Vacation School Students Take Cedar Rapids Trip
Lone Tree children from St. Marys Vacation School joined a group for a Cedar Rapids park visit after lunch and later to the All Iowa fair. The list includes Joanne Reiland to Evelyn Shebanek and many Kasper, Horn, Wissink, and Kessler families under Hazel Atkin and several hosts. Frank Prybil buys Lone Tree pavilion as crew tears it down.
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Lone Tree
St. Mary’s
Cedar Rapids Park
Joanne Reiland
Celia
Pauline Kaalberg
Clarence
Mary Driscoll
Jimmy Ronan
Ronald Wieland
Darlene
Jacqueline Dusterhoff
Donald
Dorothy
Mildred Greazel
Lucy
Kathryn Burch
Mary
Jean Forwald
Jean
Irene
Mary Lou Huff
Rose Esther
Vivian Horn
Geraldine
Leonard Wissink
Leroy
Arlene Kasper
Alice Mae Smith
Virginia Kessler
Lavarne
Evelyn Shebanek
Norma
Paul
Lois
Cletus Kasper
Harold
Kenneth
Kathryn
Evelyn Musser
Hazel Atkin
Ed Kasper
Herman Kasper
W. P. Shebanek
Ernest Horn
Ollie Wissink
Leo Kessler
W. Boeckman
Frank J. Prybil and Sons
J. E. Ashton
Receiver Company
Fred Fountain
Iowa City
Sam Smith
Leo Fountain
Herman Fountain
Lost Island Lake
H. A. Baker
Thei
Don Selene
Wabash
Ind
Frank
Jack Sherburne
Cattlemen Plan Feeders Tour at University of Illinois
Mercer county cattlemen will attend the annual feeders tour and meeting on Aug. 25 at the University of Illinois Urbana. Earl D. Peterson notes fourteen experimental cattle lots will be inspected. The program includes tours of pasture and dry lots to view feeding systems, with nine dry lot and five pasture fed lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledo
Ill
Mercer County
University of Illinois
Tipton Girls to Attend Ames Homemakers Meeting
Tipton high school students Ethel Pennington and Marilyn Hoom will represent Tipton at the fifth annual high school homemaker meeting in Ames on August 21 and 22. They will help plan 32 homemakers group meetings across the state this fall, similar to last October’s Tipton event, with instructors Frances Hershman and Olivette Werling also attending. Daughters visited home in Waterloo after staying with the Clarence Metcalf family, while L. B. Smith of Des Moines spent the weekend in Nichols.
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Tipton
Ethel Pennington
Marilyn Hoom
Ames
Iowa Vocational Teacher's Association
Iowa State College
Frances Hershman
Olivette Werling
Waterloo
Clarence Metcalf
L. B. Smith
Des Moines
Nichols
Junction Groups Back Home After Extensive Trip
Columbus Junction details multiple residents returning from travels with visits to Kansas Colorado Springs Denver Salt Lake City Yellowstone Park and Ida Grove Iowa. Other notes include Benson ending a Michigan trip and various social visits and arrivals from Missouri North Dakota and Montana.
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Columbus Junction
B. H. Shearer
William and
Paul
Max Robertson
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Denver
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
R. H. Malin
Washington
Ruth Ellen Thompson
J. C. Richie
Claude Cowger
Burlington
Irene Carey
Wilma Hessler
Morning Sun
Robert Hynes
Ira Foster
Ft Dodge
C. J. Duncan
Wapello Ministers Family Leave for Boston Trip
The Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Tennant and son William depart for Boston to resume studies at Boston University School of Theology. While away, Rev. Harry Druse and Rev. John Tennant will lead services on August 20 and August 27 respectively. Peggy Sue Tennant stays with George Granwinkle. Nebraskans Leon Daily party attend Woodruff reunion at Columbus Junction. Local officials Barton and Donaldson return from Chicago. Jean Christie to attend University of Iowa.
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International Fells
Canada
George Granwinkle
Lloyd Tennant
Leon Daily
Anselmo
Neb
Myron
Woodruff
Chautauqua Park
Columbus Junction
Howard Barton
Wapello Light and Power Company
C. M. Donaldson
Wapello
Chicago
Millard Archibald
Ronald
Martha Archibald
R. L. Gustafson
Riverside, St
Jean Christie
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Gabriel Family Update At Mercy Hospital
Franklin Gabriel, who underwent an appendicitis operation at Mercy hospital in Iowa City, returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gabriel
Franklin Gabriel
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Doyle Eludes Marshals With Summons in Bridges Deportation Case
Stanley Morton Doyle of Minneapolis reportedly evaded U S marshals trying to serve him with a summons to testify in the Harry Bridges deportation proceedings. Counsel for Bridges may seek help from Attorney General Frank Murphy to bring Doyle to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bridges
Stanley Morton
Larry” Doyle
Minneapolis
U. S
Bridges
Frank Murphy
San Francisco
Doyle
American Legion
Cedar County Teachers Set Meetings in Courthouse
Cedar county school superintendent Miss Jane McCormick calls a meeting of all teachers planning to teach in Cedar county next year. First time teachers assemble at 8:00 a.m., veterans at 9:00 a.m., to get acquainted and plan the coming school year in the courthouse on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Jane McCormick
Cedar County
Court House
Mocking Bird Outshines Nightingale In Song
The mocking bird improves on other birds with sweeter music and a wider variety of notes. It is described as having the gift of musical composition and superior melodious talent.
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Cedar Rapids
Cattlemen
New York
Dewey
Louis
Lepke
Nichols Masonic Lodge
Muscatine County
West Liberty
Beryl Jean Fridley
Loretta
Bob Borgstadt
Genevieve Hillyer
Doris Meyers
Jane
Lucille
LeMoyn Kirchner
Betty
Alice
Elaine Elder
Loren Brown
Marion Barnhart
Marcella Neff
Journal
Brown
Crisco
Malaga
Chuck R'St
van Camp
Lipton Tea
Montana
Harold Boyd
Neshua
Mont
Boyd
J. W. Boyd
LaRae Murchie
Walhalla
N. Dak
Harry Marker
St. Joe
E. R. Adams
Boston
Mason Fru Kerr
Sore BS Qc
National
Wisconsin
National Bread
Caeghene
Coke
JUNO
Babys Laundry
Clorox
America
West Second St
HILEX
Qi. Bot
Baggn
Rath’s “Blackhawk
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Brookfield
Homestead
Holly Oleo
Hamburg
Opports
Unity Sale
Illinois
Elberta
Ohios
Calif
Idaho
Russell
California
Miller's Wheat
Clinton
Staley
Nash—Mjb—Folgers Coffee
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
National Biscuit CO
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