Center Junction News Highlights Farm Co op Meeting and Local Events
Center Junction hosts annual Farm era cooperative creamery meeting with re elected board members led by H J Dirks. Iowa Creamery association speaker Bechtelheimer discusses dairy usage. butterfat price averaged 28.05 cents in 1931. Community day by Madison Farm Bureau includes demonstrations and films. Local sports recap notes girls and boys basketball wins and upcoming county tournament. A new Bridge club forms, 4 H and church and school activities detailed. Winter weather, school attendance declines, and local visits feature in the community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmera’. Co-operative Creamery Company
Carson's Hall
J. N. Smith
Pangburn
F. D. Sutherland
H. J. Dirks
Clifford McDonald
Chris Petersen
H. H. Seehusen
Bechtelheimer
Iowa Creamery Association
Waterloo
F. W. Bloomquist
Iowa Creameries Auditing
Alfred Johnson
W. H. Hansen
Madison Farm Bureau
T. E. Stanton
C. A. McDonald
Ames
Moving Pictures
Max Wortman
Jones County
Girls’ Glee Club
Lucilie Albaugh
Ray Anderson
Gavette Republican
Farm Bureau
Iowa
J. R. McNeilly
Charles Alyea
Paul Smith
L. A. Dreibelbis
Donna Horak
Pauline Holm
Dwaine Moses
George Dirks
Robert Serbousek
Claude Tomlinson
Dean McDonald
Hollyce Stingley
Anamosa
O. O. Watson
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Peter Prahm
Jackie
N. Smith
Smith
Center Junction
Oxford Junction
Onslow
Olin
Wyoming
George McDonald
Pauline Prahm
Maquoketa
Iowa University
Sacred Heart
Monticello
Center Junction High School
Ripperton
Monmouth
Lyman Thompson
Cedar Rapids
N. C. Holst
Peter Potter
McNeilly
Tracy Farm
C. M. Holst
Helen
Monticello High School
Inver Moats
Nichols
Esther Moats
Conesville
L. E
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau Plans February Meeting
The farm bureau schedules its February meeting at the usual place on Tuesday evening the 9th with the January program and a county agent report on the recent state convention in Des Moines. Mrs W B Clark and Miss Wilma Kuhns attended a 4 H club leaders training school in Anamosa focusing on home furnishings and room decoration topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
W. B. Clark
Wilma Kuhns
Anamosa
Traifiing
Hopkins town notes include illness and local events
Hopkinton readers note J E Stanger ill with no improvement, daughter from Cedar Rapids helping. Mrs Bertha Glenappe moved to Monticello hospital. Clark Mason visits family in Elkhart. church groups plan February meetings. Frank Butler near electric plant suffered a stroke. local moves and hospital updates accompany bridge club plans and flu victims. Junior college dribblers lose in overtime to Lenox. Delhi team beat Burdick’s Brtol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stanger
W. T. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Bertha Glenappe
Monticello
Clark Mason
Elkhart
W. C. Mason
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Butler
John Glant, Jr
Porter
George Littlefield
H. E. Paar
Iowa City
L. A. Gibbs
Manchester
Ray Gibbs
W. 8. Beels
Bridge Club
Lawrence Fiedler
W. W. Meyers
W. J. Kirkwood
B. R. Lillibridge
DeWitt Thompson
Vera Bacon
Kitty Meyers
Ernest McDonough
Homer Brooks
Nancy Achers
Golden
A. B. Soule
Wyoming
Harriet‘‘Tebo
Soule
Tebo
Maquoketa Junior College Dribblers
Lenox
Robert
Donald Smaith
Delhi
Burdick
Cascade Death Claims Jaco Manternach Child
Death claimed little Donald Joseph Manternach Wednesday in Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids after an emergency operation. He was born September 1 1931 in Richland township and survived by parents two brothers Orland and Tommy and sister Shirley Mae. Funeral Mass was held at St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery. A large list of relatives attended including Merlin Manternach Elmer Specht Nick Radloff and Lloyd Takes as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaco’ Manternach
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Donald Joseph Manternach
Richland Township
Orland
Tommy
Shirley Mae
St. Mary's Church
Angels
B. Albers
St. Mary's Cemetery
Merlin Manternach
Elmer Specht
Nick Radloff
Lloyd Takes
St. Patrick's Church
Garry Owen
Julia Mae Rolinger
Matt Rolinger
Bernard
Earl J. Russel
E. G. ‘Russel
Mount Vernon
Celia Bolinger
Stacyville
Joseph Sedlachek
Miss Bollinger
H.n.’Manternach
Stacy‘villé
Chicago
Aurora
Russell
Nick Rolinger
Victor Rolinger
Oliver. Tucker
Robert John
Theodore Althoff
Lloyd Pederson
Claude Miller
Cascade Co-operative Creamery
Pederson
St. Martin's Rosary Society
Cascade Theater
St. Mary’s Dramatic Club
James Grant
Dubuque
George, Klinkner
West Cascade
Klinkner
Temple Hill
Wyoming Declamatory Winners Highlight Local Contest
Lawrence Goodrick won first in the oratorical division with The Supreme Menace. Carmen Bahnsen took drama with The Wheels of Time, Louise Woodworth second with The Law of Retaliation. Althea Goodrick won humor with The Higby's Joyriding, Ellen Overly second with The Infallible Sex. Judges were Mrs. Walter Koon, Mrs. C. B. Smith, and Mrs. T. S. Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Goodrick
Claas
Carmen Bahnsen
Louise Woodworth
Althea
Goodrick
Higby
Ellen
Walter Koon
C. BR. Smith
Onslow
Stanton
Ons Jow
Anamosa
Wyoming
Henry Bramer
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meets With Demonstration
The Castle Grove farm bureau opened the year with a meeting in school house No 2 led by president Fred Kromminga A guest from Iowa State College Mr C W McDonald demonstrated meat cutting and answered questions on curing canning and general butchering The gathering planned a year long program committee and locals reported various visits and business across the area with weather delaying chapel services and a fire insurance note for a local home relocation and a community fire truck delivery to Monticello announced for Friday and Saturday readers invited to view the outfit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
School House No.2
Fred. Kromminga
C. W. McDonald
Iowa State College
Ames
Fred Heiken
E. F. Burr
F. D. Deischer
A. McLaughlin
M. Hosford
Mike Donovan
Denis Donovan
Thomas Cashman
Ryan
Donovan
Castle Grove Mutual Insurance Association
John Hasler
G. J. van Buren
John van Buren
Chicago
George Specht
Fred Kromminga
S. M. Hosford
Anamosa
Jones County Farm Bureau
Thomas F. Kehoe
Frank Smith
Prairieburg
Union Township
Hosford
Farmers’ Community
Monticello
Sam Ives
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Mysterious Disappearance of Fred Hults Prompts Search
Amber Hults and family await clues after Fred Hults 30 vanished a week ago Sunday evening near the Phil Daly farm. Last seen about 11 p.m. in his car, search began when the abandoned vehicle was found. he had been troubled by financial worries and lived with relatives on a rented farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Hults
Fred Hults
Hults
Phil Daly
Henry Wehling
Jackson Township
State Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Midland
Farm Bureau
Antioch Church
Alvin Byerly
William Benadom
Anamosa
S. 5
Allen
Antioch
Delco Yount
Otto Danneman
Bernell ‘Dress
George. Siebsls
Will Zimmerman
Willis
George Harms
Cletug Boland
Beverly
Ann
Surprise Birthday and Farewell Party for Mrs Rieken
Langworthy and Monticello families gathered last Friday to honor Mrs Etta Rieken on her 53rd birthday and announce her move to Monticello. Guests brought baskets and gifts while Mary and William Rieken prepare to depart. card playing, visiting, and a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberhard Frull
Elsa
Clara
Wilma
William Oltman
Louis Ireland
Gilbert
Fred Reuter
Esther
Gertrude
Dorothy Prull
Clifford
Soper
Charles
Henry Casper
Clarence Heyen
Robert
Dorothy
Phyllis
Pearl
Everett Batchelder
George Poppe
Maxine
Dolores
Clifford Arduser
Arlene Ann
Langworthy
Arthur Riedel
Martha Rieken
Bernice Siebels
Monticello
Etta Rieken
Wilma Pruit
Mary Poppe
Purl Taylor
Will Siebels
Eb Prull
Social Visits and Birth Celebrations Round Richland Center
Richland Center notes describe Edna Buol and Ben Buol with Mrs Hoff man and Mrs Buol of Viola visiting Cedar Rapids. Fred W Hein entertained guests with dancing and cards last Friday. Roy Sackett hosted kin in Hopkinton and W Grossheim with Wilma joined a Sackett birthday supper. Casper Friedli was honored on his birth anniversary at Yossi home with a small group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Buol
Ben Buol
Herman Hoffman
Monticello
Martin Buol
Viola
Cedar Rapids
Fred W. Hein
Roy Sackett
Hopkinton
Lucy Winch
Sackett
Casper Friedli
John Yossi
Onslow Community News and Society Notes
Onslow Ladies Missionary Society met with Mrs. Howard Willison last Wednesday to discuss China and National Missions. The annual praise service is set for Feb 21 with a morning church service. Percy Spalock the Eskimo student in Dubuque will speak. The Astrurian club meets Friday with Mrs. Hutton guiding instead of Mrs. Kennedy. Local sports saw Onslow high school lose to Morley. town team defeated Morley. Several social visits and hospitalities are noted, with updates on Mrs. Wasson heart trouble and Mr. Garnett’s improving condition expected in ten days. A timber injury to Clarence Orr is reported. Christmas seal sale proceeds total $33.60. Leota Waggy died Sunday at her aunt’s home east of town. Many residents attended functions in Anamosa, Iowa City, and Wyoming, including a picnic supper and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ralston
Verle
Marion
Grant Ralston
Max Wortman
Harry Newman
Rena Hoult
W. B. Clark
Anamosa
Grand Jury
M. M. Sinclair
Mount
Vérnoin
Carl
Jacob Leesekamp
Presbyterian Aid Society
D. O. Sinclair
Charles Hutton
Lincoln
Neb
Hutton
Clyde
Martha Hutton
Scotch Grove
Dorothy Otten
Lois Kuhns
Eloise Kuhns
Glatha
Lynn Battles
Maquoketa
Bramer
Freeport
Harry Paulsen
Onslow
Battles
Wyoming High School
Wyoming Telephone Exchange
Betty Fishwild
Miss Huston
Nona Terhune
Wyoming
Thomas Eichhorn
Chris Eichhorn
A. G. Rohwedder
Inglish Brothers
Laira Close
Royal Neighbors
Frank Mussel
Wyoming Motor Company
van ‘Horne
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Memorial Hall
A.D. Shoff
G.H., Goodrick
W. Co. T. U., Thursday Afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koch
Defiance
Ladies’ Missionary ‘Society
Howard Willison
China
Percy Spalock
Dubuque
Astrurian Club
G. Hutton
Kenneth Kennedy
R.greiser
Davenport
Onslow High School
Morley
Onslow Town
Morley Town
Joseph Wasson
Westphal Sale
E. L. Anderson
George Paulsen
A. Garnett
Iowa City
Mr. Garnett
Clarence Orr
Kennedy
Eleanor
Cedar Rapids
R. Chatterton
George Lyons
Harriet Lamey
Frank Barnes
S. G. Hutton
Belle Johnson
Mercy Hospital
The Greensmiths in Local Playwriting and Cash Woes
A Tit-Bits quip depicts the Greensmith family as distinctively literary with the daughter poet, the son playwright, the mother novelist, while the father supposedly writes checks no one will cash.
Self Praise Exchange Ends With Marital Twist
A witty exchange about marriage features a charming lady and a boastful suitor. The man claims the brainiest and most handsome man on earth, while the woman notes that his wife once doubted him but later married him.
Brookside Mink Ranch Expands Stock on Anamosa Morley Road
The Brookside Mink Ranch on the Anamosa Morley road adds to its Canadian Idaho mink stock, now totaling about one hundred animals. County Treasurer Harry Holcomb announces a postponed delinquent tax sale set for Monday February 1, following a January 4 sale that netted 9229.88. A new high inmate count of 1,460 at the state reformatory strains housing, with a new cell block to be ready. The state board of parole meets next week to place employed parolees amid high unemployment statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside
State Reformatory
C.H. Ireland
State Board of Parole
Feeder Pigs Health Rules For Interstate Shipments
Large shipments of feeder pigs from drought regions into Iowa last fall and winter show they can be moved safely with precautions. Dr. Peter Malcolm notes two classes of hogs, vaccinated and unvaccinated, and says vaccinated pigs must wait 21 days after vaccination and carry a health certificate with vaccination date and general health details. Central market vaccinations allow immediate movement if a health certificate accompanies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Peter Malcolm
Animal Industry Division
Town Department of Agriculture
Malcom
Pigs Under Federal Quarantine Rules Move With Permits
A report notes that unvaccinated pigs may enter the state with a special permit from the department. Destination vaccination and a 30 day quarantine are required, with rest before vaccination and careful handling of shipments. A Columbus home for women teachers is funded at 75,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
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Monticello K. C
Delhi Consolidated High School
Hopkinton High
Roy Robbins
Earlville High School
Buck Creek Consolidated
Buck Creek
George A. Brown
Iowa High School Association
Supt
Bangs
Central City
Coggon
Colesburg
Independence
Lamont
Cascade
Dundee
Earlville
Epworth
Greeley
Oneida
Troy Mills
Walker
Winthrop
Zwingle
Castle Grove
Amber
Mrs
Joe Deeny
Waucoma
Richland Center
Dad
Burlington
Beery's Dry Goods Store
Anamosa Journal
Ter
Malcolm
Siebold
Lone Springs
R. I
L. P. Waddick, Auctioneer
Mike Schmitt
Monticello State Bank
Total Assets
Bankers Life Company
Gerard S$. Nollen
de Moines, Iowa
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Monticello, Iowa
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