Williamsburg Journal-Tribune (Newspaper) - September 11, 1930, Williamsburg, Iowa Financial Center of Iowa County TEACHING AT COE IOWA TOE AUGUST COWS and lie i fc THE BRIDGE RESENTED DROUTH Kehlenbeck Left for New is I now head of the German I Lened Flow of Milk Shown left here Wednesday for his rv Cat is no WHN WARDENBURG LEADS the at having taught le Ref Uteri in 192829 u With Averan u taught at ad the u at remember school his good work and his Paring of and Primary of Milk of with in every registered Pri morning found the al fresh from three I we are toilsome be enriched and lanty with his arranged for his the summer val the young man was t a the of J August cows 20 Kept a Secret Until Couple Rei turn From Their Honeymoon Popular Young Couple of York Wed Afternoon At The marriage of Martin arn Jaunt through Glandorf and Miss Esther War marked falling off that for the coming and torrid days are that his classes will but helps to full pails and from the classical Thc long contin me long contin slopes knowledge he has acquired of the ued Played havoc with all fully language the herds alll churchmen were present from and the program sermons and lectures of and r and in her hand hearten all janitor of the conference was presided drive over the eight miles of W Titus Lowe of ed road that connects Prominent burg with the paved highway system of a This sec tion of Primary 149 will soon be i declared open to the Off will for noon at the Parental Home of the Bride in The marriage of Gilbert number invited guests The reception ia toeing held at the home of the brides The daughter of Mr RESIDENT DIES w the closing day of Paving in conference was marked by the be all both were Edward Butler Palled Away at on Sunday After a Long REARED MARENGO Lived in After Her Mourned by Three Monday informing him of the death of Edward Butler at average ped themselves in the folds of an immortality that is one of ox tne average outstanding glories of is as brown in August i as Decembers withered leaves no an his FRIDAY EVENING AT his cows to fur and dustmen forth a hosier i th the the bride and excellent the and dusting j Ithe martins Boxing fir southern j Promoter in forth a heavy flow of milk the Theodore The Fred Meier of and the Supplee of The list of elders included the way Wil 1 there is no clean Fri than high the following order D John Wardenburg again of carries T o 772 pounds 367 pounds of This was the lead one in j Every Teacher The boxing at Victor loves Howard like day Howard as the headline a each of thorn Kid Leonard and 8 dolls This is a match that is the new attracting all the id been in his Then there is the days before the miatch between Dave Parker and opening of followed by three H Rathjen holds second lined matches between 6 with herd of 12 grade Holsteins on a milk average of Pleasant Gray of for August is even i the Murdock the Otto come in on RoSers of the Rev Her man Smith of Barnes and the Omer Allison of of butter herd for was an and its record then average of 852 pounds of milk pounds of lined matches first Young of Newton and Kid Jhy and Harold of Deep River Gus training er of Victor and Joe Ooley of arrived English and Howard Lip Los of Brooklyn and Billy at Howe of Des flora Von A hasbeen named in the high to preside at the with the so she was Tight to stop any of them if they t 1 with to lack the spirit or grade i is a graduate gy a fighter should This and her aswill prevent faking or an of the day and show the what you have in the of a modern its advantages a town in which to with its splendid equipment of and Roast an ox or two by way of adding taste to the picnic rows of coffee boilers 2 aroma of happiest and that the funeral services would be held at death FROM NEBRASKA and Leighton and Daughter Arrived Mon day on Annual Bishop Lowe conducted the ordination of both The long list of ministers as to pastorates for the com ing year contained the following of particular interest to the their visit making their trimmed in silk and wore a colored hat with accessories to sister of the and was gowned in pink with all the accessor in fullest Ralph brother of the bride he office of best man i I 171 couple left immediately are now enjoying a f j honeymoon trip that vacation at the parental J W a the southeast corner of She is survived by three sons i and all resi dents of The deceased was a member of the well known Colson family of Marengo her maiden was and Leighton Thomas out T ern lake district of in this the eat with drive with the new streets and the appreciation the of 3 Arthur Glandorf is 3 His herd of eight grade Guern one of which was aver pounds of milk and of the English Admission Ladies I warrant for the Show at lection will rate f of in 50 IMPARTED THE i in the high herd of one of which had an average of 579 f milk and pounds 5 The fifth herd in the Aug just test was that of Leo This herd of 21 grade HAB three of which were gave an average of 530 pounds of milk were land pounds of The High Cows Two prize ears of corn in Saturday from the old 1 Lortz farm in South now j The six high cows in the as handled by Everett son of sociation place as follows and 1 Iowa County Farms Edna corn is almost fit to ears a grade Holstein six years goodly and the breeding is fresh July 1361 pounds of Science I Physic Training i formed grains corn was grown on the old Train leeP we of 2 Iowa County Farms a grade Holstein 5 years J the farm fresh July produced Wesleyan Pleas ers of the Oskaloosa District Deep Caldwell Coggeshall McAninch McAninch Gilbert Thomas Osborn North Worrell McBride Kennedy Burlington District Krenmyre Druse Fort Santa Fe Conant West Doughty i West Smith Ottumwa Ralph Rex Special Appointments president a a speaker of national re pute to deliver an have a few choice num our own singers should give the outsiders an wish been having in this tells us that Nebraska e the Past live complied that the corn crop is has made in terms in the home during on the was the and this little outline is thrown in here as a the committee privileged to make whatsoever use of it that the best judgment would But this Williamsburg Social is of wondrous and best interests aro wrapped up in the The bride is the youngest is also of and John great plant at Grand the and highly i first beet sugar plant in the f Pilot she United will have an en run of beets this I Leighton works for a big assisting freight trucking and abundance of rain as deputy steward and of the County Farm and was suc sugar and the loving to haul load of with tact good and lived in the fullest glow of the and esteem of all who had tne good fortune to know The groom is a son of and i Herman Wiebold and is a native son of He is a young and he and i thc splendid wife of his choice young Grand Island to and daughter are out and will spend two with their he faithful younger I Butler is partner of her Thomas and hy mmy nf on a vacation fld song a weeks here sympathies are TO CO COLLEGE HULL ON RADIO NEXT MONDAY ave now on Miss Gayle Schroeder left Sun for Cedar Rapids where she MEETING Chapter ON of open ed their calendar year with a pic James History and Latin and 1 Home Econ sical Train ric Clinton English Grammar person Roehr Doris Ruth Joe Philip Aeth Rob which Lortz was of milk and upon which he resided for GO years and six months before he We are inclined to the belief that it was the early habit imparted to this farm what time Charley was a boy that accounts for the ex of retired and moved a grade on milk since May pounds Iowa and pounds of corn the old forth place brings 4 grade nice NOTICE Regular meeting of the Wil Fri day Please bring the usual produced 942 pounds of milk Leo Smiths on a milk since AT STERNAGEL HOME March furnished 1039 pounds of milk and pounds of 5 a grade Holstein on milk since July gave pounds of milk and pounds of 6 J Rathjens Pebbles a grade Holstein three years fresh June produced 1256 pounds of milk and pounds of The total of cows on test was of this 36 The average milk for and of Wes Williamsburg friends of Harry commissioner of immigra will be on the National Broadcasting cir cuit next Monday from to with short talk on Tune in next Monday at the stated hour eastern time and hear Harry tell his story on im the in enters on her second term as n and to them are extended student in the happiest and best wishes and Arthur Iburg left Tuesday and Mrs Bertha TV i is now on his first years work in Bertha Blythe September Good and Wiebold return ml none need doubt tbe diligence leyan field secre Iowa Wesleyan De Pauw univer superintendent American Home Finding Associa The return of the Gray to his present charge at Williamsburg is accepted as a distinct favor to the community and a merited compliment to the good He and his good Wiebold returned from weddin with which they will play the stu Saturday af dents h ai a their hon M Thirtyfive relatives and intimate friends of the bride TO JOSEPHS COLLEGE Miss Bertilla Driseoll and Miss and were and the left Tuesday for CALIFORNIA LAWYER HERE FRIDAY one of San Franciscos leading attorneys was in town where he met a number of his old He had been in Chicago attending the meeting of the American sociation and came this visit with his venerable and sisters at Tom is a native of Greene way to Tom is a native 01 ureene family have been wth us tor two JJ rf ami and every month deepens the and esteem in which they are held with admir able zeal and diligence he fills his able zeal and ne and with an utter absence ne Ja Dame and has been practicing law in San Francisco for thirtyeight For several Bean Kenneth Rath Jan Karr and son Jay of herd was 575 pounds ana Moines arrived Thursday and butterfat members TI jl Three herds were fed alfalfa of and i five were fed and 23 as assistant U At of word or gesture that nd his standing as an attorney fa in me i t may ior they spent the weekend oil meal and feast hospitality of the Heitman The array of presents was exten sive and permanent re minders of the love and esteem that accompany the happy young couple adown the long lane of the oncoming where they enter as students at Josephs Both were graduated last June from the high and both will be both and in 1 Travels Abroad was the top ic bv the calendar corn Teresa Humphrey gave a very entertaining ac of her trip to Europe this with emphasis upon the Passion play at lOber i Summer Experiences were also related by I The program for the year is of a miscellaneous nature and bids in their new LEN MISBACH IN FOR REPAIRS they left for Belle JOHN KOESTER SHIPS PRIZE CATTLE I tvo st inspire resentment m the Pacific of other boot j lea ana via for all are on his here he high protein fills his and the two of the proper geat all hallows paths days they attended the old Small wonder that ham when Tom and lovs rejoices seat mates The his at his I nt school was on their the visit almost Len carrier on Rural entered the Watts Hospital Monday and is spending undergoing general He had his tonsils removed and some minor irregularities were attend ed to He is coming along in good shape and says to tell his people on the route that he will soon be with them that his like the old flivver he must be repaired occasion and the time to have this ROY GITTINS HERE John Koester marketed a car j Roy Gittins of Sioux City j of his black Angus yearling heif oame down from Rapids j ers on Wednesdays market of accompanied by his sis last weighing 850 Harry Hull and bis was the separator man on his BIG RUN OF TIMOTHY Frank good York tory of tbe and made them boys done is before the winter sets Charles Hastings is substituting VISITING IN ILLINOIS LADIES AID SOCIAL in the land of Roberts mother was here early in the and the daughter ia now making the return GUILD The Missionary meeting of Presbyterian Guild will be held in j Owen Roberts left Friday for a with her mother at Jf The Ladies of the Metho which is well held September on Wednesday the Aubrey in charge Harry Martha Walter George Swigart and Ralph HaV A spelldown was on the gram of the afternoon and little daughter of Irene charmed her audience with the singing of little CHURCH shown A I i I selling at This is Miss Veda Arts machine over in a true rally spirit was 11 down to Brooklyn and one day both morning and afternoon farm five miles CONGREGATIONAL NOTES was an outstanding sale considering j tins and his wife came they were all heifers and is visit bis mother and sister at Forehand higher than cattle of their Cedar Rapids for a short time southeast of he us for the past 60 They while here he and his sister sacks of nice j game showing it in both at sold on the Chicago market drove down to Williamsburg for a dean seed and sack filled and commission of the Frank has followed I The sennon for our Gittins is a specialist on the threshing for 26 years worship service will be and and his says that this was the biggest Greatest Discovery of the J Next Half This will be Now while the weather good let us 35 Claude Worrall of t skilled work has made him wide run on timothy he ever weekend visitors ly known throughout crop threshed was from a South J and He is looking to and his short visit Sam Foster of Marengo was was town the only preaching service let us make it a big Remember the church school at James Hodgson will i preach on Sunday morning Preaching at oclock Sunday School at Evening services Christian Endeavor at Preaching at church parlors at The program is as follows Current Missionary Walter The Younger Albert Mission Study and Guild Presidents Open Forum Flute Miss Eunice Vocal Miss Teresa Hump CHICKEN SUPPER a chicken supper jn the j Social Hour Hostesses Mesdames Bo Harry Wat all are Thank IMPORTANT MEETING A meeting of all the men will be held in the burg Savings Bank Miriam Elizabeth Harris Irvin Mae Miss Opal Miss Teresa E WILL Miss Mary was with an Attack of ill j gether here a and
