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Monticello Express in Monticello, Iowa

11 Nov 1948

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Monticello Express

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Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1948

Page

8

Burial for Donald Casteel in Hopkinton Nov 4

The body of Pfe. Donald K. Casteel arrived in Hopkinton for burial after dying near Dinslaken Germany during World War II. Funeral at the Methodist church with Rev. George Goodrick officiating. Burial in Hopkinton cemetery. Survivors include his parents two daughters four brothers and one sister.

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Hopkinton Pfe Donald K. Casteel Marie Blanchard Here Donna Marie Barbara Jean Davenport Donald Cedar Rapids Modern Equipment Armed Forces Camp Hood Texas Fort Meade 9Th Armored Division Dinslaken Germany Margarten Holland R. E. Lux Russell Lux, Jr Lafayette Ind Russell Emerson William Lux Ames James William N. O. Talmadge Alice Wilson Matthew Wilson Buck Creek Nahaniel Oran Talmadge Delaware County N. Mek Mary Wilson John Beitz Charles Hogg Ed Bacon Henry Thomas John Roy Ira Earl Wilson H. A. Miles Delhi Frank Wilson Ryan William Wilson Manchester Methodist F. E. Allen Cliff Kramer North Fork Township St. Paul’s Church Worthington Kramer George Mary Kramer Mae Connolly John Connolly St. John’s Church J. J. Weber Dubuque Clarence Kramer Man Timothy Sullivan Lois Lusk Wyo Andy Custer Mont Dan H. Sullivan Timothy Thomas Sullivan D. H. Sullivan Louis Gore Tampa Fla Clarence Hageman Gore C. J. Cooney Oelwein William Hart James Littlefield Nancy and James St. Paul Charlene Burns Robert Burns St. Luke's Hospital
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Cranberries Feature In Menus for Everyday

Fresh cranberries will be available through New Year as the year’s second largest crop on record per Iowa State College nutritionists. Canned cranberry sauce remains plentiful from last year, and cranberries pair well with pork game poultry and turkey. Use in relishes jellies pies muffins sherbets and juices. want ads for quick results.

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Iowa State College
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Scotch Grove Club November meeting and local notices

The Scotch Grove Women's Community club will hold its November meeting on the 17th at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Meier with Mrs George Bohiken as assistant hostess. An all day event features a cooperative dinner and a program on Preparations for Christmas. The roll call covered gift suggestions. A Christmas Card Etiquette demonstration a book review and a recreational period complete the program.

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Scotch Grove Jack Naylor Coe Cedar Rapids Eloise Sutherland Presbyterian Church Miss Sutherland Ed Helgens Henry Schafer Louie Helgens Laura Harlan Davenport Presbyterian Aid L. R. Himebaugh George Kuehl Elkader Kuehls Arthur Husman Jerry Lee Monticello Ruth Ann Heiken Vernon Helgens Warren Kester Waterloo Fred Minney William and Douglas Carl Rickels Edwin Helgens Paul Darting Wilton Junction Frank Himebaugh Sam Thompson Center Junction May Himebaugh
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Hunters Told to Kill No Hens in Pheasant Season

State Conservation Commission biologists report pheasant numbers in Iowa and the Midwest rising versus last year. They warn hunting should target only cocks to protect future hunts, noting pheasants are polygamous and a single cock maintains a harem.

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Iowa Middlewest State Conservation Commission
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Pheasant Hunters Urged to Follow Kill No Hens Law

Two or more hens per cock ensure fertility. with near even sex ratios an excess of cocks exists and should be harvested. Hunters are urged to shoot cocks but not hens to sustain pheasant hunting for next year and beyond.

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Iowa
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Hunters Must Leave Feet Heads Attached

The U S Fish and Wildlife Service explains a new federal rule requires hunters to leave the head plumage and feet on ducks and geese when transporting. Inter state shipment is allowed up to 48 hours after the shooting season ends in the state of capture. Rex Beresford of Iowa State College notes critical feeding time for cattle starts when steers begin feed.

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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Rex Beresford Iowa State College
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