Christmas seal sale chairmen named for Linn County
The Marion News lists Christmas seal sale chairmen for Linn County outside Cedar Rapids led by Mrs. E. M. Adams of Central City. Appointed leaders include Miss Hazel Midkiff Bertram Mrs. J. E. Sundberg Dairy Dale No 1 and others, with the sale running from Thanksgiving Day to Christmas.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
E. M. Adams
Central City
Hazel Midkiff
Bertram
J. E. Sundberg
Dairy Dale No
Ruth Read
Dairy Dale
Clair Petty
Viola
O. J. Emmons
Springville
Harry Camne
Boulder Township
Alfred Hughes
Buffalo
H. G. Apfel
Clinton
Edgewood
Edna Smith
College
Frank Holets
Fairfax
W. E. Wagner
Fayette
Nora L. Cogdall
Lisbon
Lloyd LeGrand
Mount Vernon
Fern Horak
Grant
Edgar Neal
Linn
Maine
Grace Koppenhaver
Marion
D. B. Storck
Marion Township
Verdl Andrews
Toddville
W. H. Schrimper
East Monroe
C. C. Naylor
Otter Creek
Mary Bechka
Putnam
R. T. Remner
Washington
Red Cross annual drive under Mrs. Michel progresses in Marion
The Marion Red Cross drive is underway with Mrs. Elmer Michel leading. After the business district, she will visit residences, asking residents to receive her with dollar memberships or donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Marion
Elmer Michel
Tuckabache Club Elects Officers and Plans Dec Christmas Party
Mrs Earl Holsinger was elected president at Mrs W S Hewitt's home. Mrs Austin Case is vice president and press reporter while Mrs Carl Case serves as secretary and treasurer. Dec 11 Christmas party planned at Mrs Earl Holsinger's home. twelve members attended with Mrs Henry Miller as a guest.
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Earl Holsinger
Tuckabache Club
W. S. Hewitt
Austin Case
Carl Case
Henry Miller
Dinner Guests of Mrs J W Duke
Dinner guests of Mrs J W Duke Friday were Mrs Louise Maeyer Mrs Mary E Arp Mrs J F Messner and Mrs J W Messner all of Cedar Rapids.
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J. W. Duke
Louise Maeyer
Mary E. Arp
J. F. Messner
J. W. Messner
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Bazaar Ad Offers Supper Prices
Thursday and Friday supper served with prices 35c and 25c advertised in a Methodist bazaar notice.
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Methodist Bazaar
Cheerful Companions Class Postponed to Nov 24
The Cheerful Companions class of the Christian church has postponed its Tuesday evening meeting until November 24 due to the ongoing preaching mission.
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Cheerful Companions
The
Christian Church
Weeklong Evening Services Set at Local Christian Church
The Fed er Council of Churches outlines a week of preaching at the Christian church with daily services at 7 30 p m except Saturday. The Rev Irving E Wade will preach nightly and Virgil Wade directs music for the mission.
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Christian Church
Feder Council of Churches
Wek
Irving E. Wade
Virgil Wade
Thanksgiving Play Participants Meet at Church
Folk taking part in the Thanks giving play at the Christian church are asked to meet at the church today at 3 p.m.
Tennyson Club Pot Luck Luncheon Host and Program
Mrs. Delbert Pugh will host the Tennyson club potluck luncheon on Tuesday at noon. Mrs. Edna Saunders leads the program titled The Talking Oak.
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Delbert Pugh
Tennyson Club
Edna Saunders
Grove City Rebekah Lodge Benefit Card Party
Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 hosts a benefit card party November 30 at 8 p.m. in the I O O F hall. Players pivot with prizes for high scorers at each table. Men and women invited. reservations with Mrs Harry Murphey or Mrs Frank Clark.
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Grove City Rebekah Lodge
Thanksgiving Services Across Local Churches
Thanksgiving services will be held at 7 30 p m at the Congregational church with the Rev E Z Gough pastor of the Methodist church officiating.
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Congregational
E. Z. Gough
Methodist Church
Bible study at Baptist Church plans Acts lesson
A Wednesday evening Bible study at the Baptist Church will study the Book of Acts, focusing on early church events and teachings. The session invites members and guests to participate in discussion and reflection.
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the Baptist Church
Denver family returns from visit to Nebraska kin
Mr and Mrs Elmer Dunn and daughter Hazel Jean have been visiting Mrs Dunns parents Mr and Mrs G A Patschke and Mr Dunns mother Mrs James Dunn. They returned Saturday to their home in Denver Colorado.
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Elmer Dunn
Hazel Jean
Mrs. Dunn
G. A. Patschke
Mr. Dunn
James Dunn
Denver
Colo
Mrs Bromwell Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs James Bromwell will host the Entre Nous club Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The event promises a social gathering with members attending from the local community.
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James Bromwell
Read ing Circle to Meet Friday on Yukon and Klondike
Mrs. Ora Crowner hosts the Reading Circle at 2 30 Friday at 776 Twelfth Street with Mrs. Ira Hall in charge of the program Yukon and the Klondike will be the theme. Gold rush stories will answer roll call and the planned picnic has been postponed.
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Ora Crowner
Twelfth Street
Ira Hall
Yukon
Klondike
Cedar Rapids director to speak at Townsend club meeting
H. B. Elliott state director will address the Townsend club gathering Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in Memorial hall Cedar Rapids.
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H. B. Elliott
Cedar Rapids
Townsend Club
Memorial Hall
Morals in the Movies Discussed at Presbyterian Meeting
Melvin Clark will lead a discussion on Morals in the Movies at the young people's meeting of the Presbyterian church tonight at 6 30.
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Melvin Clark
Young People’s Meeting of the
Presbyterian Church
Local Visit Ties Marion Resident to St Charles
Mrs. Fred Blakeslee traveled to St Charles Illinois on Friday to visit Mrs. Ami Allen and Miss Thusia Davis and plans to return to Marion tonight.
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Fred Blakeslee
St. Charles
Ill
Ami Allen
Thusia Davis
Marion
Gough Family at Parsonage Open House This Afternoon
Dr E T Gough and family will welcome members and friends of the Methodist church at the parsonage this afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. The event invites neighbors to join in a casual reception.
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E. T. Gough
Methodist Church
Brown White announce marriage in Chicago
Marion friends learn of the marriage of Robert William Brown son of Mrs. O. L. Brown of La Grange Illinois to Jean Andree White of Oak Park Illinois. The Browns reside at 3307 Warren boulevard Chicago and host friends at home.
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Marion
Robert William Brown
O. L. Brown
la Grange
Ill
Jean Andree White
Oak Park
Mrs. Brown
Warren Boulevard
Chicago
WHO Barn Dance Frolic At Lincoln School Auditorium
Marion high school presents the WHO barn dance frolic Tuesday at Lincoln school auditorium to benefit the band and glee clubs. Acts include Max Berlin and Clifford Tulle roping, Calico Maids trio, Roy Faulkner, Windy Brown one man band, the sheriff and deputies, Tillie Boggs, Slim Davis, and others with a children’s matinee at 3 pm and two evening shows at 7 30 and 9. A small admission fee.
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WHO
Lincoln School
Marion High School
Max Berlin
Clifford Tulle
Marion
The
Calico Maids
Roy Faulkner
Lonesome Cowboy
Windy Brown
Sheriff and His Deputies
Tillie Boggs
Slim Davis
Marion High Plans Busy Basketball Schedule
Coach Eldon Coffman announces Marion High School basketball dates. The slate includes Dec 17 at Mount Vernon and Feb 23 at home against Mount Vernon, with numerous road trips to Cedar Rapids teams and Independence across January and February.
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Marion High School
Eldon Coffman
Mount Vernon
Independence
Vinton
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Manchester
Franklin
Monticello
Springville
McKinley
Williams Couple Relocates to Centerville
Mr and Mrs E H Williams have moved to Centerville establishing their new home there.
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E. H. Williams
Centerville
Pilgrim High Leaders Meet at Parsonage 6:30 P M
Billy Thomas to lead Pilgrim High laaders of the Congregational church at the parsonage at 6 30 p m The lesson theme is The Menace of Gambling and the gathering will discuss its impact on the community
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Billy Thomas
Pilgrim Highlaaders
Congregational Church
Theristrial Club Meeting Planned by Mrs J Lawrence Bigger
Mrs J Lawrence Bigger will host the Theristrial club Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs Emma Kendall will oversee the program, coordinating the evening's agenda.
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J. Lawrence Bigger
Theristrial Club
Emma Kendall
Knights Templar Patmos Commandery No 27 Dinner Event
Robert Grapengetter of Maquoketa inspected Patmos Commandery No. 27, Knights Templar Thursday evening. Dinner was served to forty men.
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Robert Grapengetter
Maquoketa
Patmos
Knights Templar
Ladies Aid Meet at Methodist Church Thursday
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will convene Thursday at 2 30 in Miss Secrist s room for a business meeting.
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Ladies Aid Society of
The
Methodist Church
Miss Secrist
Ameigo Club Luncheon Hostess Named for Tuesday
Mrs George Reichard will host the Ameigo club at a 1 oclock luncheon Tuesday at the Michel tea room. Mrs W B Sebern will oversee arrangements and be in charge of the event.
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George Reichard
Ameigo Club
Michel Tea Room
W. B. Sebern
Week of Children's Books Observed in November
Since 1919 a week in November highlights children s books with the year s dates Nov 15 21 focusing on Books to Grow Up On The Modern World for Young Readers Marion public library displays both old and new titles for young readers to inspect and choose for future reading.
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Marion Public Library
Vernon elected junior class president at Iowa engineering
James Vernon son of Supt and Mrs C B Vernon wins the junior class presidency at the University of Iowa College of Engineering. He is also elected to Tau Beta Pi the national honorary fraternity of engineers as one of ten recipients.
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James Vernon
C. B. Vernon
University of Iowa School of Engineering
Honorary Fraternity of Engineers
Tau Beta Phi
Hopeful Workers 4 H Club Set Meeting Saturday
The Hopeful Workers 4 H club plans a Saturday gathering at the home of Maxine and Madeline Elkin. Members will discuss upcoming projects and club activities.
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Maxine
Madeline Elkin
Martin's Creek Community Club Set For All Day Meeting
Mrs. F. J. Huth will host the Martin's Creek Community club Thursday with an all day meeting and picnic dinner. Members are asked to bring the usual requirements.
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F. J. Huth
Martin’s Creek
Mrs Addie Shumack to Entertain Cary Club Monday
Mrs Addie Shumack will entertain the Cary club on Monday afternoon, according to the notice.
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Addie Shumack
Cary Club
Marion chapter hosts benefit bridge party at Masonic temple
The Marion chapter No. 183 OES invites members and friends to a benefit bridge party in the Masonic temple on Thursday at 8 p.m. The players will pivot.
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Marion
O.es
Masonic Temple
Ladies Aid meet at St Pauls church this Thursday
Mrs Glenn Wickham of West Eighth Avenue will host the Ladies Aid society of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church on Thursday at 2 15 p m Members may bring donations for the Thanksgiving baskets to the meeting.
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Glenn Wickham
West Eighth Avenue
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fireside Serenaders elect officers at Friday meeting
A meeting at Melvin Arp's home elected Melvin Arp as president Bonnie Carey as vice president Francis Smith as secretary and Evelyn Filmore as treasurer. Talks by June DeWees on Ignace Paderewski and Bonnie Carey on Chopin were given. The club will meet December 1 at Virginia Beiber's home.
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Melvin Arp
Bonnie Carey
Francis Smith
Evelyn Filmore
June DeWees
Ignace Jon Paderewski
Frederick Chopin
Virginia Beiber
Mrs Donaldson Returns From Dubuque Visit
Mrs E S Donaldson returns home to Dubuque after visiting her daughter Mrs Donald DeWald.
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E. S. Donaldson
Dubuque
Donald DeWald
Electa Circle of the King's Daughters Meeting
Mrs. F A Peterson will host the Electa Circle of the King's Daughters Friday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Earl Welcher leads the program. "Mary, Sister of Lazarus." Peterson conducts the devotional period. Members answer roll call with verses of scripture on thanks.
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F. A. Peterson
Electa Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Earl Welcher
Mary
Lazarus
Peterson
Fidelis Circle of the King's Daughters Meeting
The Fidelis Circle of the Kings Daughters will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. M H. The gathering will include preparation of two comforters for a service project.
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Fidelis
M. H
Book Club Meets November 24 At Strader Home
Mrs M W Courtney will lead the program at the Book Club meeting to be held November 24 at the home of Mrs H N Strader.
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M. W. Courtney
Book Club
H. N. Strader
Mrs Voris Hosts O O P Club Evening At Michel
Mrs Max Voris will entertain the O O P club Monday at 7 30 p m at the Michel tea room A novel of Wisconsin life will be reviewed
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Max Voris
Michel Tea Room
Wisconsin
Honor guest Ruth Griffin in Ann Arbor event
Miss Ruth Griffin of Ann Arbor Michigan was honor guest at a dinner Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. Mary Hines. The Presbyterian church Ladies Aid and Missionary societies plan a meeting Thursday at 2:30 at 1185 Tenth Street. Mrs. Carl Wallace will lead devotion and Mrs. E C Fox will speak on Liam. Mrs. Lee Voorhies discusses The Southern Mountains and Mrs. Alfred Johnson chairs the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Griffin
Ann Arbor, Mich
Mary Hines
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies of
The
Presbyterian Church
Irvin Ford
Tenth Street
Carl Wallace
E. C. Fox
Liam
Lee Voorhies
Alfred Johnson
Methodist church to stage McGuffey readers play Friday
The Friendly Guild of the Methodist church presents a play based on the McGuffey readers in the church auditorium Friday at 8 o'clock. A small admission fee will be charged.
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Friendly Guild of the Methodist Church
McGuffey
Legion Picnic Supper Meeting Tonight at Legion Hall
Marion post No. 298 and its Auxiliary will meet Monday at 6 30 p.m. in the Legion hall for a picnic supper with venison served. An executive meeting is at 7 30 p.m. followed by separate meetings of both organizations at 8 o'clock.
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Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Oxford Masquers Plan Short Plays at Friday Meeting
The Oxford Masquers of the Methodist church gathered Friday evening at Miss Louise Cippera’s home to organize several short plays. Refreshments were served to fifteen attendees.
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Oxford
Methodist Church
Louise Cippera
Excelsior Club to Meet Friday at Kemp Home
The Excelsior Agriculture and Literary club will meet Friday evening at the home of W. J. Kemp. The program committee includes Mrs. K. O. Knudson, Mrs. Carl Wiley and Mrs. Harry Dunn. Refreshments committee members are Mrs. Warren Kemp, Mrs. Carl Falcon, Mrs. Oscar Martin and Mrs. D. I. Hoskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
W. J. Kemp
K. O. Knudson
Carl Wiley
Harry Dunn
Warren Kemp
Carl Falcon
Oscar Martin
D. I. Hoskins
Pleasant Grove Community Club Meeting Scheduled
The Pleasant Grove Community club plans a Monday gathering at 7 30 p m hosted by Mr and Mrs C B F Michel at their home.
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Pleasant Grove Community Club
Chitaya Camp Fire Plans Achievement Day at Library
The Chitaya Camp Fire group met Friday in the public library. Plans were made for an achievement day November 20 at 4 p.m. in the library, and the mothers of the girls are invited.
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Chitaya
Marion Shakespeare Club Hosts Thursday Othello Review
Mrs. Addie Shumack will host the Marion Shakespeare club Thursday at 7 30. Mrs. D Earl Miller will supervise the program reviewing act 5 of Othello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Shumack
Marion Shakespeare Club
D. Earl Miller
Osceola Lodge to Convene Thursday Evening
Osceola lodge No 18 I O O F will meet on Thursday at 7 30 p m in the I O O F hall.
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Osceola Lodge
Phosphate Boosts Potato Yields Say Iowa Test
Jackson County Agent F. E. Krause reports potato yield tests near Lamotte Otter Creek and Preston ranged from 169 to nine ty bushels per acre. Five varieties Warbas Chippewa Cobblers 35 26 s Early Ohios ranked by maturity and eating quality. Phosphate fertilizers raised yields. adding potash offered only slight further gains under normal field conditions.
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Maquoketa
Lamotte
Otter Creek
Preston
Jackson County
F. E. Krause
Vinton High Stages Big Hearted Herbert
A cast of Vinton high school students presented the play Big Hearted Herbert in the school auditorium Friday night directed by Dorothy Gray. Performers included Cassper Geyer Herbert Kalness Edward Emery Robert Kalness Marion Rowe Elizabeth Kalness Jean Floyd Martha the maid Robert Bickel Herbert Kalness Jr Betty Beachler Alice Kalness Keith Mossman Andy Goodrich Betty Carrier Amy Lawrence Millard Jones Jim Lawrence Reeve McKevitt Mr Goodrich Virginia Gintert Mrs Goodrich Ralph Tompkin Mr Havens and Marjory Bickel Mrs Havens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Herbert
Dorothy Gray
Casper Geyer
Herbert Kalness
Edward Emery
Robert Kalness
Marion Rowe
Elizabeth Kalness
Jean Floyd
Martha the Maid
Robert Bickel
Herbert Kalness, Jr
Betty Beachler
Alice Kalness
Keith Mossman
Andy Goodrich
Betty Carrier
Amy Lawrence
Millard Jones
Jim Lawrence
Reeve McKevitt
Mr. Goodrich
Virginia Gintert
Mrs. Goodrich
Ralph Tompkin
Mr. Havens
Marjory Bickel
Mrs. Havens
Cheese makers to meet at Postville in Iowa
Northeastern Iowa cheesemakers will meet in Postville for discussion on production and marketing problems. Hans E. Skott of Epworth will lead the session with experts E F Goss and A W Rudnik, plus Carl Schmitt from Blue River Wisconsin. Each maker will submit a sample for judging as about 75 percent of Iowa cheese factories lie in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
Iowa
Hans E. Skott
Epworth
Iowa Department of Agriculture
E. F. Goss
Dairy Manufacturing Department
Ames
A. W. Rudnik
Dairy Extension Department
Carl Schmitt
Blue River
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Producers Federation
Evans moves to Washington after Arkansas trip
Evans learns his new duties and travels to Little Rock to meet Wallace and other agriculture officials en route to a Texas land grant college meeting. He plans to settle in Washington, has no southern crop background, and may recommend a successor in Iowa if asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monay
Evans
Little Rock Ark
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Texas
Washington
Iowa
Wickard
Smith Named Chairman of Iowa Agricultural Conservation Panel
Des Moines reports echoed Saturday that Ralph Smith of Newton would succeed R M Evans as chair of the Iowa Agricultural Conservation committee. Smith, contacted at soil conservation offices, said he had received no official notification. He has served as secretary since the committee replaced the corn hog group and acted as chairman during Evans’s absences. For years until recently, Smith was Master of the Iowa State Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Wallace
Evans
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Iowa
Laurens
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Saskatchewan
Canada
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Des Moines
Ralph Smith
Newton
R. M. Evans
Iowa Agricultural Conservation Committee
Smith
Soil Conservation Offices
Agricultural Conservation Committee
Iowa State Grange
Merritts to Celebrate Golden Wedding in Anamosa
Anamosa residents H S Merritt and Belle Lamb marked their golden wedding anniversary. Married November 16 1886 near Morley by Rev R C Stephens they raised five children and fifteen grandchildren, with an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Merritts
Anamosa
H. S. Merritt
Morley
R. C. Stephens
Merritt
John
Caroline Merritt
Olin
Roy Skeels
Robert Condit
Springville
Carl Rohwedder
Harold Merritt
Delbert Brickley
Observe Their 54th Wedding Anniversary At Williamsburg
Williamsburg residents Mr. and Mrs. Henry von Ashen celebrate their fifty fourth wedding anniversary. He, born in Germany in 1857, emigrated to the United States in 1882, settling near Homestead. She, Gesine Kehlenbeck before their 1882 marriage, was born in 1860 in Germany and came to Iowa with a German group. The couple, longtime members of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church, have eleven children with eight living, forty eight grandchildren, and two great grandchildren connected to farms around Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Henry von Ashen
von Ashen
Germany
United States
Homestead
York Township
Iowa County
August Newkirk
California
Fred Kliremeyer
Gesine Kehlenbeck
Iowa Township
St. Paul’s
George Heitshusen
Henry Heitshusem
Otto
William
Herman
Enclosed Chimney Spark Arresters Prove Most Effective
Ames Iowa AP report from the Iowa State College agricultural engineering department shows fully enclosed chimney spark arresters best prevent roof fires. Frank B Lanham under Prof Henry Giese tested top lip and baffle openings and side openings, noting rural fire losses averaged 387784 dollars for 1930 to 1934. Side openings allow sparks to escape while enclosed arresters reduce draft problems. one insurer’s 4000 rural installs saw under 0.5 percent trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMES
Iowa State College Agricultural Engineering Department
Henry Giese
Frank B. Lanham
Lanham
Iowa
Iowa Fire Insurance Company
Allamakee 4-H Feeds Calves From Local Breeders
Angu s breeder Sever Kolsrud sold seven Angus calves weighing 350 to 400 pounds to Allamakee county 4-H baby beef club members. James White bought five calves for his sons Rob ert and Francis. James Pigott bought two calves for his son Curtis. Willis Raymond and Morris Mathis will feed Hereford calves from Hogan Brothers. Walter Ziemann and Robert Kenney also procured calves for the club project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Sever Kolsrud
Angus
Paint Creek Township
Allamakee County
James White
Makee Township
Robert
Francis
James Pigott
Ludlow Township
Curtis
Willis
Raymond
Morris Mathis
Lafayette Township
Hogan Brothers
Taylor Township
Walter Ziemann
Center Township
Robert Kenney
Post Township
Sigourney and Webster men named corn sealers in Keokuk county
Sigourney resident O H Evans and Webster’s R W Snakenburg were reappointed corn sealers in Keokuk county by Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray. They have filed bonds and will issue warehouse certificates on Monday when the new program starts.
Cholera Hits Hawkeye Hog Herd Far West
A farmer near Hawkeye reported the first local outbreak with seventy hogs dead from a ninety head drove. The loss marks a serious outbreak affecting the rural stock in the Hawkeye area last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
New Barn Replaces Lightning-Destroyed Structure
A new barn of 36 by 72 feet is being built on the Helgens farm four miles northeast of here to replace a barn struck by lightning last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helgens
Here
Warmed Up Steers Sell in Chicago at High Cwt
Three loads of warmed up steers from Jacobsen and Stroh Behn of Tama County topped Chicago buyers last week with prices from 8.00 to 8.75 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Toledo
Jacobsen and Strohbehn
Tama County
Chicago
Washington CTA Records October Dairy Averages
Washington The 273 cows on test in October averaged 544 pounds of milk and 23 pounds of butterfat for the Washington county Cow Test association Alvin Lueder tester The Wellman herd owned by A C Gingerich topped the association with 1297 pounds of milk and 44 4 pounds of butterfat A Guernsey owned by Dean and Dan Johnson produced 1200 pounds of milk and 68 9 pounds of butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Washington
Washington County
Alvin Lueder
A. C. Gingerich
Wellman
Guernsey
Dean
Dan Johnson
Jersey herd leads Johnson County Cow Testing results
Oswald E Jensen owned Jer sey cows topped the Johnson County Cow Testing association for October. Howard M Smith reported Jensen's nine cows averaged 612 pounds of milk and 32.5 pounds of butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Oswald E. Jensen
Johnson County
Howard M. Smith
Jensen
Collaborative Health Project Is Cancelled
MAQUOKETA The Farm Bureau office has been informed that plans for the new public health program in Jackson county to be conducted by the state health department as a sub project of the women's home project, in cooperation with the Farm Bureau and extension service, have been cancelled due to conditions beyond the sponsors control. Mrs. Sarah Porter Ellis, state home demonstration agent leader at Ames, notified County Agent F E Krause that discontinuance is necessary. Many plans had been started locally for carrying out the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Farm Bureau
Jackson County
State Health Department
Women’s Home
Extension Service
Sarah Porter Ellis
State Home
Ames
F. E. Krause
Scarcity of eggs and milk hit What Cheer markets
A shortage of eggs in What Cheer pushed prices up by four cents last week as stores ration daily supplies. Milk availability has also declined but remains not dangerously low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Seven Social Work Divisions May Call On Relief Families
Iowa survey shows seven kinds of social workers from different headquarters could serve relief families in 1937. Currently five agency types handle public assistance under the county overseer of the poor, with potential new statewide units after the legislature. Subdivisions include Old Age Pensions, Child Welfare, Crippled Children, Maternal and Child Health, and County Overseer of the Poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Daily Press Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration
Iowa Old Age Assistance Commission
Child Welfare Bureau
State Board of Control
University Hospital
Iowa City
State Board of Health
Prices Rise as Butter Demand Surges and Eggs Move Fast
Butter prices advance driven by stronger demand and two key factors. Egg storage shipments exceed last season, with October moving over one million cases into consumption. Frozen egg trade remains vigorous, keeping egg markets firm ahead of Thanksgiving. Turkey arrivals flood markets. heavy stocks push down prices on best western and northern birds while demand stays strong. Cold storage poultry holdings near record levels for December 1, signaling ample future supply. Roaster chicken supply expected to be normal despite broiler and fryer abundance.
Ex-Wife Cedar Rapids Man Given Part-Time Custody Of Daughter
In Vinton district court Judge B O Tankersley orders eight year old Darlene Van Dyke to live nine months with her mother Opal Van Dyke Kolp near Independence and three months with her Cedar Rapids father Harley Van Dyke. Both parents retain rights to see her at any time. The couple divorced in 1931 after which Darlene moved with her mother. custody dispute followed. Roy L Stiegelmeyer and Iola Stiegelmeyer divorce. mother gains custody of a daughter and father custody of two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Harley van Dyke
Cedar Rapids
Opal van Dyke Kolp
Independence
Darlene
B. O. Tankersley
van Dykes
Benton County
Tankersley
Roy L. Stiegelmeyer
Near Vinton
Iola Stiegelmeyer
Boy Hunter Bernard Lynch Killed in Accident
In Waverly Bernard Lynch age 12 was fatally shot Saturday when his hunting partner John Parsons age 12 discharged a rifle by accident. Both seventh graders are local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Bernard Lynch
John Parsons
Bernard
Washington Iowa Livestock Week Brings Vast Trade
Washington Iowa saw about 250000 dollars in cattle hogs and sheep move through stockyards last week as traders expanded pens and sheds at three rail yards. A firm reported over fifty carloads of feeders while New Mexico calves fetched 7 to 8 dollars per hundredweight and shipments reached Illinois and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Iowa
New Mexico
Illinois
Wisconsin
Cornell Student Poll Reveals Pacifist Leanings on War
About 300 ballots from Cornell students show a majority favor neutrality measures and arms reduction, with 51 supporting war when called upon. Men lean more pacifist than women, and a sizable minority desires stronger action or isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Cornell
United States
International Club
Russell M. Cooper
League of Nations
Pellett Re-Elected Head Hort Society
Pellett of Atlantic was re-elected president of the Iowa State Horticultural Society at its Ames convention. Herman M. Knudson of Mason City was re-elected vice president and R. S. Herrick of Des Moines re-elected secretary and treasurer. Directors named include Earl Ferris Hampton D H Culver Clear Lake C L Clark Corydon and several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Frank C. Pellett
Atlantic
Iowa State Horticultural Society
Herman M. Knudson
Mason City
R. S. Herrick
Des Moines
Earl Ferris
Hampton
D. H. Culver
Clear Lake
C. L. Clark
Corydon
Ralph Orwig
F. C. Sigler
A Day In Traffic Court in Bertram Play at Methodist Church
Friday evening program at the Bertram Methodist church featured the play A Day In Traffic Court with cast including Robert Lnenicka Alice Davidson Joan Lnenicka Ora Sparks and others directed by Miss Margaret Jacobsen of Cedar Rapids. Rev J Bruce Eyestone gave prayers reading by Hazel Midkiff Mount Vernon and Helen Snnenicka and a vocal trio number by Ramona Jorgenson Alice Drakos Angeline Snnenicka with Miss Midkiff at the piano. Mrs C C Berry spoke on Red Cross membership drive. Miss Midkiff Miss Jacobsen and Mrs Fred Lake led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
Robert Lnenicka
Alice Davidson
Joan Lnenicka
Ora Sparks
Alice Lnenicka
Irma Lnenicka
Mary Sparks
Milver Klouda
Stanley Drakos
Roland Grisham
Leonard Lnenicka
Margaret Jacobsen
Cedar Rapids
J. Bruce Eyestone
Hazel Midkiff
Mount Vernon
Helen Snenicka
Ramona Jorgenson
Alice Drakos
Angeline Snenicka
Miss Midkiff
C. C. Berry
Red Cross
Miss Jacobsen
Fred Lake
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Christmas Seal Sale
MR. and
Mrs. H. S. Merritt
Mrs
Allamakee
Washington C.T.A
Turkey
Boy Hunter
Pellett
Head Hort Society
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