Services Monday For Klaude Dick In Wyoming
Funeral services for Klaude Dick 64 longtime educator who died suddenly Friday afternoon from a heart attack were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church with Rev F E Somerville in charge. Burial was in Wyoming Cemetery. Dick taught over 20 years serving as superintendent in Hedrick Webster Monmouth and others and recently taught agriculture at the GI training school in Maquoketa. He was active in El Kahir Shrine Masons OES and the Methodist church. He was married to Grace Day of Wyoming in 1914 who survives with a daughter a granddaughter two brothers and two sisters.
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Wyoming
Klaude Dick
Methodist Church
F. E. Somerville
South Dakota
South Dakota State Teachers College
Iowa State College
Hedrick, Webster and
Monmouth
Maquoketa
el Kahir Shrine
Cedar Rapids
A. M
O.E.S
Grace Day
Joe Cathey
Louis Dick
Spencer, S.D
Robert Dick
East Orange
N. J
Oscar
Dorothy) Norberg
Hawarden
Clarence
Mildred) Andersen
Alcester
S. D
Gilbert Ireland
Hopkinton
G. W., Ireland
Milwaukee
Lloyd Collier
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Collier
Frank Starry
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapida
Cecil James
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Kate Tasker
Ivan J. Mader
Gerald Mader
Wayne University
Detroit
Mich
Mader
Alpha Omega Alpha
Sigma Xi
Detroit Physiological Society
Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters
Detroit Receiving Hospital
Morris Somerville
Hutchinson, Kan
Phyllis Somerville
Traer
W. W. Somerville
Ben Warren
Robert Siex
Margaret Kerr
Onslow
Canton Dinners Roll Across Rural Iowa in Week
A string of visits and meals links Canton area families with relatives and friends across Cedar Rapids Maquoketa Olin Lost Nation Center Junction and surrounding towns. Notable notes include Dr. R S Betts visiting family in Davenport and the retirement of P. P. Sullivan after 64 years in teaching.
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Canton
Claude Wilmot
Kearney
Neb
Jessie Brown
Retta Shoaff
Andrew
George Wosoba
Julius Thomson
Tom Bearinger
Emmett Bearinger
Rachel Huffman
Lula
Gladys Snyder
Monmouth
Dewey Weets
Seward Coppes
Cedar Rapids
Roy West
Willard Dague
R. S. Betts
Bud
Davenport
Kenneth
Korea
Johnny Shadey
Near Olin
Earl Bickford
Iowa City Hospital
Nelda Bailey
Barbara
Rose Mary
Phoenix
Ariz
Harlie Clark
Mr. Clark
Lost Nation
Frank Clark
Stuart Wosoba
Hurstville
Rose Mary McCarty
Shirley Smith
Garry Houston
David Howell
Wayne Edwards
Maquoketa
John Taylor
Spencerville
Walter Werden
Charlie Harding
Baldwin
Joe Bearinger
Hazel
Onslow
Max Reyner
Monticello
Dale Chapman
Paul Bickford
Sterling
Richard Bickford
Olin
Jerry Bickford
Near Maquoketa
Phyllis McGaffee
Kendall Dean
Clinton
Junior
Max Templeton
Galena
Ill
Emma Streets
Clarence Howell
Bud Douglas
Center Junction
Ila Brown
Gene Ralston
Tom Byerly
Gopher hunting ends in injury for Franklin County farmer
Lee Hansen, a Franklin county farmer, faced a severe accident when his 410 shotgun discharged after hitting a craw bar on his tractor. The incident struck his knee and he was hospitalized for several months.
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Gopher
Franklin County
Lee Hansen
Castle Grove Brief News Roundup
John Stadt mueller stayed with his son Arthur near Center Junction. Ruth Spahr goes to the State 4-H girls meeting in Ames. No services at Peniel Hopkinton due Rogation rites. Stanley Hosford’s foot crushed on Wednesday while on a cultivator. cast expected. Scott McLaughlin recovery from fall proceeding well. Richard Cartano from Chicago visiting his parents W R Cartano. Cartano family gathering Sunday. Delmar King and son of South Dakota visited Fred L Kromminga. Herman Hahn family visited Cedar Rapids. Children’s Day observed at Peniel Sunday evening.
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Ruth Alden
Denver
Colo
Harriet Alden
Wyoming
Fred Benischek
Albuquerque
N. M
Emil Jansen
Dusanek
F. E. Somerville
Methodist Church
Waterloo
Roche Memorial Library
Ardyth Kennelly
John Wilkes Booth
Caroline Hicks
Washington, D. C
Cherry Ames
Iowa
Walter Sullivan
Roy Miller
Miller
Webster Street
Sullivans
Lyman Fraser
James Willman
Carolyn
Allen
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Judy
Janet Willman
Bert Peck
Florida
Robert Beasley
San Clemente
Calif
Theodore Becker
Beasley
Maxine Sherman
Harvey Sexter
Milwaukee
G. W. Ireland
Castile Grove
John Stadtmueller
Arthur
Center Junction
Ruth Spahr
Ames
Peniel
Hopkinton
Stanley Hosford
Scott
James McLaughlin
I Vle Hosford
Clarence Hosford
Monticello
Rowley
Richard Cartano
Chicago
W. R. Cartano
Cartano
Haying Accidents and Mechanization on Iowa Farms
Norval Wardle of Iowa State College notes mechanization changes haying hazards rather than raising total accidents. Machines cannot think, unlike horses, so operators must plan steps. PTO tangling can occur. tractors are more controllable but faster work raises injury severity. Wardle suggests safety tips.
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Iowa
Norval Wardle
Iowa State College
Wardle
Hay making safety guidance for tractor operation
This notice stresses using well maintained equipment and keeping the power take-off shield in place. It advises stopping to lubricate adjust repair or clean, wearing snug clothing, banning riders especially children, and standing on the ground rather than the edge of the load when unloading from a barn setting.
Worker in Newton Is Knocked Out by Live Wire
During machinery testing at a Newton plant William Browm touched a live wire and was knocked unconscious. He was rushed to a hospital and released the next day.
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Newton
William Browm
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Harold R. Marshall
James Mohr
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Wyoming High School
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Aldens
Don Schlimmer
T.M
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Kent
Corn Belt
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery
Monticello, Iowa
Ray Kreeb
Lowe Brothers
P.P. Sullivan
Adair
Castle Grove
Delmar King and Son
Fred L. Kromminga
Herman Hahn
Saturady
Peuiel
Reopem
Hargrave Cleaners
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Claus Station
Central City
Central City Produce CO
Claus Produce
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Ketel H Ad Ay
Chevrolet
Matthiessen Auto and Supply Company
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