Jones County Farm Bureau Yearly Activities and Achievements
The Jones County Farm Bureau reports 12 local 4-H clubs with 185 girls and 10 boys units, 63 club meetings drawing 1 368 attendees, and 34 calves shown winning 180 dollars in premiums. Dairy calf and beef programs, pig, lamb, and poultry clubs, livestock judging trips, and seed loan programs under agricultural adjustment are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb Club
Poultry Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Town State College
H. E. Stover
H. E. Stover, Chairman.) Agricultural Adjustment Program
Regional Credit Corporation
Federal Land Bank
Wheat Adjustment Administration
Jones County
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Horticulture and livestock programs at Jones county reform school farm
Demonstrational orchard and three shelterbelt plantings were organized under H B Nichols with Max Worlman directing. A Holstein breeders group formed and 250 farmers attended a breeding stock event. Wool and dairy marketing efforts, labor placements, and county fair support highlighted 1934 activities in Agriculture and Community Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
Max Worlman
Farm I
H. BE. Nichols
Harry Linn
Harry Newman
J. J. Wallace
Cedar Valley Farm Management Association
Anamosa
Monticello
Outlook
Anagmosa
I W. Arthur
C. £. Herriot
Farm Labor Bureau
Amber Cooperative Creamery
Center Junction Shipping Association
Morley Shipping Association
Anagamosa Shipping Association
Jones County Wool Growers
Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Jones County
Olin
Smith-Hughes
Morrell Leeds
Jones County Fair Association
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Tru-Heart 4-H Club Meeting in Rome at Seeger Home
The Tru-Heart 4-H Club of Rome met at Eloise Seeger's home with nine members present. Talks covered posture tailoring and wool, followed by demonstrations of needlebooks and seams. Members chosen to plan January meeting at Mary Eunice Gilmore's home. social hour and lunch concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tru-Heart 4-H Club
Rome
Eloise Seeger
Elizabeth Hughes
Lucille Embree
Muriel Hunter
Mary Eunice Gilmore
Myrtle Hunter
Lulu Embree
Loraine
Dairy Surplus Plea To Jones County Farmers And Households
William Vincent of the Jones County Cow Testing association warns of a 3 percent milk surplus nationwide driving up butter and cheese stocks. He urges higher per person dairy use, recommending 50 percent more than current national averages and urging households to use half a pound of butter weekly per person and a pint to a quart of milk daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
William Vincent
Reformatory Dairy Farms
Jones County Cow Testing Association
U.S
Corn Hog Plan Benefits Iowa Farmers and Economy
The corn hog adjustment promises $75 million in payments to Iowa within about a year and offers farmers 45 cents per bushel loan on corn. It provides guaranteed income of $5 per hog and land rental options, plus soil restoration incentives. The program aims to stabilize agriculture amid postwar surpluses and weak markets, with broader aims of planned agriculture and long term productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Iowa
Wallace
Community Notes From Lanark And Surroundings
Onslow James Landt of Lanark visited his aunt Mrs. J R Macaulay with Supt and Mrs Macaulay joining for the New Year. Clyde Welch stayed at the James Bickford home. Mrs Welch's little son returned to Oklahoma with him. W L Koon attended the funeral of Mrs Tomlinson in Center Junction. Alva Larkey and wife welcomed their first baby girl. James and Galen White of Anamosa spent time with grandparents Mr and Mrs A Garnett. CWA workers continued tree cutting around town. Dale Nielsen visited Dubuque with relatives. Merle Hicks visited Brooklyn. Mr and Mrs 8 G Hutton spent Friday in Waterloo. Odd Fellows dance featured Hopkinton orchestra. Ladies Guild to meet Wednesday at Mrs 8 G Hutton home. Astrurian club meets Friday at Mrs Ward Hicka. Missionary society met last Wednesday with Mrs W Fletcher presiding and Mrs R Chatterton in charge. Mrs George Bears hosted a small group of young ladies. bridge played at two tables with Miles Elsie Holst winning high. A dainty lunch was provided by Mrs Sears and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Miller
Norwalk
Will Blanch
Lucille
Anamosa
Grace Vrooman
Agnes Nissen
Martha Sears
Clara Jenkins
Bernice Hansen
Jane Inglis
Mabel Morse
W. G. Wherry
Marie Cullen
Cincinnati
Ohio
Walter Schoff
Virginia
Brookings
A. D. Schoff
S. G. Franks
Frances
Maquoketa
Swigert
Roy Bender
Ed Farley
Bernice Rodman
Monticello
Margaret Thompson
Center Junction
Will Agnew
Walker
Minna Hansen
Eau Claire
Wis
Curran Nicholas
Florenne Herzberger
Wyoming
Alva Larkey
John McDonald Hospital
Larkey
Ella Lorenzen
Leon Hood
John M.donald Hospital
Jack Ripley
Opera House
George Herzberger
Floreine
Eleanor
Marilyn
Raymond Garside
van Horne
M. E. Church
Oxford Junction
M. E
Luther League
H. Groening
Jackson County
Canton
Manchester
Presbyterian Church
French
Wyoming Telephone Exchange
The
Cemetery Association
Niles School
Nellie Huston
Dronda
Lillian Buck
Onslow
Grace Hammond
Twin Falls
Idaho
Etta Wooder
Davenport
Mildred Hood
Moline
Beth Marshall
Dorothy [Marshall
Lester French
James Landt
Lanark
J. R.macaulay
James
Galen White
A. Garnett
CWA
Dale Nielsen
Dubuque
Merle Hicks
Brooklyn
Iowa
G. Hutton
Waterloo
Odd Fellows
Hopkinton
Ladies' Guild
Astrurian Club
Ward Hicka
Missionary Society
W. Fletcher
R. Chatterton
P. R. Provan
Louis Dandl
Ray Dandl
M Clarence Smith
Wilbur Moore
Chicago
Gertrude Lane
Cedarids
R. J. Lane
Florence Moore
Olive Lar
William Higge
Georgia Fall
Mra
Barrett
Howard C. Baldwin
Baldwin
Helen
A. J. Faber
Nicholas Faber
Sally
Melissa Gigi
Cedar Rapi
Cavanaugh
J. C. O'Brien
H. J. Digman and I
Worthington
Charles Clasya Victor
F. J. Cavanaugh
Schmidt
Iowa City
Erma Hamil
Mercy Hospital
Hamil
David Winters
Coal City
Ill
Fomer
O. Winters
Dolores Barrett
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Min
Vacatio
L. Barrett
St. Martin's School
O. J. Hess
Cascade Caller
William Figge
George Hornburger
Freeport
J. Drummond
R. J. Finn
Mary Catherine
Patty Ann
Mr. Finn
James Conlin
Margaret Ryan
Clifford Codyan
Tom J. Conlin
Cascade
Dale Hardin
R. R. Freeman
St. Martin’s Church
K of C
Rooney
Jame
Mrs Ella Curtright Guests During New Year at Rockwell City
Mrs Ella Curtright of Rockwell City visited at the home of her brother Henry Reade with Mr and Mrs George Sears and their daughters Ruth and Gertrude Mrs Frank Barnes and daughter Matthea. Gertrude Sears left for work in Chicago after a week visiting. School opens Tuesday morning. Harold Brown brought his mother Mrs J R Kennedy home Monday evening. Friends are glad she is able to be here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Allen
la Porte
Ind
Libbie Countryman
Wyoming
Edward
M. E. Church
Dell Countryman
Pearl Rogers
C. H. Rogers
M.W.A. and
Mystic Workers Lodges
Emma Roofe
Pasadena
Calif
Wileta Rhodes
Earl Heath
Olga Gee
Klaud Dick
Elizabeth Alden
Nellie Atherton
Helen Heath
Grace Dick
Marshal
Dora Thomson
Leota Wherry
Lillian Roberts
Sentinel
Charles Rogers
Ada
Mae Peck
Ruth
Bernice Brammer
Esther
Dorothy Hubbard
Martha
Isabelle Barber
Electa
Alice Alden
Mary Platner
Howard Gee
Merten Miller
Charles Miller
Mechanicsville
Frank Miller
Merle
Ella ‘Curtright
Rockwell City
Henry
Reade
George Sears
Gertrude
Frank Barnes
Matthea
Emory Cole
Gertrude Sears
Chicago
Harold Brown
Rochester
J. R. Kennedy
The
Red Cross
W. E. Hunter
C. F. Crawford
C. C. Hotchkiss
O. J. Winters
J. B. Moon
Carl Moore
Viola Skahill
Raymond Connolly
Dubuque
T. E. Keaveny
Mary Jo
Sara Jane
Keithsburg
Ill
T. J. Lane
Marjorie Lane
Imelda Devaney
Cedar Rapids
Faber
Mary Margarit
Annabelle
A. J. Faber
Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic City
New York City
Urban
Red) Faber
Lulu Mae
Alfred
T. C. Barrett
A. L. Morrison
Georgia Fall
M.E. Barrett
Oxford Junction
Madeline Hoffman
N. J. Hoffman
Edwin Bisenius
Donald Heffernen
Thomas Geary
Arlo Hess
Worthington
University of Iowa
Raphael Manternach
William Menster
Donald McCabe
Columbia College
Catherine Ramm
Clarke College
Betty Barrett
Carlotta Dahlem
Mount Mercy Academy
Monica Dandl
Center Junction Presbyterian Missionary meeting and local notices
The Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society will meet at Mrs Merlin Moses home on Thursday January 11 with leaders Mrs John McNeilly and Mrs G Thompson. Local items note Thompson's team losses to Cedar Rapids Packers 21 26 and to Dubuque Sweetheart Bread 18 24. Several residents are mentioned including Mrs Rieke Rohwedder ill, Mrs J Carroll entertaining guests, and various social visits. A bake sale is announced at Mrs Clark's store Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Merlin Moses
John McNeilly
G. Thompson
Thompson
Cedar Rapids Packers
Sweetheart Bread Company
Dubuque
John Carson
James Mead
William Bohler
R. J. Moncrief
Augusta Norris
Percy Dodson
J. A. McDonald
George Courtney
Rieke Rohwedder
Harry Levsen
Olin
Nick Heneke
Ruth
Maquoketa
B. D. Heiken
Pauline Prahm
Monticello
Earl DeShaw
Carrie Preas
Dixon
Ill
Frank Preas
Dolores Romer
R. N
Davenport
Scott McDonald
Dwight Mathes
Iowa City
J. W. Livingstone
C. C. Overly
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Livingstone
Manchester
Kleineck
Clinton
Methodist Church
Goodrick
Manly
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Harry Scheele
J. B. Seehusen
Luella
Kansas
Carl Ortgies
Kathleen Marguerite
Joycelle Hedlund
Dalton Hedlund
Boiseville
Wis
Albert Erickson
M. C. Crispin
Anamosa
S. W. Clark
Whitaker Found Dead in Hopkinton Shack
Hopkinton resident Ulyses Whitaker aged 67 was found dead in a shack in Iowa City last week. He grew up in Hopkinton and moved to Iowa City about 25 years ago. His brother lives nearby in Hopkinton. Other notes mention Leo Sullivan’s mother improving in Battle Creek Michigan, and a social event honoring Jane Hayman of Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulyses Whitaker
Iowa City
Whitaker
Maria Whitaker
Hopkinton
Leo Sullivan
Battle Creek
Mich
Maud
France Earhart
Jane Hayman
Monmouth
Egypt
Vivian Dunlap
Dorothy
Lois Pierce
Fay Loomis
Gertrude Reeve
Frances Laughlin
Eleanor MasDonald
Dorothy Pierce
State University Hospital
Cascade
Burdick
Huberr
Donald Smith
Helen Mackintosh
Grand Rapids
Minnie Mackintosh
Sarah McConnell
W. A. Ottilfe
Fred Egger
Sand Spring
Erma Bradle
St. Louis
Local Social Roundup and Holiday Travel Notes
Several residents and visitors are mentioned with travels and gatherings. Miss Mary Martha de Best accompanied by friends visited Cedar Rapids and Mount Sterling to teach. Miss Frances Laughlin heads to Normal Illinois for teaching. Additional reports cover relatives, teaching assignments, and holiday events with notes on broadcasts and church society activities.
Community Notes Include Birth Anniversary and Visits
Donald Meyers celebrates his third birthday in Chester while visitors mark Christmas in New Hampton and Iowa City. Reformed Presbyterian church holds New Year meeting. Grace Allen visits from Geneva College. Bernice Edgar travels to Anamosa for a hospital car removal. Local society gatherings planned for January 3. Eugene Brown and Dr. Lawyer spend New Year’s in Hopkinton and Iowa City respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Allen
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Mia
F. E. Allen
Bernice Edgar
Anamosa
Mercy Hospital
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Frank Wilson
Kate Dolly
Eugene Brown
Hopkinton
Lawyer
Iowa City
Brown
Cascade St Martins bazaar draws large crowds at K of C rooms
Cascade St Martins parish bazaar held last Thursday and Friday in the K of C club rooms drew large attendance both nights. A chicken supper and old time dancing were among the attractions, with the Faber sisters performing a floor show. The bazaar ended with a grand Friday ball attended by the largest crowd yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin's
Ladies of the Rosary Society
Faber Sisters
K. of C
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Paul Smith
Steen
Clarence Grafft
Joe Ladehall
Scotch Grove
Norman Clark
O. T. Furst
Sell Management
Tru
Lew Gogerty
Imperial Garden
Kinton
Mary Martha de Best
Mount Sterling
Normal
State Normal College
WMT
Donald
Sand Creek Church
Monmouth College
Francis Donahue
Isabelle Edgar
Foster Chambers
Florida
Donahue
Orlando
Miss Edgar
Mr. Chambers
Tris Statler
Muscatine
Randall Morgan
Miss Statler
Harold Walmott
Dr. Baker
Mexico
Irene Zeuch
Sibley
Denver
Wilbur Kirkwood
Sloan
Thomas Edgar
Guttenberg
Duluth
Minn
Louise Gestel
Webster
Eleanor MacDonald
Blockton
Lorena Martin
Lacey
Edward Mason
Elkport
Portia Main
Faye Loomis
Robert Gearhart
Lila Green
St. Luke's Hospital
Melvin Green
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. J. Kirkwood
Mesdames Humphrey and
Gearhart
Howard Titus
Marion
Marshall Neil
Margaret Saxon
Neil
Miss Laxon
Margaret Laxon
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Betty Mac
England
William Edgar, Jr
Edgar
Alpha
A. B. Soule
Relaves
C. A. Kellar
Charles
Judge Rutherford
Hall
Rutherford
Hall Monticello
Mt. Vernon
Monticello and
George Tracy, M. Mus