Wesleyan News Notes and Social Ties in Wesley
Extensive social rounds in Wesley include visits to St Benedict and Clear Lake, job changes with Miss Lillian Johnson at Kleinpeter store, WAVEs enlistment, and ongoing civic events. Local movements include the Swintons moving to Charles City, Lions Club activities with new members Albert Kleinpeters and George Hogan, and fundraiser film Algiers supporting a future garden contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Studer
Irene Studer
Gregory Studer
Lena Marso
St. Benedict
Matt Hildman
Gon
Joyce
Dennis Hildman
Clear Lake
Joe Hildman
Lillian Johnson
Kleinpeter
Alvina Spedal
The
Waves
Arkansas
Earl Goodnow
Mason City
Tony Ostercamp
Eli Goodnow
Edmund Loebig
Jimmie
Algona
Wanson
Leebig
Sam Anne
Lewiston
Jim Lilbaugh
Scranton
Silbaugh
Fort Dodge
Greg Studer
Edward Juchem
Ord
General Hospital
Lions Club
Wednesday Moon
Reno Cafe
Albert Kleinpeters
George Hogan
Algiers
High School
Wesley
O. M. Johnson
Britt
Juester Larson
Leo Goetz
Mary Goetz
George Hirner
Camp Wolters
Camp van Dorn
Mississippi
J. P. Studer
K.& H. Oil Co
Dubuque
Ray Hutchison
Waterloo
John
Ray
Wessey
Studer
J. WW. Studer
Sylvester Garman
Stil
Tom Forburger
Clarence Ward
J. M. Kunz
Henry Sthamman
Sherman
Leroy Kleinpeter
Ray Ricke
Arlene
Kathaleen Neureth
Rita Vitzthum
Hol Wildman
J. L. Studer
Ricke
Otto Wolf
Lou Rieke
Festina
H. H. Raney
L. T. Root
Tom McMahon
Frank Kouba
Mary Nila
Portland News Social Roundup Involves Graham Bros Visits
Dwight Graham hosted a Sunday dinner guest at Graham Bros. Fred Hagen and family visited Graham Bros. Mrs. B L Jennings and Mamie Speicher were Sunday dinner guests of the Martins. Larsen and family hosted Henry Nelson and family Thursday. Donald Graham and Levant Moore spent Sunday with Lewis Larsen. Roy Clark helped hang wallpaper at Graham Bros Saturday. The Martins and Velma Jennings Mamie Speicher and John Jennings family visited Fred Jennings Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Jennings has been ill. Donald Ringsdorf entertained the Mr. and Mrs. Club Tuesday. Mervin Bristow and Ed Wolf were Saturday callers at Clyde Bristow’s. Lois Graham helped with housework at Fred Jennings home. Clyde Bristow and Thelma Bristow of Readlyn were Sunday visitors to Mervin Bristow. Good Cheer Club girls hosted a neighborhood party at Marcella Bartlett’s Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Graham
Graham Bros
Fred Hagen
B. L. Jennings
Mamie’ Speicher
Fred Jennings
Clyde Bristow
Thelma Bristow
Readlyn
Mervin Bristow
Good Cheer Club
Marcella Bartlett
Jack Dietz
Near Britt
Forrest Lackore
Donald Bennett
Orient
Iowa
Earl Lake
Creston
S. I. Truesdell
Teland
Frank Truesdell
August Stohr
Signal Corps
Des Molinos
August Milbrandt
Methodist Indies Aid
Joan
Arlys Kay Rittenhouse
Ted Gerdes
Clear Lake
Harold Missman
First State Bank
Britt
Rush Gabrielson
Crystal Lake
Woden
Britt Bank
North Iowa Teachers Convention
Mason City
Herman Knappers
Carmen
Ray Valley
Floyd Valley
Forest City
Virginia Lee Tindall
Grinnell
W. L. Tindall
Martin Hinders
Ralph Tjaden
Steve Tjaden
Cooney Kramer
Jelle Tjaden
Great Lakes
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Wilbur Meyer
California
Joe Kramer
Meyer
Coast Guard
Frank Meyer
Bede
Betty Foster
Garner
Dale Rittenhouse
Edwin Weishaar
Camp Hood
Texas
John Rudisill
Martin Smith
Lafalot Bridge Club
Cr. W. Goslin
Herman Buns
Alvin Hanna
Titonka
Wayne Naser
William Wood
Albert Weishaar
Algona
Jake Theiben
Titonica
Merle Cushman
Barcroft
Howard Fredrickson
Gordon Walding
Community Notes From Doan Area Social Visits
Doan residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Donald Buffington and Bradford Buffington families attended Ice Follies in Minneapolis with Walter Vining of Osage. Several guests traveled to Rochester to visit John Carlson recovering from surgery. Various households hosted dinners and gatherings across Swea City Burt Wesley Ventura and Ventura area, celebrating birthdays and visiting kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Buffington
Bradford Buffington
Minneapolis
Walter Vining
Osage
Guy Carlson
John Carlson
Henry Baade
Rochester
Merlyn Hoover
Melvin Olson
Algona
Woden News Socials and Local Appointments
Woden residents hosted and visited across Britt Orient Creston Clear Lake and Crystal Lake with many relatives and friends. Notable notes include Harold Missman joining First State Bank Britt, Rush Gabrielson managing Woden’s Britt bank branch, and Cattle numbers rising to 78 million head with a 2 percent cow increase.
Sunday Dinner Guests at the Ted Hoover
Lee, Ross and Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Andrews, Rochelle, J. D. and Pawela of Burt were Sunday dinner guests at the Ted Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Ross
Lynn
Dean Andrews
Rochelle
J. D
Pawela
Burt
Ted Hoover
Lakota News Briefs From Webster City To Swea City
Local notes report weekend visits and service transfers for residents of Lakota and nearby towns. Pvt Ronald Heetland transferred from Camp Custer to Camp McCoy. Paul Ukena left Camp Dodge bound for unknown orders. Lt Larry Stafford training at Edgewood Arsenal and awaiting reassignment. multiple visits noted including families from Bancroft Mason City Des Moines and Terre Haute with social and hospital updates. high school skating party and missionary society gathering mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinard Johnson
Webster City
Jerry Hestiend
Pvt
Ronald Heetland
Camp Custer
Mich
Camp McCoy
Wis
Paul Ukena
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Philp R. Winter
Larry Stafford
Florence
Joan Heetland
Mason City
Stafford
Maryland
Chemical Edgewood Arsenal
Farm Bureau
Steven Powers
Wade Ball
Bancroft and Elmore
Donald Kienitz
Town City
University Hospital
J. E. Ukena
Harold Goodwell
Kansas City
Ukena
C. F. Niessen
Terre Haute
Ind
Niessen
Rochester
Minn
Lakota
Jerry Ukena
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society
Vance Lester
Swea City
Dr. R. Lewis
Algona
Limited protein in hog supplements per USDA guidance
The USDA proposes not more than 15 percent animal protein in hog supplements and restricts fish meal to sows nursing and pigs under 75 pounds with a voluntary cap of 35 percent total protein. Iowa State College specialist EB Quaife offers dry lot feeding formulas using meat and bone meal, soybean oilmeal, alfalfa meal, and minerals, outlining blends for pigs from under 75 pounds to over 100 pounds and notes alternatives with linseed or cottonseed meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
L. Quaife
Iowa State College
USDA
Quaife
Garden Seed Testing And Planting Tips From Past Advice
Advice on testing saved seed germination before planting and selecting reliable bean varieties like Stringless Green Pool Henderson Bush and Kentucky Wonder. Guidance covers storage, sowing intervals for bush beans, carrot and beet storage, soil prep, root crop care, and specific cabbage, tomato, turnip, parsnip, radish, and lettuce seeding timings for a fall or summer garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Kentucky
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Wesley News
Mary Inez
Milwaukee
Siaters
John Henry
Henry Kessler
Marshalltown
Alfred Erdman
Jesson
Vincent Doughan
Otto Merk
Stanley
Spirit Lake Hospital
LaSallette College
Milford
J. T. Meurer
Cheryl
Wm. Ward
Everett Harris
Estherville
August Hagstrom
Jeannine
Rose Studer
Julius Kelch
American Legion Auxiliary
Portland News
Doan News
Harold Krantz
Allyn Brink
Laverne
Floyd Lawmiller
van Hansen
Forrest Christensen
Loyal Young
Dale Struthers
Henry Hertz
Henry
Player
Clarence Christensen
Wilbur
Wendell
Leslie Bentley
Ventura
Ross Bullington and Sons
John Greenfield
Donald Budlong
Ted Hoover Jr
Merlin Anderson
Pat
Woden News
NEW Willard and
Exide Batteries
Frank D, Fisher
Lakota News
Acte
Victory Garden
Marion Market
Wisconsin
H. J.orthel
McCormick Deering
George Allis
Tanvilac
Murphy’s
Ted Hinders
Duroe Broad Sows
Farrow
Jake W. Meyer
Andrew M. Hansen
Lowe
John Deere
Topic
Edwald Bruins
Westinghouse Hand
Leota Schutter
Chas
Quinn
Bancroft
Postals
Hall ‘Roberts’ Son
Postville
M. P. Haggard
Algona,tt
Murphy's
Fred Schmidt
Memoriam
Elmer Stecker
MR. and
Mrs. Martin
Stecker
Cer
Country Gentleman
Washington
Woman
Seri
Ountry Gentleman
Eeraper
Faresman
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