Jones County Farm Bureau training school under way
The Jones County Farm Bureau third training series for women’s project runs four meetings across the county. Topic is Clothes for Ls Folks led by Miss Elizabeth Peterson of Iowa State College Extension Service. Sessions include January 10 at Mrs. Willam Bsisizer’s home in Monticello and January 13 at Deer House in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Women's Project
Lyle Tompkins
Wreming
Merle Murfield
Martelie
North Jones CTA Report Highlights December Dairy Output
North Jones CTA reports December totals: 434 cows tested across 23 herds producing 269,470 pounds of milk and 10,632 pounds of butter fat. The association average was 621 pounds of milk and 24.5 pounds of butterfat. Shomont Dairy led with 26 milking cows, 3 dry, 1,463 pounds milk and 52.1 pounds fat per herd. Lily the registered Holstein topped individual results with 112.5 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Shomont Dairy
J. Edward Muller
Lily
Shomont
Jones County at Iowa Farm Bureau Convention
R C G McColm is new Jones county Farm Bureau president and will lead the delegation to the 20th Iowa Farm Bureau convention at Shrine Temple Des Moines January 18 19 20. Twenty four delegates are expected with Glenn Jones as voting delegate and board member plus on the voting delegates research committee. A record crowd is anticipated and the delegation will travel by auto January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. CG. McColm
Farm Bureau
Jones County
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Shrine Temple
Des Moines
Glenn Jones
CTA Members Held Party Friday
Members of the North Jones Cow Vestine association and their families met at the C C F hall in Monticello Friday evening for their first social gathering. The association organized in May to include local dairymen with Wilbur Cartana as president and Dale Mayberry as official tester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Jones Cow Vestine Association
C.C.F. Hall
Monticello
Wilbur Cartana
Dale Mayberry
Poultry growers adapt by starting chicks early
In Frank Priebe's weekly column a country reader notes hatcheries have eggs in incubators and buyers order ahead. He explains profits from early starts and plans to raise two chick lots to maximize equipment use and meet new market conditions.
New Tra Beverages Aids At Winter Tea Menu
Miss Locise LEngiz of Iowa State College presents a winter tea menu featuring French Chocolate and Hot Chocolate drinks. Recipes include cocoa with whipped cream paste and a milk based chocolate mix, serving 50 to 60 and 30 to 35 respectively, plus a noted caution on reducing extension lighting cords at Tawa State College classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coctan
Enid Sater
Tawa State College
Mixed Notes on Poultry, People, and Parish Events
A scanned collage of farm advice and community notices mentions raising chicks with Hy tech, selling early, and feeding well. It also records social visits, church gatherings, home entertainments, and a variety of local residents including Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Himehaugh, Miss Anna Edgar, and Rev. David S. de Best, among others.
Hopkinton Weddings Highlight Local Social News
Mrs A W McDonald of Hopkinton reports the marriage of Forrest B Johnston to Dorothy Elizabeth McCall at the bride’s parents home in Oskaloosa with Rev H N Dickson officiating. Attendants were twin sisters Votis Mae and Cletis June Johnston. The couple plans to reside near Hopkinton after a reception following nuptials. The column also notes another local wedding Donald Bronemann and Theresa Ehits, with brief details and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton Friends
Forrest B. Johnston
Dorothy Elizabeth McCall
Oskaloosa
H. N. Dickson
Bertha Landen
Max Lawson
Votis Mae
Cletis
Ian Johnston
Gerald Lee Sind Poorbert Suu
Fairfield
Sol Hater
Mra. Debneten
Ontivons High
Ottunmea Business Calle
Johinston
Mer. Ard
James A
Ehits-Bronemann
Theresa Ehits
Monticello
Donald Bronemann
S. B. Bronemann
Buck Creek
Arnold Thalacker
Castle Grave Lutheran Church
Ronald Bronemann
Thelma Tebiasen
Montice
Dixie Lee
Alta Vista
Ryan
Sando
J. Reed
James Kehoe
Hopkinton
Delaware
The
Methodist Church
R. E. Lux
Will Lux
Raymond Sires
James H. Littlefield
McDonald Hospital
Funeral notices and society items from Onslow
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Tom Jensen Sr. near Onslow with burial in Wyoming cemetery. Richard FE. Waterbury 87 a former Onslow store operator died at Scotch Grove, interred in Wyoming. Ward Scroggie died in Vancouver leaving multiple children and siblings. Community events include Larkin club gathering and local donations, with church activities noted. Christmas Seal sale totals for Onslow were reported at 47.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jensen
Onslow
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Frank Schroeder
Howard Willison
Wilson Briggs
C. R. Smith
Jens
Bruno
Tom
Alva Streeper
Quay
Leensy
Clark Aleo Hay
Richard Grove
Yeas Bean
George Mec
Wyanine
Mefatunnt
Nth Carpenter
George Scroggie
Vancouver
Wash
Scroggie
James
Perry
Holland
Minn
John
Adrian
Mich
Orville [Feitt
Camanche
Dick Williamson
Paul Kankle
Lost Nation
Charles Scroggie
California
Mary Orr
Chris Gill
Larkin Club
Ed Paulsen
Fred Martens
L. J. Schlemme
Cedar Raps Vuyers
Neal Paulsen
Gene Byers
Monticello
The
Monte Theater
Frank Everly
Bernard Cass
Scotch Grove
J. A. Hartman
Anamosa
Henry Reade
U. S
Reade
Monticello FFA corn yield test plots announced for 1938
Monticello chapter of Future Farmers of America launches six 25-plant plots to compare 21 hybrid and four open pollinated corn varieties. The study, conducted on local soils, aims to guide farmers in variety selection under soil variations and conservation practices. Results will refine after multi-year testing with an upcoming January show to present findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Corna
Monticello
Future Farmers of America
Hampton
DeKalb
Micheael-Leonard
National
Pioneer
Vinton
George Seehusen
Ione Bool
Cam Greer
Walter Eath
Ceregy
Monticello Fes
Esha Wen
Seon---- Hee
Seehusen Ween
Greer
Heath
Getcome
Funeral rites held for Mrs. Harry Manuel at Center Junction
Funeral services for Elsie Erickson Manuel were conducted at the Center Junction Presbyterian Church with Rev. A Alyea officiating. Burial followed in Wyoming cemetery. Elsie Erickson, born March 31 1879 on a farm near Center Junction, died January 7 1939 after a brief illness in Anamosa hospital. She lived most of her life in Jones county aside from years in Hancock. She married Harry Manuel December 12 1900. they had two sons T A Manuel of Cedar Rapids and Harvey at home. Surviving also are her mother Mrs Erickson of Wyoming two brothers Herman Erickson of Chevy Chase Md Zak Erickson of Decorah and four grandchildren. She belonged to Center Junction Presbyterian Church Ladies Working Band and Eveready Community club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyce Chase
Harold Alyea
Maxine Moats
N. C. Holat
Laura
Long Beach
California
J. R. McNeilly
Jones County
Wyoming
Roy Snell
Edward
Clint Berry
Cedar Rapids
Snell
Latta Missionary Society
Sesmith
Anamoss
Irs
W.yg
Peter Prahm
A Thompson
Pee
Center Junction
Maurice McNeilly
Ames
Town State College
C. M. Holat
John Holab
Clare Petty
Helen
Viola
S. L
Hopkinton
S. G. Thompson
Ed Bethurum
Big Rock
Norman Johnson
Harry Manuel
Presbyterian Church
A. Alyea
Wyoming Cemetery
Elsie Erickson
Holiver Erickson
Anamosa
Hancock County
T. A. Manuel
Harvey
Nina Schrader
Dorothy Husman
Fred Biere
Ralph Husman
Roscoe Easterly
Cascade Obituary for Edward Devaney Cascade
Edward Devaney a former Cascade resident died after a lingering illness at his daughter Mrs. Margaret Casey's home. Born March 17 1863 in Cascade he was a painter and paper hanger and a Knights of Columbus member. Surviving widow and many descendants from Cascade and Dubuque. Funeral Mass held at Dubuque Cathedral with burial in Cascade St Martins cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Devaney
Cascade
Margaret Casey
Thomas Devaney
Iowa
St. Martin’s School
Knights of Columbus
Priscilla McDertmott
Dubuque
Francis
Humbolt
Nevr
Daniel Paley
Alfred Ede
Fred A. Kurt, R. N
Raymond Devaney
Alice
Regina Devaney
Rena Devaney
Des Moines
Vincent
Henry
St. Martin's Cemetery
M. J., Farrelly
Mr. Devaney
St. Martin’s
St. Mary's
Holy Name Society
St. Martin's
Feeding winter birds with a log suet feeder idea
Wapsipinicon State Park custodian Jack Rhody proposes a log feeder for birds. He suggests selecting a five to six inch log, drilling multiple holes one to two inches deep, and installing it about five feet high and three feet from the tree to attract winter birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rhody
Wapsipinicon State Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
North Jones Cta
Dale R. Mayberry
Iowa Farm Bureau
CTA
Frank Priebes
Letter Poultry
Amic
Mennentia
Mroogor Wen
Lab
Sumbiring
Tammy Siege
Gene Wien
Deron
Deagptare
Baccald Lares
Anemoss
Acre
Sainat
Lee Joseph
Wits
McDonald
Niawoowlla
Abedt
Rawizge Wire
Hame
Washington, D. GC
Marshall Neil
D. H. Johnston
Helen Mackintosh
E. E. Griffith
J. R. Boots
F. E. Bentley
Rhodes
Ralph Buck
State Center
Charlies Cramer
W. B. Guthrie
Morley
A. K. Cramer
Donald Smith
Jewell
Frank Irish Jr
Denver
Colo
Dexter Kruger
Carter Home. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Moore Will Move To the Belknap
Kruger
Mesdames Grace House
F. A. Cline
Ed Bacon
PCN
Mesdames
Myrtle Talmadge
Rachel Littlefield
Slesdames Forrest
Doran Beitz
A. W. McDonald
C. P. Smith
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Memorial Hall
Mildred Streeper
Esther Levien
Mary Ellen McKinstry
Helen Warren
Keith McCarty
Ray Bonney
George Lyon
Ruth Fayram
L. B. McKinstry
Arthur Pottle
Italy
G. Hutton
H. P. Barber
John Paulsen
George Paulsen
Elias Anderson
Peter Paulsen
Lee Hanson
Effie Reynor
Frank Walker
Ming Alvena Paulsen
Whiteoaks
Misa Ethel Barrymore
Iowa Theater
Emma Nielsen
Lawrence Brodergen
John McDonald Hospital
Emil Paulsen
Howard Snyder
Jerry
Cedar Rapida
Louis Pegorick
Christian Endeavor Society
Lucile Livingstone
Maynard
John Livingstone
J. W. Livingstone
Sirs
Lottie Wells
Olin
Frank L. Story
Paul Smith
J. N. Smith
Cascade Sis
Thomas J. Lane
Alya Gordon
Charles Pierce
Theodore Decker
Mary Kenny
Nicholas Pliffer
John Dehner
Durkin’s Hall
Rose Rogers
Richird
Federal Land Bank
Harold B. McTavish
Light Company
Watkins Mineralized Products
Watkins
Watkins Experimental Farme
Watkins Dealer
Nic Reiss
Hopkinton, Iowa
Kruse’s
Kruse Auto Parts
Anthony
Cro
Monticello Gas and Appliance Co
Matthiessen Garage Bldg
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