Keep Bremer County the Dairy Center of Iowa
Bremer county must resist a legislature aimed at coloring oleomargarine to masquerade as butter. The editorial condemns out of state oleo interests with funds to push weak nutritional claims and urges Bremer County residents to write state lawmakers to preserve Iowa health laws and dairy integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Iowa
General Welfare
Food and Nutrition Department
Iowa State College
Quartermaster Corps
U.S. Army
E. B. Hart
Nutritional Authority
University of Wisconsin
Local Service Members and Addresses Noted Across Posts
Readlyn reports Pvt Reinhart J Freitag US 55-213-903 Replacement Co A Camp Stoneman California as new address. Neil Jacobsen of Ft Benning arrives for 15 day furlough visiting parents S M Jacobsen. He reports to Ft Ord California Dec 30 as cadre instructor for 6th Infantry Division. Baptism of infant Richard Ray Strottmann noted with sponsors Eugene Strottmann Raymond Wehling and Lloyd Strottmann. W J Peters informed of sons in service Pfc Elston H Peters US 55-215-501 Co G 5th RCT APO 301 San Francisco California and Pfc Robert J Peters US 55-161-750 Hv Mtr Co 7th Inf Regt 3rd Div APO 468 San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Freitag
Reinhart J. Freitag
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Neil Jacobsen
Ft. Benning
S. M. Jacobsen
Ft. Ord
Amanda Wehling
Harold
Raymond Wehling
Barbara
Herman Strottman
Lloyd
Virgil
Harold Strottmann
Sumner
Buck Creek
Beyer
Gene Strottmann
Lloyd Strottmann
Richard Ray
W. J. Peters
Elston H. Peters
Co. G
RCT
APO
c/o P.M
San Francisco
Robert J. Peters
Hv. Mtr. Co
Inf. Regt
c/o
Maxfield 4-H Meets for Christmas Party and Carols
The Maxfield Merry Maids 4-H club held its December 8 meeting at the Roberta and Margaret Meyerhoff home. Members enjoyed Christmas caroling a party and a gift exchange. Leaders presented corsages to each member, and lunch was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxfield Merry Maids
Roberta and
Margaret Meyerhoff
Creamery Association Meets in Janesville
The Iowa Creamery Association Section 2 met in Janesville on December 10 with host C. W. Pennington. John Quist of Ames spoke on the colored oleo bill, officers were elected Erwin Kuker president Otto Schaeffer vice president Norman Richmann secretary treasurer, and guests invited from Butler and Grundy counties. Ladies played 500, prizes awarded, next meeting January 14 hosted by Mr and Mrs Marvin Ahrenholz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readlyn
Iowa Creamery Association
Janesville
C. W. Pennington
Sumner
John Quist
Ames
Iowa Creameries Association
Erwin Kuker
Shell Rock
Otto Schaeffer
Waverly
Norman Richmann
Fairbank
Butler and Grundy Counties
Marvin Ahrenholz
Spring Fountain
Narrow escape as stray bullet pierces dining room
Near Belle Plaine Mrs Lola Schild narrowly escapes when a stray .22 bullet pierces her dining room window. Rex Beresford extension animal husbandman at Iowa State College notes cattlemen must be good feeders buyers and sellers to make money on this year's feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neare Belle Plaine
Lola Schild
Rex Beresford
Iowa State College
Douglas Family Living Group Met December 9
The Douglas township Family Living Group met December 9 at Mrs. Herbert Joens home with 38 attendees. The meeting opened with a get acquainted game. Bremer county was noted as meeting state committee requirements. Reports on family recreation and demonstrations were given. a white elephant exchange produced antique items. Regular gift exchange and candle lit Christmas carols followed. Refreshments were served. A Christmas box for Bremer county home was packed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Township
Herbert Joens
Howard Heffernan
Bremer County
Harvey Carolus
James Kerr
White Elephant
Esther Joens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davis Radio and TV
Tripoli, Iowa
H. W. Krueger Plumbing — Heating
Tripoli
Lowa
Maxfield
Merry Maids
Creamery Association Meets
George Heine
Norman Richaman
Herbert Meier
Pentagon
Douglas Family Living Group
Kramer Produce
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