Jones County Sportsmen Club organized at Onslow
The Jones County Sportsmen's club was formed with Merle Hicks Onslow as president and W R Marshall Wyoming as vice president. Directors include Stanley Coon Oxford Junction C 4 Jones Oxford Junction Gordon Marshall Wyoming Harrison Morse Wyoming R B E Chaplin Onslow and H Willison Onslow. The group aims to propagate game areas stock streams and shelter game birds.
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Jones County Sportsmen's Club
Merle Hicks
Onslow
R. Marshall
Wyoming
Ernest Weller
L. C. Hodeval
Oxford Junction
Stanley Coon
C. 4. Jones
Gordon Marshall
Harrison Morse
R. BE
Chaplin
H. Willison
J. R. Ramey
George Paulsen
Chicago
L. M. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Max. Hamilton
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Ed Paulsen
Larkin Club
M. P. Paulsen
W. A. Hicks
Olive Green
E. Peters
Harold Scripture
Miles
Scripture
Onslow Savings Bank
Veitch, Duncan, Worley and Wood
Davenport
Wheelock and Cummings
Des Moines
White
Phillips Company
Westminster Club
Ruth Beck
Dolores Hanna
Herta Gut
S. G. Hutton
John Perrine
Monticello
James Remley
Anamosa
Alfred Remley
Aaron Baxton
Provan
Jennie Hamilton
Astruman
Iowa Electric Company
Hawthorne Club Places Second in Iowa Federation Contest
The Hawthorne club of Wyoming earned second place in a district program contest among 59 clubs in the Iowa Federation of Women. Their entry titled Prominent American Women scored well on unity bibliography originality and practicality. The club has 27 members. Memorial hall hosted the Presbyterian church dinner and business session with W. J. Beckwith chairing R. H. White secretary and Dr. W. P. Nicholas moderating. Ed Holub was elected to the board of trustees, replacing August Hansen who resigned. The church treasurer reported solid finances with the minister’s salary paid in full and a Bank account of 304 plus Sabbath school balance of 60. District music results from Waterloo showed ratings of excellent for Helen Levsen and ensembles while the local instructor praised Wyoming’s showing.
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Hawthorne Club
Wyoming
Iowa Federation of Women
Presbyterian Church
Memorial Hall
W. J. Beckwith
R. H. White
W. P. Nicholas
Ed Holub
August Hansen
Robert Alden
Ben McGuire
Leota Wherry
Claude Sears
Christal Stoffe
Adel Luke
Jean Broderson
H. C. Griswold
Henry Fishwild
Industrial Society
Town City
Waterloo
Helen Levsen
W. B. Brown
Local Social Roundup From Zimmerman Tobiason Home
AMBER Mrs W J Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs Henry Tobiason hosted last Monday for Mr Tobiason's birthday. Many neighbors and relatives attended including Rickels Henrichs Tobiason Helgens Folkers and others. Otten trip to South Dakota then Martin/Davis visit in Martinsburg. CCC returnees Schoon. marionette show. new daughter born at McDonald hospital Monticello.
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Henry Tobiason
Mr. Tobiason
George Rickels
Charles Henrichs
Hayo Tobiason
Will Stutt
Mike Tobiason
Herman Helgens
Herman Folkers
John Folkers
O. F. Otten
South Dakota
Paul Hanken
William Martin
G. R. Davis
Martinsburg
Robert Schoon
CCC
Marion
Harm Helgens
Henry Poppe
Louie Helgens
Will Jansen
Alva Gerdes
Dwight
Carl Gerdes
Bernard Finnigan
Cedar Rapids
John Hayen
Galen
Monticello
Cascade Obituary and Birthday Notes for Local Family
Timothy C. Barrett celebrated his first birthday at his East Cascade home on Tuesday April 7 while his family mourns the illness of Mr. Barrett. Otis W. Wilson a Cascade resident and Town camp sergeant died suddenly at 7 45 AM after returning from Sigourney, leaving a widow Mamie Curry and nine children. Wilson was born May 25 1889 in Silver Creek Nebraska and moved to Cascade six years ago. Surviving are his wife nine children Constance Selden Lincoln Neb Audrey Grace George Rayetta James Leila Marvin and Merle.
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George Wilson
Omaha
Neb
J. A. Garvin
Dubuque
Cascade Protestant
Leo Dolphin
Ed Otting
Joseph Otting
Mert Lehner
Jack Leytem
J. E. Supple
Innsbruck
Austria
Father Supple
Cascade
St. Martin's School
Columbia College
Europe
Timothy C. Barrett
East Cascade
Barrett
Thomas J. Lane
G. E. Fall
L. F. Barrett
A. L. Morrison
A. H. Renier
Milwaukee
M. E. Barrett
Oxford
Junoon
Otis W. Wilson
Wilson
Sigourney
Silver Creek
Hiram Wilson
Mamie Curry
Shelby
Elmer
Constance) Selden
Lincoln, Neb
Audrey
Grace
George
Rayetta
James
Leila
Marvin
Merle
High line west of Langworthy nears completion and locals gain electricity
The town reports the near completion of the high line from Langworthy enabling electricity for families including the Conrad Poppe, Henry Stulken, Henry Prull, Elect Prull, and Frank Burlingham lines. Numerous visitors to the Tjaden and Benedict households are noted, with several trips between Langworthy Monticello and near Amber. The community also mentions O E S instruction attendance and a throat illness recovery.
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Henry Tjaden
Lynn
Alice Benedict
Herman Dirks
Tjaden
Carl Tjaden
Wyoming
Henry Stalken
James Connolly
Monticello
Langworthy
Conrad Poppe
Henry Stulken
Henry Prull
Elect Prull
Frank Burlingham
Prull
Delco
Thomas Stimpson
Eunice
Des Moines
Stimpson
John Specht
Carl Brockhohn
Lawrence
Darlene
Eilert Prull
Harm Bunting
Wilma Mae
Ed Prull
Clarence Heyen
Gerd Tjaden
Near
Amber
Dale McConaughy
Cecil Hay
Morley
Mary Louise
Lucille Yount
Earl Benedict
Clarence Hannan
Lee Hannan
Henry Uhr
O. E. S. School of Instruction
Grace Benedict
Grand Passion Sings to a Sinking Dream
Jacqueline Prescott finds her voice after a storm of doubt as she performs while her conductor Philip Wendell dies at sea on the Comte di Raconth. Her mother pushes fame, Pixie meddles, and Jacqueline’s triumph comes with a final sacrifice.
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Adam
Jacqueline Prescott
Mamma Prescott
Jacqueline
Pixie Dumont
Madame
Pixie
Dearie
Poppa
Philip Wendell
Prescott
Italy
Jacquesne
Philip
Jezeque Ine
Php Wendell
Phllip
Castle Grove township hosts soil program and local notices
A Wednesday soil conservation meeting at school house No. 2 drew about fifty farmers with County Agent Carl Smith outlining the new plan. Township officers were elected led by Chairman O R Howie, with George Balster, James Hogan and P J Crowley as officers. The report lists residents and visitors from Castle Grove, Manchester, Cascade and surrounding towns, notes band members from Monticello and mentions a tame crow at Swalm drug store in Chelsea.
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School House No. 2
Carl Smith
William Stanton
Cascade
Ray Stivers
Jackson Township
O. R. Howie
George Balster
James F. Hogan
P. J. Crowley
John H. Specht
Monticello
S. M. Hosford
Hopkinton
Delhi
Manchester
Albert H. Schmidt
Scotch Grove Township
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mutual Fire and Tornado Insurance Company
G. H. Gerdes
Pomeroy
Mr. Gerdes
W. H. Buckner
Cass
Castle Grove
Alva Hahn
Kenneth Hosford
Fred Gerdes
Orange
Calif
Margaret Olive Deischer
Olin Howie Jr
Waterloo
Alva Ommen
Express
Guthrie County
Ommen
Herman Hahn
Michael Haley
Casper Brothers
Garnet Eilers
Delores Warner
Jones County Farmers Save Interest Through Refinancing
Farm Credit administration figures show Jones County farmers refinanced over 1.49 million dollars in debts at 6 percent or less since 1933, with an annual interest saving of about 15,600 dollars. The National Farm Loan association and Federal Land Bank activities enabled many first and second mortgages, with government backing and temporary rate reductions to 3 percent for a year ending 1936.
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Farm Credit Administration
Jones County
Central Office
The
Washington
National Farm Loan Association
Association
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
Federal Land Banks
Congress
National Farm Loan
Easter services and meetings at Prairieburg churches
Prairieburg religious notices list mass times at St. Joseph’s and St. Matthew’s, German and English services, Easter events, and a spring congregational meeting on April 21. Other churches note Good Friday and Easter schedules, confessions, Sunday schools, and hostesses for Ladies’ Aid.
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Wayne Zion Lutheran
Prairieburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Stephen J. Kucera
Easter Services and Communion Celebrated at Local Church
A church announces German preparatory to holy communion and an Easter musicale. Easter Sunday service begins at 10 30 with sermon The Risen Lord and Lord's supper. W M B meets next week Wednesday at Mrs Lorenz Allamand's home.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Wm. J. Macaulay
Epworth League
Glen W. Rowley
Mount Veenon
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Christian Endeavor
Center Junction
M. E
V. Williams
Vera Moats
Endeavor
Jesus
Martin Nowachek
Christ
Billy Wessels
Barbara Heeren
Donald Heeren
Maxine Moats
Betty McDonald
Power
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
1936 Kelvinator Fridge With Built-In Thermometer Ad
In a bold 1936 promotion the Kelvinator refrigerator is pitched as far ahead of rivals. It highlights Visible Cold Kelvinator with a built in thermometer and Visible Economy Kelvinator with a signed certificate of efficiency.
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Kelvinator
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Aid Society
M. EB. Church
E. L
Henry Nissen
Ruth Borst
C.T. Club
Nettle Wherry
M. E. Church
W. E. Edwards
Williamsburg
Henry Gerdes
Arthur George
Rebekah
Willis Glassgow
Clarinda
J. A. Hoegen
Will Broderson
Denver
Colo
Thomas
Herman Broderson
Ralph Betts
Sioux City
Thomas Broderson
E. N. Stoffel
Fred Storm
William Wilker
W. W. Bronson
E. R. Marshall
H. R. Morse
J. B. Madsen
A. D. Shoff
George Luke
Klaude Dick
Order of the Eastern Star
J. W. Thomson
W. J. Zimmerman
East Cass Gladys Benedict
South Africa
Johannesburg
Sunday Express
Rhodesia
M. Hosford
Swalm
Chelsea
Tama County
Jimmy
Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Arnold Thalacker
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Adix
Ralph Zimmerman
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
J. Willms
Nash
Express Cooking School
Jan Shaw
Home Economist
Nash Coffee
W. A. Berry
Scotch Grove Nursery
Scotch Grove
Iowa
Flalata
R.H. Balster Farm Equip. Company
Monticello, Iowa
S of Holland
United States
Northwestern Bell
Bell Companies
Long
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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