Society And Club News Highlights From Local Gatherings
Regular Pinochie club meeting hosted by Mrs Henry Helms with high score by Mrs John Yossi and traveling prize to Mrs Harry Hoag. Carl Gerdes party honors Dorothy on eleventh birthday with games and cake. 600 club meeting hosted by Mrs Chris Eiben with high score by Mrs Frite Hein and consolation to Mrs Claude Appleby. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met at Methodist church for brief business. Wanda Podhaski celebrated thirteenth birthday with theater party and home party with cake. Mrs H S Richardson and Mrs L W Lovell hosted lunch for Mrs Catharine Adams of Los Angeles. Mrs Charles Doxsee hosted buffet birthday dinner in honor of her husband and sister Mary Doxsee. George Stuhler marked fifth birthday with country club picnic. Mrs Henry M Carpenter hosted dinner for Miss Marion Anderson and Miss Agnella Gunn with Iowa City guest. Cass cabin hosted summer family dinner for Esther and husband with out of town guests. Mary Lou Adams hosted an afternoon party with gifts and creek outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Helms
John Yossi
Harry Hoag
Henry Che, Jr
Carl Gerdes
Dorothy
Chris Eiben
Frite Hein
Claude Appleby
Henry H. Schoon
Appleby
Wanda Podhaski
Charles Podhaski
Podhaski
Wanda
H. S. Richardson
L. W. Lovell
Charles Doxsee
Mary Doxsee
Helen Bennett
Billie
Mary Jane
Medina
Ohio
J. W. Doxsee
George Stuhler
Riess Stuhler
Country Club
Club
Georgia
Margaret Kint
Henry M. Carpenter
Marion Anderson
Agnella Gunn
Iowa City
Merle Cass
Cass
Esther
Cass Cabin
Norman Bringard
Loretta
Donald
Detroit
Mich
Paul Harms
Virginia Fay
Manchester
Bill Berkley
Worthington
Mary Lou Adams
Ray Adams
Mary Lou
Thebrary
Adams
Monticello Club
William Bailey
R. B. Moore
Antonia Hanssen
A. J. Rickless
Frederick P. Stahler
James J. Hayes
Arch B. Grimes
Janet, Hazard
Reinbeck
Claude Lutz
Marion
Roy B. Moore
Monticello
Social Gathering Menu and Guest List Details
The narrative recounts a casual gathering with roasts of wieners for sandwiches, toasted marshmallows, beverages, and ice cream. Guests included Kathleen Hong, Marjorie Luett, Joan Schnei der, Lois Mae Clark, Louise York, Colleen Maire, Beverly Helms, Audrey Egger, Georgia Hein, Joan Hayes, the Hein triplets Jean Joann and June, Reva Grim, Miss Marian Hayes RN, Miss Marie Widmer, Mrs. Olin Howle and son Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Matthiesen of Oakland, Paul Marie of Oelwein, and Fred Matthiesen Sr. of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Hong
Marjorie Luett
Joan Schneider
Lois Mae Clark
Louise York
Colleen Maire
Beverly Helms
Audrey Egger
Georgia Hein
Joan Hayes
Jean
Joann
June Hein
Reva Grim
Marian Hayes
R. N
Marie Widmer
Olin Howle
Jimmy
Will Adams
Ralph Matthiessen
Oakland
California
Paul Marie
Oelwein
Fred Matthiessen Sr
Mrs Cornelius Steck Hosts Farewell for Mrs Sutherland
Mrs Sutherland, president of the Presbyterian church Women’s Missionary Society, is feted at a private dinner by Mrs Cornelius Steck and at a city park picnic. She will move next week to Clinton to live with her daughter, a Clinton public school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Steck
Kitty Sutherland
Clinton
Jeaa
Sutherland
Women's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Social Circle Met for Annual Plans and Social
The Ladies Social Circle of the Methodist Episcopal church held a Wednesday meeting at the church with president Mrs Ed Hulbregtse presiding. Plans for a chicken pie supper and September luncheon were discussed along with officer nominations. The treasurer Mrs L J Swift presented the annual report and a social hour with music followed refreshments hosted by Mrs Ed Podhaski and Miss Stella Lang co chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lou Lang
L. J. Swift
The
Ed Hulbregtse
Ed Podhaski
Stella Lang
Mary Clark
Bess Dickey
Mary Brown
Grant Stambaugh
Bright
F. Matheson
Tony Powers
Reade
Jones County Fair Opens Next Week with Baseball and Shows
The Jones County Fair runs August 20 to 23 with grandstand parades, three days of baseball games featuring Anamosa versus Coggan, Monticello versus Dyersville, and Cascade versus Oxford Junction. A pavilion dance and night shows with vaudeville, revues, and a band concert are planned. The 4-H Dairy Show expects fifty heifers entered by forty-one clubs, and a large Baby Beef Show will showcase thirty exhibitors led by past champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark F. Hogan
Anamosa
Coggan
Monticello
Dyersville
Cascade
Oxford Junction
Jones County
LaVerne
Tuvan Newhard
Wills
Donald Fairbanks
Alvin Bailey
Carl Wehling
Joe Schafer
James Gray
Paul Allen
Roy Folkerts
Lloyd Brickley
Carlton Latta
Russell Steenbeck
John Slimpson
Raymond Kiinkhamer
Angmosa
Bille West
James
Chester Miller
Robert Peet
Martello
Victor
Verdon Richardson
Paul Behrends
Gene Walker
Paul Gerdes
Norbert Kurier
Howard Jones
Hale
Donald
Robert
Buck
Olin
Maurice Bonjour
William JE. Byerly
Maynard Allen
Jones County Fair
Alex Inglis
Henry Waspman
Martelle
Donald Meeks
Roy Tompkins
Wyoming
County Fair List Details Breeds and Clubs in Jones County
The document lists breed classes for cattle including Hereford Angus Shorthorn and mixed entries from numerous farms and individuals in Jones County led by county club chair A R Embree. It also notes thirteen Jones County girls 4-H clubs participating in demonstrations style show and booth contests with winners advancing to state fair contests funded by the Jones County Fair association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Allen
Anamosa
Clen Behrends
Onslow
Hereford
Howard
Raymond Blore
Olin
Maurice Benjour
John and
Richard Eichhorn
Wyoming
Angus
Bobby Fishwild
George Fraser
Monticello
Paul Gerdes
Ernest Goldsmith
Center Junction
Donald Meeks
Martelle
Junior Murfield
Martello
Shorthorn
Dean Nordmann
Irvin
Melvin Sievers
Herefords
Luella Soper
Dick Thompson
Ray Tompkins
Owen Tater
Lee Wagegnner
Henry Weseman
Jones County
A. R. Embree
Rome Township
Merle Murfield
Sam Ellison
Esther Sinclair
Jones County Fair Association
Castle Grove Fortune Finders
Alice Howie
Lovell Laboring Lassies
Rainbo Inn Raided and Closed Over Beer Sales Scheme
State agents raided the Rainbo Inn on Monday and found a printed agreement claiming patrons signed by Peacock. Invoices show beer sales with no identified purchasers. Authorities suspect invalid contracts and a scheme to operate without a class B permit devised by a Cedar Rapids attorney. Peacock has prior legal troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock
Arthur
Cedar Rapids
Dole Demoralizes Iowa Community Workers List
The Davenport Times notes a demoralizing effect of the dole as 50 able bodied men in an Iowa community seek work but only one is ready to take harvest hands job, illustrating widespread reluctance to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole Davenport Times
Iowa
Portrait Corner: Ralph Bane of Monticello
After a long life of work and study Ralph Bane, a Monticello resident, pursued his lifelong interest in beekeeping. He came to the United States at eighteen from Penzlin Germany and built a varied career in farming, local business, and factory work before dedicating himself to apiaries and directing colony activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penzlin
Germany
United States
Monticello
Tie
Ralph Bane
Motor patrols enforce traffic rules in Jones county
Leonard Kline of Mechanicsville was fined 25 dollars in Justice Whitcomb's Anamosa court for driving a truck at 50 mph and for no license plates. Nel Mullins of Anamosa was arrested by city police and charged with reckless driving, fined 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Leonard Kline
Mechanicsville
Justice Whitcomb
Anamosa
Nel Mullins
No human should ever be called a hog
A reflective remark condemns dehumanizing language by comparing a hog's insatiable appetite to human behavior, urging restraint in how people speak about others. It emphasizes dignity and rejects using animals as insults.
Wilcox daughter takes finance post in Washington resettlement division
Mildred Wilcox daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Wilcox accepts a good position in the finance department of the resettlement division at Washington D C The report notes her family background and the move to the capital for new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wilcox
Edwin Wilcox
Finance Department
Washington, D. C
Proctor & Gamble Salesman Visits McLaughlin Home
Howard McLaughlin a Proctor and Gamble salesman based in Ottumwa visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs William D McLaughlin last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McLaughlin
Proctor & Gamble
Ottumiva
Iis
Wiliam D. McLaughlin
Marengo Visit Highlights Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Robert Phelps CLL Phelps Selma Stutt and Dale Greenawald with Janet visited last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Graves of Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Phelps
Phelps
Selma Stutt
Dale Greenawald
Janet
George Graves
Marengo
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Wioner
M. E. Church
Catharine Adams
George Stuahler
J. M. Carpenter Tostess
Baseball At Fair
William Balsiger
Cass Blue Bird
William Reese
Wayne Rainbow
J. W. Streeter
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
W. B. Clark
Scotch Grove
Fairview Oriole
Tone Koppenhaver
Jackson Wise Owl
W. E. Hay
Madison Merry Maids
Ruth Eilers
Happy Hour
Adel Luke
Greenfield
Good Luck
Catherine Peet
Romeo Tru-Hearts
H. E. Hanson
Morley
Hale Blue Bells
Elsie Levsen
Clarence
Whippoorwill
Irma Ballou
Rainbo Inn
Princess Theatrfy
Conrad Nagel and
Florence Rice
DEATH
Warner Baxter and
Ketti Gallian
Pampas
Joe E
Dizzy
Daffy
Warner Bros
Olivia DE Mavilland
Ruth Donnelly
Alibi Ike
Chevrolet
Polly
Meee
SCO
Tatiana Nok
Yitomonil Gelessogent Yn
Middle West
Lown
Standard
Wwe
Cointer
Pittsburgh Paint Product
Eill Hardware
Madsen Motor Company
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