Miss Earlene Battles Weds Donald Buckner in Center Junction
Miss Earlene Battles daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Battles Center Junction and Donald Buckner son of Mr and Mrs M E Buckner Monticello were married at 7 pm Wednesday Feb 21 in Center Junction Methodist church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite with Nuptial music and a three tier cake. The couple will reside in Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Earlene Battles
Earl Battles
Donald Buckner
M. E. Buckner
Monticello
E. G. Steinman
Truman Stanton
Charles Morris
Kermit Kuhns
Donald Ketelsen
Norman
Norton Serbousek
Will Hillers Are Honored at Monticello Housewarming
A crowd of old neighbors and friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Will Hillers new Monticello home for a Thursday afternoon housewarming with a pot luck dinner and social mingling. The snippet notes several local movements and visits, including Sgt. Howard McLaughlin leaving for Los Angeles and Cpl. Kenneth Hosford’s anniversary cablegram from the Alsace sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Will Hiller
Monticello
Andrew Watt
Chicago
Mr. Brainard
Lyness
Ryan
Marion Balster
Kenosha
Wis
Austin Spahr
D. E. Kehoe
Howard McLaughlin
Los Angeles
Try
Rem
Briggs & Stratton
Adv
Kenneth Hosford
Alsace
Lawrence Hahn
Cedar Rapids
W. R. Cartano
Ladies Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
George Bohlken
Richland
Lyle Hosford
Olin R. Howie Jr
Camp Gordon
O. R. Howie
W. D. McLaughlin
R. O. McColm
Morley
Stanley
Bess Warker
S. M. Hosford
Mountain Country Slovakia Describes Rural Landscape
Mountain Country Slovakia is described as a hill and mountain region with about two and a half million inhabitants. It contrasts with western industrialized areas of Czechoslovakia, being mainly farms, forests, and grazing lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slovakia
Coal powers industry and homes across the United States
The article states coal provides 55 percent of U.S. mechanical energy and electricity, fuels 95 percent of railroad locomotives, heats four of seven homes, and is essential in steel production. It frames coal as vital to the national economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Meeting and Local Notes
Scotch Grove hosts hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Freese draw good attendance despite bad roads. Talks cover the 1945 AAA program and grub control demos by Paul E. Paulsen and Arthur Husmann. Also notes: several Guard service exams, local deaths, teaching changes, hospital recoveries, and family moves ongoing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Edwin Freese
Farm Bureau
R. D. Sanford
Paul E. Paulsen
Arthur Husmann
Jefferson Barracks
Vernon Lange
John Reuter
Minnie Husmann
Timber
Harm J. Dirks
McDonald Hospital
Clarence
Marvin Blohn
Waterloo
John Otten
L. R. Himebaugh
George Kuehl
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Helgens
Emil. Paulsen
Paul Paulsen
Dubuque
Vernon Helgens
Edwin
Hedden
Richland Dinner Party Hosts Honor Joyce Wismeier
Richland Center residents hosted a dinner party at the Wismeiers to honor Joyce Wismeier on her birthday. Guests included Gladys Korman from Dubuque, Charles Baumler from Potosi, Henry and Mrs Wismeier, and other local family members and Cedar Rapids visitors. Paul Schneiter and LaVern Buol traveled to Jefferson Barracks for medical examinations with accompanying friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Don Serbousek
Dee Serbousek
Alan Serbousek
Harry Chase
John Gray
Will Hansen
Grey Dreibelbis
Jack McAleer
A. D. Serbousek
Judy
Italy
Albert Schroeder
Scotch Grove
Center Junction
Schroeder
Paul Ferguson
Hollyce Chase
Chicago
Dillon Mead
Will Mead
Keesler Field
Mead
Europe
Ray Bohler
Raymond Bailey
Letts
Bohler
Oakville
Onslow
Onslow High School
Kleineck
Otten
Snyder
Franz Charbonneaux
Gon. Franz, Jr
Vis
Richland Center
Gladys Korman
Dubuque
Charles Baumler
Potosi
Wis
Carl Hein
Hein
Henry Wismeier
Wismeier
Joyce
William Hoffman
Marjorie
Max Wismeier
Margaret Wismeier
Helen Rosain
Cedar Rapids
Paul Schneiter
LaVern Buol
Jefferson Barracks
Anamosa
Melvin Hein
Edna Buol
Rhinehart Siebels
Raymond Buol
Bernard
Loren
Jimmy
Mrs
Robert Buol
Sand Spring 4 H Girls Meet on Feb 17
The Sand Spring 4 H Club met at E H Cox home with six members and two guests. Phyllis Cox led the meeting. talks covered hair care and wool pressing, with Donna Jeanne Cox on a wool pressing demo and Phyllis Cox on a My Feedback Apron. Games and lunch followed. next meeting set for March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Cox
Phyllis Cox
Barbara Lang
Dorothy Behrends
Donna Jeanne Cox
Edward Cox
Tulsa
Oklo
Mare Lahey
Italy
M. L. DeVore
Rockford, Il
Ralph Lahey
Mary Sue DeVore
Connie DeVore
L. E. DeVore
Cedar Rapids
Connie
Onslow's 103-year-old Lydia Lyon laid to rest
Funeral services for Lydia Spencer Lyon 103 longtime Onslow resident were held at Onslow Presbyterian Church with Rev. Frank Schroeder officiating. Burial followed at South Mineral Cemetery. Surviving are a daughter Harriet Lamey a son George Lyon a grandson and a granddaughter with two great grandchildren.
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Onslow
Lydia Lyon
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Frank Schroeder
Wilson Briggs
Mary Clare Jansen
Jesus
C. R. Smith
George F. French
George Paulsen
C. M. Holst
C. A. Reade
W. K. Kennedy
Alva Streeper
Monticello
Anamosa
Lisbon
Cedar Rapids
South Mineral
Lydia Spencer Lyon
Oberlin
Ohio
Roderick
Harriet Adams Spencer
Lydia
James
Melvin
Iowa
Spencerville
Lyon
Joseph B. Lyon
Harriet Lyon Lamey
George Spencer Lyon
John Max Lamey
Clear Lake
Arthur Barlow
James Arthur Barlow
John Spencer Barlow
Presbyterian Church
Dinner card games award winners noted in local page
After dinner games at five tables prizes went to Leslie Babcock Mrs Tom Lathrop Charles Blough and John Jansen. A Wyoming O E S meeting attended by a guest from Onslow. Center Junction moves announced for George Dirks. Various local visits and dinners referenced including Paulsen Blough and Luckstedt households.
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Charles Blough
Clifford Balster
U. S. Army
Elias Anderson
Wyoming
George Paulsen
Marvin Nissen
Robert
Roberta
M. P. Paulsen
Main Street
Louisa Warren
Otto Gerjets
Anamosa
Leo Brady
Olin
Raymond Luckstedt
Real Estate Transfers Key to Henry Hults and Nelsons
Real estate transfers include Cyrus Lamb to Reuben C and Irma Nelson joint tenants for a deed of one dollar and land description in section 6 83 3 west Henry Hults and Mary to Charles J Bready for twelve thousand dollars with detailed parcel bounds and public road references in the same area. The document lists multiple conveyances with specific compass bearings and boundary lines along former George Smith holdings and adjacent tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Lamb
Reuben C
Irma Nelson
Public Road
George Smith
Smith
Property conveyances and land descriptions in section notices
The fragment lists several real estate transfers and deeds. Louis LeRoy Ireland and Esther M to L. C. and Mary Westphal as joint tenants with a deed noted. John E. Bateman transfers to Ida B. Bateman with love and affection. The text references an exception parcel of one acre in section 19 and Bradstreet's addition lot details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis LeRoy Ireland
Esther M
L. C
Mary Westphal
John E. Bateman
Grantee
Ida B. Bateman
East
Bradstreet’s Add
Monticello
Rat Control Becomes Community Concern in Dense Districts
Rat control is a community issue as rats move between farms and urban areas. The article notes that even rural districts see rats traveling across borders, highlighting the need for coordinated measures.
Important Feed Hay Drives Dairy Ration Palatability
Important Feed Hay, the most important feed in the dairy ration, varies more in feeding value and in palatability than any other feed commonly used in dairy cattle feeding.
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Mutual
Comany
Center Junction Mutual Telephone Association
N. C. Holst
John Husman
Fred Brokens
Ben Heiken
Frank Dawes
Frank Himebaugh
Cliff McDonald
Gray
Raymond Batchelder
Ray Price
Army
France
George Dirks
McNeilly
Evelyn Rae
Earl Batchelder
Central City
Harm Dirks
Herbert Cox
Ed. Cox
Sand Spring
Walter Seiler
Charlotte High School
Frank ‘Himebaugh
Ruth
Will Hillers
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
Express
New York
Hunter, Walton & CO
Chambers St
N.Y
Herta Gutzeit
Army Nurse Corps
Camp Carson
Herman Gutzeit
Colo
R. J. Kleineck
Ed Kleineck
P. H. Paulsen
C. W. Orr
Bill Brady
Baldwin
Marvin Thompson
Chris Levien
Rochester
Minn
Ad. Ladies Guild
Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild
D. J. Wasson
Christian Service Guild
Five Hundred
Valentine
Federal Depow Insurance Corporation
Long's Specials
Long's Dept. Store
McNeill’s Hardware
Monticello Monument Co
Monticello, Iowa
A. J. Emmerich
SZ Furniture Fashions
Mr. Devaney
Geo. Washington
Chinaware
Devaney & Sons Furniture and Undertaking
Cascade
Devaneys
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