Community Notices and Visits Report From Anamosa Area
Local residents shared Sunday visits at multiple homes including the Dirks, Harms, Behrends, Schoon, and Siebels households. Mercy hospital updates noted Albert Harms and Merle Jansen patients with infections and newborns welcomed by families. A birthday gathering honored Henry Wehling and daughter Leanna May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schoon
Henry E. Dirks
Mercy Hospital
Saturay
Wanda Siebels
Anamosa High School
Will Jansen
W. R. Zimmerman
George Siebels
Shirley
Merle Jansen
Carl Eden
William Otten
Hank Siebels
Louise Casper
Dorothea Schellin
Lucille
Harvey
Wesley
Maynard
LeRoy Siebels
Carl Wehling
Edwin
Theodore Freese
Siebels
Mark Cross
Elnore Siebels
Cletus Boland
Cedar Rapids
Entrety
Myles Deeny
Waucoma
Joe Deeny
Carl Siebels
Ed Helgens
Ernest Anderson
Wyoming
Chris
Amber Creamery Annual Meeting Draws Crowd and Orders
Amber Creamery held its annual meeting on Monday with about 100 patrons in attendance. William R. Martin addressed tenant-purchased farm purchases near Amber, officers elected H. H. Poppe and Louis Behrends, and local families attended celebrations and social activities. A new birth was reported as Albert Harms and wife welcomed a nine-pound son on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMBER
Amber Creamery Company
Sorensen
Dubuque
Paul Schuetz
Monticello
Wm. R. Martin
H. H. Poppe
Louis Behrends
Herman Zimmerman
Will Jansen
Alva Gerdes
W. R. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Albert Harms
John Bodiker
Julia Toenjes
Michael Martin
Herman Helgens
Geo. Zimmerman
George Siebels
Dora Andresen
Waggoner
William R. Martin
Stanwood
Visi
Mig
D. John Pinks
Johnry
Henry E. Dirks
Clarence Herren
Canada Uses Air Maps To Plan Timber Work
Experiments by the dominion forest service and partners show air photographs classify forests and aid timber estimates across Canada. Over 100000 square miles mapped and 132 maps created in several provinces, reducing ground work and speeding inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Forest Service
Department of Mines and Resources
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Lost money ad leads to unexpected romance in New York
Tom Blake reads a lost money ad and returns a bag of twenty five dollar gold pieces to Virginia Vail, a young woman who lost her savings. The pair marry soon after and begin a life of mutual generosity, teaching each other trust and patience. Virginia reveals the money was a test of character as their happy marriage grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Avenue
East Twentieth Street
Seventh Avenue
Twenty Third Street
Tom
West Twentieth Street
Miss Vail
Virginia Vail
Virginia
New York
Daphnia as Star in London Television Program
A projected London television segment features Daphnia the water flea as a star. Viewers will see her jumping across a drop of water with shining eyes and a beating heart in close up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daphnia
Advance
Early Virginia settlers granted 100 acres of tobacco land
Early settlers in Virginia received 100 acres of tobacco land as land grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mrs. Paul Paulsen Sr. Dies At Onslow Home
Mrs. Paul Paulsen Sr of Onslow died at her home Sunday evening after years of poor health. Survived by husband five sons Paul Edward Harry John Emil one daughter Alvena and eleven grandchildren Funeral service held at Onslow Presbyterian Church with pallbearers including Paul Ernest Paulsen burial in Wyoming cemetery Born Maria Dorothea Eckleberg in Mecklenberg Germany March 18 1864 she moved to America at six and settled near Spragueville Iowa in 1893 she and Paul Paulsen farmed north of Onslow later moving to Onslow area Other survivors include a sister Mrs Percy Fortner of Momence IL and a brother Fred Eckleberg of Princeton Additional local notes include community events and club activities in Onslow and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Paul Paulsen
Wyoming
Maria Dorothea Eckleberg
Meckelburg
Germany
Spragueville
Iowa
America
Malvin Ingwersen
Homemakers Club
E. Horton
Floyd Horton
J. Dunlap
Claytonian Homemakers Club
James Moran
Leona Johnson
Elizabeth Derga
Frances Reid
A. E. Hall
Dillon Hall
Anamosa
Center Junction
L. B. McKinstry
Velma Nielsen
John Jansen
C. R. Smith
Ralph Orr
Howard Willison
John Paulsen
Fred Martens
Monticello
Louis Pegerick
Ben Thuman
Bonney
Davenport
George Overholt
Olive Green
Harold Overholt
Clinton
Lost Nation
Eunice D. Brownell
Nelson Brownell
Clair Felker
Henrietta Boquist
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Manse
W. P. Nicholas
Felker
Wyoming High School
Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Clarence
Oxford Junction
Olin
W. S. Roush
Jeanne Lucille
Leslie G. Janett
Chicago
J. A. Janett
Fountain City
Wis
Miss Roush
University
Eileen French
Bonnie Denniston
Lorraine Moenk
Chris Anderson
Rebekah Lodge
Henry Moenk
Martin Petersen
Fred Lazare
August Ingwersen
Henry Rohwedder
John Buchholtz
Mercy Hospital
Vera Tompkins
Coe College
Wyoming Reports Week's Marriages
The marriage of Mildred Finkenbinder of Wyoming to Alvin Mohr of Lost Nation was solemnized at the bride's parents home at 1 30 PM on Sunday January 91. The Rev B J Swede officiated with attendants Edna Mae Finkenbinder Howard Mohr and Mr Mrs William Finkenbinder. The couple will reside on a farm near Maquoketa after a wedding dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Harms
Maxine Harms
Elsie Schoon
Beverly Ann Boland
Virginia Martins
Leona Jean Englebart
Doris Emmert
Wilma Schoon
Betty Lou Hinrichs
Galen
Arlene Englebart
Buddy Harms
Dorothy Englebart
Ruth Dirks
Louie Hagen
George Bodiker
Annie
Herren
Carolyn Bodiker
Clinton
Vernon Helgens
Ben D. Herren
Clarence Herren
Lloyd Martin
George Dirks
St. Cloud
Fla
Otto Danneman
Ed Helgena
Michael Martin
Herman Zimmerman
William Otten
C. W. Eden
Mark Cross
W. R. Zimmerman
Herman Folkers
H. A. Toenjes
Odis Thomas
Miss Bing
Wyoming
Mildred Finkenbinder
Roy Finkenbinder
Alvin Mohr
Henry Mohr
Lost Nation
B. J. Swede
Presbyterian Church
Howard Mohr
Cedar Rapids
William Finkenbinder
Maquoketa
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Edwin Wilcox
Eugene Hall
F. D. Sutherland
August Monk
Florence Eiler
John Nagel
J. H. Perrine
Newton Parrott
Harm Bunting
Wayne School
Shomont Farms
Oxsee Farm
Richland Township
C. A. Doxsee
Nana de Ce
W. Verdie Richardson
Bang’s
Albert Heeren
W. J. Zimmerman
Monticello Auto Wreckers
Farmers Grain Co
Scotch Grove
Timothy
Town
WIRTH
James Lahey
Jones County
Jones County Abstract Company
Goodrich
Matthiessen Auto Supply
Herman Zimmerman and Son
Monte Jewelry
Chair
Helmer
Oliver
J. E. Messerli
Oliver Implement
Austin Stadtmueller
Alva
Henry
Rawleigh
Jackson
North Linn
Rawleigh’s
Dept
ITA
Freeport
Ill
Warner Heiken
Harold Egger
J. P. Messerli
Sargent
Sargent & Company
Des Moines
Bernard Kuriger
Green Colonial
Green Foundry and Furnace Works
Maple St
S. F. Baker & Co
Keokuk
Martin Mortensen
John Laban
Bernard
Fred Meredith
Waterloo
Siefken
Coxsee
Amber Creamery
Alice R. Rollins
Los Angeles Times
Holland
Mrs. Paul Paulsen
Manchester
Alfred Kryson
Edward Hoffman
Winthrop
Co. L. Collier
Grinnell
Lyle Tompkins
Fannie Paschell
Coe
Waite Durfey
Don Gerdes
Robert Layton
Laytons
Nial Hogeboom
Moline
George Hogeboom
W. N. Morse
Elmer Buckingham
Gerald Mader
Everett Vrooman
William Bissell
Methodist Aid Society
Berans
Chris Ingwersen
Silent Workers
Elias Anderson
John Eichhorn
Peter Eichhorn
Russell Anderson
Anamogsa
Grover
F. H. Koch
Peace School
R. B. Pollack
Irene Brownell
Progressive Woman’s Club
C. E. Wherry
Emilyn Wickstrom
R. H. White
Paul Lofschulz
Sloan
C. J. Nemmers
Guttenberg
Don Wherry
Phi Das
Matthiessen
Plymouth
Cascade
Seeburg
Pat Ryan
Agearna Pois
BUY
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