Salem alumni reunion planned by Mrs. Dewey Weeks
Salem readers recall a list of former Salem teachers from 1857 onward as plans unfold for a reunion next Sunday. The note invites former staff to attend or share teaching memories and thanks neighbors for helping with bean planting and field chores.
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Salem
Susan Benn
Col
D. J Palmer
Dr. Works
Richmond
Fleming
Leticia Kincade
Frank Brown
Charles Brown
Mr. Johnson
G. T. Koogler
F. A. Smith
W. G. Koogler
Laura Mauch
F. H. Smith
Glasgow
Alice Houseal
Emma Wright
Della Figgins
Mable Emmons
Alice Fluke
Keeley
Flora Hopengardener
Katherine Kyle
Flo Purvis
Wes Reiter
Blanch Durst
Lorena Harthorn
Alta Hampsher
Maude Wilcox
Rathmel
Mariella Schnoebelen
Roy Brown
Bathe Abbey
Bessie Shalia
Te Bockhorst
Ethel Larson
Eckels
Bessie Leffler
Della Saur
Downs
Teresa Bopp
Bessie Keiter
Lucille
Duane Shallia
John Shalla
John
Charles Shalla
Wil! Edgar
A. C
Twin City
Edgars
Dewey
Disc
Roy Kroty
Earler
Charles Marek
Roy Krotz
Veterans gather for reunions and social dinners
Local families hold postwar get togethers at high school haunt and homes. Chester Katinger Norma Jean Mrs Paul Lavely and Ed Statler of Richland join Potluck at Harold Ahrens home. Norbert Te Bockhorst hosts reunion guests including White McConnell Sehull Coppock Warren group of 1930 Ainsworth graduates. Mary Ellen recovers well after spring illness. Rubber type use noted among printers.
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Chester Katinger
Norma Jean
Paul Lavely
Ed Statler
Richland
George Zeck
Harold Ahrens
Norbert Te Bockhorst
Boyd White
Francis McConnell
Clarence Sehull
Anetta
Lola Coppock
Marguerite
Olive Warren
Ainsworth High School
Alwiye
Wim, Peterson
Minneapolis
Grady Purchases Kalona Meat Market Plans Memorial Day
Iva and Hilton Grady acquire the local meat market from Weldon Yoder and former owner Jim Cahill with Paul Page as manager. Dr. 8 C Ware moves to a remodeled office in the Lokan Reif building and Miss Aurel Hannah leases the beauty shop. The Kalona Band opens its season under Willis Wittmer with Norma June Te Boekhuret to conduct. Memorial day golf and a funeral party among local moving events. Relatives arrive from Chicago to Iowa City for a golden anniversary visits. Reverend Knotts and family settle in the Christian church parsonage as sermon debut nears.
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Kalona
Iva
Hilton Grady
Weldon Yoder
Jim Cahill
Grady Brothers
Meat Marks
Paul Page
8. C. Ware
Lokan Reif
Dr. Ware
Aurel Hannah
Roland Maxwell
Southwick Skating Rink
Kalona Band
Willis Wittmer
Norma June Te Boekhuret
Lowe Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary
June 29 marks the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Ralph Lowe senior. A gathering of relatives and friends hosted a pot luck supper and bridge party at Columbus Chautauqua Park with high score honors awarded to Mrs.
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Columbus Junction
Ralph Lowe
Columbus Chautaqua Park
Local residents and events follow up at Cairo community notice
Mrs Lowe and family updates include two sons Ralph Jr. and Dean. Mrs Genevieve Fedderson had major surgery at St Luke's Chicago. Mrs Ralph Pine and Kathryn Ochs hosted honoring Mrs Lloyd Roundy moving to Burlington. Burlington pastor W A Lamp to preach at Witterset June 6. Children's Day program set at Cairo Evangelical Church Sunday evening. O C Buffington回来 from Jacksonville visited Marshall Jones family. Eugene Lewis hosts 33rd wedding anniversary dinner. Mrs Evan Newman of Cheyenne visiting J J Jenkins. Harry Russell of Des Moines attended memorial service. F H Wagonknecht of Flint visited Ada Lewis. she accompanied them home. Foreign Missionary society banquet for Standard Bearers with 36 attendees at Methodist church. Jeanette Lewis toastmistress. Priscilla club luncheon hosted by J K Reaney, BE W McWilliams and W A Norris.
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Cairo Evangelical Church
O. C. Buffington
Jacksonville
Marshall Jones
Fortier
Eugene Lewis
Evan Newman
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. J. Jenkins
Harry Russell
Des Moines
F. H. Wagon- Knecht
Flint
Mich
Ada Lewis
Osgoods from Mesa Visit Wellsburg Roots Near Home
Crawfordsville notes report Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Osgood of Mesa Arizona visiting the William Edgar family in town. Lillian Holmes joined Frances Richer from Washington for a Wellsburg visit at Dr LaVerne Kicker’s home.
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L. Osgood
Mesa, Arizona
W. Edgar Home
Crawfordsville
Lyle Osgood
Mesa
Arizona
William Edgar
Lillian Holmes
Frances Richer
Washington
Wellsburg
LaVerne Kicker
Jack Howard
Ruth Barnes
Hawkeye
Hawkins
J. R. White
Ft. Morgan, Colo
R. S. White
T. H. Barnes
Eva Nelson
Louisiana Women Craft Rugs From String Under LSU Guidance
Louisiana housewives craft rugs from string using a needle made from a toothbrush handle. The technique is taught by Louisiana State University field workers, showcasing practical home economy skills under university guidance.
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Louisiana
Louisiana State University
Sugar beet as annual plant and spring sown seed
The sugar beet is described as an annual plant with the seed sown in spring. The text notes its cultivation as a seasonal crop and highlights spring planting as the starting point for growth.
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Mrs. Dewey Weeks
Harma Stubbe
George, Iowa
Howard Wolfe
Decatur, Illi
Nois
Joe Te Hockhorst
Lamont Kelley
Mary Eilen
Mary Ellen
Europe
Caproni
Paris
No. 8
Arc de Triomphe
le Bourget
Wellman
Pach Page
Purchas
Dorothy Hender
Charles Snodgrass
Norman Kallous
Iowa City
Kalona Golf Course
Ernest Dean
J. K. Kanaley
F. O. Riordan
Chicago
Henry East
Mattoon
Thomas Kelley
Champaign
Floyd Wunich
St. Paul
Mine
Eugene Urinseh
St. Cloud
Minn
Margaret Sullivan
Carrolton
Missouri
Lb. F. Allen
A. G. Snider
Allens
Christian Church
Lowe
Martha Butler
W. A. Lamp. Burlington
Methodist Church
Witterset
Mary Manners
Esa
Washington, Iowa and Vicinity
Leo Graf
Keota
Dodge & Plymouth
Moline
Mim
Fields & Graf Motor CO
Dodge and Plymouth Dealers
Bud’s Garage
BUD Fields
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