Wyoming Community News Briefs Highlight Fish Fry and Local Moves
The Wyoming Horse Show association served 210 pounds of walleyed pike to over 300 men at the annual fish fry held Friday evening in Memorial hall. Movements include families relocating houses and farms around Wyoming and Oxford Junction, with church World Day of Prayer events and community notices shaping a busy weekend schedule. The Hattie Myers building was sold for 1800 dollars, while various residents planned moves to new farms and homes. Local service members receive furloughs, and Legion and LOOF activities outline fund drives and canteen support.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Horse Show Association
Memorial Hall
Anamosa
Onslow
Monmouth
Oxford Junction
Kenneth MacDonald
Thomas Broderson
E.N. Stoffel
E. G. Steinman
Lyle
Claude Sears
Ruth Ann Tompkins
Boys Myers
Harrison Morse
Standard
Hattie Myers
Main
Washington Streets
Lazare Stock Feed Store
L. M. Koch
Kate Phelps
Maquoketa
American Legion
Clinton
George Fishwild
Pleasant Ridge Club
Nellie Atherton
Ed Holub
Rebekah Lodge
10.C.F
Mason City
Chris Eichhorn
Hattie Dieckman
Thomas Eichhorn
Earl Waggy
Bottomstone
Calkins
Waggys
Paul Huston
Merle Catlett
Henry Westphal
Hale
Joe Dusanek
Westphals
Robert Wensorra
Hermitage
J. J. Morse
Frank Henderson
Frank
Cleaning dirt on floors with dry mopping and steel wool
Remove spots and patches of dirt that won’t come off floors by dry mopping. Rub lightly with fine steel wool moistened with turpentine to clean the surface.
Scotch Grove Nursery Expands Wood Cuttings Trade
Scotch Grove nursery reports strong winter business shipping hardwood cuttings. Orders reach British Columbia Florida and other distant localities. The Oak Drive Community Club delayed February meeting due to weather. next gathering set for March with hostess duties shared by local members.
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Scotch Grove
British Columbia
Florida
Oak Drive
Walter Eby
L. Jr. Hughes
Louis Heeren
John Otten
Meitic
Scotch Grove Women's Community Club
Yu Heen
Irving Iers
W. B Clark
Krank Royden
Carl St
Local social notes recount visits and anniversaries in small town
Monticello area residents return home after hospital stay while neighbors host gatherings. George Kuehl’s family, Fred Minney visitors from Clinton, and Alice Clark’s Christian Endeavor event mark a weekend of hospitality. Anniversary celebrations for L A Oltman, Hanken, and Bohlken noted along with moves and a large household goods sale.
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George Kuehl
Monticello
Fred Minney
Clinton
Alice Clark
Christian Endeavor Group
Emil Paulsen
Nelson- Eilers
Margaret Eilers
Louie Hanken
L. A. Oltman
Hanken
H. G. Bohlken
Luella Oltman
R.N
Chicago
Pauline Oltman
Madison
Wis
Oltman Rls
Delmar
J. A. Kuehl
Fred Kuehl
Ralph Kuehl
Elkader
Herman Ricklefs
Henry J. Ricklefs
L. E. Moats
Billings
Mont
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Earl Mallicon
Cpl
Dean Mallicoat
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Clarence Countryman
Fort Bragg
N. C
Tasker
Morse
Neal ‘Tasker
Paster
Unsion
Art Killers Damily
Guy Wolfe
Farley
East Jones Street
Guy Howell
Thomas, McMahon
Hoegen
William Hurst
McMahons
Igs
Hazel
Wallace Mott
Presbyterian Kirk
Peter, Eichhorn
Lamont
West
Raymond Bramer
Farm Bureau
Joe .V. Kouba
J.H. Blakemore
University of Dubuque
Presbyterian Church
Scotch Grove Nursery
Farmers Mutual of
Castle Grove
Iowa Mutual Tornado Insurance Association
S. M. Holford
First Street
Monticello, Iowa
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Audrey Schrader
Anna Linda Kiburz
Greta Kuhns
W. 3B. Henrichs
Leu
Honeymead
Meel
Ula
Olor Ee Ae
McNeill’s Hardware
OPA