Hopkinton Wedding and Local News Roundup in Missouri
Carol Beitz of Hopkinton wed Private Weldon Ross of Hannibal Missouri in Kahoka on August 3. The bride, a Hopkinton High School and Cornell College alumna, taught at Hawarden and Lytton. the groom is in a six week engineering course at Hannibal. Legion drive yields 350 phonograph records for camps. Judge Weiserman to speak August 20 with amateur contests and prizes. Other notes cover accidents, hospital stays, visits, and community events across Hopkinton and surrounding towns. Inductions to military service in Des Moines listed with attendees. E A Johnson to speak at Buck Creek fair August 18 with chicken dinner.
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Hopkinton
Carol Beitz
John Beitz
Weldon Ross
Claude Ross
Hannibal
Kahoka
Baptist A
Monte Peterson
Hawarden
Lytton
Ross
Fort Leonard Wood
Hannibal, Mo
Clay Keith
Maquoketa
B. A. Moore
George Wolmutt
Harold Wolmutt
Harold Smith
Chicago
C. T. Smith
Mary Ann Smith
Jean Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
R. V. Porter
Lionel Martin
South Bend
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Russell Herwigh
Roger Herwigh
Roger
U. S. Navy
Raymond Lahr
W. P. Hogan
Union Township
W. GC. DeShaw
Ibid Bridge Club
Paul Johnston
Dea Moines
Donald Johnston
Thompson
Alice Johnston
H. M. Reeve
Iowa City
David
John Mack
Robert Johnston
Des Moines
Buck Creek Fair
Manternach Cattle Bring $16.10 Cwt
George Manternach from near Monticello sent 20 prime Hereford beeves to the Chicago stock yards. The pens averaged 1419 pounds and sold at 16.10 per hundredweight. P H Paulsen and son Ben also appeared with 21 head of 1204 pound steers fetching 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manternach
Monticello
Chicago
P. H. Paulsen
Ben
Women Detassel Iowa Corn This Year
Women and girls fill labor gap detasseling hybrid seed corn fields in Iowa. Most seed acreage planted last spring is hybrid, prompting concerns over next season supply and potential yield losses. Reid National Corn Company expands Anamosa dehydrating unit to handle increased seed demand and allotment program acreage.
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Towa
Washington
Reid National Corn Company
Anamosa
Monticello Youth Wins Iowa FFA Scholarship
Gene Walker of Monticello has been chosen as one of five Iowa recipients of a 1942 American Youth Foundation FFA scholarship. The award supports Christian leadership training for vocational agriculture youths at Camp Minwanca Michigan starting August 17. Walker, Iowa Farmer degree honoree and State FFA vice president, plans to study Agricultural Economics at Iowa State College this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Walker
Monticello
Iowa
American Youth Foundation of
St. Louis
Vocational Agriculture Teachers’ Association of Town
Danforth Foundation
American Youth Foundation
Monticello High School
F.F.A
Ames
Iowa Farmer
Iowa State College
Future Farmers Plan Day's Outing
The third F F A meeting at City Park planned an August twenty outing. In wartime spirit the group will skip the camping trip and instead organize a tire and gasoline conserving day trip via the reformatory at Anamosa a Wapsie park picnic and a Marion pool swim with an evening movie. Dick Mardoff retired as president and Lawrence Rieken received the gavel. New officers for 1942 43 include Milton Rieken vice president David Walker secretary Boyd Chatterton treasurer Roman Welter reporter Billy Kiburz watchdog and A F Walker advisor.
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F.F.A
Anamosa
Wapsie Park
Marion Pool
Dick Mardoff
Lawrence Rieken
Milton Rieken
David Walker
Boyd Chatterton
Roman Welter
Billy Kiburz
A. F. Walker
Rollinger Heads Soil Planning Group
N. H. Rollinger of Cascade was elected chairman of the first farm planning group under the Jones County Soil Conservation district. The meeting at Stanton school August 3 included Ray Naylor James F. Kearns and Harold Nilsson. Farmers signed for a soil survey including James Casey Vincent Henneberry N. H. Bollinger John Hacke Elmer Dunkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Rollinger
Cascade
Jones County Soil Conservation District
Stanton School
Ray Naylor
Scotch Grove
James F. Kearns
Harold Nilsson
James Casey
Vincent Henneberry
Bernard
N. H. Bollinger
John Hacke
Elmer Dunkle
Mrs. Ray Sanford Elected County Home Project Chair
Mrs. Ray Sanford of Scotch Grove was elected county home project chairman to finish the term of Mrs. Oliver Furst of Olin who resigned due to ill health. The election occurred at the home project writing meeting at the courthouse on Thursday, August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Sanford
Scotch Grove
County Home Project
Oliver Furst
Olin
Sanford
Home Project
Cass Community Group Hosts Cass Farm Bureau Meeting
The Cass Farm Bureau and extension group met at Frank Burlingham home on August 5. The 4-H boys and girls clubs presented a program including songs pledges a soil testing demonstration and a playlet with readings led by Eleanor Cole Berneice Vanda Maynard Marek and Dorothy Marek among others. Refreshments were served by the 4-H clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Community Group
Cass Farm Bureau and Extension Group
Frank Burlingham
Eleanor Cole
Fred. Heiken
Berneice Vanda
Maynard Marek
Paul W. Borglum
Willis Fairbanks
Cass
J. C. Burke
Dorothy Marek
Faith Latta
Lois Newhard
Sunshine Girls Plan County Fair Exhibit
Twelve members of the Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls met with Kathleen Paulsen to discuss items for a county fair exhibit. Mary Ann Olsen demonstrated sewing seams while Joyce Otten explained temporary and permanent stitches. Audrey Schrader showed telephone courtesy and June Henrichs led post program recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Sunshine Girls
Kathleen Paulsen
Mary Ann Olsen
Joyce Otten
Audrey Schrader
June Henrichs
Social Evening at Scotch Grove Church
A South American picture social is set at Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church on Friday evening. The program will feature pictures from a trip and special musical numbers. August birthday folks are invited. refreshments follow, admission is free with an offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Community Notes From Scotch Grove Area
Scotch Grove residents attend funerals weddings and showers in nearby towns. John Lacock funeral at Linn Grove near Mount Vernon. Miss Margaret Ruth Porter wedding in Davenport attended by Mrs Clark and daughters Ruth and Alice. Visits by Rev Hugh Robinson and others. Local birthdays social at Alice Clark home. Various visits to Anamosa Kessler Field and Camp Rucker. Threshing delays due to wet weather and a bridge washout on a rural mail route. 4-H Sunshine Girls planning meeting at Margie Paulsen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
L. J. Schlemme
John W. Hutton
Monticello
John Lacock
Linn Grove
Mount Vernon
W. B. Clark
Ruth
Alice
Davenport
Margaret Ruth Porter
Warren Porter
Porter
Clark
Hugh Robinson
Sinclair
Lacock
F. D. Sutherland
Eloise Sutherland
Janice Hosford
Ed Zirkelbach
Rosemary Zirkelbach
Leslie Balster
Eileen Chase
Center Junction
Presbyterian
Alice Clark
Ruth Clark
June Henrichs
Dean Zirkelbach
Paul Paulsen
Ruth Ann Zirkelbach
F. G. Tyrrell
Tyrrell
Sylvia
David Tyrrell
Mary Ann Otten
John Alyea
Ellen
Clifton Abbott
Anamosa
Will Plueger
Bertha Mae
June Wright
Kessler Field
Mississippi
Camp Rucker
Alabama
Raymond
Ervin Plueger
H. W. G. Folkers
E. Bixler
Morley
George Kuehl
Arend Balster
Chicago
Leonard Darrow
Sunshine Girls
Margie Paulsen J
Ramona Gumberg
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Missouri
Legion Drive
J. E. Heiserman
Hopkinton High School
Lenox College
Cornell College
Mervin Miles
Archie Miles
Hubert Grapes
A. R. Wheeless
Delhi
Paul Ferguson
B. M. Ferguson
Jennie Ferguson
Lloyd Wilson
Anna Wilson
Dorothy Foss
Eagle Grove
James Hucker
Don Wilson
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Irish, Jr
Carlton Rae
A. Irish
Civil Service
America
Harney
Omaha
Nebraska
Jones County
Auto & Supply Co
Lena Engelbart
Amber
Paul T. Schuetz
P. B. Daly
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
ALL Metals
Childress Motor Company
Try ‘Maheity
Future Farmers Plan
Rollinger
Monstay
Lavis Lagack
den Wherry
Jackson
Fairview
Greenfield
Caas
Madison Townships
Pittsburgh
Sunshine Girls Plan County Fair
Marvin Lacock
M. M. Sinclair
Floyd Sinclair
Esther Sinclair
Leslie Himebaugh
John Zirkelbach
Constance Stevens
Garry
California
R. A. Naylor
Ellen First
Modan
Tsu
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
George F. Harris
Mgr
Chester Condit
Monticello, Iowa
Phone General Insurance Agency
ECRU
Long's Dept. Store
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