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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1956

Page

10

Master Farmers Set Prizes for Record Books

Wayne Master Farmers held a Feb 8 meeting with 30 members. Chris Hanken joined. First through third place prizes were set at 3 2 1 dollars for record books. Members voted to donate 15 dollars to International Farm Youth Exchange. Wayne hosts Iowa Massachusetts exchange applicants Carla Folkers Bill Ballou and Glen Heeren.

Wayne Master Farmers Chris Hanken International Farm Youth Exchange Wayne Carla Folkers Bill Ballou Glen Heeren Jerome Paul Heeren Sherrill Bohlken Steve Wolken Henry Tobiason

Weed control report sheets and lunch served by hosts

Report sheets detailing weed control work were prepared amid a gathering hosted by Jerry Heeren and Paul Heeren along with Loren Eilers and Robert Eilers who also served lunch to attendees.

Jerry Paul Heeren Loren Robert Eilers

Clay Busy Bees 4-H Club Breakfast Meeting

The Clay Busy Bees 4-H club met at the leader Mrs Hoenschel's home on Saturday February 11 planning a breakfast. Members prepared cocoa bacon cereal eggs fruit and breads while Judy Boorn Cheryl Haker led a demonstration on Let's Do the Dishes and talks on Why Plan Our Breakfast. The group voted to donate 3 to the March of Dimes.

Clay Busy Bees 4-H Club Hoenschel Joyce Hinrichs Rozanne McChelis Mary Ellen Beverly Stafford Janet Bickford Bercius Bickford Evelyn Cress Judy Carol Boorn Roseann Larkey Jerilyn Jansen Alice Larkey Cheryl Haker Marie Reiss Judy Boorn Mary Ellen Reid

Prairie Hill Be Natural 4-H Hosts February Meeting

Freda Kromminga spoke on The Nutrition in Milk at the Prairie Hill Be Natural 4-H club meeting held February 7 The program included a demonstration on The Use of Dry Skim Milk by Marilyn Holub and concluded with the distribution of host family application blanks.

Prairie Hill Be Natural Freda Kromminga Marilyn Holub

Mass 4-H Plans Potluck and Anniversary Honors

A meeting approved distributing funds to the LF.Y.E. program and the Red Cross. Officers will plan National 4-H Club week. A potluck dinner is set for Feb 26 to celebrate the club’s sixth anniversary and the leader Mrs Fernando Kromminga and her husband’s 15th wedding anniversary.

Massachusetts Exchangees Lf.y.e Red Cross Fernando Kromminga

Lowell Lions 4 H Meeting Highlights and Host Party

At the Feb 2 meeting at Dale and Richard Heeren’s home 4 H leader Don Zimmerman received an inscribed gavel for the club Weed control sheets for record books were distributed and members began organizing a basketball team Dixie Hanken discussed Selecting a Dairy Project Marvin Ehlis spoke on A Fellow You Would Like to Know Gary Pratt completed an enrollment card Jan 26 hosts Dale and Richard Heeren held a coasting party followed by lunch served by Mrs Lawrence Heeren and Mrs Don Zimmerman.

Lowell Lions Dale Richard Heeren Don Zimmerman Dixie Hanken Marvin Ehlis Gary Pratt Lawrence Heeren

Martelle 4-Hers Host Family Night

The Martelle 4-Hers held their annual Family Night on Wednesday February 1 attended by most boys and parents. Jerry Parsons county extension youth assistant and his wife spoke and demonstrated crop judging. Members then evaluated samples of corn and oats during the session.

Martelle Jerry Parsons County Extension

Meeting Notes Include Weeds Talk and Host Family Call

Leader Willis Fairbanks recounted the last leaders meeting attended while Ray Beighle adjourned the session after Howard Meeks presided. Applications for host families for Massachusetts exchangees were distributed to interested members.

Willis Fairbanks Massachusetts Exchangees Ray Beighle Howard Meeks

Whippoorwills 4-H Club Meeting Highlights at Temple Hill

Washington Whippoorwills 4-H Club, all 35 members, met at Temple Hill School hall February 4. Jeanne Supple spoke on Breakfast Menus, Margie Martin on Calories, Eleanor Lyons on Milk in Our Diet. Shir ley Beringer and Phyllis Gavin demonstrated cooked cereal. Nancy Martin and Aileen Smith demonstrated egg cooking. Jane Felton selected as best groomed girl.

Washington Whippoorwills Temple Hill School Hall Jeanne Supple Margie Martin Eleanor Lyons Shirley Beringer Phyllis Gavin Nancy Martin Aileen Smith Jane Felton

Castle Grove 4-H Poultry Meeting Attendees Named

Members of the Castle Grove Four-H club who attended the poultry meeting in Anamosa on Saturday were JoAnn Delay Lorraine Kehoe Nancy Mardorf Margaret Mary Fleming Suzanne Mardorf Judy Poppe and Janet Donovan. They were accompanied by Mrs Vincent Donovan.

Castle Grove Fortune Finders 4-H Club Anamosa JoAnn Delay Lorraine Kehoe Nancy Mardorf Margaret Mary Fleming Suzanne Mardorf Judy Poppe Janet Donovan Vincent Donovan

Castle Grove Royal Rangers Meet Hosts and Plans

The Castle Grove Royal Rangers met on February 6 with hosts Bill and Jim Delay. Thirty one members answered roll call with the theme Weeds We Have on the Farm. Plans included basketball practice, a scrap drive to fund Dads for the Father Son banquet, weed control discussion, a feed bank demonstration, weed control and crop judging, and county fair photos by guest Robert Patten. Lunch followed.

Castle Grove Royal Rangers Bill Jim Delay Gordon Eberhart Robert Patten

Oxford Livewires Hold Feb Regular Meeting

The regular meeting on February 6 at the new elementary school drew 16 parents, two guests and 27 members. One new member, Joan Benischek, joined the group as Massachusetts exchangee host slips were distributed.

Oxford Livewires New Joan Benischek

Prairieburg Prairie Pals Hold February Meeting

Larry Verlyn and Duane Wenndt hosted with parents a Prairie Pals gathering at the Parish hall Prairieburg on February 4. Betsy Weber presided as vice chair with twelve members and one leader present for roll call. Talks covered wildlife protection citizenship bird feeding and a dishwashing demonstration. Leaders training report and material distribution followed with refreshments served by the hostesses.

Larry, Verlyn Duane Wenndt Diane Hodgden Joe Barth Julie Ann Frances Holub Prairie Pals Prairieburg Betty Weber Patsy Kula Joyce Kronlage Jane Janet Nagel

Langworthy Guests Honor John Doden on Anniversary

Langworthy residents visit Mr and Mrs John Doden on their 39th wedding anniversary. The callers included G A Ommen, George Schafer, and Jack Buol couples. Grandchildren Loren Jimmy Jerry and Cynthia Budl stopped by in the afternoon.

Langworthy School Valentine Party Features Treats

Langworthy school children held a Valentine party on February 14. They exchanged valentines and Miss Rickels provided treats. Guests included Jay Hanken and Debbie Eiben.

Langworthy Miss Rickels Jay Hanken Debbie Eiben

Mrs Gerdes Engelbart Visit Monticello Hospital Patient

Mrs Anna Gerdes and Mrs Laura Engelbart visited Mrs Mabel Schrader at John McDonald hospital in Monticello on Monday afternoon. Schrader shows good improvement and plans to return home this week.

Anna Gerdes Laura Engelbart Mabel Schrader John McDonald Hospital Monticello Schrader

Community Dairy Banquet Attendees Listed at Monti Cello

Those from the community who attended the Dairy banquet Feb 9 at the Community building at Monti cello were Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoult, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gerdes, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poppe, Mr. and Mrs. John Ricken, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Tapken, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buol.

Monticello George Smith George Hoult Carl Gerdes Raymond Poppe John Ricken Louie Tapken Jack Buol

Local Visits Highlight February Socials Across Towns

Monday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Hanken Will Wenger from Monticello and Gerd Prull. Feb 11 calls in Delhi featured Herman Rickless at his sister Mrs Fred Cords. Pvt Marvin Zimmerman visited with Grandpa Reuter Feb 11. Feb 12 dinners at George Poppe home hosted by Amber guests and Cascade youth Steven Jane Ann. Ben Engelbart and Amber residents visited George School home with Nagels Jacobs and Hanken kin. Mrs Jacobs birthday celebrated with relatives at Amber. Marva Dirks and Dot Ricklefs visited Guttenberg relatives Feb 12.

Marie Prull Fred Hanken Will Wenger Monticello Gerd Prull Herman Rickless Delhi Fred Cords Marvin Zimmerman Grandpa Reuter George Poppe Fd Harris Amber Jack Menster Steven Jane Ann Cascade Ben Engelbart George School Henry Jacobs Lavern Nagel Linda E. C. Nagel Elmer Jacobs David John Esther Hanken Raymond Poppe Henry Luerkens Kenyon Minn Grandma Helgens Louie Helgens Ray Rienicts Carl Siebels Judy Ronald Luerkens Howard Posmo Kenyon, Minn Willis Harms John Reuter John Coden Marie Prult Alden Matthias Timmie Angela Harm Bunting Ernest Ricklefs Raymond Gloria John D. Poppe Clara Bennett Carl Reuter Center Junction John Stahlberg, Jr G. A. Ommen Boyd Christiansen Joe Ladehoff Arthur Riedel al Timmerman Walter O'Neil Dubuque Emil Riedel

Local social rounds list visitors and guests

Overnight guests and multiple on/off visits fill recent days with names and towns. Kenyon Minnesota appears among guests. Several residents hosted by Marie Prull and John Coden record afternoon and evening calls through February.

Decorah Woman Reaches Century Mark in January

Mrs. Breta Invick of Decorah has turned 100, marking her centennial in January. Born in Norway, she moved to Winneshiek County at age 14 and has resided there ever since.

Breta Invick Decorah Iowa

June Allyson stars in Shrike and more at the theatre

Theatre listings announce June Allyson in Shrike with dual roles and a Washington's Birthday bargain. The schedule features The Trail of the Lonesome Pine as a return engagement and Vistavision Technicolor Texas oil boom tale with a fashion show and car service promos. Free passes awarded to Mr. Rudolph Flack. advance ticket sales benefit local Boy Scouts.

Vistavision Technicolor Texas Dallas Brokaw Conoco Lucy Gallant Rudolph Flack 328 North Cedar

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Monticello Public School Olin Jerome Heeren THE Monticello State Bank Washington’s Roddy Kilowatt Mom Dad Reddy Lovell Martelle Boys Congregational Church Fortune Finders Royal Rangers Massachusetts Exchangee Iowa Electric Light: Power Company John Dodens PEG Kraft MA Brown Arlen W. Pearl June Allyson Junee June Washington Goodland Goodland Agricultural
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