Child Welfare Meeting Discusses Training and Truth
The Women’s Community Club met at Mrs. Lewis Wright’s home with over sixty women and children. Dr. W. J. Cochrane and Miss Catlin examined many children under six, and Mrs. Loomis led a literary program on child training emphasizing health obedience and truth telling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Washington
Caesar and
Paul
Homer
Troy
Jesus
Edgar Guest
Women's Community Club
Lewis Wright
W. J. Cochrane
Loomis
W. B. Clark
Floyd Sinclair
Charles Livingstone
George Moats
Frank Royden
F. D. Sutherland
Wyoming public school teachers listed for coming year
The Wyoming public school announces its teaching staff for the next year led by Paul K. Gardner as superintendent and Helen Ostrum as principal. Other teachers include Gladys Beckwith Igny Nsh Marjorie Davis Arduce Aker Claretta Starry Isdna Schultz Maggie Ireland and Gladys Doty with the 7th and 8th grade position yet to be filled. A Madison township farm bureau meeting is set for August 9 at the Madison Center schoolhouse with a program of readings talks and moving pictures. Various local residents visit and travel plans are noted including Gardner family home search and the Legion Field Day August 2 activities planned at Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
A. Glenn
Helma Gregory
FDA
Stone
Iss Hazen Hanccat
Thelma Brady
Esther Sinclair
J. W. Bond
New Jersey
Thelma Gregory
Violence Street
Scotch Grove “Jolly Stitchers'” Club
Anamosa Fair
Sh. L. Himebaugh
Center Junction
Wayne Center Church
John Stahlberg
Harry Kuhns
Wyoming
Paul K. Gardner
Helen Ostrum
Gladys Beckwith
Igny- Nsh
Marjorie Davis
Arduce Aker
Claretta Starry
Isdna Schultz
Maggie Ireland
Gladys Doty
Madison Township Farm Bureau
Madison Center
Frances Bunce
Stuart Smith
Bunce
Paul Gardner
Geo. Holub
Gardner
Chicago
Ottumwa
Fred May
Anamosa
J. N. Bunce
Hiya Munsinger
Munsinger
H. W. Behnke
Leslie
Cedar Falls
Misa Henrietta Behnke
Soper
Onslow
Mra
John Swordes
Araya
Arie
Colorado
Community Notes From Onslow Area August Gatherings and News
Amber August 1 reports a Missionary Society gathering at Onslow Presbyterian led by Mrs Franks with lessons by Mesdames Lyons Sears McMaster Pickering and Brown. Social time followed with refreshments and reflections on foreign missions and local abundance. Various visits and family events across Center Junction Onslow and surrounding farms are noted along with threshing season and upcoming Guild reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
S. W. Clarke
Missionary Society
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Center Junction Society
Franks
Onslow Society
Mesdames Lyons
Sears
McMaster
Pickering
Brown
Old Rugged Cross
Lowell Lincoln
Rev. Wills
Davenport
London
Monticello
Charles Grey
Mary Dorothy Daly
Wil Daly
Collins
Iowa
Herman Englebart
Jim Grey
Harry Grey
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meeting and Local News
A large crowd attended the Castle Grove farm bureau meeting last Friday evening with talks on gravel roads by GC Jd. Van Buren and L. F. Balster, and an entertaining talk on arming in other lands by J. W. Coxsee of Monticello. The program included a health play by six ladies and four moving-picture reels. Threshing began but weather hindered work. oats are good. Community visits and social events noted include visits to Oakdale sanitarium, an ice cream social by the St Elizabeth Society at Monticello, and local social calls by many residents. Continuous small-town notes cover schooling and health, with local residents traveling or visiting nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Farm Bureau
Florence Noble
Jd. van Buren
L. F. Balster
J. W. Coxsee
Monticello
Eis
Sheets
J. J. Noble
Nellie Wales
Oakdale Sanitarium
Wm. McAleer
St. Elizabeth Society
If. Hoag
EB. Hicks
McLaughlin
Clyde Thompson
Hazel Green
F.C. Cramer
John Hasler
Ryan
C. Cramer
J. ©. Muller
A. W. McDonald
Hopkinton
Willie Behrends
Wisconsin
Stadtmueller Bros
Cascade News In Briefs From Cascade July News Items
Typhoid strike hits Ollie Breitbach sending him to a Mitchell hospital. Reverends Weirich and sisters visit Cascade relatives. Veronica Bisenius heads to Cascade August 1 for extended visit. Skahill kin attend Wm Skahill funeral in Danbury. Frances Lauser travels to Mt Angel Oregon. Mrs Driscoll visiting Dubuque relatives. Andy Hosch moves to Cascade to join John Durkin in soft drink parlor. PF Mrs L Barrett and children relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Mitchell
South Dakota
Ollie Breitbach
Wm. Weirich
Holy Ghost Church
Dubuque
Christina Walling
Clara Helms
Catherine Drucker
Veronica Bisenius
Los Angeles
California
Mat Bisenius
J B. Skahill
Jim Skahill
J. B. Kenney
Danbury
Iowa
Wm. Skahill
Frances Lauser
Mt. Angel
Local Social Notes Include Travel and Family News
Miss Julia Ecker returned to Chicago after a two month visit with Bernard Wecker. Miss Helen Baldwin heads to Shel Don Iowa to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs John Lambert of Mondi Cello welcome a son Paul O Shea. Alster of Chicago visits Pat O Shea family. Mrs Theo Althoff has been ill all week. Wm Koster of the city cafe spent Monday in Dubuque. Finley Hucker has been on the steel list recently. Miss Victoria Moore begins her vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home
Society
Peter Jensen
Chicago
Jensen
Wyoming
Telephone Company
Willis
Wayne Township
Paul Radloff
Wyoming Lutheran Church
Unday
Elva Calkins Briggs
Mary Briggs
Mary Chassell
Calkins Homestead
Cora Hayden
Diana
Fred Webbena
Tinois
C. B. Larkey
J. Edwards
Cedar Rapids
Tim Prentice
Frank Johnson
Johnson Land.Co
Anamosa
Dr. Potter
Delbert Vetter
B. D. Smith
Gordon
St. Paul
Minnesota
Lunar French
Wil French
Hans .Hoop
J. N. Bamce
J. &. Bunce
Hdith
Amal Alden
Lynne Heasty
Kenwood Park
John Buckholtz
Wednnesday
Onslow
Knight
Norma Norton
Uobt
Foster
San Miero
California
LaPorte
Waterloo
Ralph Brown
Helen Brown
Jessie Brown
Lev, Pickering
Paul
Smith
Cecil
Lillie Garside
Bethel Church
Guild
John Young
John Johnsen
Donald
Mel
Swen Nielsen
Vernon Rynerson
Rowe
Bess
Marty Paul
Dubuque
Sengeles
Waite
Mallicoat
Soper
Frank Garside
Florida
Will McKean
Huchel
Clinton
Jessie Smith Bristol
Ralph Bone
Miss Brown
Maquoketa
Royal Chatterton
Minneapolis
Prof
Stutzman
Harry Bramer
Bethel Aid Society
Misa Minnie Lewis
Mitchell
South Dakota
Merle Hicks
Julia Ecker
Herther
Bernard Wecker
Helen Baldwin
Sheldon
Lowa
John Lambert
Mondicello
Paul O'Shea
Alster
Pat O'Shea
Theo, Althoff
Wm. Koster
City Cafe
Finley Hucker
Steele
Victoria Moore
Sand Spring Club Meeting In August At Blair Home
The 8S. M. FP. club met at Alex Blair’s home last Thursday. Visitors included Mrs. Guthrie and Ruth, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Tessie York, Laurence Shuster, and Mrs. St. R. Martin and son Bobby of Manchester. Next gathering set for August 10 at Irod Lang residence. Various village gossip and local visits follow with multiple neighbors reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Blair
R. J. Guthrie
Ruth
C. C. Stevenson
Tessie York
Laurence-Shuster
Donald York
Frank Lux
Lux
George Kenny
Karlville
Mullan
Harold
Waterloo
Robi. Guthrie
Wednesay
C. I. Wilson
Liaaont
Mesdames Pierce
Wheelers
Arthur Huggins
Allen Olmsted
Roy Martin
Bobby
Manchester
Farm Bureau
Regia Murray
Prairieburg Social Roundup Highlights Farewell and Visits
Miss Valentine Wyjack returns to Iowa City after six weeks in Prairieburg with a farewell party at the Marburger home. Mrs. Edward Franklin cut Nebraska visit short due to strikes. Many residents, including the Corn family near Troy and the Benson family in Central City, report dental work and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Valentine Wyjack
Iowa City
Edward Franklin
Nebraska
Tony Kula
Margaret Flockhart
Troy
Donald
Selas Benson
Central City
Paul Lauser
Chicago
ON Caldwell
I P. Doran
Cedar Rapids
Mable Flockhart
Anamosa
Laura Fish
Dorothy Ludley
Manchester
Lucinda Corn
Flapper Fashion Drives Down Clothing Bills
An Iowa government study finds girls can cut clothing costs by half based on yardage and weight. The era of short skirts harms burlesque shows while flappers and sunshine attract audiences. C B Paul and son James and Miss Mary Paul return from a Pacific coast vacation praising western tourism. A Vawter Chautauqua representative offers a revised cooperative contract with season tickets reduced to 2 dollars. Judge Ellison handles seven juvenile court entries including widow’s pensions for Maude Brown and Mrs. Carol LeBarge and admissions to Children’s Hospital Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Paul
James
Mary Paul
Pacific Coast
C. B
Paul
West
Vawter Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Ellison
Maude Brown
Carol LeBarge
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Edna
Circle of medical examiners and county fair results noted
Dr. McGarvey and Dr. Stookey appointed examiners for several cases including widows pensions. Rose Cummings admission to Iowa City hospital ordered after Dr. Gearhart report. The Double H club held a contest at Center Junction with eight demonstrations judged by Miss Ida Ahrens. Winners included Anna McDonald and Lorna Livingston in bread, Lucile Norris and Sarah Platner in cake, and Ethel Dodge and Ellen McDonald in meal prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Ida Ahrens
Anna McDonald
Lorna Livingston
Lucile Norris
Sarah Platner
Ethel Dodge
Ellen McDonald
Ruth Young
Glen McDonald
Elizabeth Young
Lorna Davis
Anamosa Fair
Monticello
Fine Concert At Anamosa By Monticello and Scotch Grove Band
A 34 piece band directed by Prof. Royden of Scotch Grove performed at the State Park last Sunday drawing a large crowd. The concert included vocal numbers and demonstrated strong local neighborly sentiment overcoming rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Qureka
Monticello Children to Be Examined
After successful welfare stations nearby weighing measuring and examining about forty babies a request was made to extend screenings to Monticello. The plan aims to assess health and growth of the town’s young children through community involvement and expert oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Free Health Examinations for Babies and Preschoolers
A local physician will weigh measure and examine babies and preschool children at the Red Cross office. Alphabetically split by surname A to L on Monday August 7 at 1 30 p.m. and M to Z on Friday August 11 at 1 30 p.m. Mothers asked to bring a towel or blanket. Examinations include nutrition ears teeth throats and eyes with suggestions to mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Mngelto
Red Cross
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Doxsee
Chas
A. Doxsee
Scootch Grove
Scotch Grove
Anamosa Eureka News
Carrie Catlin
Red Gross
Dr. Redmond
Leiria
USCO
U.S. Tire Co
The
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United States Tires
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U. S
J. J. Eggers
J. N. Bunce & Son
Stahlers
Blue Chambray
Oxfords
Palm Beach
Panama
Stuhlers
Kaynee
Xfords
Kfords
Mar Phaerhola
Kelloga
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
W. K. Kellogg
Ke Corn Lakes
Kay
Mart Ent
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co
Marquette Building
Central Lumber & Coal Company
G. P. Rockstad
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