Annual Picnic at Eagle Center Aug 24 Event
Eagle Center's annual picnic under St Mary's Mt Carmel parish will occur Wednesday Aug 24 starting 10 a.m. with skill contests and prizes. Bill Daly on the chautauqua circuit will deliver the main address at 11 a.m. followed by chicken dinner at noon. A 1:30 p.m. baseball rubber between Hudson and Eagle Center, bowery dance, concert, parish youth music, and parishioner crafts booths complete the day.
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Portable Acetylene Welding Shop Goes Out to Seek Jobs
A. J. Sieglaff operates what is believed to be Iowa's only complete portable acetylene welding shop from a two ton motor truck based in Waterloo. W. F. Sieglaff runs the shop with extended gas hose to weld up to 150 feet from the truck. The unit already serves Bremer, Denver, and Fredericksburg with plans to expand further.
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Milwaukee organist Michael Nemmers visits brother here
Milwaukee organist Michael L. Nemmers, 71, visits his brother H. E. Nemmers in Milwaukee. The city finds a brief note noting the visitor’s arrival at 710 Cot- street.
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Milwaukee organist visits from Jackson County family
Tege street Pioneer enpeniat composer visits Milwaukee for three parts of his vacation at the Nemmers home. He is organist at Holy Trinity church and has served churches for 52 years. He is 71. Nemmers comes with his daughter-in-law Mrs Irvin Nemmers and her two sons. Rev John Nemmers Gilbertville a Milwaukee cousin will be visited during the stay. The men were classmates at St Francis College Milwaukee almost 55 years ago. Michael Nemmers is from a family of seven boys in Jackson County Iowa where their father built a log cabin in 1850. Two brothers are dead. all taught school in the county. The largest sun spots last only three or four months.
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Michael Nemmers
Jackson County
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Dodder Endangers Shasta Daisy, Warns in Botanical Note
Peter Woodring of Ames sent Shasta daisy samples to Town State College where M. King of the botanical station described dodder as an annual parasitic plant feeding through host stems. He urged cutting out and burning infested plants to prevent seed spread, noting seeds may remain viable if not all growth is removed.
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Randolph Street
Town State College
Ames
M. King
Botanical Station
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