Center Junction Creamery Patrons Hold Annual Meeting
Center Junction reports its Farmers Mutual Cooperative Creamery Association annual meeting held January 27 at the schoolhouse. Reports show all departments paid, butterfat sales of 198 227 pounds, average butterfat price 55.5 cents, and a $1700 cash dividend on merchandise purchased. Directors elected and officers named, plus a separate shipping meeting with 1944 year-end figures and officer reeslection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Farmers Mutual Cooperative Creamery Association of
Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild
Claude Fothergill
Monticello State Bank
Cox
George Slater
John Rickels
Wallace Cruise
George Plueger
Orlie Dawes
H. J. Dirks
Arthur Wilcox
Farmers’ Cooperative Shipping Association of
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
The
Presbyterian Church
Onslow Group Protests Railroad Abandonment Hearing Planned
About one hundred shippers and residents gathered in Onslow to protest the abandoning of the North Western railroad branch halted since the June washout. A hearing before the interstate commerce committee in Clinton was set with questionnaires issued and delegates appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
North Western
W. K. Kennedy
Warren Rees
Anamosa
Interstate Commerce Committee
Clinton
Oxford Junction
Guthrie Farm
Wyoming
Kennedy
Pete Petersen
S. G. Hutton
Monticello
Castle Grove News Roundup and Local Notices
Castle Grove residents report Arthur Fairbanks suffered a stroke and was moved to John McDonald hospital in Monticello. Leo Chapman home children battle whooping cough. Harvey Heiken attended corn growers banquet at Olin. he raised over 100 bushels per acre in a contest plot. Mrs Specht hosts Lutheran ladies aid at Anamosa Friday. Leo Lawrence shipped cattle to Chicago Tuesday. John Egger Jr buys Cedar Rapids home after closing out sale. Arthur Holub back home after operation but pleurisy causes trouble. Presbyterian ladies hold pot-luck at Black home Thursday. A E Laude repairing and painting new home near Anamosa. Raymond Kromminga visited Cedar Rapids last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Arthur Fairbanks
John McDonald
Monticello
Leo Chapman
Harvey Heiken
Olin
Harvey
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
George Specht
Anamosa
Leo Lawrence
Chicago
John Egger Jr
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Holub
McDonald Hospital
Ladies and Society of the Presbyterian Church
Funeral Services Conducted Saturday For William Warner
William B. Warner a former Scotch Grove resident died January 26 after illness dating from December 28 1944 His funeral was led by Rev Allan Schoff at Turner Chapel Cedar Rapids and burial followed He is survived by three children two daughters in Texas and Colorado a son in Denver and five grandchildren He was active as an elder and Sunday school superintendent in Scotch Grove Presby terian church before joining Central Park Presbyterian in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Henry Townsend
Margaret Eilers
Lord
Shepherd
Kathleen Paulsen
Mary Ann Otten
Ruth Ethel Andrews
Sally Stanton
Jo Ann Guthrie
Shirley McDonald
Christ
Mr. Albert Schrader
Dee Serbousek
Ruth Andrews
Don Serbousek
John Joe Stanton
S. G. Thompson
Earl Elijah
Clarence
Ray Naylor
Scotch Grove
Boy Scouts
John Brokens
Don Schrader
Charles Seehusen
Donald Ketelsen
Hollyce Chase
Hopkinton
Mary Ellen Morris
Howard Mead
F. D. Sutherland
Cpl
Eloise Sutherland
California
Anna Dreibelbis
Milwaukee
Wis
Sutherland
George Wes
Tyrrell
Harry Stingley
William Breed
David
Cedar
Rapida
Wen
Peter Prahm
Breed
Tasing Burmeister
Center Junoon
Walter Seiler
Charlotte
Frank Himebaugh
George McDonald
Des Moines
Mia
Sarah Canty
Eloise
Cedar Rapids
William Warner
August Husman
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Harm Dirks
Ray Price
Harley Breed
Marion
Minneapolis
J. N. Ramsey
Joe Mead
Mead
Monona
Grossheim
Max Moses
J. M. Moses
Jack W. Stingley
S.A
Corpus Christi
Texas
Ray Bohler
Lydia Decious
Walter Decious
Martello
Phillip Bailey
Fred Preas
William B. Warner
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jones County
Sara Sutherland
Paul
Denver
Colo
Olive Shakell
Prairie City
Leeda Durr
Houston
George
Marshalltown
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Allan Schoff
Turner Chapel
Henry Bartels
Lucille
Ellinor Bartels
Carlene Stahlberg
Stahlberg
Carl Stahlberg
Roy
Mr. Null
Center Junction Creamery
Alice Clark
Joyce
Kathleen, Paulsen
Jerry Naylor
Paul E. Paulsen
F. G. Tyrrell
Highland
Ind
Center Junction
Stingley
W. B. Clark
George Hagen
Willard Himebaugh
George Kuehl
McDonald
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Farmers Co-op Shipping Association
Frank, Walker
Eliza Orr
Clay County
Mayme Duncanson
Ford. Lynch
Dubuque
Clara Chaplin
Lydia Lyon
Henry von Sprecken
Keystone
M. P. Paulsen
Marvin Holst
Bobby
Winthrop
C. M. Holst
George Sears
Arthur Boots
Gordon Sawyer
John Jansen
Dillon Stickley
Iowa City
August Luckstead
Raymond Taylor
George Paulsen
Jane Ellen
C. A. Neville
C. R. Smith
Onslow Group
Colonia
Green Colonial
Bernard Kuriger
Lewa
Osta Pod Lan
Harvey Heikens
Zimmerman
Western Auto
Barrels
Sinclair
John Hughes
Will Hughes
Council Bluffs
G. J. Hughes
Charles Nelson
Irving Eilers
Oak Drive
Walter Eby
Harm J. Dirks
Ruth Clark
Colesburg
Mojave
Sam Dreibelbis
Frank Sutherland
Dreibelbis
Richard Eby
Farragut
Idaho
Naval Training Center
Marvin Johnson
Pacific Area
John Wright
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
McNeill’s Hardware
Valentine
the Florists Telegraph Delivery
United States
Chick Buyer
Midwest
Iowa
Lux
U. S
Iowa State College
Lux Leghorn Land Farms
War Production Board
Iowa Electric Company
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