George Johnson Dies at Iowa City Hospital
George Johnson a native of Onslow died Wednesday night in an Iowa City hospital after long declining health. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Wyoming Lutheran Church with Rev. Herbert Groening officiating. Pallbearers from Onslow included Charles and Raymond Taylor Ben Harms Ben Paulsen and Jens Jensen. Burial followed at Wyoming. He is survived by two brothers Frank and Carl of Onslow and three sisters Mrs John Petersen Onslow Mrs Orlie Urban Wyoming and Mrs Henry Kammerman Martelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
George Johnson
Iowa City
Herbert Groening
Lutheran Church
Wyoming
Charles and
Raymond Taylor
Ben Harms
Ben Paulsen
Jens Jensen
Olin
Frank
Carl
John Petersen
Orlie Urban
Henry Kammerman
Martelle
Monticello Saturday Socials Include Birthday and Farewell
Clark plans a Saturday gathering at Monticello with guests Mrs Overholt Harold and family from Clinton and Mrs Northrop moving to Kansas City. Sunday dinners host Howard Green and Emil Paulsen households with many relatives present. A box social raised 3190 for the Community hall fund.
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Harold Overholt
Johnnie
Alice Overholt
Dwight Northrop
Jimmie, Clinton
Fannie Hicks
Mabel Paulsen
Judy
Howard Green
Overholt
Northrop
Kansas City
Russell Orr
Francis
Louis Moran
Leo Keating
Dubuque
Leonard Yartwig
Olin
Emil Paulsen
Ray Mierhe
Jan Ti
Mercy Hospital
Anmamasa
Muari
Mabel Streeper
Marvin
Home Hazards and Cold Weather Kill More in Winter
Safety experts warn home hazards cause most fatal injuries during winter with 1946 figures showing 33 000 accidental home deaths. Falls lead at 50 percent, burns and explosions second, with children under five and seniors over sixty-five disproportionately affected.
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National Conservation Bureau
The
Association of Casualty and Sarety Companies
Thomas N. Boate
Boate
Boote
Dessert bridge favors served by Minneapolis hostesses
Mrs Belle Murphy hosted at Minneapolis with Mrs Mabel Paulsen presiding over a dessert bridge Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs Fannie Hicks Mrs Florence Wher ry and Mrs Floyd Chatterton.
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Belle Murphy
Minneapolis
Mabel Paulsen
Fannie Hicks
Florence Wherry
Floyd Chatterton
Jimmy Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Paulsen
Nora Streets
Marion Clark
Lee Streets
Cliff McDonald
Common Cold Demands Prompt Attention
The common cold, despite its name, stands as mankind’s most frequent disease. The text argues its striking prevalence and labels illness as a form of disease demanding recognition.
Rest and diet key to treating a cold
Advice urges rest and easily digested foods with plenty of liquids to fight a cold. If fever develops, contact a doctor and stay in bed until cleared. Also notes Magic Wire a new aircraft wire to reduce fire hazards and plane weight.
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Geo. Johnson
Home Neighbors Club
Otis Scripture
Spencerville School
Scripture
Monmouth
Tula Huffman
Cornet
Mynerva Shott
Montgomery DeKale
Hulda Allen
Erma Beck
Helena Allen
Faye Mayberry
Bunce
Glayds Snyder
Goldie Scriture
John Master Fayram
MP Paulsen
Fanerg
Clark
Monticello
Siephone
Doen
Edoin
Johnson
University Hospital
Ted Hamilton
Lioasd
Preston
Maquoketa
Nettie Alberry
Community Hall Fund
C. M. Holst
George Guyan
Chicago
J. L. Hanson
Texas
H. G. Manuel & Son
Hans Hinrichsen
Hampshire
Center Junction
Owa
Electrolux Cleaners
Call J. C. Bender
E. Grand St
Niys Hedlddkee
Plueger Garage
Iowa
E. F. Plueger
ESS
Cara
Miller’s
Matthiessen
Neee Greyhound
TTT
Interstate Transit
Eclipse Lumber Co
D. M. Bell
Mgr
Ford
Ford Trucks
Schuetz Motor Co
Betty Crocker
Red River
Rochester
del Haven
Ring Bologna
Suds
Folgers Mountain
Suzy Bell
Schumacher
Jack Sprat
Sugar
Ator
Jonathon
White
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
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