Local court staff to attend Des Moines school of instruction
Des Moines hosts a two day school of instruction for county officers with W E Howell R R Noon Mrs Harriet Coulter Fred Bourgeois Jean Mangold Mary Jennson Dorothy Putman Elizabeth Clark in the party from the local courthouse. The courthouse will close Thursday for the event.
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Des Moines
Court House
W. E. Howell
R. R. Noonan
Harriet Coulter
Fred Bourgeois
Jean Mangold
Mary Jennson
Dorothy Putman
Elizabeth Clark
Ned Morrow
Clarence Fulton
Bourgeois
Top on hogs steady at 25.45
Market report notes hog prices at 25.45 per hundredweight with steady tone. Weather outlook shows tonight and tomorrow cloudy with scattered showers and cooler temperatures expected tomorrow.
June Birthdays Celebrated By Group Of Friends
A group of friends gathered at Sunset Park on Saturday for an afternoon of play and birthday celebrations. Honored guests included Sara Young Ronnie Krantz Larry Stransky Beverly Chalupa Daryl Krantz and Arlene Chalupa as June birthdays were marked with birthday refreshments.
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Sunset Park
Sara Young
Ronnie’ Krantz
Larry Stransky
Beverly Chalupa
Daryl Krantz
Arlene Chalupa
Honor W. C. Hotle Observed at Father’s Day Dinner
W. C. Hotle was guest of honor at a Father’s Day dinner held Sunday near Wellman hosted by his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gerald Graf. A fried chicken noon dinner followed by ice cream and strawberries with several relatives in attendance including Mrs W C Hotle and Mr and Mrs H Hetle.
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Lloyd
Clovee Stewert
C. A. Pratt
East
Jefferson Street
Stewarts
Inlaw
Dick Bordwell
Carl Herzer
Clyde Pitt
Julius Conger
Pratt
W. C. Hotle
Gerald Graf
Wellman
W.C. Hetle
H. €. Hetle
Howard Baker
Mary
Washington
KE. Fulton
Maxine
George
Local families listed in community notice
Wro and Mrs William DPerar and family of Cmenfordsville Mr Tod Mrs Homer Mayer Marlene and Roser Mr and Mrs Ted Mayer and Barbara of Wellston Mr and iV Homer Hotle John and Pat ie Joe Bauer of West Chester Mr and Mrs Ted Ross and family of Swedesburg Mr and Mrs William D Hotle of Moline
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Wro
William Dperar
Famly
Cmenfordsville
Tod
Homer Mayer
Marlene
Roser
Ted Mayer
Barbara
Wellston
Homer Hotle
John
Patie
Joe Bauer
West Chester
Ted Ross
Amiuly
Swedesburg
William D, Hotle
Moline
Boys State selects governors at Camp Dodge
About 730 youths at Camp Dodge participate in a mock government election to choose a governor and a full slate of executive officers. Federalists name Dinny Youngblade of Sioux City for governor, while Nationalists back Donald Clayton of Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
Boys State
Camp Dodge
Dinny Youngblade
Sioux City
Donald Clayton
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Wilkie
Fayette
Melvin Guenther
Davenport
Andy Christensen
Ames
Duane Brandt
Waverly
Wayne Danielson
Burlington
Matt Nelson
Goldfield
Dick Peterson
Danbury
Jack Burkheimer
Sac City
Pat Bradley
Bancroft
Rec Kaiser
George Clark
Voters to decide races for state posts in upcoming election
Voters will choose between two party candidates for the state commerce commission, superintendent of public instruction, and the supreme court. Clyde McMillan of Cedar Rapids led the nationalist campaign, while James Miller, Howard Fisher, Ed Kucera, and Robert Gerot headed the feds. Prizes were awarded to several attendees including Mrs. Floyd Fisher and Roberta Wieland. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Floyd Fisher on June 26.
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State Commerce Commission
Superintendent of Public Instruction
The
Supreme
Clyde McMillan
Cedar Rapids
James Miller
Hawarden
Howard Fisher
Ed Kucera
Robert Gerot
Floyd Fisher
Fred Kucera
Roberta Wieland
Sand C Club Meets With Mrs Robi
Mrs Nicola Robi hosted the Sand C Club at her Riverside area home Thursday afternoon. Members played games and socialized in a small, informal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand
Robi
Nicola
Robert Nicola
Riv
Homebuilders Class Hosts Pie Night at Sunset Park
The Homebuilders class of the Methodist church with 27 members and families held a pienie supper last evening at Sunset Park. Guests included Dr and Mrs Fred I Miller and Rev and Mrs Walter Smith. The evening was organized by the class committee and featured social time and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Sunset Park
Fred Is. Miller
Walter Smith
Clas
Milk consumption per capita in the United States over years
Per capita milk intake rose from 164 quarts in 1930 to 196 quarts in 1944, showing a steady growth in the mid‑20th century.
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U.S
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Hollywood
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Fred Showalter
H. J. Schoonover
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Armstrong
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Herman‘s Style Shop
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Monmouth, Ill
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Pam
Ft. Des Moines
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Ainsworth State Bank
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Rock Island Lines
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New Sharon
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