Jones County Farm Bureau membership drive set for February weeks
The Jones County Farm Bureau announces its annual membership drive for February 13 and 20 with three district committees led by J Liddy W H Buckner and W D McLaughlin in the northwest, Paul Smith John Mayberry L G Streets and William Bassiger in the eastern, and Merle Murfield Max Wortman Stanley Waggoner and Harold Hartman in the southwest. The drive aims to contact progressive farmers, stress national and state scope, and urge nonpaying members to renew while informing about economic conditions and upcoming Iowa meetings led by George W Westcott and W D Termechien. The program includes dairy cow performance data and discussions on agricultural outlook from Washington and Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Hosford
Northwest
J. Liddy
W. H. Buckner
W. D. McLaughlin
N. E. Clark
Paul Smith
John Mayberry
L. G. Streets
William Bassiger
Merle Murfield
Max Wortman
Stanley Waggoner
Harold Hartman
United States
Eyeiny
Progressive Farmer County
Prentice & Streeter
Chris Petersen
Monroe & Walderbach
Grace Malsteins
Tyler & McGovern
Postel & Noble
Henry J. Wehling
Tom George
J. M. Byerly
Guernseys
J. Streeter
Ty Prentice
Iowa State College
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Farm Bureau Board Votes 10 Percent County Cut
The Farm Bureau board approved a voluntary ten percent reduction in 1933 county appropriation at the last regular meeting. The move aligns with the county economy program and a general ten percent county expense cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
County Supervisors
Farm Bureau organizes for rural progress and policy aims
Iowa Farm Bureau leaders outline aims to aid farmers through higher prices stable currency and tax reform. A meeting chaired by Mrs. H E Stover sets April 1 achievement day in Monticello and notes district conferences and membership drives. County officers include Mrs. Stover and others with plans for February 24 gathering and home project guidance from Miss Neale S Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Allen Kline
Geh
Women's Home Project
Kline
H. E. Stover
Sam Wortman
Claude Peet
Kromminga
Hintz
Reese
Wehling
Berher
Kotinilek
Gable
H. D. Miller
Nord Davis
Iowa State Department of Health
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Wood
Tama County
Neale S. Knowles
State Home
New Cow Tester Delbert Mayberry Begins Work
Delbert Mayberry started his duties February 4 as the new cow tester. He spent the last two weeks of January at the dairy extension office in Ames for a special training course. Born and raised on a dairy farm, he is well suited for the role and has led the Wyoming Township 4-H club boys in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Mayberry
Mayberry
Ames
Wyoming Township
January Dairy Test Totals In Anamosa Association
In January there were 455 cows tested with 70 in milk by the Anamosa Cow Testing association. Average production was 709 pounds of milk and 25.9 pounds of butterfat. Sixteen separators showed a preventable fat loss valued at $2.54. The ten high herds include J. B. Johnson purebred Holsteins with 1159 pounds milk and 39.3 pounds butterfat in 16 in milk. Men's Reformatory, purebred and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa Cow Testing Association
J. B. Johnson
Egg prices drop in January amid high midwest production
W D Termohlen of Iowa State College notes uneasy trade sentiment and weak consumer demand as eggs hit a 50 percent price drop in January. Despite stock exhaustion and lower terminal receipts, warmer weather boosted midwest production while Pacific coast output remained low, delaying retail price adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlewest
W. D. Termohlen
Iowa State College
Pacific Coast
Mr. Termohlen
Hejintan Couple Plan Winter Sojourn and Local Audits
Dr and Mrs A G Hejintan depart for six weeks at Daytona Beach Florida with visits to Washington Philadelphia and New York on the return. Two I B McGladrey CPAs review the Anamosa men's reformatory records after a reported $2000 shortage. The courthouse auditor’s office has a facelift and the clerk’s office may follow. Roland Lester Ireland born April 24 1912 died Feb 5 of meningitis at St Luke's Cedar Rapids aged 20. Survived by widow Rachel daughter Laura Mae and relatives in Olin and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hejintan
Daytona Beach
Florida
Anamosa
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
New York
I. B. McGladrey Company
Certified Public Accountants
Cedar Rapids
Court House
Recorder's
Roland Lester Ireland
Jones County
Iowa
St. Luke's Hospital
Olin
Grant High School
Rachel
Laura Mae
Fannie Cripps
H. L
Wyoming High School Plans Operetta The Pen nant Cast
Miss Georgian Welch directs music for the operetta The Pennant to be staged by Wyoming high school glee clubs. The cast includes Jack Lawson Lawrence Goodrick and many others with choruses from both clubs taking part. The Pollyanna circle hosts an all church party in Memorial hall on Thursday evening Feb 16 with a covered lunch. Local clubs held meetings and social events, and community notices follow including obituaries and school events.
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Georgian Welch
Jack Lawson
Lawrence Goodrick
Lord Woodby Rich
Duane Platner
Levi Slender
Dean Mallicoat
Verdant Green
Harris Strong
Jeremiah Bond
Luverne Carson
Bennie Owen
John Hensty
Mason
Raymond Garside
Harding
Richard Rohwedder
Doris Bond
Betty Jane Levsen
Louise Woodworth
Irene Grass
Jean Roush
Miss Sweet
Verna Hanold
Miss Young
Carmen Bahnsen
M. E. Church
Memorial Hall
Kattee
Emma von Sprecken
Gus von Sprecken
Andrew Jansen
Bauine Hartman
Marjory Sherrill
Nona Terhune
Ruby Roush
Irene Brownell
Cozy Club
Valda Erber
Gladys Coleman
Dorothy Marshall
Horace Smith
W. B. Scarcliff
George Barclay
Clyde White
Alpena
Mich
Wyoming
White
Wyoming Journal
D. A. White
Journal
Veteran's Hospital
Knoxville
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington
Louis Dusanek
Hawthorne Club
Don Hansen
Town City
June Thomson
Althea Goodrick
Gayle Hanold
Mary Koranda
Virginia Scarcliff
Madge Millsap
Eleanor Herzberger
June Thomsen
Elaine Scarcliff
Marilyn Herzberger
Countess
Dora Thomsen
C. H. Hanold
Lee Sherrill
Herbert Groening
Mary Koch
Chris Anderson
Wyoming High
W. M. Johnston
Iowa City
Ward Chester M funeral held at Hopkinton church
Chester M Ward died by his own action in his basement on Monday. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday February 8 1933 at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev A B Soule in charge. Masons attended in a body and ritual was held in the church due to bad weather. Ward son of William and Mrs Ward of Central City born July 4 1902 Millville Clayton county Iowa age 20 years 7 months 3 days at death. He married Janella G Mosley December 25 1923 at Quincy Illinois the Wards lived on Missouri farms for much of their life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Ward
Margaret Virginia
Billie Mason
Bonnie Jeanne
Sanford Ward
Ray Yoerger
Avery Ward
Central City
Masonic Lodge
Lodge
John W. Green
M. C. Green
Larkins
A. B. Soule
M. E. Church
Pennsylvania
Delaware County
Melvin
Mary de Josh
Melvin C
Asa
George Harris
Green
Dean E. V. Laughlin
Stanley Trevarthen
Perry
Iowa
San Antonio
Texas
Nellie Finkbohner
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Chester M. Ward
Mr. Ward
William Ward
Millville
Clayton County
Janella G. Mosley
Quincy
Ill
Onslow Ladies Guild Meets Amid Cold Weather
The Onslow Ladies' Guild met at Mrs. Henry Koots inst on Friday due to cold, presided by Mrs. Harriet Lamey. The first division reported $21 in earnings. lunch followed. Extra meeting set for Feb 24. Astrumian club to meet at Mrs Henry Koon's home. missionary society praise service with two plays. high school basketball at tournament. boys 12 16 loss, girls loss. school closed Friday. ill Arthur Noyes. Several local visits and travels noted. two hospital surgeries in Milford, Kansas.
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Ladies’ Guild
Henry Koots
Harriet Lamey
Ruth Fayram
Lillie Buck
Violet Wherry
Ina Jansen
Astrumian Club
Henry Koon
The
Missionary Society
Missionary Clinic
Ruth
James Buckner
Anamosa
Paul Maple
Royal Oak
Mich
Kate Maple
Harold Brown
Cedar Rapids
James Kennedy
William Fletcher
Julius Michels
Milford
Kansas
Brinkley Hospital
Edna Hamilton
Margaret Ann
Mercy Hospital
Monticello Visitors Inquire After Auto Accident Victim
Last week Mr. and Mrs. Howard Willison and Mr. and Mrs. George Lyons called at Ralph Bone's in Monticello to ask about Wyland Bone who was hurt in an auto crash. A Sunday 5 45 pm radio dedication honored Loretta Brown of Dexter on her 100th birthday. Jessie McMaster, Brown's niece, requested the song. Claire Fayram and his wife visited Charles Fayram at Mercy hospital Anamosa last Tuesday as Fayram underwent appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Willison
George Lyons
Ralph Bone
Monticello
Wyland Bone
Loretta Brown
Dexter
Jessie McMaster
Brown
Claire Fayram
Charles Fayram
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Mr. Fayram
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Sets February Meeting Agenda
The February meeting of Castle Grove Farm Bureau is scheduled for Friday evening February 24. The postponed January program will be performed with piano selections by Doris Fairbanks and Clarence Hosford, a 4-H report by Lloyd Fairbanks, and a state federation report by S. M. Hosford. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Doris Fairbanks
Pinglet
Ames
Lloyd Fairbanks
Clarence Hosford
State Federation
S. M. Hosford
Myr
John van Buren
Claude Mason
Lyle
Town City
Towa-Purdue
George Heiken
Sunday Visits and Church Ladies Meeting
Cass and Ida Hahn visited relatives with Friday gathering of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid at the Ernest Carpenter home. Ida Hahn traveled from Anamosa to spend Sunday with her parents Herman and Ida Hahn. The district No 2 school remained closed most of last week due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass
Herman Hahn
Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Ernest Carpenter
Ida Hahn
Anamosa
Farmer Struggles Share Widespread Economic Pressures
Albia Union-Republican notes farmers face bankruptcy alongside many businessmen as the nation endures a widespread slump. The piece emphasizes shared hardship and sympathy for those in difficult financial times.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
President Hearst
A. Ee . H Nieenaw
A. L. Larkins
Kensington Club
Lyle Thompson
Center Junction
Hankinton High
Oneida
Oneida High School
Raymond Wallace
Hopkinton High School
Gladys Pulver
Ris Valentine
Legion
Methodist
Independence Junior College
Independence
Lenox jJuniorz
Monticello Cardinals
Lennox W.M.C.A. Cage Ets
Paul Green
Viola
Pen
Beween Burdick
Acca
Cayache
Lannt
Hein
Fen
Waverly
Lenox
Jee Pranc Besler
Clay Keith
Frienniz Bien’ Bridge Club
Minn Zeueh
Hopkinton High
Wite Tala
Oneida oaAalineven Alyn Tenoo
Deleaen Mauritiaium
Giiram
Coching
Frederick Faith
Ald Society of the
A. R. Branger
Mesdames
P. R. Wheeless
N. E. Loomis
A. W. McDonald
Cheater Demaree
Jess Boots
Alice Main
Manchester
O. F. Lewis
Howard Zeuch
Joe Moulton
Chicago
N. E. Loomis Company
Janella Ward
Delhi
Loree Gillilan
Cecelia Ellington
Robert Demaree
Mary Elzabeth Mason
Lenox and Coe College
Ava Main
Beels
Arend Balster
Scotch Grove
Waconia
Mid-Continent
Castle Grove
Albia Union-Republican
D. McCarn & Son
American Title Association
State Title Association
Rilee
W. H. Mcdaniel
Monticello, Iowa
Black Hawk Hotel
Des Moines, Iowa
Hotel Savery
Ing. Cennel
Women On the
Telephone
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