Wyoming Church Activities Reported This Week
The Wyoming Zion Lutheran church hosts a planning meeting for a spiritual life mission with pastors and church leaders from Anamosa Cedar Rapids Monticello and Wyoming. Bible school runs June 1 3 9 10 and 13 15 with services picnics contests and an outdoor second service precedes a church picnic.
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Anamosa
Cedar ‘Rapids
Monticello
Wyoming
Wyoming Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Women of Zion
Herman Brunscheen
Martin E. Petersen
Ronald Holtz
Clarence Romer
Howard Day
John Hinrichs
Elmer Timm
Co-Workers
Bible School
Wyoming ‘Lutheran
Oxford Junction
Sutton Claytonian Club Plans Fall Activities
Mrs Ronald Hanna hosted the Claytonian club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Roll call was an exchange of seeds and bulbs. Mrs Kyle Alden outlined topics for next fall extension lessons including child development family life home furnishings textiles clothing food nutrition housing and home management. Forms were sent to Helen Tucker home economist for reports to be tabulated.
Township Social Hour With Games and Prizes
The township hosted a social hour where residents discussed preferred topics, enjoyed games, and received prizes. A hostess provided lunch after the activities.
Clay Township Farm Bureau Holds Regular Meeting
The Clay township Farm Bureau met at the Onslow Community room Monday evening with Bill Reade presiding. Leslie Kral of Cedar Rapids spoke as guest speaker. organizers listed include Mr. and Mrs. Allen Chatterton and others. Mrs. James Moran learned of her aunt Mrs. Kate Post's death in Los Angeles on May 22. burial there with sister Mrs. Gertie Reimer and nieces and nephews surviving.
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Clay Township Farm Bureau
Onslow
Bill Reade
Leslie Kral
Cedar Valley Farm Business Association
Cedar Rapids
Allen Chatterton
Howard Horn
John A. Petersen
Rufus Browne
James Moran
Kate Post
Los Angeles
Calif
Gertie Reimer
Local families host dinners and visits across Cedar Rapids area
San Diego guests Mr and Mrs Richard Cannen and three children joined Mrs Nettie Reid's niece for a Monday dinner with Edwin Reid. The Moran families celebrated Joe Moran's birthday in Cedar Rapids. Several locals, including Mrs Rufus Browne, will teach in Center Junction and others visited Cedar Rapids. Claude Carr of Maquoketa visited and stayed with his son Paul.
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Richard Cannen
San Diego
Calif
Arlie Becker, Jr
Lloyd Preston
Edwin Reid
Cannen
Nettie Reid
Mr.Reid
James Moran
Moran
Joe Moran
Cedar Rapids
Rufus Browne
Center Junction
Ronald Hanna and
Claude Carr
Maquoketa
Paul
Jerry Topping
Kyle Alden
Artie Becker, Jr
Berniece Thompson to Receive Diploma at Dubuque School
Berniece Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarke Thompson Hopkinton will take part in the 103rd commencement at the University of Dubuque Friday June 3. A Buck Creek high school graduate she will receive an associate in arts diploma in teaching and an elementary teaching certificate upon completion in August 1955. She is a member of the Student Christian association and Iota Chi Sigma and plans elementary teaching.
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Hopkinton
Berniece Thompson
Clarke Thompson
University of Dubuque
Buck Creek High School
Miss Thompson
Dubuque
Student Christian Association
Iota Chi Sigma
Mrs LeRoy Good Visit with Schrader Family in Bozeman
Mrs LeRoy Good and her son from Bozeman Montana are visiting at the home of her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Henry Schrader.
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Mrs. LeRoy. Good and Son
Bozeman, Mont
Mrs. Good
Henry Schrader
Three Local Ladies Mark High Eighties and Nineties Birthdays
At Britt Mrs L P Callison recently observed her 98th birthday. Nearby Britt resident Augusta Rasmuson turned 97 days earlier. In Duncan Mrs Anna Wellik also reached the age of 97.
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Britt
L. P. Callison
Augusta Rasmuson
Duncan
Anna Wellik
Onslow Neighborhood Picnic and Local Habits Report
Onslow hosts a May 15 neighborhood picnic at Spencerville School with Hazel Bearinger noted as a local teacher. Dillon Propst rebuilds near Spencerville School with Ted Miller as carpenter. County Legion auxiliary social in Wyoming includes Ava Bramer and Elva Hall. Alumni banquet attended by Neal Paulsen and others from Monticello High School. Mary Jo Moran now works at Clinton Machine Co. Cedar Rapids workers Nancy Westphal and Nina Fuchs stay with W. Thompson family in Marion. Streeper lawn faculty picnic honors Wagners. Bernie Keating returns from Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids after heart treatment. Kenneth Twachtmann and Madge Kleineck visit from Cedar Rapids. Hearn and Monk of Monticello fire department speak at May 11 Farm Bureau. Corn planting is near completion in area.
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Onslow
Spencerville School
Hazel
Bearinger
Dillon Propst
Ted Miller
Ava Bramer
Elva Hall
County Legion Auxiliary
Wyoming
Neal Paulsen
Monticello High School
Lee Haring
Leland
Mississippi River
Mary Jo Moran
Clinton Machine Co
Maquoketa
Nancy Westphal
Nina Fuchs
Cedar Rapids
Nina
Bernie. Keating
Mercy Hospital
Kenneth ‘Twachtmann
Madge Kleineck
Vic Kleineck
Paul Hearn
Lester Monk
Monticello
Nine Jones County dairymen to receive herd production certificates
Joe E. Legg announces Purebred Dairy Cattle association honors for nine members of Jones County Dairy Herd Improvement No. 1. Supervisor Lowell Underwood will present the certificates to R. J. and W. C. Bone Monnticello Alvin Byerly Anamosa Frank Decker and Son Clarence Frederick Decker London Kenneth Howie Monticello Phead and Burmeister Center Junction George Slater and Son Olin Max Specht Monticello for high butterfat production in the last testing year.
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Jones County
Joe E. Legg
Alvin Byerly
Anamosa
Frank Decker
Center Junction
George Slater and Son
Olin
Max Specht
Monticello
Auxiliary States Election Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion hall on Tuesday June 7 at 8 p.m. Officers will be elected.
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Auxiliary States Election Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Disabled Persons Urged to Contact Security Officials
Social security district manager H. T. Thorson urges seriously disabled individuals who worked in eligible employment to contact officials by June 30. Applying to freeze social security earnings can protect future benefits and survivors payments if death occurs after June 30. A Dubuque office representative will be at Anamosa courthouse on Tuesday June 7 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. and at Monti-
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H. T. Thorson
Dubuque
Social Security
Thorson
Social Security Office
Anamosa
Monti
Summer farm work requires social security cards
High school graduates and others planning summer work on farms or in town must have social security account number cards. Application blanks are available at the nearest post office, according to Thorson.
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Cello
Thorson
Flags Cleaned Free If Shown June 14
Dry cleaners in the Express area were urged to join a nationwide drive offering free flag cleaning in exchange for displaying the colors on Flag Day June 14. The appeal came from Commander Seaborn Collins of the American Legion and the National Institute of Drycleaning, with posters sent to participating stores. Frank Williams, Post Commander, urged Monticello residents to show their true colors.
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Express
Seaborn Collins
The
American Legion
National Institute of Drycleaning
Frank Williams
Monticello
Farm Training Program For Veterans At Olin Organized
An Olin school meeting Tuesday evening began organizing a farm training class for Korean War veterans. Eligible veterans come from Jones Cedar and Linn counties to enroll.
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Olin
Jones, Cedar
Linn Counties
Heiserman Speaks at 92nd State Bar Convention Des Moines
Hon W J Heiserman judge of the 18th district is among speakers at the 92nd annual Town State Bar convention in Des Moines. The event runs from June 1 to June 3 with several Jones County attorneys in attendance.
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Anamosa
J. E. Heiserman
18Th Judicial District
Town State Bar Association
Des Moines
Jones County
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