Horns
Hicks
Merlin Foust
Cedar Rapids
Orville King
OWA Electric
Monticello Express
Eae Salec
MEN
Mutual Co-Op
George Hoult
Mgr
Doris Ponder
Louie Freese
Alva Freese
Larry Stoneking
Max. Mitchell
Don Huggins
Harvey Fechtman
Charles Clark
Henry Breckens
Charles Oelberg
Jess Huggins
Mercury
Ford
Clarence Stoneking
Sam Schuetz
Bill Muller
Jerry Pierce
Galen Alexander
Colin
Ford Tractors
Firestone Tires
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!