Long Green Club Hosts Pet Peeve Event and Awards
A group of 16 girls 1S mothers and two guests participated in an Express Want Ads event. Suzanne Mardorf was named winner while Elizabeth Specht won for singing Dreaming and JoAnn Delay Judy Poppe earned good grooming honors. Julie Schlarmann became state convention delegate. Judy Poppe eyes county office. Judith Black discussed table settings and Nancy Mardorf presented Meat and Meat Alternatives with visuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Melsha
John Fraser
Suzanne Mardorf
Elizabeth Specht
Judith Black
Nancy Mardorf
Helen Schnier
Diana Schatz
Eleanor Oltmann
Paul Gerdes
Castle Grove Fortune Finders
Judy Poppe
Janet Donovan
Julie Schlarmann
Jojann Delay
Lorraine Kehoe
Carl Poppe
Martelle 4-H elects county officer nominee Vernon Tjaden
Martelle 4-H members elected Vernon Tjaden as their county officer nominee last month at the consolidated school. The group voted to donate $10 to the roadside sign project and $5 to ILF.Y.E. Enrollment blanks were distributed and filled. Hosts were Roger Port, Paul Port, and Billy Schley.
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Martelle 4-H'ers
Vernon Tjaden
Martelle Consolidated School
Roger Port
Paul Port
Billy Schley
Washington Tigers meet at home of Smiths in April
The Washington Tigers held their regular meeting at the home of Annette and Aileen Smith in April.
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Washington Tigers
Annette
Aileen Smith
Twenty-Four Members Attend County Meeting Nominate Burds
Twenty-four members answered roll call and nominated Jack Burds for county officer. Annette Smith delivered a talk and led a discussion on soil insects.
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Jack Burds
Annette Smith
Wyoming Polly Pigtails Club Meeting Notes
The Wyoming Polly Pigtails met March 31 at the home of Rosalie and Eileen Dusanek. Members approved a $4 donation to the 4-H Builders road side signs project. Eileen Dusanek and Brenda Barnhart demonstrated Vegetable Plate. Fern Blume spoke on Care and Quality of Eggs. Barbara Holub spoke on Grooming. Connie Holub was elected club representative to the recreation leaders party. Rosalie Dusanek led recreation.
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Wyoming
Madison Jolly Janes Select Mary Jo Ehlers As Delegate
Mary Jo Ehlers of the Madison Jolly Janes 4 H club is chosen as Ames delegate and as county officer candidate. Campaign speaker is Kathleen Davis. Nine members two leaders two mothers and two guests attend at Sandee Chandlee home. Bet ter Groomed girls named Sandee Chandlee and Margaret Davis. Record books updated after the meeting. Mary Jo Ehlers spoke on Important Tips for Good Baking and Judy Denison demonstrated One Bowl Cake. Sandra Eichhorn led recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Ehlers
Madison Jolly Janes 4-H
Ames
Kathleen Davis
Sandee Chandlee
Margaret Davis
Judy Denison
Sandra Eichhorn
Scotch Grove Cornhuskers Host Monday Evening
Charles Classen will host the Scotch Grove Cornhuskers on Monday evening May 14 at his home. Roll call names a weed. A short course delegate will be elected. Gary Jansen leads a Corn Borer discussion and Keith Hagen discusses Physique. Elaine Rickless Dorothy Krutzfield Ken Paulsen and Tom Streets will conduct two demonstrations.
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Charles Classen
Scotch Grove Cornhuskers
Gary Jansen
Keith Hagen
Elaine Rickless
Dorothy Krutzfield
Ken Paulsen
Tom Streets
Luella Rickless Hosts Scotch Grove 4-H Club Meeting
Luella Rickless will entertain the Scotch Grove Sunshine 4-H club at her home Saturday afternoon May 12. Roll call features Favorite Pie with Lynn Balster and Ruth Ann Heiken presenting part of the program and Better Grooming as the special activity.
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Luella Rickless
Scotch Grove
Sunshine 4-H
Lynn Balster
Ruth Ann Heiken
Fortune Finders Hold Meeting at St Matthew Lutheran Monticello
The Castle Grove Fortune Findersmet at St Matthew Lutheran Church in Monticello on April 24 with Sharon Gerdes as hostess. Roll call initiated the gathering followed by grooming dreaming and creed contests.
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Castle Grove
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Monticello
Sharon Gerdes
County and state figures show varying Old Age and Blind aid in April
Jones county reports 304 old age cases averaging 60.22 dollars per month versus state 60.72. Blind aid in Jones averaged 58.78 for nine cases, while the statewide average was 74.11. Dependent children aid in Jones averaged 116.74 per case and 31.06 per recipient, above state averages. Delaware and Dubuque counties trailed in several categories.
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Jones County
State Department of Social Welfare
Towa
Dubuque County
Delaware
Iowa
Louisa County
Carroll County
Dubuque
Jones
Town
Delaware County
Will Complete Religious Study At Ottumwa Heights College
Margaret Dunn and Margaret Tuttle, both from Monticello, join 33 other Ottumwa Heights students to finish a course in the confraternity of Christian doctrine. Upon successful completion before May graduation, they qualify as elementary school level teachers of Christian doctrine and may offer parish catechetical services.
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Margaret Dunn
Harold Dunn
Margaret Tuttle
Charles Tuttle
Monticello
Ottumwa Heights College
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Ottumwa Heights
Pump Motor Causes Smoke at Eden Home
Faulty wiring on a pump motor led to smoke in the basement of the Tom Eden residence at Monti-View Cabin and Trailer court Friday morning. Mrs. Eden tried to reach an electrician, then called Monti cello fire department. Property suffered only the loss of the pump motor.
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Tom Eden
Monti-View
Lifetime blindness ends for Chariton man after corneal transplant
John Roberts a Chariton resident aged 50 who has been blind since age three recently received a corneal transplant to his left eye marking a hopeful milestone. In Iowa Jones county a notice of appointment of administrator W W A and executor for Frank A Royden, deceased, lists Monticello State Bank as administrator and S E Locher as executor with probate filings dated May 2 1966.
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John Roberts
Chariton
W.W.A
Iowa
Jones County
Frank A. Royden
Monticello State Bank
W.W.A. S
Cedar Rapids Couples Share Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Dean Tobiason of Cedar Rapids were Sunday dinner guests of the Tobe Caspers. Rev and Mrs Donald Caspers and family were Monday evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Tobe Caspers.
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Dean Tobiason
Cedar Rapids
Tobe Caspers
Donald Caspers
Garst Smouse to Aid Romanian Farm Project
Mr. and Mrs. David Garst and Harold Smouse of Coon Rapids traveled by plane to Romania to assist the Romanian government in establishing an experimental farm project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Garst
Harold Smouse
Coon Rapids
Romania
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Middleton
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Ter Junction
Nager
Eden
Miller’s Implement Store
Gerald Baum
RATMT
Monticello, Iowa
Millard First, Jr
Clinton
Engine Service
Fater
Methyroid
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Clinton Engines
Monument CO
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Baty
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Monte Cafe
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Arthur G. Riedel
Langworthy
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Locher, Locher & Strittmatter
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