Eichhorn Elected President of Wyoming Horse Show Assn
Thomas Eichhorn was elected president of the Wyoming Horse Show Association at the annual meeting. Officers named were C. W. Romer as vice president Robert Alden secretary and Fred Lazare treasurer. The board includes Fred Buchholtz Stanley Eichhorn Tearl Keegan Fred Petersen and Roy Tompkins with fifty members present for the election and the eleventh annual show report.
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Wyoming
Thomas Eichhorng
Wyoming Horse Show Association
C. W. Romer
Robert Alden
Fred Lazare
Fred Buchholtz
Stanley Eichhorn
Tearl Keegan
Fred Petersen
Roy Tompkins
Commercial Club
Second District
The
Auxiliary and Legion
Clinton
Harry Lindsey
Nial Paul
Dora Urban
Gladys Countryman
Lewis Sampson
Progressive Club
Olin
C. D. Brown
Melvin Sievers
John Urban
Morris Somerville
Brown
Clarence First
Midland Homemakers Club
Freddy Lockstead
Martin Petersen
Paul Jones
Clarence Huston
Don Wherry
Fred ‘Lazare
Anna Bruske
Willy Thomsen
Evelyn Christensen
Anna Nissen
Bruske
Velma Bruske Benning
Scotch Grove 4-H Club Honored for 1944-45 Distinctions
The Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls 4-H club was named county outstanding for 1944-45 at a mother daughter luncheon in Olin. The club will have its name engraved on a permanent plaque in the Anamosa farm bureau office, and members earned blue ribbons for secretary Margie Paulsen’s record book and other entries. Audrey Schrader and Arlene Kuhns also earned blue ribbons in demonstrations and records.
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Scotch Grove
Olin
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Margie Paulsen
Audrey Schrader
Donna Lea Heiken
Arlene Kuhns
Scotch Grove Club
Dean Newman
D. D. Ofringa
Linn County
W. B. Clark
William B. Henrichs
Edward A. Zirkelbach
Ruth
Darvin T. Harderson
Presbyterian
Edwin Wacker
Helen Wacker
L. J. Hughes
Vaneta Hughes
Ida Cass
Patricia Cass
Floyd Cass
Lucille Cass
John Wright
Joan Wright
Frank Kiburz
Anna Linda Kiburz
Ed Meier
Janann Meier
August Schrader
Irving Eilers
Margaret Eilers
Emil Paulsen
Kerr Jar Company
William Henrichs
George H. Bohlken
Jefferson Barracks
Marvin Blohm
Waterloo
John Otten
San Francisco
Sgt. Blohm
Bob Otten
Monticello
Thomas Gutzeit
Onslow
Ronald
John Paulsen
Local items from Liberal and surrounding towns
A discharged service member, a former overseas pilot, is noted from Liberal. Social visits include Mrs. Don Gerdes of Wyoming staying with Mrs. Leslie Balster, and Kathleen Paulsen attending a junior class play in Charlotte. Several visits span Ryan, Marion, and Center Junction as community members call on friends and relatives.
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Liberal
Kan
Don Gerdes
Wyoming
Leslie Balster
Kathleen Paulsen
Charlotte
Walter Seiler
Center Junction
John Helmrich
Ryan
Jake Leesekamp
Fred Minney
Castle Grove Church Notes Anniversary
Castle Grove observes the forty fifth anniversary of Peniel chapel with communion and a picnic. Edward L. Kromminga Jr returned to Anamosa after discharge at Miami Beach and service overseas. Schools closed for a teachers meeting in Anamosa.
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Castle Grove
Peniel Chapel
Edward L. Kromminga Jr
Miami Beach
Fla
Anamosa
Steve McMonell
Maquoketa
Charles K. Hogan
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Lyle Hosford
McDonald
Women's Fellowship Meeting
The
Presbyterian Church
F. D. Deischer
Monticello Social Notes Include Birth in McDonald Hospital
Attendance listed Mrs Donald Suther land and Miss Marian Deischer of Monticello as guests. Refreshments served after the meeting. Don Hennessey from north of Monticello was a business caller Saturday evening. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leo Bohlken at McDonald hospital in Monticello Monday morning. Mr and Mrs James Howie visited in Dubuque Sunday.
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Sand Springs
Howard Day
Donald Latara
Chicago
Oxford Junction
Ray Williams
Wyoming
Mary Tompkins
Antone Baguss
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
John Bramer
L. L. Lorenzen
Edna Hopkins Metzger
Grundy Center
Lela Hopkins Derby
Cedar Rapids
Vern Hopkins
Wayne Hildreth
Rhodes
W. O. Shaffer
Ruthven
E. N. Stoffer
Roy D. Stoffel
Kenneth Krumroy
Mechanicsville
Presbyterian Aid
Presbyterian Aid Society
Frank Sutherland
Leslie Himebaugh
Ed Zirkelbach
W. B. Clark
James Hughes
Leonard Darrow
Irving Eilers
Gus Dreibelbis
Arthur Wilcox
Jeanette
Leroy Dirks
Scotch Grove Women’s Community Club
L. A. Oltman
Monticello
Adolph Bohlken
Hazel Bohlken
H. J. Dirks
Frank Schroeder
Dubuque
Onslow Presbyterian Church
J. M. Eby
Esther Sinclair
John Wright
Cascade
Floyd Sinclair
Janet
Scotch Grove
George Graves
Donald Sutherland
Marian Deischer
Don Hennessey
Leo Bohlken
McDonald
American Harvest Praised By Swift & Company Winners Named
Swift & Company celebrates wartime agricultural gains through record yields and large-scale farming efficiency. The piece cites corn, hogs, eggs, milk and butterfat records, then awards first prizes in a letter contest to Lt Carroll M. Kester and several civilians from multiple states.
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NCE
America
George Washington
Swift & Company
Swift
Carroll M. Kester
33Rd Infantry Regiment
Camp Livingston
Carl J. Bachmann
Barberton
Ohio
Charles W. Voorhees
Trenton
N. J
Virginia Jean Potts
Philadelphia
Harold E. Marsh
Winona
Minn
Daisy McCutcheon
Dillon
S. C
Doris Reim
Covington
Okla
Edward Seigel
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Paul Norris
Grinnell
Iowa
James Lennox
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Illinois
Martha Logan
OPA
United States
Carotene in Feed and Leafy Roughage Deficiency
The article explains carotene storage in the liver from leafy roughage. It notes corn and oil meals are low in carotene and that hay straw silage often lack it, risking deficiency even with adequate grain, reducing growth and development.
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Eichhorn
Wyoming Horse Show Assn
Legion
Capt. Koch
Ly Koch
L. M. Koch
South Pacific Theater
Camp McCoyy Wis
Sievers
Ervin Sievers
Elmer Buckingham
E. F. Kleineck
Gordon Marshall
Claude Sears
Depot
W. N. Morse
Harrison Morse
Lorenz Fett
Ted Hurt
Roy Miller
Hawthorne Club
McGregor
Ernie Pyle
G. I
August Thomson
John Holub
John Wilson
George Fishwild
Main
Washington Streets
Raymond Benning
Morse
Snyder
John Wherry
Des Moines
Fred Nowachek
Frank Fritz
Nowachek
Robert
Robert Nowachek
Carl Tjaden
R. A. Naylor
John Jacobs
John Zirkelbach
Raymond Naylor
Carl Husman
Louie Hanken
Rudy Oltmanns
Carl Rickels
Rieke Rieken
Prescott
Wis
Rieken
Nanne
Herman Hanken
Thompson
Air
U. S. War Department
Bureau of Public Relations
Honad
Germany
James Howie
Choice
Joe Herard
Cascade, Towa
Ataraca
Union Stock Yards
Kay
Good Home Companies
S. M. Hosford
West 1St St
Kidwell Plumbing & Heating
Monticello, Iowa
United Farm Equipment & Metal Workers of America
CIO
Franklin Equipment Co
U. S
EM. Simpson
Agricultural Research Department
F. M. Simpson
Ilinois