Jones County 4 H results and Des Moines contest plans
Jones county 4 H youth excelled at the county fair with winners advancing to the state health and demonstration contests in Des Moines. Theo Martin Martelle placed 8th in the Shorthorn beef class, while baby beef, dairy calf, and showmanship awards highlighted rivalries among Martelle Anamosa Center Junction Wyoming Monticello and Olin participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Florence Wehling
Anamasa
Don Meeks
Martelle
Jacqueline Kinner
Hale
Velma Petersen
Olin
Everett Vrooman
Des Moines
M. J. Tudor
A. R. Porter
Davenport
Baby Beef Club
Donald Meeks
John Eichhorn
Wyoming
Henry Weseman
Ernest Blohm
Center Junction
Lloyd Fairbanks
Anamosa
Boyd Frantz
Marvin Blohm
Verdon Richardson
Monticello
Albert Hinrichsen
Robert Peet
Phyllis Steele
Theo Martin
Clarence Hosford
Edwin Sievers
Martele
Eugene Sievers
Ben Hinrichsen
Jacqueline Kinler
John Sievers
Maurice McNeilly
Elaine Martin
Angus
James McLaughlin
Lewis Dreibelbis
Duane Lincoln
Richard Fairbanks
Henry ‘Weseman
Martello
Doris Fairbanks
George Fraser
Erma Lincoln
Carl Lerch
Mitch
Vern Embree
Moley
Dairy Calf Club
Window Peeping Incident Spooks Cascade Residents
A West Cascade home reports a stocky intruder peering through a bathroom window late at night, described as wearing a grey suit. The incident follows heightened fear as residents tighten blinds amid the alleged Jack the Peeper sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Cascade
Jack the Peeper
Hillar Knapp
Knapp
American Legion
The
Legion
Liberty Company
Cascade Post
Monticello
Cascade
Cc. F. Crawford
Cascade Commercial Club
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Senate
Crawford
State Superintendent of Banking
Tama
Grundy
Marshall
C. C. Hotchkiss
A. A. Dietsch
Hills
Poultry Club Exhibit Attracts Ribbons In Iowa
Willis Fairbanks Anamosa wins first with Paul Gerdes Monticello second and Billy West Martello third in a poultry show. Exhibitors include Fairbanks Clifford Fairbanks McDonald Folkerts Helgens Kromminga and others from Anamosa Monticello Olin Martello and Center Junction with Donald Thede and William Hollingsworth earning blue ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Leo Wagzoner
Olin
Maynard Kuhns
Scotch Grove
Lavern Kuhns
Roy Folkerts
Anamosa
Merle Husman
Maynard Allen
Paul Allen
Alvin Bailey
Alvin Weers
Roy Null
Monticello
Willis Fairbanks
Paul Gerdes
Billy West Martello
Edwin Andrews
George Mann
Donald Fairbanks
Clifford Fairbanks
Mark McDonald
Richard Helgens
Evelyn Martin
Edward Kromminga
Afonticello
Richard Kromminga
Ind
Donald Thede
Martello
Robert Hanson
Chris Peterson
Lorenz Peterson
Arlo Bell
Myron Meal
Robert Alven
Harold Alven
John Alven
Center Junction
Poultry Club
William Hollingsworth
Olin Beth
Wallace Family Reunion Honors Helen Wallace in Hopkinton
A Hopkinton gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunlap’s home August 19 marked a reunion for Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wallace and daughter Helen of Riverside California. About 32 guests from Illinois, Florida, and Iowa attended a noon picnic and evening party with remarks by longtime residents and former Hopkinton neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dunlap
A. M. Wallace
Helen
California
Riverside
Cal
Ralph Wallace
Ron
Bruce
Chicago
R. A. Wallace
Raymond
Hopkinton
Ralph Lubbock
Robert
Cedar Rapids
Paul Talbot
DeKalb
Ruth Dunlap
George Williamson
Delaware
Frances Donahue
Orlando
Fla
Far Dunlap
Helen Wallace
W. L. Peterson
Nashua
Lewis Donahue
Elabeth Conk
Donahue
Hopkinton Class of 1916 Holds First Reunion
The Hopkinton High School class of 1916 gathered August 20 at the Lux home. Of twelve members six boys and six girls attended with guests and a former teacher W. L. Peterson among those present. The item also notes a quiet wedding at St Francis church in Dyersville and other local social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton High School
R. E. Lux
Helen Wallace
Riverside
Calif
Amy Dean
Marion
Milton Higgs
Higga
Addie DeShaw
Dixon
Eart H. DeShaw
Monticello
Elnora Griffith
David H. Johnston
Russell Lux
Dyersville
William Warner
North Fork Township
Rose Whiting
Evelyn Warner
Frank Whiting
Father Herbes
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Warner Home
Worthington
Charles Beastock
Belding
Mich
R. J. Milroy
Beastock
Milroy
Samuel Greer
Philadelphia
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Manchester
Opal Wilson
Alice Keith
Delhi
Betty MacAllister
Portia Main
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Gertrude Reeve
Janana Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Rebecca Reeve
Clearfield
J. D. MacAllister
Frances Laughlin
Illinois State Normal University At
Normal
Ill
H. M. Reeve
Gertrude
Hilah Beth
Monmouth
Monmouth Colege
Bethany
Methodist Sunday School
E. E. Griffith
Janella Ward
Clifford Brady
Epworth
St. Luke's Catholic Church
Hopkinton
McNeill's Grove
Robert Milroy
Iowa University
John Knox
Lenox
Oneida
Iowa City
Samuel Knox
Louise Dean
A. C. Maretin
A. P. Himebaugh
Harold Stead
Leo Ament
Ventura Dillon
Galena
Paul Bowers
Dotty Nelson
Fred K. Main
Kalispel
Mont
Main
Grace Hucker
Ava Main
Hucker
A. W. McDonald
Fleanor
Slaughter Jean
Chicago
Howard Titus
Picnic at Delhi Dam Draws Local Residents
Marion visited the Marshall Nell home Thursday. A picnic dinner at the Delhi dam drew Ermingé Dunlap Herman Dunlap Ian Thomas Mrs W Cummings Truman Ida Phillipa Swan Mo line and family Mr and Mrs Ernie Sanders Mrs Akers James and Erma Bradke Sunday outing with many local residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marshall Nell
Delhi
Ermingé Dunlap
Herman Dunlap
Ian Thomas
W. ©. Cummings
Truman
Ida Phillipa
Earlville
Swan Moline and Family
Ernie Sanders
Community Notes from Scotch Grove Aug Weekend Activities
Scotch Grove residents join extended family for trips to the world fair and local visits. Neighbors report county fair results for 4 H clubs and rainfall patterns, along with upcoming church services and school openings.
Westward bound teachers linked to government school
Young women have departed for the west to teach in a government school for the Indians. The Zerobyterian Aid Society plans a meeting with Mrs. D. O. Sinclair next Wednesday, Sept. 6. Robert School at Amber reports Edwin Craig visiting for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Zeroebyterian Aid Society
D. O. Sinclair
Robert School
Amber
Edwin Craig
Visitors and local events gather across Cass County area
East Case Township residents and relatives from Monticello Wayne Neb and Dubuque joined Benedict family visitors Saturday. Grotto at Dickeyville and Eagle Point park in Dubuque visited by Mary Redmond and Stulken siblings. Cass No 6 school began with Grace Anderson as teacher. Several Cass residents attended Jones County fair at Monticello. Allan Fairbanks family and Miriam visited Lyle Clark home. Benedict home guests included Darrow and Adelaide Darrow and Ellison family from Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Manatt
Mary
Mildred Cavanaugh
Victor
Eva Cavanaugh
John Moon
Kellerton
A. L. Morrison
T. J. Lane
Loras Lane
Betty Fall
M. E. Barrett
Oxford Junction
Charles Spielman
Delbert Spielman
Dubuque
St. Patrick's School
Temple Hill
Edna Mae Burger
Edward Burger
Worthington
Jaohn Patterson
East Cascade
Bat Cascade High School
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Milwaukee
Samuel A. Stritch
Martin Mertinsen
Connie Graces
St. Luke's Church
Lola Freeman
Dylan L. Hardin
H. Aitchison
Emeline
Catherine Skahill
W. B. Clark
Ruth
Alice
W. B. Henriche
June
Casteel
Street
Laura Sinclair
Alma Buol
Monticello
Paul Warner
Longmont
Colo
Scotch Grove
W. S. Eby
Iowa City
Ray Wright
Geraldine Wright
University Hospital
Vera Moats
Roy Martin
Ray Martin
Alvin Weers
Maynard Kuhns
F. W. Royden
Frank Royden
Mr. Forward
J. M. Eby
Rolla
Roydens
Sunbeam Mission Band
Wright
Hazel Perkins
Cecil
Streets
Glen
Montana
Joe Ladehoff
Mae Himebaugh
Leslie
Wilton Junction
Jean
Henry Husman
Davenport
Arlo Blanchard
Mervin
Hopkinton
L. J. Schlemme
John Stahlberg
Cedar
Herman Folkerts
Anamosa
Chicago
F. D. Sinclair
Janet
Epworth
Carl Maxwell
John Maxwell
Sinclair
Edna Ahraken
Chilocco
Okla
Holly Jones
Wyandotte
Miss Ahraken
John Lange, Jr
G. J. van Buren
Paul
Austin Spahr
Bobbie
Wayne, Neb
Harold Deischer
Margaret
Allan
Benedict
Harold Schlimmer
Mary Redmond
Marie
Vincent Stulken
Dickeyville
Wis
Eagle Point Park
Cass No. 6
Adelaide Darrow
Near
Morley
Rolland Ellison
Local Movers Report Weekend Visits and Birth Note
Lee Hannan lost a horse Monday. Mr and Mrs Carl Brockhahn and Lawrence were visitors at Garret Ehits home in Castle Grove. Mr and Mrs George Dirks are the parents of a daughter born August. Be times good or bad thrift in still a virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hannan
Carl Brockhahn
Gon
Lawrence
Garret Ehits
Castle Grove
George Dirks
Augustes
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Jersey
Guernsey
Onslow
Dale Mayberry
May Martin
Stanley Parker
Paul McDonald
Maurice Bonjour
Champion Guernsey
Holstein
Carl Wehling
Olin Howie
Howard Jones
Lavern Newhard
Donald Newhard
Victor Richardson
Dale Newman
Dean Newman
Irvin Lubben
Anamesa
Leo Waggoner
Ard
Alfred Manwiller
Market Litter
Delbert Graft
L. F. Kivlahan
Cuba City
Lester Kivlahan
Billy
Beth
Bunce
Fanny Keating
Rupkey
Hilda Bisenius
Matt Bisenius
Henry Smith
Orval
Florence
Henry Abel
Bellwood
Neb
Mr. Smith
John Winteringer
Walker
Elizabeth Knockel
Joseph
Mr. Winteringer
Mary Roshon
Holy Trinity Church
Joseph Forst
Gladys Schroeder
Spielman
Mary Shannon
Milwaukee Road
Preston
Minn
LaCrosse
Claude Miller
Marguerite
Neiderfrank-Nieman
Silverlake
E. D. Hogan
Urban
Red Faber
J. N. Hosch
Jerry Callahan
William Stanton
Kansas City
Eugene Callahan
Dan McMullen
Leo Herard
Dorothy
Port Byron
Steve Green
Alice Wyrick
Mercy Hospital
St. Louis
Margaret Neires
Mary Margaret
Will Coyne
Wilma
Herbert O'Connell
Clinton
J. P. Moran
Laura Brom
Eldred Moran
Donald Moran
Caledonia
Ins
Herbert Moran
Lee Brown
Western Union Telegraph Company
Omaha
Mr. Davis
Western Union Divsion
M. J. Grace
T. C. Barrett
Rex Weber
Council Bluffs
J. H. Weber
Marjory Lane
Paul Weber
Carroll Moore
Guttenberg
JL. F. Barrett
Ann Hess
Joe Reubner
Garden Club
Lakehurst
Herb Heuer
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Gene Ballard
Evlyn Howard and
Norcross Sisters
East
Case Township
American Legion Park
Clyde Grant
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