Nearby Towns Honor Visitors and Hold Community Potluck
A long list of local visitors and neighbors gathered for a family event with a day of hall games and socializing. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ray Sherman, Mr and Mrs Bernard Arp, and many others from Monroe, Kellys, and surrounding towns. A potluck dinner followed the afternoon activities.
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Debug
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Mente Ward
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Carel
la Joes Mis
Clea Price
Roane Cue
Kaul Smith
Mitehensilles
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Stones
Mines
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Beater Amtty
Gol
Dihlied
Shug
Jam Huh
Fat
Mio Howard Beverer
Karen Sue
Oftev
Mie
Arthur Dearinier
Community notes in Arltta Terlouw region report large family ties
The Arltta Terlouw area news recounts numerous gatherings and visits. Families like Vander Pol and Terlouw share holidays, reunions, and care for relatives, with car accident injuries noted in late Sunday events. A church reception honors a new child and local dedications frame community life.
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M. Perlonne
Gid Mis Dane de Bonnin
Te Penni
Piel
Veldhuirzen
Edgerton
Minn
Bart
Mares
Harny
Loven Tldi Et Shuert
Vl Tihoa
Mary Bath Pie
Bern
Daly Yat
Deter
Hert Shutts
de Dome
Bray
Detroit
Miehio
Deo
Henry Devlin
Dedone
Leitere Dome
Ughter de Sindy
Pher Mildred de
the Sherman
Amen
the Bay
Gale Hur Park
Cond
B Steeih
Mary
Bessie Renaud
Knoxville
de Zwarte
Edward Huyser
Dover Hai
Colorado
First Reformed Church
Helen van der Leest
Dover van Genderen
Tidy Samson
Dunedia Rozendaal
Alma Jane Rozendaal
Kock
der Beek
Chanice Price
Td Lois Price
Doy Vonk
Dean Vonk
Nellie Vander Pal
Lavonne Zogars
Anne Vander Pal
Helen Vander Leest
van. Deals Penning
John H. Jansen
Miss Neva
Vander Kamp
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Marty Lansee
Pete van Soolen
Gerrit’ Vander Dt
Arletta
Terlou
Henry ‘Thompson
Dess
Dest
Nley
Sugar Creek
Ailay
Gladys. Howell
C. C. Carpenter
Thompson
Howell
Joemith
Des Moine
Monroe News highlights church social and local visits
Monroe Baptist Church members held a wiinever roast at Maytag Park Newton with Rev Ketcham and attendees listed. Bloomington region folks attended Phifer reunion in Knoxville and several locals traveled for visits and moves. Multiple residents noted for travel, family visits, and a hospital surgery with club hosting by Jane Schakel.
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Ih We Vrieze
Sheppard Field
Texas
Ora Gildersteeve
Kot
Glass Robert Porter
Olatha
Kansas
Ray Porter
Fred Rich
Center Point
Towa
Ayler Jones
Jillian Logan
Clayton,ly
Minnie Mcleynolds
Carl Shannon
Chicago
Mary Shannon
Delbert ‘Thomassen
Newton
Eleamor ‘Thomassen
Bairview
Happy Hearts d IL Girls’ Club
Jane Schakel
Poison Ivy Irritation Warns Hikers And Picnickers
A Marion County TB Association note warns that poison ivy and poison sumac can ruin outdoor outings. It explains symptoms itching and blistering, and urges immediate medical care for cases, with washing for mild exposures and cautions against creams containing irritants.
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Marion County
TB Association
Lake Camp Report Highlights Youth Weekend
Veldine Van Roo kel reported on a d 1 camp at Lake Ahquabi June 17 19 with nine 1 H members and leader Mrs Gene Nolin among visitors. Elizabeth Dickman of war Oregon visits son in law family. A family night at Tools Chapel featured Rev George Pennington. Monroe Methodist pastor Rev ngston continues after eight years. Bethel Balla and Kathryn visited Edwin in Carlinville.
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Bethel Balla
Kathryn
Edwin
Carlinville
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Legumes and grasses make good silage
Legume and grass silage shown to boost protein and carotene intake in cows and sheep. USDA findings indicate milk increases when silage replaces hay, with legume silage also a strong substitute in sow and flock feeding. Warns against moldy or frozen silage and notes possible fat yellowing if fed late in beef cattle finishing.
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Beresford
Susaest
Resford
Hatch of Walleyes and Northern Pike Record
The Spirit Lake Hatchery released 36 million walleye and about 3.25 million northern pike in the past season. Most walleyes were stocked in northwest lowlands and major streams, with pike released in north Iowa lakes to boost game fish.
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Station Commission
Northwest Low
Towa
Cedar Rive
Iowa
2 4-D Left in the Sprayer May Harm Flowers and Shrubs
Readable parts warn that residual 2 4 D in sprayers can damage valuable flowers shrubs and ornamentals if equipment contaminated. The fragment mentions researchers or agents noting potential harm to embitive plants and the need to clean before further use.
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Osten Jon Betaniet
Percy Petits
Zinmias
Elvan
Fragmentary Cleaning Note Incoherent Text
A garbled OCR passage describes an unclear cleaning process with references to ammonia and water. It mentions a tomato plant and Avon products in a brief, nonsensical sequence without coherent events or identifiable people, places, or dates.
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Lear
AVON
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