Farm Bureau meeting in Scotch Grove reports 1921 officers
December 20 1921 Farm Bureau session in Hootch Grove Scotch Grove drew about one hundred attendees. John McNeilley spoke on What the Farm Bureau Can Do for Our Community with three points Sociability Exchange of Ideas and Organized Effort. Election results list YP. Sutherland as president J W Callahan vice president C Holst secretary treasurer along with district co operators and a forthcoming program committee.
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Hootch Grove
Scotch Grove
Farm Bureau
William Henrichs
John McNeilley
Consolidated Schools
W. B. Clark
D. O. Sinclair
Nanne Hankson
Sheets
Tom Green
J. W. Callahan
C. A. Sutherland
M. M. Sinclair
H. H. Carson
C. Holst
F. D. Sutherland
Chas
Nelson
F. Sutherland
R. W. Brady
John Livingstone
James McNgilley
Will Henrichs
Ames
Arnt Bureau
Orange Cove
California
Thomas Liyans
Lyons
Center Junction
Mervin
Iowa
Sinclair
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
Lyle Callahan
China
Libbie Gibson
Robertson
Chicago
Robert Clark
Monticello
Hazel Eby
F. D. Sinclair
F. A. Royden
McDonald Hospital
Elmer Sackett
Waterloo
Fred Graham
Rocky Ridge
Harriet
Mae Isley
Dubuque
Christmas Program at Presbyterian Church in Center Junction
Center Junction notes a Christmas program at the Presbyterian church on Friday December 24 at 7:00 pm with choir songs recitations and dialogues by local pupils and several school grades. Also reports social events, staff travels, and local sports results from the past week.
Onslow nuptials for Mabel Garnett and John Shedeck
In Onslow on December 21 at five o clock the marriage of Mabel Garnett to John Shedeck was held at the bride's parents home Bert Garnett and wife. Only immediate family attended. After supper guests joined and dancing followed. Miss Mable Garnett is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Garnett and many friends wish them happiness. Mr Shedeck is
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Hale
Wilma Hanna
Joseph Wasson
James Buchner
Miss Hanna
Morley
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Hanna
Lfe
Astrurian
Smith
Lamey
Territory of Town
Iowa
Paul
Laura Smith
Gee. Lyons
Rickie
B. Johnston
Opera House
Onslow
Anne Corbett
Lfayette College
Vern Paul
Stutzman
Ilinois
Miss McCune
Iowa City
Ruth Kinney
Marion
Jessie Garside
William T. Cameron
Wilcox
Monticello
Sam Raglun
South Dakota
Raglun
Leslie
Mineral Aid Society
Henry Paul
Vera Paul
Cecil Smith
Chas. Rowe
Moline
Helen Rynerson
Win McBride
Portage la Prairie
Canada
Roy Bullock
Mabel Garnett
John Shedeck
Bert Garnett
Miss Mable
Mrs. Garnett
Mr. Shedeck
Christmas program and local notices from Castle Grove
A Christmas program lit the chapel with a tree bringing joy to children. Farmers Mutual Ins Ass'n Castle Grove directors met. Hosford and son Kenneth and Claudy Mason traveled to Tropkinton. R Howie visited Monticello. S M Hosford shipped cattle to Chicago. Casper widsons sent stock to Chicago. Huyek of Monticello and Henry Barrack visited Hopkinton and Cedar Rapids respectively. Will Hiller builds a new hog house.
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Castle Grove
Farmers’ Mutual Ins
Ass'n
M. Hosford
Kenneth
Claudy Mason
Tropkinton
Ars
R. Howie
Monticello
S. M. Hosford
Chicago
Merry Christine
Bxor
Aa. Blom
Casper Widsons
Fred Huyek
Henry Barrack
Hopkinton
O. BR. Howie
Cedar Rapids
George Muller
O. BR
Howie
Davenport
Will Hiller
Sand Spring Social Notes and Local Visitors
December 20 report from Sand Spring outlines an operetta by Hopkinton high school pupils attended by many locals. Ruth Guthrie, teaching near Anamosa, visited her parents the previous weekend. Several residents, including J. W. Green of Hopkinton and M. Green family, spent days with kin in Hopkinton and Monticello. Paul Shuster has improved after illness. Additional visits include Jo McVey and children, Manly Bryan, Alex Blair, and Frank Ferring in Cedar Rapids and Monticello. Russell’s mention ends the fragmentary list.
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Sand Spring
Hopkinton
Ruth Guthrie
Anamnios
R. J. Guthrie
Paul Shuster
Jo ©. McVey
JW. Green
M. Green
Guthrie
Monticello
Manly Bryan
Alex Blair
Cedar Rapids
Frank Ferring
Russell
Prairieburg Christmas Cheer and Quarantine Report
Prairieburg notes a visitor from Ainsworth Herbert Tourhier and a Cedar Rapids guest Howard Grant Rowley for Christmas. The public school plans a Christmas exercise and tree at the opera hall. Quarantine news ties to the Will Mangold family near Coggan with smallpox.
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Prairieburg
Herbert Tourhier
Ainsworth
Nea
Bernice Walmutt
Witter
Story District
Howard Grant Rowley
Cedar Rapids
Rowley
Opera Tall
Roy Truesdell
No constitutional amendment required yet church on Sunday
A satirical note suggests a constitutional change mandating Sunday church attendance may come. meanwhile neighbors are urged to secure fences and staple gates before cold weather to keep cattle from wandering onto the road.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
J Rice Letters From The South Describe Louisiana Climate And Scene
J Rice from Ludington Louisiana writes of the Ozark Mountain charm and long leaf pines, the color line in rail and town, year round gardening and warm wet Gulf winds. He plans a further trip to Arcadia Parish and to share impressions.
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J. Rice
Ludington
Jaxpress
America
Southland
Kansas City
R. A
Ozark Mountains
Ozarks
Alleghanys
Rockies
Missouri
Oil
Oklahoma
Lousiana
Jones County
Gulf
Arcadia
Gaspe Basin
Canada
Passing of a Little Boy John Lucien Ellis
John Lucien Ellis youngest son of J W and Dessie Ellis died December 12 1920 at Anamosa Iowa at age 11 years 6 months and 9 days after a five month illness. He joined the church at seven and loved worship. funeral held December 14 at home and M BE church with Rev S V Williams officiating and interment in Anamosa cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lucien Ellis
J. W. and
Dessie Ellis
Anamosa
Iowa
John
Wike
L. C. Lemen
House of God
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
M. BE
S. V. Williams
L. A. Miller
Isle of Somewhere
Florence Hale
Garrett Toenjes
Robert King
John Goodman
Henry Morey
Hilda
Burns
Wyoming
Neil Hills
Water Potted Plants Care Tips
Potted plants need a room with constant temperature and adequate moisture from evaporated water. Provide sunlight regularly as plants require light for food. Water carefully to avoid saturating roots. ensure good drainage.
Fayette County Leader Skips Dec 30 Issue
The Fayette County Leader will not publish the paper for a one week layoff and will issue no edition on December 30.
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Fayette County
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J. ‘W. Doxsee
Chas. A. Doxsee
Presbyterian Church
Eiveryone
Ralph Young
Kenneth, Serbousek
Santa
Joy Smith
Winnifred Robbie
Nell Crane
Selma Prahm
Hearst
Duncan
Geo. Smith
Dorothy McDonald
Sarah
Esther Plitner
Loyals
Martha Hanken
Sarah Platner
Irma Pangburn
Trasurer
Myrtle Livingstone
Winifred Robbie
Esther Platner
Strachen
Central City
Long
Wilson
Carahan
Shannon City
Edblom
Pine Grove
Knoxville
Scrubs
Springville High
Center Junction High
Springville
Martelle Legion
Center Junction Legion
Troxel
Des Moines
Paul Holm
S. G. Thompson
John Thompson
Stuart Smith
Marlon Platner
Harry Stingley
Donnon Junc Nion
Yuletide
Home Olks
W.S. Pangburn
W. E. Spohn
D. D. Clark
A. J. Porter
Frank Husman
Guy McDonald
Ei. L. Himebaugh
Frank
Ray Sanford
J. MM. Young
Roy
Davenport Relayes
J. IF. Livingstone
Jones & Company
Mr. Smith
OWA Telephone Company
Hunt
Frod J. Kay Druggist
EMS
Brock
Rick
Fred J. Kay
Ford
Monticello Motor Company
Ates
Mme
Mabelle Wagner-Shank
Edison
Mme. Shank
Chippendale
Frank Locher
Monticello, Iowa
Monarch
Voss
A.J. H.mcneill
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