Community notices from Scotch Grove and area
Scotch Grove community reports a meeting led by Mrs Irving Killers with Miss Harriet Cookingham teaching kitchen equipment. Upcoming April 9 and April 10 events include home sanitation talk and farm bureau activities with music readings and a feeding the family skit. Funeral, church and school notes, plus local visitors and a hospital stay, fill out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
North Madison Ane
Irving Killers
Harriet Cookingham
Ames Extension Service
Sam Workman
L. J. Schiemme
F. D. Sinclair
Mallicoat
Blore
Sutherland
Cedar Rapids
Stahlberg
Streets
M. D. Foster
Olin
Riser
Rizer
Manchester
Farm Bureau
Imogent Monta
Blough School
Hazel Eby
George Harms
Mayeda Wilken
W. EB. Havalot
Farmers Boys' Club
Lewis Wright
South Dakota
Doon
C. P. Abbott
A. B. Nichols
Ethel Courtney
Sunbeam Mission Band
Dale Anway
R. A. Naylor
Olympia
Wash
East 4Th Avenue
Josephine Rickels
McDonald Hospital
Presbyterian Church
John
Dean
Howard Zirkelbach
Helen Ladehoff
Clinton
John Ahraken
Arend Balster
Alva Zimmerman
Monticello
George Zimmerman
J. C. Balster
Mary Balster
William Henrichs
June
Henry Hedden
Leslie Balster
Hedden
Balster
Hago Tobiason
Lois
Elda Stahlberg
Carline Stahlberg
Agnes Bohiken
Dorothy
Edna Hinrichs
Lorraine
Mildred Jacobs
Roslyn Kiburz
A. Loomis
Roy Streets
Eugene
John Stahlberg
Carl Stahlberg
August Stahlberg
Henry Stahlberg
Francis Reed
Mr. Reid
Eileen Loomis
Ruth
Alice Clark
L. E. Hardon
Rolland
Alvin
Virginia
Elsie Reuter
Center Junction Teens Host Ping-Pong Tourney
Maurice McNeilly hosted a high school gathering at his parents home with a ping-pong tournament won by Merlin Dreibelbis and runner up Lloyd Moats. Alumni sponsor a Reardan Sisters entertainment at the gym on April 12 with local talent numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice McNeilly
Unior
J. R. McNeilly
Merlin Dreibelbis
Lloyd Moats
Irving Eilers
Minx. O. Sage
W. P. Uer
Howard Porter
Community social notes and church events in Ames area
Local society coverage details gatherings at homes and churches. Mrs. McDonald and Miss Cookingham oversee events. talks on the 1634 kitchen draw twenty women from South Madison Wyoming and Oxford. Bridge and dinner settings, Sunday school officers elected, and various visits, travels, and Easter observances noted with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDonald
Milas Wilma Jackson
Ellen McDonald
W. P. Lindauer
Gevenu
Elizabe James
Joe Waltera
Audra Serbousek
Willis Martin
Paul Smith
Frank Himebaugh
Peter Prehm
Helen Chamberlain
Anamosa
Presbyterian Sunday School
R.S. Robbie
Peter Prahm
Harry Chase
Jean McNeilly
Mages Bringley
Pauline
W. Clark
Cody
Wyo
H. E. Liddie
Herbert William
Giddie
Alice Bates
Thomas Shover
Jayne
H. E. Stingley
T. E. Stanton
Pauline Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
Verle Breed
Marion
F. W. Bangs
G. Goodrick
Methodist Church
R. S. Robbie
Harvey Townsend
Scotch Grove
Pauline Prahm
Monticello
Earl DeShaw
J. R. McNeilly
John Alexander
Springville
J. L. Serbousek
Joan
Iowa City
Earl Mather
Henihene Aoeketa
Lee Ber 0Uoketa
Reett McDonald
Onslow
Commen Naity
Henry Townsend
A. Leek
H. H. Gee
B. D. Heiken
Ethel Courtney
George Courtney
A. Nichols
Cedar Rapds
C.P. Abbott
Bootch Grove
Frank Preas
Louise
Dixon
Ill
Fred Preas
Mayme Preas
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society
M. J. McNeilly
John Livingstone
J. N. Smith
Dewey Opperman
Falla
W. A. Btngley
Ed Duncan
Town Council
Pred Lewis
B. Saith
Onmow
Healt
Reelection and hometown hospital notes
Peter Prahm was reelected and Fred Preas journeyed to Anamosa. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mercy hospital patients in Anamosa last month, are expected home this week with Mrs. George Courtney to care for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jae
Peter Prahm
Frank Preas
Fred Preas
Anamosa
Sun
Ee Lewis
Mercy
Community Notes From Onslow Area Social Calendar
The Onslow district reports church supper by division four and various visiting guests. Residents attend funerals, hospital stays, and social events in Cedar Rapids Rockwell City Dysart and Iowa City while students and teachers prepare a senior play and participate in club activities at the Astrumian club and local church events. Out of town guests include Mrs. McLaughlin Mon ticello and others from Wyoming Genter Junction and Cent er Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mg An Temaev
Leonard McKinn
Mary Ellen
Lee Hansen
KE. J. Mcae
Anamosa
Lyons
Cedar Rapids
Loyal Smith
Sumner
Mr. Smith
Harold
Dorothy
Ward Hicks
Clarence Orr
State Hospital
Iowa City
Orr
Onslow
Bupt
Macaulay
Lanark
Japan
United States
Astrumian Club
Bernadine Smith
Leonard Reevens
Giatha Amfilienn
hive _T
Astrurian
S. G. Hutton
Vera Paul
Jay Sigmund
New Melleray Abbey
Ruth Fayram
Holland
Michigan
Lucille Delano
Spain
Hutton
Mis
Harriet Lamey
Lou Brarnes
Martha Easler
Ruth Sears
Fred McLaughlin
Monticello
George Miller
Charlie Shaffer
Wyoming
Paul Smith
Genter Junction
N. J. Paul
Lealle Babcock
Warren Rees Declares Candidacy for State Representative
Jones county candidate Warren Rees announces bid for state representative subject to Republican primaries on June 4 1934. Prepared to seek voters support in the Jones county district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Warren Rees
Candidacy Announcement for Sheriff in Jones County
Political advertisement by Harry Ireland and Will H Null announcing candidacy on the Republican ticket for sheriff of Jones County Iowa. Appeals to voters in Monticello and references June primaries and appreciation for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Harry Ireland
Monticelia
Jones County
H. Null
Monticello
Thomas E. Stimpson
Anamosa
Iowa
Jones County adopts refunding bond measure to retire debt
The Jones County Board of Supervisors approves a resolution to issue 570000 primary road refunding bonds. The bonds totaling 570000 will be issued May 1 1934 and payable in successive annual installments through 1950 with interest set at a stated rate. The action follows prior bond issues dated 1928 1929 and involves registration and transfer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Jones County
Henry Shomerds
Matthiessen
Harms
Russell
Holat
Coeee
Een
Bala County
Thas Mo Pe
Uition
Aye
Holst
Shimerda
Jones
State of
US Bricq County
County
Towa
tNdeseestse
Vaboduvey Thay
Refunding Bond Certificate for Iowa County Roads 1934
Iowa county bonds dated May 1 1934 pledge full faith and credit for principal and interest on refunding primary road improvement debt. The text details registration transfer rules negotiability coupons and certification by the county board of supervisors and auditor with signatures and seal for a May 1 1934 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
State of
County bond provisions and tax plan approved in 1934 session
The board authorized bond registration and coupon execution by county officials, directed sale and application of proceeds to retire outstanding debt, and set a sinking fund and annual tax to cover interest and principal. The measure repeals conflicting resolutions, was approved March 20 1934, and Clara M Turnis was named registrar of vital statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Holst
Harrs
Clara M. Turnis
West Cascade
Washington and Richland Townships
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Center Junction
United States of America
State of Tews
County of Jones
Yowa
Naan Balas
America
Ganxity Aumorencec
Chicago
Grant
Sheridan
SFINE
Standlind
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Service
Atlas Tires
Sandard Od
Chevrolet
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
G.M.A.C
Matthiessen Auto and Supply CO
Monticello, Iowa
Hevro
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