Soldier Orrin Kuehl Dies in France During World War II
Scotch Grove relatives learned Oct 6 of Orrin Kuehl's death in France. Orrin, son of Fred and Mrs. Kuehl of Elkader, enlisted last February and served overseas. Community notes also mention Navy day flag dedication by Scotch Grove No. 2 School and local 4-H events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
France
Scotch Grove School
George Kuehl
Orrin Kuehl
Orrin
Fred Kuehl
Elkader
Jones County
Scotch Grove No. 2
R. M. Smith
Mary Ellen Husmann
Johni
Scotch Grove 4-H Club Meets at the Paulsen Home
Neal and Larry Paulsen hosted the Scotch Grove 4-H Boys Club on Wednesday evening. Programs for the year were handed out and the work plan discussed. Committee members Paul E Ralph Neal and Ronald Paulsen were praised for their efforts. Irving Eilers and Marvin Lacock are club leaders. Work for winter days notes a potential rise in new farm machinery but warns of repair labor shortages and bottlenecks, emphasizing winter repair work to keep Iowa machines operating. Lipstick stains rule soap before vetting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Paulsen
L. A
Claude Husmann
Lyle Kuehl
James Heiken
Mary Ellen Husmann
Teddy Eby
Richard Eby
Navy
Farragut
Idaho
Kenneth Zeaddw
Monticello
Ethel Courtney
Grundy Center
Cc. P. Abbott
Paul Darting
Wilton
Carl Rickels
Clinton
Clarence Edwards
Jane Lamb Hospital
L. A. Himebaugh
Neal
Larry Paulsen
Scotch Grove
Paul E
Ralph
Ronald Paulsen
Irving Eilers
Marvin Lacock
Iowa
Edwin Lightfoot Sells Hopkinton Cafe to Wallace Holmes Group
Mr and Mrs FE Lightfoot sold their Hopkinton cafe in the Irish Building to Mr and Mrs CG Wallace and to Mr and Mrs Pete Holmes of Waterloo. Possession was given Monday morning. Mrs Wallace will run the business with two daughters assisting, and Mrs Robbins keeper of the prior cook will be retained. Lightfoot plans for the future are not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
FE. E. Lightfoot
C. G. Wallace
Peté Holmes
Waterloo
Lightfoot
Dinner Honors Anamosa Couple on Third Anniversary
Sand Spring hosts Mr. and Mrs. John Albany for a dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Marc McDonald of Anamosa on their third wedding anniversary. Out‑of‑town guests attend as Sand Spring creamery ships a carload of butter and eggs. The Snappy Susan 4‑H club meets with officers elected for the coming year. Pvt. Melvin DeVore returns to Fort Knox after an 18‑day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albany
Marc McDonald
Anamosa
Ray Chaplin
Walter
Cedar Rapids
Mr. First
Mr. Chaplin
Hawkeye Downs
Phyllis
Donna Jeanne Cox
Vivien Benter
Delaware County
Manchester
Sand Spring Creamery
Roger Pratt
Montara
Calif
Gary Roger
Pratt
Neva Wilson
Dave Wilson
Susan
Pvt
Melvin DeVore
Fort Knox
Ruth Schneiter Feted In Richland Visit
Ruth Schneiter visiting Richland Center from Los Angeles is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schneiter. A list of guests includes Yossi family, Burrichter family, Moore family, Buol, Stifler, Bauman, Harter, and others from Cedar Rapids Lost Nation and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
Carl Schneiter
Ruth
Los Angeles
Calif
John Yossi
Delores Yossi
Roland Buol
Cedar Rapids
Lewis Burrichter
Neman Moore
Helen
Pete Bauman
Louise
Will
John Stifler
Bernice Burrichter
Helen Schneiter
Monticello
Melvin Dickman
Lost Nation
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Funeral
The week featured visits by Kate Lang Hopkinton to the Buol home. Margaret Wismeier and Mrs. George Hein joined Martha Balcar in Cedar Rapids. George Allen Jr Ramona Marian and Leo Aldrich spent a Sunday at Walker with Roy Sackett. Janice Powers was buried in Hopkinton Cemetery after funeral services at Oettsch Funeral Home officiated by Rev William Grossheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Buol
Kate Lang
Hopkinton
Len Buol
Margaret Wismeier
George B. Hein
Martha Balcar
Cedar Rapids
George Allen, Jr
Ramona
Marian
Leo Aldrich
Walker
Roy Sackett
Janice Powers
Oettsch Funeral Home
William Grossheim
Hopkinton Cemetery
Proper Starch Use to Prevent Sticking When Ironing
To avoid starch sticking on fabrics such as dresses and curtains, cook the starch a little longer before dipping the article and ironing. This enhances smoothness and reduces residue on the iron.
Poison ivy control methods and Ammate product note
The article recommends using sodium chlorate or atlacide to kill outdoor poison ivy away from valuable trees. It warns against use near fruit trees. A new product Ammate is cited as highly effective and non hazardous to valuable trees if kept off bark and leaves. Express Want Ads get results.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margie Paulsen
Kem-Tone
Kem- Tone
Farmers Lumber & Supply CO
Republican
Gov
Thomas E. Dewey
Washington
U.S. Senator
Henry O. Talle
Decorah
Gov. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Federal Land Bank Farm Loan
National Farm Loan ‘Associations
the Farmers Own Loan Co
Harold B. McTavish
Sec’y Treas
3Rd Ave. S.E
Yuesdays
Over Light Company
Edwin Lightfoot
Dora Millis
Littlefield
Rachel Littlefield
St. Paul
Minn
Nancy
Jimmy Littlefield
Robert Littlefield
James Littlefield
Portland
Ore
Ensign Littlefield
Ruth Littlefield
Kaiser Shipyard Center
Charles Richards
George Schlosser
Dubuque
Irean ‘Splinter
Dickeyville
Wis
William Eike
Leo Chapman
Mahjen Seehusen
Elmer Holmes
Barney Juergens
Kirkwood
Main Street
James Kirkwood
Pete Guthrie
Andy Smith
Smith
Helen Hickman
Kate Carrick
Colfax, Wash
A. K. Cramer
Perry Wheeless
Lamont
Irvin Wiltsie
Frank Zathgerle
Camp Stuart
Robert Smith
Washington, D. C
Clarence Smith
Long Beach
Donald Smith
Newport
R. I
Betty
Francis Smith
Pittsburgh
Frederick Smith
la Tas
Canada
Kenneth Smith
F. B. Tibbitts
Clair Wheeless
F. M. Wheeless
Robert
Francis Drumberger
Lee Drumberger
Viola
Bob
Francis
Berdette Wilson
Fort Benning
Henry Wilson
Buck Creek
Victor Stead
Camp Lee
Vance Ste
4-H Club
E. H. Cox
Phyllis Cox
Dorothy Behrends
Joyce Slauson
Barbara Lang
Laura Mae Feltes
Ruth Glanz
Georgene Turnis
Ruth Schneiter
Richland
Henry Eichhorn
William “Bill” Bailey
Democratic
Express
Leigh Pearson
Second Ward
Tion
Lovell
Matthiessen Auto
Sycamore Street
Post Office
Guy M. Gillette
United States
Hsee
Guy Gillette
Vital Foreign Relations Committee
Lowa
Senate Agricultural Committee
The
Nation
Gillette
U. S
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