Adella Willenbring Weds Clarence Lahr in Peters burg ceremony
Miss Adella Willenbring daughter of Mrs. Louis Willenbring Petersburg and Clarence Lahr son of Mrs. Nick Lahr Hopkinton were married Tuesday morning Sept. 25 at St Peter and Paul church Petersburg Rev. Charles Steinlage officiated at 8 a.m. The bride wore white satin with nylon yoke and lace trim. her cascade bouquet was red roses and ferns. Leona Willenbring served as bridesmaid. Nick Lahr Jr. was best man. A reception for 150 followed at the bride’s brother’s home. The article also notes Rev. R. A. Badger’s installation as pastor of the First Presbyterian church and other social events.
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Hopkinton
Adella Willenbring
Louis Willenbring
Petersburg
Clarence Lahr
Nick Lahr
St. Peter and Paul's Church
Charles Steinlage
Leona Willenbring
Nick Lahr Jr
Albert Willenbring
Lahr
Badger
R. A. Badger
Onslow Correspondent Highlights Community Events
Onslow reports include Vera Mae Stampe and Jackie Fuchs hosting 4H, roll call on vacation topics, and fair ribbons claimed. Deaths touch Larkey family of Kingsport Tennessee with services at Independence Iowa. Local visits, club meetings, and school lunch program start mark a busy period with multiple hosts and social gatherings.
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Onslow
Vera Mae Stampe
Jackie Fuchs
Busy Bee 4H
Evalina Welch
Larkey Brothers
Maude Larkey
Kingsport
Tenn
Sanford Larkey
Independence
Iowa
R. J. Kleineck
Lester Specht
Grand Mound
Specht
Chicago
James Moran
Birthday Club
Leslie Meade
David
Toddville
Howard Green
Happy Homemakers Club
Jennie Orr
Violet Taylor
Mildred Harms
Hazel Orr
Lorraine Denniston
Hattie Lamey
Cedar Rapids
Chris Gill
Port Angeles
Wash
Fred Bramer
Mabel Paulsen
Louise Gutzeit
Ina Jansen
Jens Jensen
Larry
Fred Jensen
Anamosa
George Paulsen
Don Appleby
Monticello
Larry Paulsen
Russell
Mierle Orr
Emil Paulsen
John
Sara
John Petersen
Farm Bureau Discusses Health and Conservation Policy
The meeting reviews county health board representation and autonomy, conservation plantings including wind breaks, and nurseries. It weighs state versus private sourcing, and whether wind breaks fit conservation goals. Also debated are tax reporting schedules and inflation measures, with social security and universal military training questions slated for future discussion.
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Farm Bureau
54Th General Assembly
County Board of Health
County Health Department
State Department of Health
Conservation Service
State Tax Commission
Congress
United States
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Oak Drive Club Set For October Costume Party
Oak Drive Community club members plan a Timber schoolhouse costume party on October 12 with entertainment and prize awards. It is the club’s second annual social event following a August picnic. The note also records births and family visits including Deborah Dee Rosencrans and her twin brother Douglas Dean who did not survive, Janice Naylor’s second birthday party, rally day at Scotch Grove Presbyterian church, and an October Farm Bureau meeting at Emil Paulsen’s home with Joe Legg directing.
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Scotch Grove
Oak Drive
Timber Schoolhouse
Deborah Dee
William Rosencrans
John Otten
Douglas Dean
Janice Naylor
Jack Naylor
Satur
W. B. Clark
Monticello
Donald Grom
Colesburg
Dick Naylor
Center Junction
R. A. Naylor
Patricia Naylor
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Arthur Wilcox
Eldon Pugh
Cedar Rapids
Farm Bureau
Emil Paulsen
Joe Legg
Lavern Rickels
Harry Paulsen
Irving Eilers
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N. Crouse
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Iowa Improvement Poultry Association
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Darwin Green
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Geraldine Beitz
Margaret Dufoe
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Vera Jean Bacon
Leon Beitz
Lavonne Dirks
Jeanette Wilson
Kay Lowther
Frances Trene Gearhart
Stephen Thompson
Alice Herington
Bernadette Jasper
Nancy Mardoff
Bubbles
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Ella Dillon
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Herman Gutzeit
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Jane Long
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Eduard Witt
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Caroline and
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