Hold Funeral Services Monday For Former Hopkinton Citizen
Leora C. Good 76, former Hopkinton resident, died Feb 28 in Cedar Rapids. Born Feb 4, 1869 near Sand Springs, she married John W. Good in 1891. Survived by daughter-in-law Berdina, three grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Turner chapel Cedar Rapids Monday at 1:80. Burial Oakwood Mon ticello. Rev. Irwin officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Leora C. Good
Cedar Rapids
Leora Chaplin
Elliott
Jane Chaplin
Sand Springs
John W. Good
South Fork
Amy Slauson
Moline
Irving G. Chaplin
Louis L. Chaplin
Turner Chapel
D. Keith Irwin
Oakwood Cemetery
Monticello
Castle Grove Fortune Finders Meet at Deischer Home
Castle Grove Fortune Finders gathered Thursday evening February 21 at Charlotte and Nancy Deischer home with 13 members and Ruth Spahr joining. The program featured quick breads cereal breakfast and cream soup demonstrations by Audrey Oltmans Lois Caspers and Nancy Deischer followed by games and a lunch. A Wayne Farm Bureau talk by Cris Randolph discussed soil fertility manure nitrogen phosphorus and potash return rates and fertilizer analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove Fortune Finders
Charlotte
Nancy Deischer
Ruth Spahr
Audrey Oltmans
Lois Caspers
Cris Randolph
Wayne Farm Bureau
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Organize Basketball Team
Regular meeting at Janaan Meier’s home with fifteen members and three visitors. A Date Bread demonstration by Margaret Filers and a Measure Me health talk by Miriam Young preceded plans to form a Center Junction basketball team.
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Scotch Grove
Sunshine Girls
Janaan Meier
Margaret Filers
Miriam Young
Center Junction
Farm Bureau Weekly Calendar Highlights Local Meetings
The Lovell Farm Bureau meeting featured Cris Randolph discussing soil conservation with rainfall details and water use for crops. He noted 900 pounds of water per pound of alfalfa and argued for soil retention, residue incorporation, and a full farm plan by the Jones county soil conservation district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Farm Bureau
John Wilcox
Cris Randolph
Soil Conservation District
Jones County
Forester to Visit Richland Township for Woodlot Demo
An extension forester will visit Richland township on Saturday after noon, March 9, to demonstrate appraising a farm woodlot for maximum financial return. The event, hosted by Mrs. John Buol’s farm at 1 30, aims to boost value from woodlots and permanent pastures, with guidance from the trained forester.
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F. F. Allen
Marjorie Allen
Latakia
Syria
C. K. Greer
India
Margaret Greer
Glenn Eyler
Robert Burns
Baker
Edna Burns
Bob
Caney
South Pacific
San Francisco
Calif
Beaumont
Tex
Panama Canal
New Orleans
Ottumwa Naval Base
Maggie Kelley
Hopkinton
Monticello
Richland Township
John Buol
The
Young Farmers Club
Bernard
Iowa
North Garryowen
Cascade
Dan Driscoll
Rat Chews Wires At Hamburg Drug Store
A large rat entered the Stoner drug store at Hamburg and began chewing a rubber covered cord in a hot socket. The rat bit into a live wire and was killed to stop further damage.
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Stoner
Hamburg
Onslow Daily Notes March Relocations and Local Appointments
Onslow families move to new locations March 1 including Jig Wasson George Lyon and the Wilcox family. Local business changes feature Clover Farm Store sold to A L Foch and the Jordans remaining in Onslow. Community notices include veterans’ service updates travel to Cedar Rapids visits and a 45th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs E Horton. Lyle Williams enlists in the U S navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
D. Jig Wasson
George Lyon
Harriet Lamey
Howard Remington
Canty
Center Junction
Bill Husman
Erickson
Edwin Wilcox
Husmans
Clover Farm
A. L. Foch
Cedar Rapids
M. P. Paulsen
Jimmy
Larry Paulsen
Ronald Hanna
Ben Heiken
Towa
Wilfred Wherry and
Harold Borglum
Jimmy Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Frank Snyder
Dale Orr
Clayton Snyder
U. S
John
Elsie Callahan
W. H. Orr
Margaret Ann Callahan
Pat Creigan
Mrs. E. Horton
Lyle Williams
U.S. Navy
Lovell Township Organizes Boys Club
Seven boys attended the Lovell 4 H Boys club meeting on February 25 with leaders Richard Mardorf assistant Dale Adams and officers Loren Freese president Duane Freese secretary treasurer George Leytem. County president Paul Messerli emphasized local club value and four fathers and assistant director Grover Miehe attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell 4-H
Richard Mardorf
Dale Adams
Loren Freese
Duane Freese
George Leytem
Paul Messerli
Grover C. Miehe
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Farmers Progressive Club
NTS
O.E.S. School of Instruction
Robert Littlefield
University of Wisconsin
B. M. Ferguson
Robert
Madison
Wis
Naval Training School
Raymond Lutz
Hobart
Ind
R. E. Lux
Delbert Budden
Petersburg
Nick Budden
Charles Thies
Clark
S. D
Lewis Peters
Delhi Township
Leslie Meyers
Great Lakes
Ruth Winch
Pamella
I. W. Johnson
Kirkwood
College
Melchert
Castle Grove
Fortune Finders
Wayne Willing
Wayne Willing Workers
Donna Ward
Cargill Ea Ae the
Cargill
Farm Bureau Weekly
Lyle Thompson
Wayne
Dwight Gerdes
Iowa-Indiana
Rockford, Ii
Harry Avance
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Greiser
Ed Behrends
Marilyn
Lila Bramer
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Fred Bramer
Belle Howard
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Leo Allen
Maquoketa
Leslie Babcock
McNeilly Hybrid Seed Company
Red Oak
Ruth Tomlinson
Jay Tomlinson
Eileen Paulsen
Ann Tomlinson
Lovell Township
L. A. Petersen
Feed Service
Farmer Canning Factory
Monticello Implement & Truck Co
Sani
Wheaties
Perfex
Prunes
Sunkist
Tidy House Cleaner
Wrigley's Spearmint Gum
Campbell’s Tomato Soup
Farmers Mutual Creamery Company
IOW
Ayrshire
Poland
Marion
Allis-Chalmers
W. C. Allis-Chalmers
John Deere
Rock Island
Triumph
International
Ray Bliesmer
Joe Herard
Cascade, Iowa
al Deke
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