United Fund donor list grows in Oelwein area
Additional contributors to the Oelwein Area United Fund are listed, including Hogan and Adams, with many others from local businesses and workers. Donors from Chicago North Western Railroad employees and various shops such as Miller's Beauty Shop and Hillmans are named, along with amounts delivered to the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Oelwein Area United Fund
Hogan
James
Donaldson Co
Adams
William L
Brandt
Duane
Fortsch
FE. J
Gundacker
Elaine
Kemmerer
Diane
Murphy
N. F
Peake
Clarence
Teague
Paul D
Staton
Marvin
Weber
Dr. J. C
Klug
Isabel
Hicks Loan Service
Brunner
Date
Magsamen
Sandy
Ben Franklin
Berger
Mary
Gibson
Margaret
Shannon
Jarcow
Waylord
Flower
Reckemmer
Berens
Blair
Kadlee
Leslie
Wedemeier
Henry
Coast To Coast
Stoddard
Ray
Chicago Northwestern Railroad
United Fund
Arnold
Becker
River
Boynton
Evans
Foster
Hyman
Iverson
Johnson
Johnston
Miculinich
Napoli
Peterson
Poggenklass
Rizzo
Short
Sinram
Steffen
Whalen
Wilson
W. K
Younghlut
Miller's
Kol
Schuler
Saniga
Linda
Oelwein Furniture Mart
Blomme
Phyllis
Hillman
Ralph
Franks
Ward
Lutheran Brotherhood
Methodist Ladies
Chuir
Kraft
Kountry
Ralston
Shirley
Weir
Marcella
Mazel
Chamber of Commerce
Goodell
Raymond
Heaton
K. W Hein
R. G
Maillie
Louis
Oelwein Appliance Service
G. Purdy
Beef Cow Management Day Urged for Buchanan County Farmers
Buchanan County beef cow calf farmers are urged to attend a Beef Cow Management day at Iowa State University in Ames on Friday December 10. Extension director William Lotz notes about 7800 beef cows in the county and outlines the morning program at the ISU Beef Nutrition Farm and the afternoon session at Yo Stephens Auditorium on campus. Those needing a ride or offering seats should contact the county extension office.
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Independence
William Lotz
Buchanan County
Iowa State University
Ames
Lotz
ISU
Yo Stephens
Lote
Courity Extension Office
December 7 164 Chiefs move and local notices
Police chief Robert Schmidtke accepts Strawberry Point post starting January 3. Mrs Lenora Driscoll hosts family at Lakeview Mahil court. Government surveys for fallout shelters to house 50 persons. Three Bradley University stars receive suspended sentences for fixing games. Mike Skoworn opens Television Sales in new building. Husky matmen beat Waverly 30 9 after loss to Osage. British cruiser sinks German raider Hawkeye-Lloyd Batone injured in oil barrel welding incident. Assembly of God church completed on First Street SW. Smokey's Tavern Aurora bought by Howard Willard of Winthrop. Mrs Millie Meyer stays as day worker. Mrs Dale DeWolt of Stanley is night worker.
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Aurora
Smokey
Howard Willard
Winthrop
Millie Meyer
Dale DeWolt
Stanley
Elkader Urged to Appeal for Rail Hearing
Elkader and surrounding residents are urged to write to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking a public hearing on the railroad’s future. If the commission is not convinced of benefits, the weekly train may be discontinued. Leading the effort is Robert Gray with Lee Probert as secretary treasurer.
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Elkader
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert Gray
Lee Probert
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