Washington Dairymen Start Cheese Making Here
Griffith and Hedberg launch a cheese factory in Washington using milk from within 15 miles. They describe pasteurization, curd formation, pressing, brining for 48 hours, and a ripening room with propionic acid bacteria producing Swiss cheese flavor. The duo, former Brewers Dairy owners, plan expansion.
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Washington
John Griffith
John Hedberg
Griffith and
Mr. Griffith
Mr. Hedberg
Griffith
Hedberg
Towa
Towa State College
Ames
Brewer Dairy
Tracy
Brighton
Ainsworth
Elwesec
Homes and kitchens featured in farm exhibit
A committee selects eight farm kitchens to view focusing on layout efficiency. Designs include A L Duensing U shaped cabinets and C C Reeves L arrangement with ready made cupboards. Steel kitchens with metal cabinets appear at Robert Stephens and Lloyd Foster shows pantry optimizations for a five person family.
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Klopfenstein
Rex Crandall
Paul Beard
Lloyd Marek
A. L. Duensing
C. C. Reeves
Robert Stephens
Merle Sheetz
W. C. Richards
All Republican incumbents loom in two Iowa senate districts
In the 28th and 47th districts five incumbent Republican senators face no opposition and seek reelection. They are Douds, Hultman, Watson, Lynes, and Knutson. Three other Republican senators have clear fields, McCurry, Fimmen, Humbert. Arch MacFarlane draws rivals in Black Hawk county as two seats contest. Democrats will contest eight counties for representative seats, including Dubuque where three Democrats run and no Republicans.
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Marshall County
Clay
Dickinson
O’brien
A. L. Doud
Douds
O. N. Hultman
Stanton
Devere Watson
Council] Bluffs
J. Kendall Lynes
Plainfield
Herman Knutson
Mason City
P. W. McCurry
Corydon
W. R. Fimmen
Bloomfield
Ernest Humbert
Fimmen
Humbert
Arch MacFarlane
Black Hawk County
MacFarlane
Fred W. Tesmer
Waterloo
Senate
House
Clinton
Decatur
DuBuque
Mardin Polk
Scott
Wapelle
Woodbury
Donna Boyd Spends Week End at Home In Nurse's Training
Donna Boyd, portion of her nurse training in Aurora, spent the weekend at home in Round Grove. Sunday visitors at the Ralph Boyd home included Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whetstine, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Zachs and Mike, and other relatives from Riverside, West Branch, and Mason City Illinois. The article notes a microscope viewing of pond life by Judy and mentions many local family visits and drives to Iowa City and Liber tyville.
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Donna Boyd
Round Grove
Aurora
Ralph Boyd
Edgar Whetstine
Dean Zachs
Mike
Newton Whetstine
Riverside
John Maher
Hugh
Mary Kay
West Branch
Cleo Orris
Milo Orris
John Frame
Billie
Percy Skubal
Fred Skubal
Morse
Donohue
Carl Kauffman
Arnet Mathers
Iowa City
Marion Ferguson
Marion
Judy
Merrimac People Visit the Fatigs in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Roy Duttweiler and daughter Donna and Mrs Glenn Schafer visited the Jesse Fatig family in Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Cy Trabert visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Harold Hinkle. Mrs Carl Amrine visited Wednesday with Mrs John Baldostrr.
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Frank Smith
Ruth and
Myrna
Otis Waggoner
Cecil Riley
A. J. Riley
John Wieneker
Sarah
Carl Amrine
Ralph Smith
Harold Reibling
Robert Whientz
Roberta
L. P
Cedar Rapids
Merrimac
Roy Duttweiler
Donna
Glenn Schafer
Jesse Fatig
Cy Trabert
Harold Hinkle
John Baldostrr
Rural Students to Graduate May 31
Superintendent Lester B. Krabill announced rural eighth graders will graduate Monday evening May 31 at the Washington Methodist church. Plans for the program are underway and a speaker has not yet been secured.
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Lester B. Krabill
Methodist Church
Washington
Krabill
Odd Fellows Convention Draws 750 In Washington Iowa
About 750 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended the eastern Iowa district convention held in Washington with full day sessions and a large turnout at the evening social hour in the Legion hall. H W Brock, lodge reporter, released the report.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Iowa
Washington
H. W. Brock
Lodge
Legion Hall
World Odd Fellowship Opens With Keynote Address
A large afternoon crowd attended the opening as Lynn J. Irwin grand secretary of the Odd Fellows delivered the main address on World Odd Fellowship. Delegates later held a dinner meeting in a church basement before evening sessions at the Legion Hall and Mig. Rebekah and Odd Fellow degrees were conferred and a social hour followed at City Hall. Town City was named as next year’s district meeting site. officers were elected from the host lodge for the coming year.
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Lynn J. Irwin
The
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Methodist Church
Legion Hall
Mig
Rebekah
First White Explorers Reach Idaho at Lo Lo Pass
The Lewis and Clark expedition marked the first white footfall in Idaho at Lo Lo Pass on the Idaho Montana border when they arrived in September 1804.
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Lo Lo Pass
Idaho-Montana
Idaho
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