Community Socials and Club Meetings Highlight Onslow Area
Onslow hosts a Hen stage at Mrs George Lyourx home with Aprente Juncheon and a social committee led by Mrs Harriet Lines Mrs Ruth Miller and Carel Honward sen The Bridge club meets with six thirty dinner and four doubles play Winners named as Mrs dow ard Willson Roy Miller and Mrs Leona Kennedy Dr U R Smith presides Tales Missionary society and Guild day planning noted Senior class normal party details and a Camp Fire Hawkeye supper in Center Junction Local birthdays and a minor injury reported involving Normin Paul choir plans for Sunday service noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyourx
Harriet Lines
Ruth Miller
Carel Honwardsen
Ars
Ming Sears
Rolleal
Frank James
Oo) Henry
Wace
Lamey
Gensivke
Cedar Rapids
Rnalph Bone
Monticello
Andrs
Charvence Reade
Bridge Club
Marvin Humwardsen
George Senurs
Carl Westphal
Thanwardsen
Idna Orr
Ruth Sears
Martha Wasler
Camp Fire
Center Junction
al Stickley
Ross Stickley
Dolin Bickford
Helen Warren
Mary Clare Jansen
Mary Silen McKinatry
Bobbie Naylor
Bobbie Clark
Junior Koon
Ruth Helfrich
Jack
Ruth
Charles Rowe
Normin Paul
Walter Koon
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices Update
Michael Cahill 60 died at his cousin Mrs Mary Kee home after lingering illness. Funeral from St Martins led by T Rooney. Thomas Cahill preceded him. Mrs Mary Lawler returned from Kansas City after visiting her brother-in-law. Mrs Elizabeth Corhey of Fillmore died of heart failure, funeral at Sacred Heart Church. Rev J J Leen celebrated requiem and graveside service. pallbearers named Gehl Leytem McCabe McClinnon Gehl Rea. Rev Jungblut guest of Rev Alber. Mrs Joseph Gross and baby at Mercy hospital Dubuque. Mrs C H McComber visiting Fort Dodge. Mr and Mrs W J Moore move to William Drummond residence in Mast Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cahill
Hame
Mary Kee
St Martins
T. Rooney
Sacred Heart Church
Fillmore
J. J. Leen
Henry Gehl
J. FP. Leytem
Jerry McCabe
Harry McClinnon
A. BP. Gehl
William Driscoll
J. A. Rea
Social News From Sand Spring and Nearby Areas
Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs JL Batchelder welcomed Sand Spring residents including Glass families and others from Marlon and Prairieburg. February earnings lists show eleven high patrons with totals from 88 to 297 dollars and 94 cents, and butterfat price set at 40 cents per pound for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Glass
Esther
Ralph
Prairieburg
Howard Glass
Donna Jean
Milo
Fred Bohlken
Iona
Marl
Marlon
JL. Batchelder
Clara Arduser
Galen. Henn
W. H. Behrends
Mitta Behrends
Idna
Jimmy Jacobsen
Andy Vipith
J. Littlefield
WY. J. Kurt
L. White
Weber
Cestel
HL Beeker
Roy Simson
Mstate
Ray White
J. J. Smith
J. Meyer
Carl Mardorf
William Baumann Stimson
Searl Nett
Short News From Anamosa Eureka Items
Up to last Tuesday 4711 auto licenses were issued to Jones County residents at the treasurer’s office, higher than the same period last year though 5,000 plus was the prior year. Dr E G Rawson named scout commissioner for Anamosa district Cedar Rapids area. He previously led Troop 3 Anamosa to area track meets. T M Clevenger reelected Waverly schools superintendent for two years and continues on the Iowa High School Athletic Association board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
E. G. Rawson
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Dr. Rawson
T. M. Clevenger
Waverly
Clevenger
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Manchester Man Buys Fur Bearing Animals
A. F. Rieck expanded his fur bearing stock by adding four pair of blue foxes to his pens bought from Dr. A. Williamson of West Union for 2 800. The pelts can fetch 50 to 150 each as he raises them. He already keeps twenty pairs of red foxes, several raccoons, one hundred rabbits, wolves and muskrats, making his farm the only similar operation in the area and drawing spectator curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
A. F. Rieck
A. Williamson
West Union
Rieck
Quotes from notable figures on education and defense
Ruth Prytte defends long skirts as fitting classroom dignity and distinguishes teachers from pupils. Allister MacDonald notes the skyline view requires rising thirty stories. Dorothy Dix warns twenty year olds lack depth, while Henry L. Stimson cautions balanced defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Prytte
Allister MacDonald
New York
Dorothy Dix
Public Health Service Report For Two Months
Public Health Service reports January and February activities visiting 49 schools with 117 visits. Of 270 pupils examined, 162 had decayed teeth, 17 had nasal throat issues, three had prior corrections. 30 classroom talks, 65 home calls, 40 business calls. 92 hours on records. Immunization program in Onslow for diphtheria had 167 treated. Center Junction begins March. toxin antitoxin offers permanent protection and is safe. Dental progress through March shows high honor-roll rates in Wyoming and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onslow
Center Junction
Wyoming
Martelle
Anamosa
Monticello
Milwaukee to Lay New Track Near Oxford Junction
New rails and switches planned for the Sabula to near this station on the main line with twenty six cars of steel rails unloaded. 39 foot rails weighing 100 pounds per yard replace 33 foot rails of 90 pounds and initial double track work proceeds from Sabula westward this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabula
Konjola Praised By Waterloo Woman For Health Boost
Miss Verna Baker of Waterloo says Konjola revived her weak health after a nervous breakdown and severe headaches. She reports improved complexion, energy, sleep, and appetite after six to eight weeks of use. The product is sold at F. J. Kay's in Monticello and by druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konjola
Verna Baker
West Eighth Street
Waterloo
Monticello
F. J. Kay
Property Transfers and Guardianship Deeds Listed
John Neelans transfers land described as s 4 se 4 and ni nw sey sec 20 and swii sw 4 sec 21 88 1 totaling 140 acres for 13000 dollars to Jennie B Orr. D Marshall Hall guardian sells to Lee Rathbun lot 110 Railroad add Monticello for 775 dollars. L W Lovell and wife with Catherine Lovell Adams convey nw sec 16 85 1 and related parcels to Mary J Dougherty with nominal 1 dollar consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neelans
Jennie B. Orr
D. Marshall
Property transfers listed in Anamosa and area notices
Mary L Dougherty and W N Dearborn to NW and NE and other parcels in 16 85 1 for 1 dollar. John B Hanken and wife to Henry Be Ahraken and Anna Ahraken land in Bradstreet's add Monticello for 3 100. Hollis Gause to Ruth Outland deed of lots 14 and 16 in Kimball's sub of Webster's add Anamosa for 1 dollar. Emil Resig and wife to Charles Bunde Jr and wife lots 1 2 block 32 Scott Skinner add to Bunde Jr and Emma Bunde and further dispositions on Shaw's add.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bramer
Matthias Broderson
Wit
EB. J. Lightfoot
L. E. Minehart
Lightfoot
Monticello
Ernest L. Risley
Clara E. Risley
A. B. Miller
Diedrick Carstens
Frank P. Chesire
Charles Gray
T. S. Platner
CG. A. Burmeister
O. M. Bundy
W. A. Jackson
H. P. Hanna
Lara Hanna
Sey
Julian A. Day
William Wilker
Mary F Separ
Kohl
Werner
Marsha Bula
Hanee South
Noren
William Ry Reuter
Ariel Os
Outland
Ethel m. Outland
Ruth Outland
Kimball
Webster
Anamosa
Barbara Wosoba
Sadie Tech
Carter & Clannigan
Oxford Junction
John Heaton
Ed Holcomb
Anna E. Holcomb
Iw Corner
Ellison
Martelle
Mary L. Dougherty
W. N. Dearborn
Ney
John B. Hanken
Henry BE
Ahraken
Anna Ahraken
Bradstreet
Hollis Gause
Webster's
Emil Resig
Charles Bunde Jr
Scott & Skinner
Emma Bunde
Shaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cascade
Anamosa Eureka
Henry L. Stimson
Public Health Service
Milwaukee
Oxford
Fanny Kemble Butler
Zeigler
Hoag
Mark
Rock of Ages
J. E. Bateman
Stuhlers
Chamberlain
Monticello, Iowa
Farmers’ Mutual
The
Cooking
Majestic Radio
Lee
Hear
F. A. Locher Music House
Miss Looney
Home
Economist
Opera
McCormick-Deering
Gladys Rooney
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