Ice cream social and PTA program at Center Junction
Center Junction hosts an August 28 notice of Labor Day program and ice cream social on September 3 with a 6 PM social and 7:30 PM program. The event features G. Thompson, Stuart Smith, Paul Smith, Gus Mreibelbis, Rev. J. W. Bond, Miss De Laskey, Ruth Young, Le Douglas Dixon, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Parent-Teachers Association
Progrem Aa
Ie G. Thompson
Stuart Smith
Paul Smith
Gus Mreibelbis
J. W. Bond Solo
J. W. Bond Solo, “Husha Wea Selna Prahm
Enents
A. Laure
Velheangburn
Ruth Young
Schepple
Mary Leech
Selma Pranm
Double H
Monticello Fair
Leone Serbousek
Velma Pengburn
Migabeth Young
Glen McDonald
Ruth Hannah
Center Junction School
Washington
Billy
Rey
University of Luowwa
John Ketelsen
Cliff McDonald
Fred Preas
Frank
I. Thompson
Arthur Himebaugh
Myrtle Livingstone
Frank Himebaugh
Des Moines
Hannah
Martha Hanken
Velma Pangburn
Elizabeth Young
Leone Serhotsek
James Leech
Anna
Elen McDonald
Anamosa Hospital
Young
Paul
Wiehe
G. Thompson
Irman
J. Vo Dawson
Salt Lake Cty
Mrs. Dawson
Jae Db Neineck
A. Sod Eaen
Progre
Cuy
Mr. and
Ed Bethurum Lens
O. Sree Ai Satored
Hopkinton
Loulen
Local social notes and upcoming Little Clodhopper event
Social callers visit families in Maquoketa Owasa Anamosa and Cedar Rapids with names including Mrs Bruce Dyer Mrs J M Smith Lloyd Colmer and John Breed. The Little Clodhopper home talent play is set for September 5 with special music and plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Dyer
Menar Maquoketa
Peter Prahm
J. M. Smith
Oqwasa
Lloyd Col Mer
Olin
Leslie
Lucille Himebaugh
Alfriedo Cartano
Monticelto
Dubuque
N. F. Heneke
Amber August events and gatherings in Monticello area
A crowded week of community activities in Amber and surrounding towns features a Friday performance of Pinafore by local talent, a watermelon gift at the Grey residence, and numerous social visits. Sunday schools enjoyed an annual picnic at Anamosa fair grounds with games, while families traveled to fairs and visits across Monticello, Center Junction, and nearby towns.
Local Social Notes From Monticello and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Imer Andrews were afternoon callers on Mrs Ora Andrews Saturday. John and Fritz Husthay started for North Dakota by automobile Monday moving. Mrs Peter Robertson is spending a few days with her daughter Mrs Toscoe. Mrs WHI Daly and Mrs Duncan spent Friday at the home of Mrs Livid Robertson. The Pulp Bailey family visited Sunday at the Let Me Way home at Monticella. Mr Campbell of Springville was a guest Tuesday evening at the otd Duncan home. Prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Jim Key Wednesday evening. Mabel and William Cillen spent Sunday with Mrs Herman Ingtebart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber
Monticello
Charles Grey
Uapaugh
Anamosa
Juave
Steckel and Son
Liarmont
Steckel
Ama Bradley
Roscoe Lincoln
Moncrief Brow
Center Junction
Phillaaly
Joaty
Mabel Grey
Wallace Grey
Hare
Yallant
South Dakota
John Steinhook
Steiehooks
Roscoe Stingley
Woodrow
Tiskilwa
Timeis
Harry Stingley
J. B. Duncan
Maqnoketa
Delmar
Gene
Powers
Astute Park
Husman
John Freese
Carl Kotelsen
Herman Iglebart
Henry Rodlek
Black Oak
Harriet Rohn
Ben Husman
John Ainvlehe
Van
Worge
Englehart
Imer Andrews
Ora Andrews
John
Fritz Husthay
North Dakota
Byutomobile
Peter Robertson
Toscoe Lincoln
Whi Daly
Duncan
Livid Robertson
Pulp Bailey
Monticella
Campbell
Springville
Otd Duncan
Jim Key
Mabel
William Cillen
Herman Ingtebart
Cascade
Ascade
Thomas Kingsley
Daughte
Elizabeth
Des
Wood- Ward
Auerey
Ida Leonard
Pred Kingster
Iavo
Sta
John Klein
Chicage
Leo Pettinger
Jue Cherrity
TP Streag
Mr Ound
J Po Oensing
Loum Breithaeh
Paul Kechen
Mroo
J JT
Rieds
Webblen
Wilwaukee
Wilson Fairburn
J .M. Weber
Rose Becker
Thomas Kean
Baldwin
Clinton
Kotterberger
St. Paul
Robert Scott
Albert
Lea
B. F. Crawford
T. P. Clark
Raymond Bisenius
Josephine Hanson
Dubuque
Garryowen
Joseph iMngler
Catherine Kirchen
Joe Oswald
Louisa Stodden
Helen Gordon
Herman Welter
Des Moines
Carl Fhinnigan
Columbia
Rose Wiesner
Kansas City
Sand Spring
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Frank Nichol
Send
Monttwis
Ounty
W. A. Cttlie
Manchester
Alex Blair
Arthur Huggins
Waterloo
Charles Stevenson
J. V. Murray
John Bohtken
Adolph Hanken
Prescott
Wisconsin
J. L. Bateheller
A. Blair
Greeley
Maquoketa
CG. McVey
Local notices from Scotch Grove and Wyoming communities
The page reports travel updates and social notices from Scotch Grove and nearby Wyoming. It lists returning residents, school preparations, and upcoming events, including church activities, visits by relatives, and local visits to fairs and schools. A death in Wyoming is noted with a brief obituary and funeral details.
Wedding Day News from a Mountain Community
A wedding celebration featured about fifty guests enjoying a generous Jawi dinner. The event honored a couple with many gifts and a large birthday wake part of the day. Local clergy reported on upcoming sermons and the parsonage repairs while families traveled to visit kin and attend related gatherings.
Local residents take trips to Des Moines and nearby towns
Mrs. Howard Willison motored to Des Moines for a few days at the fair. Mr and Mrs Ray Bullock and Mr and Mrs Howard Conley of Wyoming attended the state fair. Ben Johnston and relatives visited in South Dakota while Mrs George Smith of Clinton stayed with H Barker and her mother Mrs George Sears. The jovial last Saturday night was well attended. Fletcher and daughter Joh Logier returned from Indiana. Han nah Jeffries and daughter visited Springville. Oto Hundsen and Ralph Conley plan Cedar Rapids business college next Monday. James Smith of Clinton visits relatives here for a few days. Rehvel opens next week Monday.
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Scotch Grove
Seorch Grove
Sinchor
Hoop Clark Fen
Bob Hughes
Etitdred
Carsan Fibynds iHes
Lyte Callahan
Bester
Garis
Faye
Walter
Laynas Mall
Braday
Mosntieline
Miss Puan
Grace
Rachiel Meadon Nai
Lyle Callahan
Carey
Lenox
Center School
May Wright
Vehildren
Iiay Walraven
Ben Eby
Cedar Rapids
Suimmer
Brmond Naytor
Rhodes
Hubert Clark
Ufa Wick
Minnesota
Bop Chork
Gong
Cedar Lapis
Irma Sanford
Siberon
Iowa
Seheal Yeat Meo
Will Hughes
Council Bluffs
Ithonait Hughes’ Brothers
G. J
J. C. Hughes
Mroo
Earl Rummel
Robert
C. A. Sutherland
Elizabeth Latta
Minneapolis
FL W. Layden
A. Wright
Wyoming
Lewis Wright
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. J. Sehlemuse
Streets
Maquoketa
Esther Kiburg
Dubuque
Watter Dames
Des Moines
G. W. James
Jamies
Chicago
Canada
Donald David Davis
M Cladysennai
DeWitt
Missouri
Clinton
Pr Stoffel
Ated Scellgeterey
Crystal Marie
Ehulstein
Sun
Mos South
William Witker
Mars Anne
Foreness
Mambeta
Mutoesata
Heleta
Manilla
Iuwa
Bleh School
Jiavenport
Hanotd
Eietern States Armour
Hardee Leaman
Carter
Arlington
Beck
Witersoe
CW. Beamer
Spraguredit
Shavelin
Venry
Weave Uber
Teva Leveen Ros
Brenk Vedler
Hampshire
Nial
Pyttn
Witneie
Ora Newell
Oif
Cleage
Peter
Mere Vaeedsen
Mesa Iradersen
Matindiay
Soper Wilh
Wayne
Mins
Jildys Jounhain
Mes
Roy Bullock
Lee
Mr. Davis
Wyamning
Paul Craven
The
Jews Lumber Co
Koon
Kansas City
C. C. Johnson
Marlon and
Ceatral City
Lura
George Bottomstone
George Sears
Bottomstone
Soper
Mra. T. H. McMaster
Mr. Eran
Howard Willison
Ray Bullock
Howard Conley
Ben Johnston
South Dakota
George Smith
H. Barker
Fletcher
Joh Logier
Indiana
Jeffries
Hannah
Springville
Oto Hundsen
Ralph Conley
Cascade Area Social Announcements and Visits
Cascade and Garryowen fill the week with announcements of travel to Des Moines for state events, visits to Ida Leonard in Woodward, and extended summer stays at Lake Okoboji. Local residents report births, visits, alumni events, and travel to Clinton, Dubuque, and Milwaukee, with multiple family and friend encounters.
Ninth grade plans dropped by state action in Sand Spring
August 28 Sand Spring notes that a proposed ninth grade class is unlawful after state superintendent advice. One teacher will serve the school this year due to the small student body. The column records local moves and visits, including residents moving to Monticello and Waterloo, and attendees at fairs and visits across nearby towns.
Castle Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Castle Grove August 29 report lists families at the stele park near Anamosa and visiting residents. Names include Cramer, Gerdes, Hiller, Jack Jo, Muner, Noble, Balster, Zimmerman, Haber, Krommings, King, Smith, and others. Mention of state fair trip, devotional services, new daughter born, and a Sunday school rise. Frequent showers aid fall plowing. township trustees met. Cramer visited Delhi.
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Stele
Anamosa
Ror Cramer
HO Gerdes
Will Hiller
Javck Jo EO Muner
Henry Gerdes
Som Hasford
M. Noble
Houstean
Tevas
J. A. Deischer
Sroumdt
Aregd Balster
Srotch
Teote
Alva Zimmerman
Maroree
Herman Haber
UA Krommings
Tioyva
Fies Maines
Hhaisier
Ro McLaughlin
Fehits
Feobert Smith
Carrol Nebraska
Local residents recall family news and travel plans
Proirieture and attics mention trips to Manchester and Myre, with relatives including Mr aeel Stirs Will Mangold and Vernon Conkin visiting. Other items note a state fair attendance, a vacation stay, and relatives visiting from Ana masa with extended family news and gatherings.
Anamosa Eureka News Reports Clerk Rees Vacation and Tax Suit Prep
Clerk of the Courts B C Rees and three children returned from a two week vacation with relatives at Coon Rapids and Valley Junction. County records staff gathered information for the Rock Island railway company for a tax suit over valuation of its properties. The city marshal targeted one light drivers and failed taillights, issuing notices to over 30 drivers for rear lights. Linn County activity noted.
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B.C. Rees
Coon Rapids
Valley Junction
County Recorder's Office
Rock Island Railway Company
Marshal Johnson
Linn County
Lincoln highway improvements progress in Linn County
Report notes ongoing work on the Lincoln highway and connected northern county roads. Cedar Rapids access routes to the military road are targeted for grading and graveled progression to the Linn county line. Linn county projects push toward Cedar Rapids completion.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn
Linn Fellows
Cleanup to begin on tuberculosis infected cattle in Delaware county
Delaware county will start removing tuberculosis from its herds after 57 percent of herd owners signed the combined state and federal TB program agreement. The required threshold was 51 percent. Mrs A D LeClerc died at her daughter's home in Hopkinton after a long illness. Funeral will be held from the Kirkwood home Saturday at 10:30 with Rev Walter Barlow and Rev G S Coleman officiating. Interment in Hopkinton cemetery. A pool hall license was revoked by the mayor for allowing minors and operating outside hours including Sundays. Mrs J Stanger, a Buck Creek and Hopkinton resident, died suddenly while preparing dinner. funeral Wednesday at the Methodist church with Rev G W Self officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County
A. D. LeClerc
J. R. Kirkwood
Wirkwood
Walter Barlow
Presbyterian Church
Coleman
Covenanter Church
Hopkinton
Isaac Littlefield
Buck Creek
Stanger
Change in northern farming driven by sweet clover
F G Churchill of Iowa State Extension says sweet clover is transforming northern agriculture. He notes widespread planting with small grains, use for pasture hay or seed, weed control, and soil enrichment through nitrogen and humus creation. North Dakota tests show steers grazing on four acres of clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Churchill
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Chrehill
North Dakota Experiment Station
Oil reuse rules from agricultural expert
Prof. E. M. Marvine of the agricultural engineering department warns that drained auto crankcase oil should be saved for lubricating other farm machinery but must not be used in the cream separator or the tractor magneto. The remark echoes a caution about self control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Marvine
Agricultural Engineering Department
Mervine
Referee sale offered for Avert J Schoonover heirs land
Jones County Iowa referees appointed by the district court announce a private sale of farms and a family home in Anamosa. Properties include a 140 acre and 120 acre farm in Wayne township, a city lot in Shaw's subdivision, and 30 acres timberland in Scotch Grove township. Offers to be received at Monticello Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Iowa
Avert. J. Schoonover
Wayne Township
Anamosa
Shaw
Scotch Grove
Monticello
L. W. Lovell
H. S. Richardson
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Chas. A. Doxsee
Harhes
Cthitbee
Castle Grove
Tyrone
Castle Geove Fairy Bureau
Setoa
Setoes Ona Boc
Cramer
Delhi
Vagstyk
Mroyndt
George Story
Lata
Forenton
Myre
Story
Aeel Stirs Will Mangold
Vernon Conkiin
Coir
Ube
Dolan
Blavel
Anamasa
Wiliaen Everly of
Cookiin
Puiral Earwmson Fe
Anamosa Eureka News
Sweet Clover
Horace
H,. M. Remley
James Kehmley
Remley & Remley
Main Street
Doxsee Chas, A
Doxsee
LAY
Prelate Court
Lovell Block
Knights of Columbus
Dautremont
Edison
Frank A. Locher
Herever
Middle Western States
Standard Oil Company
Karnas
St. Louis
Detroit
Middle West
Cinciana
S. Michigan Ave
Velie
Cedar Rapids Velie Co
C. H. Schipman
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J. E. Bateman
Monticello, Iowa
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