Prominent Wyoming Resident Dies At Son's Home
Byron A Woodworth aged 91 10 months 28 days died Wednesday morning Feb 6 at his son's home near Marion after a long life in Wyoming Center Junction and surrounding farms. Survived by two sons James and Francis and a daughter Mrs Isa Mallicoat with six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral plans and past community service noted.
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Wyoming
Byron A Woodworth
Byron A
Emily Woodard Woodworth
Fenner
Madison County
N. Y
Chatham
Ohio
Green County
Martha Livingstone
Center Junction
Woodworth
James
Marion
Methodist Church
Francis Woodworth
Isa Mallicoat
James Woodworth
Louis
Louise
James Eddy
Mate Eddy
Order of the Eastern Star
Chester Jones
Oxford Junction
Robert Alden
Anamosa
Olin
Preston
Stewart Ireland
George Ireland
Pelkey
Robert Pelkey
Frank Pelkey
Cpl
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Italy
Louisville
Merlin Dreibelbis
Air Corps
Susan
E.N. Stoffel
Helen Alden
the Waves
Arlington
Cr. W. McMahon
Mercy Hospital
Mr. McMahon
R. M. Heasty
Clinton
Leslie Fishwild
Lee Sherrill
Chicago
Marion Lamb
Lamb
Howard Remley
Cedar Rapids
Robert Sikkema
Fulton, NL
Maye
Irene Brownell
Bertha Levsen
John
Henry Wolfe
Brownell
Fulton
Paul Ingwersen
Cecil James
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. French
Keith Lindsey
Romulus
Mich
St. Louis
Capt. Lindsey
Scotch Grove Club To Meet Wednesday
Scotch Grove Women's Community club hosts Mrs. John Jacobs in Monticello on February 20 with assistant hostesses, cooperative dinner, music, roll calls, and papers on Magic Germ Killers and Curbing the Clot that Kills. Local notes cover hospital visits, moves, bingo, and girls basketball results at Wyoming.
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John Jacobs
Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club
Monticello
Jacobs
August Schrader
Harold Bryan
Floyd Sinclair
Louis Heeren
H. J. Dirks
William Henrichs
James Hughes
Presbyterian Aid Society
Carl Husman
Cedar Rapids
W. B. Clark
Paul Paulsen, Jr
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Vernon Null
George Swalve
Theological Seminary of
Dubuque
Alice Clark
Gyle Herron
Scotch Grove
Arend Balster
William Ahlrichs
Zimmerman
Ernsts
Joyce Otten
Wyoming
Sacred Heart of Monticello
Center Junction
Center
Girls Earn Credit For Bold Independent Play
The text praises the girls for their successful basketball despite having few players and no coach all year. It notes their self-reliance and good play. Other items mention Mrs. F. D. Sinclair visiting Minnesota and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Clay Keith and daughter Irma of Hopkinton to the F. A. Royden home, plus Mrs. John Otten visiting Cedar Rapids.
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Tion
F. D. Sinclair
Minnesota
Clay Keith
Irma
Hopkinton
F. A. Royden
John Otten
Cedar Rapids
Onslow Boy Fractures Leg In Accident
Onslow Paul Paulsen Jr suffered a broken leg below the knee in an accident while choring at home Saturday morning. A group met at Mrs. Nora Streets home Wednesday to observe her birthday with a cooperative dinner and bingo. Goen, son of Roy Bodenhofer, underwent tonsil and adenoid removal Friday.
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Onslow
Paul Paulsen, Jr
Nora Streets
Goen
Roy Bodenhofer
Claire Westphal and Son
Ed Paulsen
McNeill's Hardware Offers Household Essentials
Local store promotes Old English scratch removing polish Air-Wick kitchen odor killer Foley's Feed Mill grinding foods Cozy coffee makers stove mats small tea strainers chimney sweep trimz borders cannister sets available in stock with various colors and styles for home use.
Extra Feeding Cattle Winter Supplemental Feed Advice
Cattle grazing on native ranges should receive supplemental feed in winter to stay in good condition. Cotton seed cake and other protein forages are recommended as cost effective options. Pay Dirt reports six acres in Kossuth County sold last week for $1,000 per acre, the top price for land outside Algona city limits.
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Kossuth County
Algona City
Divorces at Red Oak Show Military Presence in 1945
In 1945 about 26 percent of divorces granted at Red Oak involved service men. Nearby, 9 year old Phyllis and 12 year old Betty Jean Sievers near Logan tote mink coats. Last trapping season yielded $231 in fur sales. Wilmer Burk and son Gerald near Belmond wore white coveralls to camouflage and bag four foxes in one hunt.
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Red Oak
Phyllis
Betty Jean Sievers
Near Logan
Wilmer Burk
Gerald
Near
Belmond
Farm Equipment Auction List from McCormick Collection
A listing describes items including a McCormick M tractor on rubber with a 3 bottom McCormick Deering plow, 14 inch, two row corn planter, two row New Idea pull-type corn picker, New Idea steel 45 foot elevator and hoist with speed jack, John Deere 6 foot combine No 12, John Deere pickup for combine, John Deere disc 15 foot, New Idea hay loader, Minnesota side rake, McCormick Deering two row power binder, ensilage cutter with 45 foot blower pipe and distributor, 4 section Kewanee harrow, Clipper fanning mill, Woods swinging hog feeder, Seibling self sinking tank heater, all in readiness.
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McCormick
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Minnesota
McCormick- Deering
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Son
Farm Bureau Club
Andy Woolfries
WMT
Madison Township Farm Bureau
William Thompson
C. B. Jessen
Truman Stanton
Farm Bureau
Fagan
Andrews
Kurt
St. Mary's
Cascade
St. Mary’s
Brunscheen
Scotch Grove Club
Onslow Boy
Eldon Haeussler
Altrurian Club
Wayne Wyeth
Floyd Horton
Lee Hanson
L. B. McKinstry
el Paso
Texas
Henry von Sprecken
M. P. Paulsen
Alvena Paulsen
J. G. Michels
P. H. Paulsen
Howard Green
Fred Scott
Better Brush
Belle Howard
Harold Jordan
Clover Farm
Alice Overholt
McNeill’s Hardware
Foley’s
Trimz
Cannister
Monticello, Iowa
Boday Eupply
Ayds
Ayds TS
Fred J. Kay
Phone 119
Cc. D. Smith
Geo. L. Cook
Holden
Dyersville
Plaza Hotel
Hoag Duster Co
Highway 38
Herford
Duroc
Buick
International
Victor
Scotch Grove Womens Community Club
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Louie Hanken
Monticello State Bank
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