Ledyard township Farm Bureau hosts all day meeting
Ledyard township Farm Bureau met at Jerry Heetland home for an all day session. Officers were introduced and a program given. Feb 7 Dakota voters will decide on a city hall project to be a WPA effort. Aug family of Wedyard spent Friday evening with Cecil Black. Several local residents visited patients at a Buffalo hospital and others traveled between homes and social events.
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Ledyard
Jerry Heetland
Dakota
Nnch
Wedyard
Cecil Black
S. P. Powers
Bobby
C. O. Peterson
Lois
Wade Ball
Buffalo
J. E. Ukana
Richard Peterson
Wichard
Jennie Wagner
Peter Bruar
A. A. Dreasman
T. Lewis
California
Carl Gerzema
C. A. Gutknecht
Emma
Gut Knecht
Presbyterian Aid
J. H. Warburton
Burton
Atplees' Legion Auxiliary
National Defense
Ames
O. Peterson
Thaves Sisters
Lutheran Ladies
Peter Bruer
Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. 35. Ley
J. B. Telkamp
Harry Moe
John Heatland
8. P. Powers
Ed Scott
Wayne Blair
Blvene Rmpentrop
Wesley News Bridge Club Night and Local Visit Notes
The Wesley News reports a Tuesday bridge club evening with high score won by Dr and Mrs G L Pfeffer and second prize to Mr and Mrs Victor Loebiz. Several residents and visitors are listed visiting, traveling, or staying with relatives, plus a charity card party at the lodge hall with prizes awarded to local couples.
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George Aldrich
G& L. Pfeffer
Victor Loebiz
Wallace Donovan
Texas
California
Joseph Johnson
Dalmar
Neal Sherman
Mildred Benton
Primersburg
Wallace Benton
Ruth Mueha
H. D. Raylin
T. A.’ McMahon
Patty Wers
Lews Kent
Peter Wirth
Will Mousea
Story City
Hildman
Jack Grant
George Kemper
John Eisenbacher
George Hildman
Hd Hildman
Gtory City
Philip Goetz
Mike Goetz
Leon Smith
Fort Dodge
L. H. Kleinpeter Home. the Little Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Loebig
R. B. Hopking
Portland social notes from the Spear and Ringsdorf scenes
Portland residents and guests gather from Sunday to Friday at homes across the town. Mr and Mrs Bill Spear, Phil and Ruth Graham, and many families visit Fred Henken, Vernon Paderson, and Burt area hosts while neighbors travel to Mason City and Minneapolis for events and church meetings. An infant ill with bronchial pneumonia and a sick list at Wm Ringsdorf’s are noted amid club and school activities with a large turnout for the Burt-Portland invitational banquet.
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Bill Spear
Familly
Fred Henken
Marcus Holmes
Vernon Smith
Sitk
Maurice
Ruth
Lottie Graham
Fred Jennings
Lou Scott
Bobby Appelgate
Albert Metzgar
Steinman
Chas. Leok's
Bill Hansen
Lakota
John Koestler’s
Victor Appelgate
Mason City
Chas, Phelps
William Ringsdorf
County Sunday School Institute
Burt M
George Koestler
Clarion Long
Portland Progress Club
Viola Smith
Rena Burton
Iryin Mansmith
Bancraft
Portland
Burt-Portland
Burt School
Ray Ladendorf
Algona
Beulah
Arthur Bartlatt
Lloyd Bartlett
Maurice, Lattla
Ruth Graham
Bartlett's
M. @. Larsen and daughters
Chas, Newville
H. A. Jennings
Tom Tranary
Donald Ringsdorf
Gene
Wn. Ringsdorf
August Heinen
Laverne
John Rudisiil
Bill Collings
Methodist Ladies Aid
Dorothy Welshaar
Britt
John, Rudisill
G. O. Thompson
Armstrong
Joe Kramer
Kramer
Fred Saathoff
Helen
Forest City
Ted Bode
Bridge
Henry Orthel
Roelf Oudekerk Farm
Thay
Onthe
Wesley Boy Scout Troop Organized at School House
About 20 youths ages 12 to 18 attended the meeting at the school house to form a Wesley Boy Scout troop. Supt Eldon Ravlin was named Scoutmaster by the American Legion sponsoring the unit. Bob Heath of Fort Dodge area director spoke. Another meeting is planned for Thursday at the school house.
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Wesley Boy Scout
Wirslarby
Hare
Eldon Ravlin
American Legion
Bob Heath
Fort Dodge
Woden News Benefit Shows Draw Big Crowd
A large Woden crowd attended a benefit motion picture show sponsored by the Woden Luther League on Friday evening. The program included a photo display of local residents at homes, schools, and churches, and several community social highlights are listed for the week.
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Woden Luther League
Birthday Dinner Celebrates Multiple Plum Creek Birthdays
Mrs. George Johnson hosted a birthday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Quinton Swan and families and Mr. and Mrs. Juwitus Bausch all of Plum Creek. The event honored three birthdays Mrs. Johnson Helen Bausch and Carl Swanson. also Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen and daughter Sheila Ann traveled to Algona to mark three birthdays at Hi Burbank home for Mrs. John Conklin Mrs. Hi Burbank and Mrs. Andrew Hansen. Later Mr. LeRoy Burger and Burt enjoyed dinner at Bradford Buffington My with Ray Hansen and Leo Orthel and Roberta.
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Mia
Leroy McWorther
Gill
Rev
Pfeiffer
Mra
Bartha Smith
Algona
Thomas McMahon
Tom Warburger
A. M. Olsen
Lael Root
L. L. Pfeffer
Farmers Elevator
Ray Wieland
Wesley High School
Rake
Chares Kraus
George Witzthum
George Kelch
General Hospital
Algoia
George Johnson
Quinton Swanson
Juwitus Bausch
Plum Creek
Johnson
Helen Bausch
Carl Swanson
Andrew Hansen
Sheila Ann
Algona Saturay
Hi Burbank
John Conklin
Beverages shift at homemaker tea trends new ideas emerge
Miss Louise LEngle of Town State College proposes hot spiced grape juice along with hot chocolate or punch as acceptable tea fare, offering recipes for hot chocolate variants and a winter tea menu. Extension lighting cords should be minimized, warns Miss Enid Sater of Iowa State College to prevent trips and fires. For chapped hands, Miss Dale H Jones recommends overnight hand cream and gloves to restore skin.
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Louise L'Engle
Town State College
Enid Sater
Iowa State College
Misa Dale H. Jones
Iowa Peace Officers Back Lab Plan At University
Iowa peace officers propose establishing a scientific crime detection laboratory at the University of Iowa. The plan comes from the Sheriffs Association, County Attorneys Association, Chiefs of Police, Policemen's Association, and League of Iowa Municipalities and will be submitted to the legislature. The Peace Officers' Short Course at Iowa in 1987 and 1988 educated nearly 250 officers in fingerprinting, toxicology, pathology, arrest procedures, and crime scene techniques.
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University of Iowa
Iowa State Sheriffs’ Aassociation
Iowa ‘County Attorneys’ Association
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police
Iowa State Policemen’s Association
League of Towa
Ita
Peace Officers
Iowa
Sheriffs’ Association
Scientific crime detection course boosts push for lab
The excerpt touts a short course on crimes and law enforcement as proof of value and argues for expanding toward a full scientific crime detection laboratory. It references direct and circumstantial evidence and broader topics in law enforcement training.
Peace officers back proposed laboratory plan
There is no doubt that the peace officers support the idea and believe in the wisdom of establishing such a laboratory. The text reflects confidence in the proposal and its potential benefits for public safety and community welfare.
Constipation and Pimples Linked in Old Ad Claim
A fragmented 19th century ad quote from Verna Schlepp claims Adlerika clears pimples by cleansing the bowels and easing constipation. The odd attribution mentions a Dr. W. J. Denton and a drug laboratory as part of the historical texture and garbled 1848 reference.
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Verna Schlepp
W. J. Denton
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Walter Dirksen
Bill Collins
Marion Gerdes
Arlis Tweedt
Lawrence Lester
Herman Swingen
M. L. Tweedt
Thompson
George T. Gerdes
Ted Gerdes
Ilo Buffington
Doan News
Bert Gerdes
Watts
Fred Harr
Woden
Haauke
Tople
W. H. Beenken
Milbrandt
Taavilac
Murphy’s
Ted Hinders
Richard Helmers
Buffalo Center
Poland
O. W. Friedow
M. P. Haggard
Pioneer
R. I. Mawdsley
Burt
John.a. Sloper
Theatre
Titonea
Tommy Kelly
Edgar Kennedy
Circus
Bancroft
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
Blondie
Blondie and
Dagwood
Mr. Farmer
Hamilton Hatchery
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Dr. Salsbury
Hamilton Hatchery, &Produce
Titonka
Lusby’s
Kresensky’s Ladies’ and Children’s
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