Wyoming affair hosts Legion auxiliary conference
Mrs. Lula Robertson of Anamosa was reelected chairman of the Jones county American Legion Auxiliary at the Wyoming meeting with fifty delegates present. Mrs. Margery Sherrill was named vice chair, Mrs. Grace Stuhr elected secretary and treasurer. The 1938 conference invitation from Olin unit was accepted. A luncheon preceded the registration as local officers presided and prayers and songs accompanied welcomes by Alden and McCalmant. The program included remarks on Poppy Day and leadership, with a fire incident causing minor damage to a Wyoming building and several community notices including school graduations and club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Robertson
Anamosa
Jones County American Legion Auxiliary
M. F
Wyoming
Margery Sherrill
Grace Stuhr
Oxford Junction
Alice Alden
Robertson
Lordie Rohreerder
Wyomine
August Thomson
H. W. Farnham
Wyoming M. E. Church
William McCalmant
Reva White
Olin
Helen Levsen
Luella Pankow
Vera Westphal
Grace Stuur
Ethel Brainard
Briggs
Lisbon
C. C. Heysinger
Clinton
The
Legion Auxiliary
Heysinger
Leona Ladehoff
F. L. Harrington
Telephone Exchange
Emil Reimer
Sam T. Robbins
Oakville
Reimers
Alberta
Lorraine
Reimer
Klaud Dick
Howard Gee
Monmouth
Order of the Eastern Star
Mount Vernon
Grand Lodge
Eleanor Sawyer
Clarence
Farm Bureau
Dirks
W. E. Carson
Dale Ladehoff
Dale
W. B. Clark
W. R. Henrichs
Lee Streets
Smith
Rural Electric Association
Saosse Te Charge
Morey
Anamesa
Robert Fagan
James Fagan
Mary Shifflett
Carline Stahlberg
Kenneth Aldrich
Laura Lehman
Velda Rickels
Mary Bohliken
Joyce Otten
Lucile Bartels
Velma Tobiason
Helen Tjaden
Beryl Elwood
Vera Moats
Lorraine Peters
Jannette Gill
Mary Ann Cress
Helen
Aneist Ladehoff
William M. Danger
Alice
Cutler
First Presbyterian Church
Fort Collins
Colorado
Ella Eby
Scotch Grove Presbyterian church history and community notes
The Scotch Grove community traces its first Presbyterian church to 1841 in Edinburg later renamed Scotch Grove. It details early ministers, land gifts for church and cemetery, debt forgiveness, and the building funded around 1851. The article also covers local events including a spelling contest at the farm bureau, Sunday guest visits, aid society activities, and neighborhood notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
South of Ireland
Michael Hummer
First Presbyterian Church
Edinburg
Cowles
West Point
F. A. Pratt
Ebenezer Sutherland
Ebnezer Sutherland
James Galitin
Donald Livingstone
Local visitors and travel notes from Cedar Rapids area
Himebaugh Wheeless and Bratsman hosted guests with Dr and Mrs G G Brown and family visiting Cedar Rapids and Town City. Mrs W W Meyers and son Donald spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids with Mr Meyers who works in Ford Tokens drug store. J M Bacon is seriously ill in Monticello hospital. Frank Irish Jr departed this week for Los Angeles to take up new employment.
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Hawthorne Club
Elmer Buckingham
Luella Pankow
R. A. Peters
Iowa
Charles Marshall
Susan Ertz
Wyoming League of Women Voters
E. F. Rohwedder
Don Wherry
Rohwedder
America
E. L. Steele
Paul Levsen
John Holub
Otto Rohwedder
R. D
E. L. Millsap
Orla Dawes
E. S. Pealer
Fred Conmey
C. B. Shatter
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
W. P. Nicholas
Wooring Presbyterian Church
F. Leo
Cedar Ragit
Binkstown
Aneta Garside
Lee Peck
Wyoming
Western Teachers College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Garside
Irene Brownell
R. N
Chicago
Mary Brownell
Miss Brownell
Tice Dowdney
University Hospital
Town City
Dowdney
L. M. Sherrill
Arthur Boots
Chris Bramer
Boots
McCalmant and Edwards
A. D. Hunt
Texas
Duane Platner
Business College
Chillicothe
Alex Adams
Miles
Adams
Ter
Carl Laxon
Lenox
Miss Allen
Miss Laxon
Des Moines
Gilbert Skelding
Robert Ferry
Cuba City
Wis
Donald McDonald
Chauncey Carson
Scotch Grove
A. P. Himebaugh
Bridge Club
Earl Griffith
Charles Dunlap
Ellen Bradle
Francis Donahue
Cedar Rapids
F. L. Tesar
Winifred Merriman
Mabel Smith
Mona Trafton
Dubuque
Lloyd Burdick
Ernest Reid
Independence
H. M. Reeve
Elkader
Miss Gertrude
D. H. Johnston
Leonard Gibbs
Thomas C. Tibbitts
Hopkinton
Dean E. V
Himebaugh
Wheeless
Bratsman
G. G. Brown
Virginia
W. W. Meyers
Donald
Meyers
Ford Tokins
J. M. Bacon
Monticello
Frank Irish Jr
Los Angeles
California
Marriage and wedding notices from Hopkinton area
Hopkinton communities note the marriages of Wilbur A. Kirkwood and Ethel Rose Malcolm in Albia with a double ring ceremony. Also updated are the Mary Pire and Lawrence Bacon wedding. base ball league entry. and spelling contest representative Mary Laxon of Earlville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Wilbur A. Kirkwood
E. A. Kirkwood
Ethel Rose Malcolm
Albis
A.M. Malcolm
Albia
Mendelssohn
R. EB. Lux
Kirkwood
Inver Moats
Guttenberg
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Manilla
Sloan
Hopkinton High School
Lenox Junior College
R. E. Lux
Pire-Bacon
Mary Pire
Mike Pire
Earlville
Lawrence Bacon
Lew Bacon
Manchester
Cochell
Ruth Huggins
Gerald Pire
Clarence Thompson
Genevieve Ratcliff
Ratcliff
Maquoketa Valley
Lloyd Burdick
Joe Moulton
Mary Laxon
Carl Laxon
Delaware County
Des Moines
Laxon
Grace Allen
Richland Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Ursula Hein and Mrs Anne Balsiger visited in Richland Center with the Balsiger and Hein families. Guests included Miss Luella Balsiger, Mrs Anna Balsiger, and Mrs Sam Sem mert. Local moves feature Cedar Rapids trips and a Pinochie club gathering with high score and traveling prize awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Balsiger
Thillineer
North Dakota
Will Balsiger
John Yossi
Delores
Lucile
Fred W. Hein
James
Kathleen Tschants
Ceaur Rapids
Len Buel
Dunpudgee
J. Buel
Wai Balsizer
Anna Balsiger
Sam. Semmert
Evelyn
Eldora
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Luella Balsiger
Mor
Franklin Lane
Pennsylvania
Sidney Schweitzer
Mires John Yossi
W. Yeoman
George Maire
Henry Helms
Telegraphing a Double Chocolate Soda for Easter Romance
A Town State college student in Ames uses a telegraph money order to send a double chocolate soda to a Davenport girl on Easter Sunday. Total cost $1.08 covers soda tax telegraph charge and money order. A mix of unrelated facts follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Ames
Davenport
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Jessie Kooh
Milwaukee
Ernades
Junior Boots
Emil French
Sonny Peck
Claire Gombert
Helen Fritz
Edwin Brunscheen
Murl Draper
Rose McCalmant
Ramona Gombert
Bernice Brunscheen
Joan Rizos
John Tasker
Kenneth Brunscheen
Melvin Buresh
Henry Dose
Eileen French
Albert Storm
Lyle Broderson
Richard Broderson
Betty Jane Buckingham
Mary Jeanne McDonald
Harris Phelps
Junior Snyder
Mary Storm
Minnie Eggert
Nellie Eggert
Willene French
Ivan Mader
Lewis Moenk
Elaine Scearcliff
Polly Steele
Betty Mae Ven Sprecken
Memorial Hall
D. C. Sinclair
Stoteh Grove
Seattle
G. J. Hughes
Rev
A. Alyea
Celestia Mae Kuhns
Louis Dietrich Schafer
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
L. R. Himebaugh
F. M. Kuehl
Myrna Mae
Howard
Lois Ann
L. J. Ehrhardt
John
Billy
F. W. Kramer
Sharon Kay
K. W. Kuehl
Berneil
Merlin
Gene and Lyle
Bertha Tangemean
Alma
Margaret
Ella Stence
Malcolm Stoops
J. J. Kuehl
Ivanelle Kuehl
Harold Kuehl
Iowa City
L. J. Schlemme
Arend Balster
Floyd Show
Jackson Township
Richland Center
Ursula Hein
Diocese of
London
the Express Cooking School
Kelvinator
Kelvin
E.S. T
C. B.S
G.W. Anderson
Jones County
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