Center Junction Wedding Celebrates Grace Antons and Herman Petersen
Grace Catherine Antons married Herman F. Petersen in a February wedding with Rev Willms officiating. Relatives attended, and a wedding dinner followed at Center Junction Hall. The couple plans to live on the Frank Petersen farm after March 1, with many friends祝 wishing them happiness.
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Center Junction
Grace Catherine Antons
Herman F. Petersen
F. Petersen
Rev Willms
Wayne Lutheran Church
Mamie
Laura
Carl
Edward Harms
Dunetinn Hall
Urace Tatharine
Jer Antunes
Elrot
Martha Hatken
Ethel Kedge
Ruth Hannans
Ruth Young
Ames
Rachael Mead
James Mead
Dodge
M BR. Dodge
Ananoosa
Martha Hanken
Hanken
Anna
Frank Livingston
Dktck
James
Will Leech
Kenwood
Leech
Moving Picture
Opera House
Andrew McDonald
Maquoketa
John Neelans
J. A. McDonald
Monticello
Eden-Balster
Gred Gress
Cartane
Lahey
Chicago
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Prahm
Glenn McDonald
Ruth Nelson
Leone
W. S. Pangburn
Carl Latare
Oxford Junction
D. Larkin
Kenyon
Minnesota
Paul Smith
Anamosa
J. N. Smith
O. M. Miller
John Oscar
Peter Prahm
Pauline
N.C
Merl McLaughlin
Scotch Grove
M. Probst
Monmouth
Rev. Lacey
J. F. Kleineck
Froater Junction Hall
Charles Nichols
Davenport
Eunice Biggs
Cedar Rapids
Ray Sanford
Will Serbousek
Amber area notes show local leaders and events
Amber February 3 Sam Witham takes agency for Stark Bros Nursery Co world’s largest. Farmers haul travel from reformatorys for Johnson hill improvements. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawken celebrate eleventh wedding anniversary with friends. Funeral of Joseph Daly held at St Patrick’s Anamosa. Midland school plans basket supper and program. Community visits, dances, minstrels, and dental work noted among neighbors.
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Amber
Sam Witham
Stark Bros. Nursery Co
Johnson Hill
Paul Hawken
Johnson
Benne Hanken
MD Carleen
Anamayn
Emma Hanken
Midland School
Mero
Nanne Hanker
Oustun
Ben
John Husman
Fred Olsen
Carl Hisman
Scotch Grove
Midland
Carl Thuman
Anamosa
Hattie
Lee Lincoln
Morehead
Baldwin
George Andrews
Yon Howard
Philip Bailey
Grover Preston
Henry Moyer
Gin Gray
Mr. Gray
Petit Jury
Harriet Rohn
Pearl Batley
Roeland Soper
Lulu Robertson
Henry Wden
Center Junction
Carliden
Paul Hanken
Henry Hanken
Sand Hill
Gene. Bailey
Perkins
Kratz
Charles Gray
Presbytery
Phil Daly
Con Brady
Otto Danneman
Adolph Schoon
Carl Eden, Jr
Jed Gray
Georgendrews
George Johnson
Hubert Gray
Jim Ndge
Leslie Ximebaugh
Wedding Bells Ring at St Mar in Cascade
The wedding of Miss Margaret Manternacho of Cascade and Ament of Worthiveten occurred at Mary’s Church with Rev Waite officiating. Attendants included Miss Hilda Amentter and Jiaveoh Mantyrnash. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home area, with family and local residents celebrating.
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Cascane
Cascade
St Mar
Margaret Manternacho
Ament
West Cascade
Mardternakeh
Wits
Daneuis
Ieee
Artehay
Daarnes O' Brien
Kebraabys
Thomas
St Anthony's
Pubuque
Paul Besler
Mike Turnis
McNally Farima
Peter Hosch
Cooley
St Peter's Parish
Temple Hill
Felix Felton
Walter McClaimon
de Witt
Rae
McClaimon
Ed Lattner
Frank Garrity
Eldon McMullen
Fannie
Mr. and
Airs
Thomas Cahill
Death of David F Wherry Pioneer Resident of Wyoming
David F Wherry died after a two month illness on January 29 in Wyoming. Born in Ohio he moved to Iowa as a youth, lived mainly in Wyoming and surrounding areas, and spent years in Washington state. He was 75 or 76, survived by wife Minerva, two sons Cecil J and Bert L, two daughters Bernice Hansen and Leota, a step-daughter Louie Krauss, plus a brother and two sisters. Funeral was at the Presbyterian church with burial in Wyoming cemetery.
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Wyoming
David F. Wherry
Mr. Wherry
Ohio
Ning
Washington
Minerva Johnson Wherry
Cecil J
Bert L
Onstow
Bernice Hansen
Albia
Leota
Holstein
Iowa
Louie Krauss
Cedar Rapids
Wherry
John T. Wherry
Elizabeth Babcock
Belle Paul
Anamosa
Presbyterian Church
Wromigere Levy
Hont
Singing of
America Mistory
Ameres
Vee U Oo
Transformation
Zertha Edwards
Frankstall Calth
Picuire
Au Kiser
Birmingham
Fire destroys homestead contents in Flagel township
A destructive fire at the Drums homestead in Flagel township destroyed the dwelling contents after a stove exploded near coal oil. Building insured for 7000 with contents insured for about 2000. A large amount of valuables were lost. Neighboring news covers a wedding at Church of the Immaculate Conception, social events, and local notices including club meetings and dressmaking changes.
Pioneer Day At Altruman Club In Onslow
Onslow February 5 residents report Pioneer day observances at the Altruman club honoring Mrs George Sears host. Highlights include reminiscences of settlers, readings on Nevada Wyoming and Montana, a luncheon, Valentine decor, and a social hour with cards. Sixteen guests attended with simple menus and youthful entertainment.
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Onslow
Altruman Club
George Sears
George Washington Mounties
Ednasso
Montana
Idahy
Franks
Jennie Paul Smith
Ana
Reavey
James Buckner
Town
Sundas
Remurder
Wasson
Amy Leaner
Mabel Cor
Cedar Rapids
Srious Ilness
Deterie Mro
Frank Wherrr
Dynmouth
Laws
Lucy McMaster
Werk
Phi Withaaims
Earlton
Florida
Lizzie McMaster
Anamosa
Withan
John Milsap
Nellie Buck
Davenport
Dave Mroo
Carl Latare
Oxford Junction
TO Rodehasen
Scotch Grove Community Notes Highlight Local Talks and Meetings
The February meeting of the Women's Community club at Mrs. William Henrichs covered state products places of interest and Iowa travel. A shipping association talk by Bill Daly and Henry Morey of Anamosa drew praise. New 1824 board members, home repairs at the Henrichs farm, and Scotch Grove Farm Bureau plans were announced along with church services and local visits.
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Scotch Grove
Wiliam Henrichs
Bowsting Lowal
F. 1
Towarst
L. J. Letlemme
Bilis Parker Butler
D. C. Sinclair
Illinois
Conperative Shipping Association
Bill” Daly
Henry Morey
Anamosa
Daly
Morey
Anamosa Shipping Association
A. G. Bohlken
H. Carson
E. C. Hughes
Tobias
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
Ed Brazelton
Women's Quartet
County Farm Bureau
Wyoming
P. Sutherland
P. Sutherland. Lane
A. Naylor
Missouri
Trinity Church
Sumlay
H. H. Carson
Mitchell
South Dakota
Martha Bod
L. Himebaugh
Leslie
Center Junction
B. Carson
Len Gee
Monmouth
Colahan
Sand Spring Farm Bureau Notes and Local Updates
The Sand Spring Farm Bureau met at Mrs Phil Deshaw's home with thirty ladies sewing four dress forms. Next meeting set for February 14 at Mrs Andy Smith's home. The Hans Pedersen sale was postponed to February 7 due to the storm. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Behrends of Montivedo and Mrs Mary Guthrie of Hopkinton. Frank Johnson purchased a lot south of his home from Bark Sickles after a house fire. Funeral for the former's father was held at New Vienna. Community members attended meetings and visits continued among residents, including Mr and Mrs Henry Hicker and Mrs Smith of Hopkinton. The creamery company received a cow batch Saturday.
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Farm Bureau
Phil Deshaw
Andy Smith
Wilhelm Behrends
Montivedo
Mary Guthrie
Hopkinton
Siobert Gurhrie
Frank Johnson
Bark Sickles
Mroo
Henry Hicker
New Vienna
Ottilie
Manchester
Uthona Smith
Smith
Tony Srath
Goss
Monmlay
Dyersville
Creamery Company
Mrs Frank Miler Recovers From Operation In Marion
Pratriburg February 4 Mrs Frank Miler is recovering rapidly after an operation and moved to the Lauser home at Marion last week. Her sister arrives Friday to help Mr Eller and children. A gathering at the Delancey home last Tuesday promised an Oyster supper and dance on February 6. Henry McCusker died at his home near Coggon after long tubercular illness. Miss Biva Lancey and Laverne Shaffer married January 27 at Marion. Mrs Ruoma Clark of Central City rents Floyd restaurant and will assume possession.
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Prateiburg
Pratriburg
Frank Miler
Lauser
Marion
Eller
Delancey Home
Henry McCusker
Coggon
Biva eLancey
Laverne Shaffer
Paris
Iowa
Ruoma Clark
Central City
Floyd
Juale Woodland
Mather Isham
Cedar Rapids
A. Lie Lancey
Cedar Hapldy
Sneak Thief Steals Harness From Local Barn
A thief entered A F May's barn south of Fairview Monday night and took a good harness set worth about 80 dollars, leaving an old set behind. Michael McKean, longtime resident, died Monday at his north city home after living here over 50 years. He was born in Ireland on December 12 1840s and was over 81. Mrs Phoebe Jane Hotz of Rome township died yesterday at 5 am. Funeral at United Brethren church Morley tomorrow at 11 am led by Rev Bainbridge.
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A. F
Fairview
Michael McKean
McKean
Ireland
Phoebe Jane Hotz
Rome Township
United Brethren Church
Morley
Bainbridge
Interment, postmaster appointment, grand jury, and milk campaign notes
Interment at Center Chapel cemetery announced. Postmaster A L Remley receives a four year appointment starting January 1 9 0 0s. Grand jury for January reports 42 indictments all for paroles violations by reformatory prisoners. Joseph Daly's remains arrive from Dubuque for burial. he was long cared for by Sisters of Mercy. Florence Imlay plans a county wide milk campaign with Farm Bureau women and schools, featuring contests and township programs in late March.
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Center Chapel Cemetery
A. L. Remley
Remley
Joseph Daly
Dubuque
St. Joseph's Sanitarium
Phillip Daly
Sisters of Mercy
St. Joseph's
Hfe
Florence Imlay
Ames
Jones County
Farm Bureau
Clay Township
John Gorman III
John Hanna
Green
Miss Meonald
Local Notes and Incidents From Our Community
Illness affects Mrs A W McDonald with an ear trouble while Mr McDonald returns home from Ames. Mr and Mrs F P McDonough celebrate twenty fifth anniversary with friends at their home January 23. Martin Steen and Viva Steen in an auto accident in Dubuque with a street car. Steen bruised, Viva uninjured. Curtis Griggs reports over $600 in fur sales this season and plans progress on ginseng beds. J H White of Worthington sustains a skull fracture from a wood-splitting accident and is treated in Dubuque. B E First resigns as South Fork township trustee. family to move to Monticello March 1. H & Chaplin tapped to fill trustee vacancy. Wisdom rarely walks with extravagance.
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A. W. McDonald
McDonald
Ames
F. P. McDonough
Martin Steen
Viva
Dubuque
Steen
Curtis
J. H. White
Worthington
B. E. First
South Fork Township
H. &. Chaplin
Farm Bureau program blends science and fun in Lovell session
G. J. Van Buran then demonstrated chemical experiments at the Jones County Farm Bureau meeting in Lovell township's public library on January 28. Irving Hintz reported on the Wyoming Farm Bureau annual meeting. Fay Cass offered a violin solo. Van Buren explained oxygen's role in heat production, showed firecracker construction from saltpeter and sulfur, and entertained the audience with a half hour of science and remarks from the county agent.
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G. J. van Buran
Jones County Farm Bureau
Lovell Township
Public Library
Farm Bureau
Wyoming
Irving Hintz
Fay Cass
van Buren
Farm Bureau Meets in Wyoming with Debate and Plans
At the January 18 1924 Jones County Farm Bureau gathering in Wyoming Iowa members approved a broad program. They backed live and let live policy tax equalization cooperative marketing and home and community development while opposing government price fixing and seeking lower interest rates. A state wide debate on a reform proposal preceded a school program applause and a tuberculosis inspector visit.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Wyoming
Iowa
American Farm Bureau Federation
Accredited cattle herds listed in Jones county
This week testing herds shows accredited cattle herds in Jones county held by Glenn Peet Martello Thomas Shover Monticello Leslie Dunn Anamosa Jones County Farm Scotch Grove Rey J J Hetir Cascade.
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Jones County
Glenn Peet
Martello
Thomas Shover
Monticello
Leslie Dunn
Anamosa
Scotch Grove
Rey. J. J. Hetir
Cascade
Green feeding boosts egg production in poultry
Prof H A Bittenbender of Iowa State College argues green foods boost egg yield and reduce cost per dozen. Sprouted oats are a practical green feed for layers, fed at short sprout length, with caution against mold and mold prevention measures.
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H. A. Bittenbender
Iowa State College
Lowa
Mold prevention and formaldehyde use in oats
The text states that oats usually prevent molding and if not, increase formaldehyde strength. It warns no poisoning from formaldehyde in chickens but danger if moldy oats are fed. An adult dosage of four tablespoonfuls per day is mentioned as sufficient sugar.
Cheapest Sometimes Best for Household Materials
A note on using inexpensive materials may yield satisfactory results in home projects. The piece argues that cheaper options can outperform costly choices when ill fitting or poorly chosen materials are used.
Misery Loves Company Finds Companions on Visit
A fragment from Harrisburg Patriot notes a saying about misery seeking company as people come and go together. The brief captures a reflective line without context or names.
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Harrisburg
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Date Dodge
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Henry Tinden
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Harriet Kohl
Pearl Bailey
Henry Wheeling and
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John_ Alexander
Caster Grove
Castle Crowe
Ahi Drums
Flagel Tireen
Stly
Myrtle Leoni
Michael Dvers
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Mounwest
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Mro
H. Evers
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Leanard
Mehaughlin Howe
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James F. Delay
Edna Abroken
Toledo
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Noble & Hiltton
Anamosa Eureka News
Hopkinton Leader News
Farm Bureau Notes
Bramwell
Federal Inspector of Tuberculosis
Fred H. Gray
Monarch
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Central Lumber & Coal
G. P. Rockstad, Mgr
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