Onslow PTA January meeting highlights and social events
The January Onslow PTA met in the school with Mrs. C. R. Smith and Mrs. Melvin Ingwersen directing Books Suitable for Different Grades. Social events followed including 500 club prizes won by Mrs. Moenk and others, and dinners hosted by various local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Smith
Melvin Ingwersen
Herman Gutzeit
Larkin Club
Howard Green
Marvin Null
Dubuque
Mary Ellen McKinstry
Max Hamilton
Roxie Bullock
Bessie Moats
Ruth Fayram
Ladies’ Guild
Ed Pottle
Cedarapids
Freel
Bethel
Wanda Bullock
Jewel Sherman
Laura Holst
Lois Bullock
W. K. Kennedy
Eleanor
Marilee
Miami
Fla
S. G. Hutton
Ruston
Vera Paul
Vyrl Stirsky
Cedar Rapids
Harold Jordan
Stirsky
Ed Pottie
Arthur Pottle
Robert Serbousek
Elias Anderson
Wyoming
George Paulsen
N. C. Holst
Laura
California
Hope White
E. Horton
Anamosa
Thomas Gutzeit
Onslow School
John Peterson
Tommy
George Sears
Howard Willison
O.E.S
Pat Edwards
Hull
State Center
M. P. Paulsen
Colonel Paulsen
Clare Westphal
Joe Hextable
Peter Paulsen
George
Ben Paulsen
Joe Ladehott
Emil Paulsen
E. Horton and Son
Genoa
Neb
Tom Eichhorn
Harry Paulsen
Cecil Koon
H. W Koon
Ellsworth Welch
Clinton
H. W. Koon
John M. Peterson
Otto Koranda
Mike Koranda
E. K. Peters
E. F. Paulsen
Buys
Harry Kedeley
Monmouth
L. C. Hannahs
Monmouth Real Estate
Russell Allen
Davenport
Wil Mackrill
Ben Heiken
Lyle Tompkins
Wilson Briggs
Herman Erickson
Washington, D. C
Zacharias Erickson
Decorah
George Aulsen
Elsie Erickson Manuel
Ed Kleineck
Iowa City
Herman Seehusen
Kitty
Onslow High School
Princess
Joanne Paulsen
Phyllis Ritenour
Town Crier
Darrell Hicks
Minuet Chorus
Duane Hicks
Rosemary Kleineck
Betty
Community scenes in Scotch Grove gathering week
In Scotch Grove Mrs. D. C. Sinclair hosts two gatherings at the W. B. Clark home last Wednesday. The Presbyterian aid society sewed a 600-name memory quilt to fund church repairs, then an evening farm bureau program featured Laura Lacock, Mr. Smith, and Esther Sinclair along with photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Clark
Presbyterian Aid Society
Lester Kuhns
Treasury
M. M. Sinclair
D. O. Sinclair
Farm Bureau
John Otten
Cass
Laura Lacock
Smith
New Orleans
Glen Jones
Washington
Clifton Abbott
Spokane
Wash
Gilbert Cooper
A. B. Nichols
Cooper
Cedar Rapids
Paul Paulsen Jr
L. R. Himebaugh
Lyle Kuehl
C. B. Carson
May Himebaugh
Frank Himebaugh
Center Junction
John Rader
Bertha Latta
Royden
Otto Powlishta
Mitchell
Oxford Junction
Arend Balsier
Madison
Wis
Balster
George Bohlken
Ray Plueger
Tucson
Ariz
Mae Himebaugh
Leslie Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Paul Smith
Anamosa
S. G. Thompson
J. M. Moses
T. E. Stanton
S. W. Clark
S. L. McCammon
J. R. McNeilly
W. S. Pangburn
A. Alyea
Center Junction News Briefs On Business Sale And Local Events
Frank L. Himebaugh sells his general merchandise store to Dean McDonald with possession due March first. The post office will occupy part of the remodeled store and Mrs. Himebaugh remains postmistress. Auto crash on Onslow road injures Norris and Hansen. Hansen drives away unharmed. A new Center Junction locker service prepares 215 stalls after leasing the feed mill for refrigeration within 30 days. Funeral attendees span several states. local notices cover church society gatherings, hospitalizations, and visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Himebaugh
Dean McDonald
Himebaugh
Center Junction
C. A. McDonald
Mike
Oscar Hansen
Frank Norris
Hansen
Onslow Road
George McDonald
Mr. Norris
Anamosa Hospital
Iowa City
Mike Hansen
Arthur Wilcox
George Dirks
Creamery Company
Mora
Minn
James A. Manuel
Mason City
Jennie Riehn
Emily Lee
Britt
Andrew Anderson
Dillon Anderson
Albert Anderson
Rock Island, Ill
Howard Porter
Davenport
M. Warren
Will Bailey
Wilbur
Cedar Rapids
Herman Brodersen
Orla Dawes
Art Lincoln
Austin Allen
Clay Peck
C. H. P. Hansen
Manuel
S. G. Thompson
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Selma DeShaw
Gus Dreibelbis
T. E. Stanton
Homemakers Study Group Meets East of Town for Picnic
The homemakers study group gathered at Mrs. Chris Guill’s home east of town on Tuesday for a noon picnic. Velma Paulsen and Martha Heiken led the lesson on clothes for children aged two to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Guill
Velma Paulsen
Martha Heiken
Death of Harry Smith in San Francisco shocks Cascade
Mrs. L F Barrett learns of her brother in law Harry Smith's sudden death in San Francisco. Smith married Julia Hickey of Chicago. The couple, well known in Cascade, had visited here. Dr and Mrs Barrett travel to Chicago to meet the body before its onward journey to Washington for funeral services. Smith was an AAA executive based in San Francisco. The couple had just returned to Washington for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Barrett
Harry Smith
San Francisco
Obituary and sympathy note with scattered family details
The article records a funeral accompanying Dolores Barrett of Cas cade now in California and mentions her return to the coast to work at the Southern Pacific hospital. Dr. and Mrs. Barrett visited their daughter in Chicago. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Smith. A son, Harry J., a law student, also survives the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast
Dolores Barrett
R. N
Cascade
California
Sensational medicine offers new pleasant relief
An advertisement promises relief from sluggish stomach gas and bloating with nature’s herbs and iron. It touts a trial bottle for 25 cents and requires bringing a coupon to Kay's Drug Store before Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Williams
Kay
Soybeans and alfalfa to feed a brood sow
Two bushels of soybeans along with alfalfa hay will supply sufficient protein for an average brood sow during the winter season.
Hybrid corn's feeding value matches open pollinated types
The statement notes that hybrid corn is unlikely to exceed the feeding value of open pollinated varieties of the same maturity, suggesting no clear advantage in nutrition or energy output for hybrids under these conditions. The emphasis is on comparative equivalence rather than superiority.
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Queen’s Attendants
Beverly Hicks
Phyllis Warms
Edna Heeren
Max Pottle
Forest K. Ripperton
Lucille Husman
Arnold Bickford
Dick Wherry
Howard Leinen
D. C. Sinclair
Teddy McDonald
Scott McDonald
Maquoketa
Donald Ketelsen
John Ketelsen
John McDonald
Nelle Morey
Dreibelbis
Ray Bohler
John Carson
Elmer Schrader
Ray Tibbitts
Dillon Story
R. P. Clark
Wilma
C. H. Nelson
F. L. Himebaugh
Mount Vernon
Helen
Cornell
B. D. Heiken
Roy Bohler
Simpson
Kansas
Fred Schlemme
Lisbon
F. L. Serbeusek
Don Nagel
Frank Preston
Fri
Louis Buresh
Concertina Orchestra
Chevrolet
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Ton
J. B. Zimmerman and Son
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Jones County Produce Co
Iowa
Federal Land Bank
Harold B. McTavish
Light Company
Ames
Chicago, Ill
Des Moines
Kansas City, Mo
Madison, Wis
Marshalltown
Muscatine
Omaha, Nebr
Oskaloosa
Rochester, Minn
Sioux City
Spencer
St. Paul, Minn
Waterloo
Waverly West Union
Northwestern Bell Telephone CO
Williams Formula
Shellane
Darling
CITY
Monticello Gas & Appliance Co
TLC
LeeLee
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