Castle Grove Schools elect new board members at March meeting
Castle Grove directors met at No 2 school on March 15 to finalize the March 8 elections. Paul Gerdes won at No 5 to replace Paul Caspers, Fred Kromminga was reelected at No 6, and Reynold Soppe at No 2. Board members appointed to hold over include Joe Hogan No 1 John Monk No 3 Clarence Eberhart No 4 Joe Crowley No 7 Art Holub No 8 and Colin Tschantz No 9. Fred Kromminga was reelected president. All members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Paul Gerdes
Paul Caspers
Fred Kromminga
Reynold Soppe
Joe Hogan
John Monk
Clarence Eberhart
Joe Crowley
Art Holub
Colin Tschantz
Janice Bayne
Monticello
Rose Monk
William Marsh
Dougie
Linda
Cathie
Connie
Chrissie Shelley
Keith
Karen King
Colleen
Sharon Bader
Jury
Scott-McLaughlin
Lester
Larry
Linda Stahlberg
Johnny
Dorothy Bader
Diana Howie
Bobby Marsh
Miriam Young Sings in Bach Passion Sunday Concert
Miriam Young of Monticello will perform in Concordia Teachers College River Forest Illinois on March 28 at 8 p.m. The 200 voice choir conducts The Passion According to St John with guest soloists Harriet Meyer Audrey Paul Ralph Nielsen David Austin and Edward Sittler. Young trains to teach in The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod elementary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Young
Monticello
J. S. Bach
Concordia Teachers College
River Forest
Illinois
Carl L. Waldschmidt
Handel
Bach
Chicagoland
Harriet Meyer
Audrey Paul
Ralph Nielsen
David Austin
Edward Sittler
Miss Young
Concordia
Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod
Emmetsburg Razes 65-Year-Old St Marys Landmark
Old St Marys Academy in Emmetsburg is being demolished after 65 years. Newer structures rise in its place as the landmark is removed.
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Emmetsburg
University Physician To Speak At Wyoming Cancer Drive Dinner
University of Iowa School of Medicine physician Dr Elkins will headline the Jones County Cancer Society kickoff dinner at the Wyoming Lutheran Church at 7 p m on Tuesday March 30 The speaker, a leading cancer authority and chair of the UI College of Medicine committee on research, joined UI in 1947 after military service and medical graduation in 1930.
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University of Iowa School of Medicine
Jones County Cancer Society
Wyoming Lutheran Church
Elkins
Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Melvin Hein Hosts Neighborhood Card Club
Mr and Mrs Melvin Heins entertained their couples card club on Thursday evening Pinochle played at three tables with high for ladies and men won by Mrs Everett Herndon and Fred Ahrenholtz low for ladies and men Mrs Herbert Balsiger and Herbert Balsiger Trav eling Mrs Paul Schneiter Mr and Mrs Fred Ahrenholtz were guests Refreshments served after cards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hein
Everett Herndon
Fred Ahrenholtz
Herbert Balsiger
Paul Schneiter
Idle Not Club Meets At McColm Home
Mrs. Reuel McColm hosted the Idle Not club at her residence on a Thursday afternoon. Members answered roll call with My most embarrassing moment. County nurse Mrs. Donald Serbousek spoke on Civil Defense. Refreshments were provided by a committee focusing on St. Patrick's day with Bessie and Bertha Harken, Mrs. Clarence Eberhart, Mrs. Wilbur Cartano, Mrs. Austin Spahr, and Mrs. McColm assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bader
James Bader
Cedar Rapids
Paul Black
Richard Shelley
James McLaughlin
Delmar King
Ralph Bayne
W. D. McLaughlin
Alice Howie
Austin Spahr
Fred Cramer
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Zion Presbyterian Church
Coggon
Paul Caspers and
Francis Drumbarger
Lisbon
Remsen
James Smith
Tobe Caspers
Duane
William Ahlrichs
Monticello
Ahlrichs
Idle Not Club
Reuel McColm
Marion Serbousek
Judy
Dennis
St. Peter and Paul
Donald Serbousek
St. Patrick's Day
Bessie
Bertha Harken
Clarence Eberhart
Wilbur Cartano
McColm
Winter Work at Iowa Hawkeyes Football Coaches Study Films
University of Iowa football staff spends weeks after the season reviewing and reworking game films. They analyze every play for efficiency and adjust designs, assess players, and study opponents including Notre Dame to forecast next fall’s strategy.
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University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Forest Evashevski
Evy
Midwest
Iowa City
Ruis
Iowa
Towa
Notre Dame
Hawks
Wayne Masters Farmers Hold March Meeting at Wayne Center
The Wayne Masters Farmers met March 15 at Wayne Center school with 22 members answering roll call on favorite swine breeds. Virgil Behrends and Harlan Helgens discussed plans for an annual 4 H tourney and the Pick the Winner corn contest. Ed win Freese demonstrated electrical wiring lesson No 2 showing overload indicators and wire types.
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Wayne Masters
Wayne Center School
Bill Jansen
Virgil Behrends
Harlan Helgens
Pfister
Edwin Freese
Birthday gathering at Walter Heath home in Anamosa area
Wednesday evening visitors at the Walter Heath home to help Mrs. Heath celebrate her birthday included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tuetken and family Mr. and Mrs. Alva Eilers Harry Eilers and Mrs. Gertrude Clark Mrs Victor Richardson and Patricia visited Friday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs James Cantrell in Anamosa Mr and Mrs W R Baumgartner returned Monday after four weeks in Edinburg Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nieters
Max Mitchell
Anamosa
Walter Heath
Mrs. Heath
Raymond Tuetken
Alva Eilers
Harry Eilers
Gertrude Clark
Victor Richardson
Patricia
James Cantrell
W. R. Baumgartner
Edinburg
Tex
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H. J. Arens
Dyersville
C. R. Hosford
D.D.S. Iowa Electric Building
Ralph Wilson
North Cedar Street
E. W Brashaw
Baty
Chester A. Condit
General Insurance
Ross Baty General Insurance
Alvim K. Jones
Locher
Arthur G. Riedel
Langworthy
Col
Ray Fluckiger
LES Linn
Monticello, Iowa
Louie Hanken
Monticello Express
Jones County
Electrolux
Eugene Wink
W. 6Th St
Wyoming
H. B. Elkins
Entertain Neighborhood Club
Tait
Devaney Funeral Home
Cascade
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
John
Mary
Aia
Wayne Master Farmers
Ford Tudor
Ford Ford
Mercury
GMC
International
Studebaker
Freese Motors
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