Castle Grove News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Castle Grove notes reveal funerals in Buck Creek and a busy social calendar. Families Hiller Cramer Delscher attend a relative's funeral. many locals travel to state fairs, Des Moines events, and Black Hills trips. Teachers, students and 4-H members prepare for the coming school year and county fair activities.
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Will Hiller
F. C. Cramer
H. A. Delscher
Buck Creek
Lee Hanson
Leonard McRki
Onsiow
U. A. Krommingen
Herman Hahn
McGregor
George Heiken
Cass
Clifford Kidwell
Anamosa
Alva Hahn
Fay Rathbun
Ricchard Hearn
Monticello
Pred Caspers
Lawrence Hahn
Marion
James Hogan, Jr
Columbia College
Dubuque
Kathryn Gerdes
Scoten Grove Township
Fred Heiken
Anna Hiken
Cedar Rapids
Anna
Paul Black
Stella Black
Tobe Caspers
Henry Bader
Arnold Bader
South Dakota
Black Hills
A. Parke Ogden
Tuesay
R. R. Smith
Wayne
Neb
Castle Grove
John A. Hubbard
Ely Sisters
Alice Howie
Des Moines
Jones County
Margaret Olive Deischer
Teas Ivy
Community Visitors and Local Visits Across Iowa Towns
A long list of weekend visits and social calls spans Cedar Rapids Monticello Mechanicsville Hopkinton and Des Moines with families including Brondel Cox King Blaker Gadient and Behrends hosting friends and relatives. Several trips to Colesburg Colesburg picnic and Des Moines state fair are noted along with shared visits in Monticello Ryan and Center Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Brondel
Alice Alcorn
Cedar Rapids
W.H. Behrends
Alcorn
Bethel Jean Brondel
E. W. Cox
Gutetenberg
BE. H. Cox
Lou King
Grant Filer
Monticello
John Blaker
Larry
Colesburg
E. H. Cox
Tom Murray
Dubuque
O. Berstey
Mechanicsville
Shafer
Mary Lou
Donald
Henry Eilers
Monecello
Donald Johnston
Donna Lee
Anna Sharer Lee
John Albany
Genevieve
John Jr
Phil Serges
Chicago
Peter Gadient
Herbert Cox
Leta Cox
Center Junction
EH. Cox
W. H. Behrends
Dorothy Lee
Elizabeth Ann
Velma Arduser
Hopkinton
Bertha Baxter
Travers
Ryan
Herman Welter
Fred Egger
Des Moines
Marcella Clement
Mary Tracy
Gilman
Fred Weler
Phyllis
Donna Jeanne
Blanche Moser
Faye Kauffman
Howard Travers
Local residents visit parks and relatives around Richland Center
Richland Center and surrounding towns report visitors and guests from Dubuque Wallingford Motown and Chicago. Families including the Schweitzers Buols and Korman hosts welcome relatives while trips to Maquoketa caves and Dubuque are noted. Anamosa Eureka comments address Roosevelt era spend plan and local political questions.
Harness Horse Race Meeting At Jones County Fair
The Jones county fair association schedules a two day harness horse race meet in the city park on September 14 and 15 with three races each day and purses of 150 dollars. Admission at the gate is not the only cost, as no charge at the amphitheater or for cars accompanies the event. Details will be announced next week.
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Jones County Fair Association
Sister of Will Adams Dies in Spokane Washington
Mrs. Harry Whittle of Spokane sister of Will Adams of Monticello died Monday evening after a four year illness. Funeral held last Thursday with burial in Spokane. Survived by husband and two children Harry and Helen Whittle, three brothers A. W. Adams Frank Adams Ben Adams and sister Mrs Harry Smith. Harry Adams predeceased her by thirty years. Born near Langworthy in 1881 she spent her youth in this community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Whittle
Spokane
Wash
Will Adams
Monticello
Harry
Whittle
Langworthy
New Frog Hollow School Dedicated Last Sunday
The homecoming for the new Frog Hollow School drew attendees from Anamo, Monticello, Cass township, Burwell, Cedar Rapids, Central City, Mechanicsville, Morley, Earlin Clinton, Prairieburg, and Anuniosa. notable names listed include Cotton Mechan ESVR Mabel Hunter Mae Hanna Mrs Iva Miller Morning Belle May Allen Ruth Jimup Stanaway Norman Bick el Frether Pratt Riedel Langworthy Zeola Bertha Burlingham Elmer Mayberry Clifford Nelson and local residents.
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Cedar Rapids
Central City
Mechanicsville
Morley
Earlin Clinton
Prairieburg
Anuniosa
Base Ball Games At The Jones County Fair
In the Jones County Fair baseball segment Dyer and Monticello provided competitive play. Neal and Ran Diersville led scoring with 4 runs for their team, while Monticello posted 6 runs on 16 hits with 4 errors. Coggon won a later game 5 to 2, showing stronger batting and fielding.
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Jones County
Frage la
Orr
R. Ferring
Harps
Culp
Dress
Dyer
Drees
Rubly
Huberty
Monticello
Neal
Ran Diersville
Coggon
Anamount
Prison City Boys
1935 Jones County Fair Was A Real Success
Coverage of the 1935 Jones County Fair highlights winners across cattle classes. Honored champions include Monticello entries Verdon Richardson and Irvin Haeussler for heifers, LaVern Newhard of Anamosa, and top showmanship awarded to Howard Jones of Hale. Guernsey champions Cecil Gongwer Olin Leo Waggoner and Robert Peet Martelle also noted with first and second year classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdon Richardson
Monticello
Irvin Haeussler
LaVern Newhard
Anamosa
Howard Jones
Hale
Guernsey
Cecil Gongwer
Olin
Leo Waggoner
Robert Peet
Martelle
Jersey
Speed Campaign Brings Two Cars as Prizes
contestants listed in ALPHABETICAL order top two reach two and a half million votes. The second period vote ends September 7 and the campaign closes September 14. Next issue will show relative standings and leaders.
This Week's Softball League Results And Schedules
This week’s softball results are delayed due to fair premium accounts. Standings show Stahlers 5 1 830 and Shomants 1 750 among others. Next week’s issue will publish standings up to date plus schedule details for Sept 2 through Sept 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet Stahlers
Shomants Hs
Franklin
Firemen
Public notice appoints administrator for Lang estate in Iowa
The District Court of Jones County Iowa has appointed Monticello State Bank as administrator of Harry J Lang deceased. Creditors are to file sworn claims with the Clerk and debtors are to pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated July 30 1935 Anamosa Iowa Locher Locher attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Harry J. Lang
Anamosa
A. D
Monticello State Bank
Local Gab and Home Notes From Monticello 1935
The column shares light local humor and ads from Monticello Iowa including Gumbo dialogue about social scenes and a warning to stock up coal before price rises. It notes Mule Hide aluminum paint roofing shingles Sisalkraft lining for silos and fresh cement for fall concrete work.
Executors' Notice for John H. Kray Estate in Iowa
Executors Henry Oatcies and Fred Fe Poppe announce in Anamosa Iowa that all claims against the estate of John H. Kray deceased must be filed with the court clerk sworn and timed for allowance. People owing the estate should pay promptly to Locher and Locher attorneys.
Administratrices of Ed J Head estate notify claims
The undessigned administratrices of the estate of Ed J Head announce that all claims against the estate must be filed with the court clerk sworn and in legal time. Persons owing the estate should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa July 31 1935. Nettie Darrow Mamie A Burlingham Administratrices Doxsee Doxsee Heiserman attorneys for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
Ed J. Head
Anamosa
Iowa
A. D
Nettie Darrow
Mamie A. Burlingham
Doxsee
Doxsee & Heiserman
Lost Parker fountain pen in Monticello streets
Lost Parker fountain pen reported on the streets of Monticello with reward offered for return to this office. Contact details not provided and the notice requests return to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
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