Community Dinner Hosts for Funeral of W D Livingstone
Center Junction Iowa reports a large post funeral dinner for W D Livingstone with attendees from Waterloo Janesville Rockwell City Wyoming and Monticello among others. The day included a women’s club meeting with drama week and Washington bicentennial, plus local basketball results and various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. McNeilly
W. D. Livingstone
Mary Livingstone
Edna Owens
William and
Alfred
Chisholm
Hogan and Hughes
Waterloo
Stanley Livingstone
Janesville
Bert Courtright
Rockwell City
FE. F. Burr
Monticello
O. J. Felton
Cedar Rapids
George French
Jessie
Jay Tomlinson
Sam Hutton
Onslow
Frank McNeilly
Springville
E. L. Tomlinson
Washington
Frank Himebaugh
Hazel Burge
Martha
George
Vivienne McDonald
Rachel Dodge
Lucille Albaugh
Martha and George
Jones County
Oxford Junction
Wyoming
Center Junction
Madison
Merry Maidens
Hollyce Stingley
Eloise Sutherland
Roberta Livingstone
Schumann
Pauline Holm
Miss Livingstone
Mozart
Paul Smith
Lucille Livingstone
Evelyn Courtney
Irene Coder
W. W. Coder
McDonald
Coder
Miss Lazare
Donald Roff
J. R. McNeilly
Dubuque
Rieken
Bert Clark
Miss Coder
Tom Carson
Sacred Heart Five
Sacred Heart
Wyoming Plans Institute Weekend of Community Life
Committees from Wyoming groups organize a three day Community Life Institute for April 1 2 and 3 with a Friday banquet for men Saturdays program led by the farm bureau and local clubs and Sunday services on the theme The Religious Phase of Community Life A parents conference and a mass meeting finalize the program Meanwhile the Woman's Relief Corps hosts a Lincoln Washington birthday picnic and program at Memorial hall with readings and songs from local students and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.&. Robbie
Presbyterian Sunday School
W. S. Pangmurn
J. N. Smith
Olin
Presbyterian Church
Peter Prahm
Cora Garth
O. O. Watson
C. C. Livingstone
Wynone Kleineck
Pauline Holm
T. B. Stanton
Farm Bureau
Nelle Moses
Ethel and
Maurine Btngley
Will Seehusen
Maude
Henry Seehusen, Jr
Famiy
Mary
The
Missionary Society
Paul Smith
C. M. Holst
Wyoming
Selma Prahm
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
Lou Ahraken
Adel
Center Junction
C. H. Nelson
Alan Serbousek
Andrew Serbousek
F. L. Serbousek
Monticello
J. W. Livingstone
Robert
Roy Joslin
Anamosa
Robert Livingstone
Doris Ruth
Lloyd Robertson
Roberta
Wanda
A. W. McDonald
Hopkinton
Hazel Bown
Ames
Henry Hanken
J. B. Hanken
Elmer Andrews
James Story
Jack Stickley
Onslow
Andrews
N. C. Holst
Maquoketa
Harrison Loomis
Scotch Grove
George Washington
Harold Alyea
Miriam Courtney
Hfe of
Washington
Evelyn Courtney
Wanda McDonald
Nelda Davis
Joyce Seehusen
Wanda Livingstone
Luella Seehusen
Betty Lou McDonald
Junior Ketelsen
Ora May Andrews
John Alyea
Farm Bureau of
Wyoming Township
Churches of
Parent-Teacher Association
Woman's Relief Corps of Wyoming
Lincoln
Cecil Wherry
Progressive Woman’s Club
Betty Dawes
W. G. Wherry
Gladys Marshall
C. E. Wherry
Elsie Bleveka
Jean Roush
Girl Scouts
Rockford
Ill
Bay View
Mary Tompkins
Sarah Firet
Timothy Hay
F. L. Btory
C. J. Ingwersen
Citizen's State Bank
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Jones County
American Legion Auxiliary
Gold Star
Grimwood
Willis Glassgow
Town City
Hoegen
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Leonard Holsinger
Louise Bramer
Royal Neighbor Thimble Bee
Elizabeth Alden
Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
E. N. Stoffel
Order of the Eastern Star
Elna Rohwedder
Twelfth
Lester Behnke
Chicago
H. W. Behnke
Laurence Walshire
Stanwood
Kittle Heasty
MFE
C. H
Don Hansen
Raw Milk Safety in Iowa Dairies
Iowa dairies produce raw milk under strict prerequisites including healthy cattle care and thorough inspection. Pasteurization, when properly done, adds safety, especially where milk is collected from many farms. yet raw milk remains satisfactory if produced and supervised correctly.
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Iowa
States Taxing Oleomargarine Follow Iowa Lead In Zoning
Iowa reports nationwide moves to tax oleomargarine with inspection fees and licenses. Wisconsin enacted a six cent per pound tax and a $25 retailer license as the old law was struck down. Over 1,000 Wisconsin farmers rallied at the Capitol during the debate. Iowa imposes a five cent per pound tax and inspection fee, limiting colored oleomargarine and sale in state institutions reducing consumption in favor of butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wisconsin
Capital Square
Notable Local Trades and Appointments in Anamosa
Ice carloads bound for Ottumwa depart from the north state via Milwaukee starting midweek. Augusta Chamberlain is named page to the Continental Congress of the DAR to be held in Washington in April by State Regent J. E. Fitzgerald. The Iowa 1933 license plates contract fixes 414 cents per plate, produced at the Anamosa reformatory. Frank Steckle keeps the janitor post at the courthouse with salary cut to 50 dollars monthly. Dr. John Fraser succeeds Dr. E. G. Rawson at the county home. Frank Scott, 59, longtime hardware partner of Bert Scott, dies after a long illness. the brothers ran the business founded by J. A. Scott. C. P. Van Zante and Charles C. Kuning join the staff of the Reconstruction Finance Corp loan committee, pending Sev enth Fed approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Milwaukee
Augusta Chamberlain
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
J. E. Fitzgerald
State Board of Control
Iowa
State Executive Council
Anamosa Reformatory
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Frank Steckle
John Fraser
E. G. Rawson
Frank Scott
Bert Scott
J. A. Scott
Frank
Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Scott
Anamosa
C. P. van Zante
Anamosa National Bank
Charles C. Kuning
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Iowa Loan Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt Looms Not Likely Nominee at Chicago
In the Cherokee Times, Smith's action reinforces the view that Roosevelt may not secure the nomination at the Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
Smith
Roosevelt
Chicago
Do It Yourself Says Ed Howe
Ed Howe asserts that real progress comes from individuals tackling tasks directly and repeatedly. He emphasizes personal responsibility and diligent, hands on effort as the path to results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Howe
Evening club ruse as Edith plots to trap Jake Gorman
Edith Patterson uses a staged dinner with her father at the club to hold Jake Gorman in Chicago. She navigates calls to Willard Manufacturing and a club visit while fearing exposure of her ruse and betraying Roger Morgan. Jake shows desire to aid, while she clings to a plan to hand him to her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Gorman
Dad
Mr. Willard
Willard Manufacturing Company
Wilard
Union League
Dith
Wald
Edith
JetUay
Jake
Charlie Franklin
Father
Chariie
Roger Morgan
Roger
Ber
Hi-Bred Corn Yields Ten More Bushels Per Acre
The Hi-Bred Corn Company reports yields averaging 10 extra bushels per acre compared with local corn under similar conditions. The company notes its corn has won the Banner Trophy for highest yield in the Iowa test six of seven years. Grimes Iowa based Hi-Bred promotes its crosses, notes eight years to develop top hybrids, and offers a free booklet and prices to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Henry Wallace
Grimes
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C. W. Eye
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Henry Kitchell Webster
Bobbe- Morrill Company
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Hopkinton, Iowa
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