Wesley News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Visits
Fort Leonard Wood soldier Richard Lawson visits ten days with his father Homer Lawson. Des Moines worker Bobby Kirkpatrick spends weekend with mother Lucille Kirkpatrick. Various clubs meet. Florence Olson of Mason City visits. Mrs. O B Dly ill, pneumonia. American Legion Auxiliary hosts meeting. Community events cover baptisms, prizes, showers, and local visits, with residents such as J Z Meurer, Cheryll and Jimmie Meurer, and notable trips to Des Moines, Marshalltown, and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lawson
Fort Léonard Wood
Homer Lawson
Bobby Kirkpatrick
Des Moines
Lucille Kirkpatrick
L. L. Pfatter
Amesbury
Keith Gregg
Joyce Ann
Judy
Postville
Joe Brown
New Haven
Conn
Digaunt
Susan Pfiffner
Charles Kraus
Wester
Knight
A. M. Lease
Jesson
Kraus
Clarence Ward
O. B. Dly
Algona Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Johnson
I. M. Silbaugh
Francis Silbaugh
Mary Jane Sidle
Nona Silbaugh
Scranton
James Silbaugh
Catholic Missionary Society
Ray Ricke
John Hauptman
Moran Fersil
St. Joseph's Church
Larry Lee
Juce Meleney
Britt
Julius Fersil
Clarence Haverly
Dundee
Henry Haverly
Ed Cink
Woden
Alfred Erdman
Ed Hildman
Carl H. Callies
Titonia
Rebekah Lodge
Ludge Room
George Goetz
Agnes
Arlene
Jim Silbaugh
R. J. Thissen
Algona
Dale Swaney
Tony Seilers
Dorcas
Woden News Briefs Highlight Community Gatherings and Visits
Woden Iowa notes include church schedule with H J Knoploh as pastor and Ladies Aid meets, plus social events at homes of Baumann, Wood, and Pommer. Visitors include Laverne Smith from Winfield and relatives visiting Ames Des Moines. many local guests and dinners shared among families and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Iowa
H. J. Knoploh
Ladies’ Aid
Keith Rebounds From Hospital Stay In Kitkaville Mo
Keith returns home after an operation in Kitkaville Missouri last Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Truesdell and Billy spent the weekend visiting relatives in Ariington Town Dri. JoAnn hosted dinner with Jack Monson and Mrs. W L Tindall. Red Cross and Junior Red Cross officials attended a Britt chapter meeting. Goslins from Ames and Clarion visited Mr and Mrs C W Goslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Kitkaville
Frank
Truesdell
Billy
Ariington
Town
Dri
W. L. Tindall
JoAnn
Jack Monson
Henry Bode
Red Cross
Robert Nyman
Britt
M. &. Goslin
Don Fred
Ames
R. L. Goslin
Arlene
Clarion
C. W. Goslin
Portland Area Social Roundup and Local Meetings
Portland Township trustees met at district No. 6 school to plan the year’s road program. Families attended Farm Bureau First Aid training in Burt. several locals hosted guests and shopped in Algona. A Four Corners Social Club gathering at the Boekelman home featured candles as Mrs Boekelman prepared to move March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Larsen
Leila
Harvey Graham Jr
Art Farrington
Swea
W. L. Patterson
Harvey Graham Sr
Portland Township
District No. 6
Lloyd Bartlett
Raymond Bartlett
Farm Bureau
Marvin
Chas
Phelps
Melvin Larsen
Four Corners
John Boekelman
Ruth
Clarence
Lottie
Jay Graham
Harl Zwiefel
O. Mann
Jim MaColley
Lois Graham
E. Ll. Jennngs
Mary Ann Bartlett
George Gray
Frank Ryerson
Burt
Earl Miller
Burt United Service Club
Anna Lovstad
Raymond Lovstad
Ed Wolf
Kathrine
Mike Arend
Harry Miller
Tom Trenary
Ralph Dugan
Lakota Community Notes and Sermon Plans
Lakota residents hosted and visited over the weekend with Wallace Peterson and son Darwin joining the Maynard Hertzke and J H Ukena households. Rev Virgil Smith will lead Presbyterian services next Sunday in town as families share dinners and church attendance amid health news for Sherry Lou Anderson and Katharine Berschman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Peterson
Darwin
Maynard Hertzke
Norman Frerking
Dubuque
Norman
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Ukena
Virgil Smith
Grundy Center
Charles Gutknecht
Katherine Berschman
Seneca
H. J. Berschman
Sherry Lou
Alton Anderson
Family visits and health notes from Mason City area
In Mason City area news Mrs Wade Ball and Mr and Mrs Wade Ball visited the Guy Hart home at Bancroft. Mrs Hart is recovering well. C A Gutknecht and Miss Emma Gutknecht visited Mason City last Friday and were joined by Miss Lena Gutknecht for the weekend. Mr Wortman and sons Morris and Billy spent Sunday evening at the Wade Ball home. Sue, daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Schissel, was quite ill last week. Mrs Wade Ball was a business visitor at Elmor east Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Worsley
Jackie
Clear Lake
Oliver Young
Halver Flom Jr
Flora Reichnef
Algona
Carol Goetz
Joe Goetz
Arsene Studer
Miss Bidar
Edward Garman
St. Joseph's Church
Lelia Wester Jorden
Enders
Hol
Hagiely Minn
George Keleh
Kanawha
Alf Studer
Albert Neuroth
Jack Grant
Pat
Britt
Kathaleen Neuroth
Marshalltown
Frank Kopel
Kopel
Albert Martinek
Cedar Rapida
Ed Downs
Hayfield
Minn
James Cooney
Violet. Boone
Clio
John Bauer
Donald Haverly
Des Moines
Army
L. T. Root
Card Club
George Pommer
Ames
Forest Lackore
J. C. Helm
W. L. Tindall
Frank Truesdell
Roger Bainnene
Roland Baumann
Manly
Harry Peters
Wesley
Nancy Peters
John Mathison
Tebben
Parkersburg
Christian Reformed Church
Ronald
William Wood
Leon Gilner
Forest City
Lola Lee
Jake Theiben
Lafalot Club
W. Goslin
Dr. Tindall
C. W. Goslin
Martin Smith
Paul Goslin
Bobby Goslin
JoAnn Tindall
Mayjorie Buns
Dick Franzen
Henry Fommer
Paul
Claus Smith
Laverne Smith
Winfield
Kansas
Pindall
Ralph Anderson
Fort Myers
Wichrida
Joe Anderson
Cyril Halvorsen
Mason City
Wade Ball
Guy Hart
Bancroft
Hart
C. A. Gutknecht
Emma Gutknecht
Lena Gutknecht
A. Wortman
Morris
Billy
Sue
A. A. Schissel
Eimor East
Improved Bromegrass Varieties Are Coming
Three new bromegrass varieties Lincoln Fisher and Achenbach are now available to seed producers. Trials at Iowa State Nebraska and Kansas stations show superior yields with legumes yielding up to four tons of hay and carrying up to one and a half animal units per acre. For best results sow with alfalfa to avoid sod binding and offset nitrogen depletion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Wilsie
Agricultural
Iowa State College
Lincoln
Fisher
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Keep Hogs Well Bedded To Maximize Pork Yields
Iowa farmers should provide sufficient bedding in hog houses this winter to boost production and profits. Quaife notes wet chilly pens cause pigs to pile up, increasing disease risk and stunting hogs. Use straw, cornstalks, soybean straw, or clover hay as bedding and partition pens to reduce piling. Place baby chick orders two months in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Quaife
Towa State College Extension
Iowa
Mr. Quaife
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