Scotch Grove 4-H Girls Stage Style Show in Monticello
Scotch Grove Sunshine 4-H girls presented a style review in Monticello with Mrs. Raymond Eby as commentator and Jerome Heeren as accompanist. The program featured student models with assisting children and a final song Dreaming, followed by awards and gifts. Oak Drive Club held its June meeting with new members and prizes won, then Farm Bureau hosted a June meeting with 4-H demonstrations, a meat movie, and sewing showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Sunshine
Raymond Eby
Monticello
Boyd Chatterton
Jerome Heeren
Patricia Cass
Jill Husmann
Janet Postel
Judy Postel
Linda Paulsen
Judy Plueger
Ronnie Balsiger
Marlene Helgens
Phillip Goldsmith
Delores Helgens
Eby
Rem Electric Company
Merle Postel
Oak Drive Club
Oak Drive Community Club
Henry Rickels
August Kuper
Raymond Miche
Dave Hansen
Henry Heiken
Jack Heiken
Alpha Eby
Roy Wright
August Brokens
Deanna Brokens
Robert Schoon
Doris Foster
Stewart Leggett
Ida Cass
Arthur Rickels
Anna Linda Kiburz
Sheryl Behrends
Farm Bureau
Mr. Bollman
Joe Legg
Delores Oltmans
Helen Postel
Leola Kraut
Charles
Katherine
Cedar Rapids
Kathleen Norris
Joyce Oeschger
Mercy Hospital
Ames
Helen Tucker
Gary
Danna Hazen
Ilinois
Wisconsin Student Sue Stuhler In 1951 Tournament of Song
Sue Stuhler daughter of Mr and Mrs F S Stuhler participated in the 1951 Tournament of Song at the University of Wisconsin Memorial Union theatre in Madison. The campus event, sponsored by Sigma Alpha Iota, drew about 500 students in a yearly Wisconsin tradition.
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Sue Stuhler
F. S. Stuhler
University of Wisconsin
Memorial Union Theatre
State University
Madison
Wisconsin
Sigma Alpha Iota
National Music Fraternity
Himebaughs Sell Center Junction Store To Dart
Frank Himebaugh and son in law Walter Seiler sold the H and S general merchandise station to E. E. Dart who took possession on Wednesday June 13. Seiler and family plan to move to Elgin Illinois as Dart assumes duties while Himebaugh retires after 32 years in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himebaughs
Center Junction
Dart
Frank Himebaugh
Walter Seiler
H and S
E. E. Dart
Seiler
Elgin
Ill
Elgin Watch Making College
Himebaugh
Daily Bible School
Alan Serbousek
Naomi Oak
Jerry Ann Dart
Dick Naylor
Donald Kruithof
Anamosa Journal
Gladys McNeilly
Good “Samaritan
Bible School
Ethel Kruithof
Grand Rapids
Mich
Floyd O. Smith
Philippine Islands
S. G. Thompson
Smith
Mr. Thompson
Lenox College
Joe Meade
Myrna
Mike
John Gray
Mr. Meade
Howard Powelson
Chillicothe
Powelson
Mr. Powelson
Roy Ralston
John
Thompson
Ashland
Maquoketa Caves
Frank Husman
Monticello
Walter Bartels
The
Reformed Church
William Schmidt
Billy
Calumet City
III
George Wessels
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Tobias Hinrichs
Leroy
Betty
John Hinrichs
Belle Watson
Cedar Rapids
Harold Brown
May Frink
Brown
Watson
Jack Gray
Stanley Waggoner
John Husman
Elmer Andrews
Richard Andrews
Louis Eggers
Postville
Will Plueger
Bertha Mae
Ras Plueger
Fred Lee
Huron
S. D
Vernice Drury
Phyllis
Aurora
Ralph Husman
Jerry Ann
Delores
Backbone State Park
Andrew Serbousek
Eliza Serbousek
Margaret Nelson
Lyle Thompson
Lyman Thompson
Wyoming
George Burch
Ray Price
Carlyle Johnson
Fairfield
Norman Johnson
Marvin Glover
Will Leech
C. E. Stowers
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Goettich
ED Huibregtse
Peter A. Kurt
Delaware Co
Iowa
Locher & Locher
Locher Bldg
Monticello, Iowa
Maquoketa
William Bohler
Robert Gray
Clinton and
DeWitt
Harry Chase
John Loop
Hopkinton
Presbyterian Church
Don Serbousek
Alan Serbouseks
Bobby
Thomas Hardersen
Osceola
LeMars
Buchanan County
Birds Federation
Acces
Wilcox Hatchery
Dewitt Drug
Express
Stuhler
Dodge
Coth
Schoon Motor Company