School of the Ozarks Inspires Ozarks Students
Visitors view Hollister Missouri archway to the School of the Ozarks. The 32 year old institution educates about 200 local youths through work programs, a cannery, printing plant, machine shop, and dormitories funded by a $22,000 bequest and other gifts. Students from one room cabins support themselves and emphasize independence and opportunity.
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Eureka Springs
Berryville
Ozark
CCC
Hollister
Missouri
School of the Ozarks
Monticello
School of
the Ozarks
Presbyterian Synod of Missouri
James F. Forsythe
Synod
the Express
Martha Keef
Point Lookout School Seeks Endowment Gifts
The text notes a parish school at Point Lookout Missouri seeking contributions to its endowment. It mentions an offer to work for opportunities and volunteers willing to plow drive posts cut sprouts or perform any assigned tasks.
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Point Lookout
Missouri
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests List at Freese and Siebels Homes
Thanksgiving guests at the Carl Freese and Hank Siebels homes included many Freese family members and relatives such as John and Henry Freese families, Katherine Freese and Melvin, and Deloris Helgens, along with Rickels Dod en and others. Additional visits included Leo and Herman Bohlken households with Folkers and Lena Folkers, and Ruth Dirks hosting Ethel Jean Bailey from Maquoketa. Clarence Boyer of Cedar Rapids visited Wednesday evening with Herman Zimmerman.
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Amber
Carl Freese
John Freese
Henry Freese
Katherine Freese
Melvin
Herman Rickels
Martha Doden
Harvey Helgens
Deloris
Alva Freese
Henry Hinrichs
Lucille Siebels
Elmer Osterkamp
Robert Dirks
Raymond Sheets
Herman Harms
John Dirks
John Batchelder
Leo Bohlken
Herman Folkers
Carl Folkers
Lena Folkers
Hank Siebels
Ethel Jean Bailey
Maquoketa
Ruth Dirks
Clarence Boyer
Cedar Rapids
Herman Zimmerman
Sievert Sievertsen Jursday
Michael Martin
Lucy O’connor
Lead
8. D
Dubuque
Frank Bailey
Faribault
Minn
Otto Danneman
Carl Schoon
W. J. Zimmerman
Bowen's Prairie
Donald Danneman
Ames
George Siebels
H. A. Toenjes
George Schoon
Herman Ricklefs
F. H. Otten
Henry Ricklefs
Scotch Grove
William Ricklefs
Adolph Schoon
John Mortensen
Will Hubner
August Luckstead
Onslow
John Wennekamp
J. C. Mortensen
George Herren
Anamosa
Otto Otten
Homemakers Club
Wayne Homemakers Club
Cletus Boland
Julia Toenjes
Phil Daly
Roscoe Hasterly
Albert Harms
H. ¥. Harms
Eddie
Louie Hagen
George Bodiker
Clarence Herren
Herman Engar
Ohn Bodiker
Gerald
Rhinie Wessels
J. P. Willis
Will Jansen
Henry E. Dirks and
Ben Harms
Wyoming
George Harms
North English
Ben D. Herren
Ed Englehart
Will Werdeman
Willis
Wayne Zion Luther League
Bueshing
Luther League
Grimes
Monticello
Kehren
Inca
Willis Zimmerman
Junior Ketelsen
Marvin
Merle Jansen
Dale Danneman
Wm. R. Martin
Martinsburg
G. R. Davis
E. E. Willis
Henry Gerrets
Local social notices and Thanksgiving gatherings in Amber area
A long list of family visits, dinners and Thanksgiving guests in Amber and nearby towns. Multiple households, including the Gerdes, Jansen, Dirks, Otten, Schafer, Toenjes and Schoon families, are noted hosting or visiting relatives from Onslow, Cascade, Clinton and Dubuque, with several trips to Monticello and North English.
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Alva Gerdes
Dwight
W. R. Zimmerman
Will Jansen
QO. F. Otten
John Siebels
Cornelius Kettlesen
Ernest Anderson
Richard Schafer
Roscoe Lincoln
Clarence Siefert
St. Paul, Minn
D. J. Bohlkenome
Leona Kleitsch
Alva Oaken
Cascade
Lou Dirks
Grace Wroblewski
Anamosa
Edna Dirks
Clinton
Will Dirks
Carolyn Bodiker
Amber
H. A. Toenjes
Julia Toenjes
Carl Schoon
Henry Hexdel
Josephine Hexdol
Cedar Rapids
Warner Heiken
Rex Reuter
Hans Kofoed
John Rath
Real Estate Transfers Jones County Report Nov 24 30
Jones county real estate transfers show Charles R Fisher as Iowa insurance commissioner transferring 80 acres 135 rods and related parcels to Equitable Life Insurance Co of Iowa for $1 and other valuable considerations. D H Bohrer husband of grantor transfers part of se nw section 4 84 2 bounded by described lines to Ida Grosh Bohrer.
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Lawrence J. Conmey
Pearl E. Conmey
Biante
J. H. Isher
East Anamosa
Ford Street
Main Street
Mabel Monroe
Marjoie Monroe
Max Honroe
W. P. Lawrence
C & NW
Mabel W. Monroe
Webster
Webster's
Anamosa
Huber Street
Jones County
Chas. R. Fisher
State of Iowa
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
D. H. Bohrer
Ida Grosh Bohrer
Property transfer notice in Shaw's subdivision and heirs grant
Emma Urban and Frank husband transfer undivided interest as heirs of Frank Matejka to Henry Matejka and grantors with rights of survivorship. Describes parcels in Shaw's subdivision of Lot 26 East Anamosa and specified quarter sections. Consideration $1 and other valuable consideration. dates and full legal description noted.
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Mabel Monroe
Marjorie Monroe
W. P. Lawrence
Shaw
East
Anamosa
Beatrice B
Max Monroe
Webster
Webster’s
Anamosa Cese
Huber Street
Lawrence
Emma Urban
Frank
Henry Matejka
Frank Matejka
Property transfer in Welch's addition Monticello
Lloyd King and Mable E. wife transfer qeed lots 12 13 14 and 15 Block 2 Welch's addition to Monticello to J C Beeks. No consideration given.
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Lloyd King
Mable E
J. C. Beeks
Welch
Monticello
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