Monday Club and Bridge Socials Highlight Week
Mrs Albert Stuhler hosted the Monday club for a two table bridge afternoon with Mrs Halstead Carpente winning high score. Friday bridge club met at Mrs F Stuhler home for a one o clock luncheon with Mrs Henry M Carpenter high scorer. Anny Maluar hosted Goudy s tea room knitting club with a plate luncheon and Jean Liddy as guest. Fortnightly club hosted by Mrs William Corbin featured dessert luncheon and contract bridge with R J Bone high. Augusta Farley and Le Mullen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stuhler
Deugert
Halstead Carpente
F. P. Stuhler
F. Stuhler
Henry M. Carpenter
Anny Maluar
Goudy
Knitting Club
Jean Liddy
William Corbin
R. J. Bone Holding
high,Reere
Augusta Farley
LeMullen
Lyle R. McMullen
Ben Cotton
Asa Lambert
B. E. Abel
George Freshwaters
Washington
Monticello
Cecil Goettsch
I. C. Musgrove
Virginia Schneider
T. E. Hamilton
Ralph Lambert
Henry Helms
Charles Ritchie
William Thompson
Claude Appleby
Clara Rhatigan
Mabel McVay
Rhatigan
Augusta Appleby
Fay Carsten
Irene Heiken
Dinner Club Hosts Potluck and Bridge Evenings
Local social notes list several gatherings: Mr. and Mrs. Lyle R. McMullen hosted a Thursday potluck dinner with three bridge tables and ladies taking high score. Other clubs met for sewing, visits, and card games at Cloverleaf, Goudy’s, and various homes with prizes awarded for bridge and 500. A Farm Bureau follow up meeting in Scotch Grove discussed sewing machine care and children's garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle R. McMullen
League of Women Voters Meeting Report
The business meeting was presided by Mrs Lyle McMullen and devotionals led by Mrs Bateman. Visualizing the American City was presented by Mrs Coughlan and Mrs George Wilkens. Refreshments were served by Mrs Wilkens. Attendees included Miss Harriet Cunningham and Mrs Clifford Strawman of Anamosa and Mrs C R Smith of Onslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léague of Women Voters
Rex. Rick
Lyle McMullen
Gedlee
C. Smith
Onslow
Harriet’ Cunningham
Clifford Strawman
Anamosa
C.R. Smith
The
Presbyterian Church
Harry Hoag
Circle I
William Thompson
Rudolph Ambuehl
John Eggers
Bernard Cass
Clarence Shaffer
Herman Hoffman
Tom Shover
Olin Howie
Henry Coyle
Bertha Cullins
Lyman Bennett
Bernice Phelps
A. P. Lambert
John Marugg
Circle IV
Lloyd Clark
J. E. Messerli
William Grossheim
Clark
Donald Sutherland
George Barnts
Emma_ Wilson
Aeger
Bar
Homemakers Meet for Phase Three Sewing Lesson
The Homemakers study group met at Mrs. Will Bal siger's home on Tuesday January 10 to view Phase Three of Clothes for Little Folks presented by Miss Elizabeth Petersen from the Ames extension department. Twenty one ladies attended and sewed samplers of decorative stitches. noon pot luck dinner followed by an afternoon of music selections from various operas to be used in a memory test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Balsiger
Elizabeth Petersen
Ames
Tangled Wires Continues With Quiet Promise Of Home Life
A fragmented domestic scene unfolds as Judy and Van bond over a new home and a shared future. He recalls furnishing the place and hints at keeping a sewing room dream, while Judy contemplates quitting her job and shaping a cozy space for children’s books and rhymes. The dialogue blends romance with practical life plans as they settle into domesticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Judy
Mother
Property transfers and plat references in Jones county records
Dec 9 to 14 transfers including Frank M Podhaski real estate interests in Railroad add Monticello with division wall rights and related deeds from Calvin McGowan and M L Carpenter. Henry L Smith Amanda J to H D Smith adjoining acreage in 7-83-3 and 6-83-3. Nora McCormick to Elzora and Maedene McCormick with tract boundaries and centerline of section 30-8-2 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Sarah Josephine Podhaski
Loyal Podhaski
Bernice M. Klaus
Monticello
H. D. Smith
Frank J., Podhaski
Calvin McGowan
Frank J
Podhaski
Frank J. Podhaski
M. L. Carpenter
Frank M. Podhaski
Henry L. Smith
Amanda Jd
James McCormick
Nora
Elzora McCormick
Maedene McCormick
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County December Report
Dec 23 29 transfers include Diedrich Dircks to Dirks and Dirks in Langworthy with an acre and rail line parcels. Maude Batcheller to H L Bacheller and Mable Mumgarner. Amelia Grimm Guhl and Luie to F L Himebaugh and Myrtle Himebaugh. J B Cropp to George W Cropp with large tracts near Center Junction. description cites prior deed recorded 9 13 04 and various rights of way and parcel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Diedrich Dircks
Will Dirks
Margaret Dirks
Langworthy
Pine Street
DSW Railroad
Henry M. Dirks
Walter Allen
Maude Batcheller
H. L. Bacheller
Mabel Mumgarner
Francis Lathrop
Oxford
Amelia Grimm Guhl
Luie
F. L. Himebaugh
Myrtle Himebaugh
Center Junction
J. B. Cropp
George William Cropp
St P & Pac Ry
Richard Zacher
Bailey Names Committee Heads for County Board
William J. Bailey chairman of the board of supervisors appointed committee heads H. J. Mayberry and Herman Helgens for finance and county home duties. Harm J. Dirks and H. P. Barber handle the school fund and coordination of roads and bridges, poor, claims, salaries, and machinery with duties assigned by district. The full board will oversee districts and deputies were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bailey
Board of Supervisors
H. J. Mayberry
Herman Helgens
Bailey
Mr. Helgens
County Home
Harm J. Dirks
H.P. Barber
Mayberry
Castle Grove
Cass
Fairview
Greenfield
Rome
Jackson
Helgens
Wayne
Lovell
Richlands
Dirks
Washington
Clay
Scotch Grove
Madison
Barber
Wyoming
Oxford
Hale
Multiple Churches Announce Sunday Services and Meetings
St John s Lutheran English service at 10 30 and January business meeting at 1 30 pm Congregational Church School 10 am sermon Being Alive To Life Pilgrim Fellowship meets at 5 45 pm Methodist Church Sunday School 10 am preaching 11 am Epworth League 6 45 pm Presbyterian worship 11 am Creed study 7 30 pm St Matthew s Lutheran 9 45 am Sunday School 10 45 am English worship 10 45 annual meeting 1 30 pm All churches invite public worship and report upcoming sermons and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Paul T. Gutknecht
Trinity
Congregational Church
Samuel G. Gutensohn
Pilgrim Fellowship
Coughlan
Methodist Church
George Woodall
Epworth League
Claire Shannon
Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Grossheim
Jesus Christ
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Wayne Zion Ev Lutheran Church Announces Services and Classes
The Wayne Zion Ev Lutheran Church invites parishioners to Sunday School Blue Class Hour and a German Divine Worship each Sunday. Choir rehearsal and confirmation instruction are scheduled, with English services and a Lamplighter sermon. The Woman's Missionary society and Young People group plan meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Zion Ev. Lutheran Church
F. H. Kehren
Wayne’ Zion
McColm Heads Jones County Farm Bureau
Jones County Farm Bureau urges revision of motor vehicle laws to allow farmers to own and operate trucks without state expropriation of usefulness. The group asks representatives to actively push for the change and considers further allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McColm
Jones County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Recommendations for Local Agriculture Policy
The Jones County Farm Bureau urges neighborly use of farm trucks for harvest exchange and backs state control of grading in interior packing plants. It promotes a 10 percent ethanol fuel blend bill, opposes Wilson Packing’s 3 percent cattle shrink, and commends Eastern Town Cattle Feeders for reducing such practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Jones County Farm Bureau
Wilson Packing Company
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Ann Maluar
Mrs. L. R. McMullen
Mrs. Henry Ohe
Cloverleaf Club
Henry Ohe
Lou Spooner
L. R. McMullen
J. C. Musgrove
John Wright
Scotch Grove Township
Farm Bureau
Timber
Charles Neal
Mrs. J.'s
Bateman
Missionary Society
Bers
J. E. Bateman
Fea
League of Women Voters
Rex. Rickless
Homemakers’ Study Club
Grace’ Stanski
Louis’ Gudenkauf
Afiss
Grace
Frances
Stauson
Miv
Ray " Slauson
Hopkinton
Louis Gudenkauf
Michael Gudenkauf
Worthington
Immaculate Conception
Sand Spring
A. Landolt
Velma Slauson
Ray A. Slauson
Bernadette Gudenhauf
Harry Slauson
Parenta
Gudenhauf
Illinois
Mary Flack
Joseph Heeren
Rudolph Flack
Edward Heeren
Sacred Heart Church
A. L. Lorenz
Clara Flack
Albert Goos
Kimball
South Dakota
George Hallauer
Mary Lou
Davenport
George Goos
Ryan
Raymond
Rita Goos
Lester Raish
Henry Heeren
Earlville
Ill
Circles of
Goiloph Lediita
Bessie ’Ledvina
Q.c
Oxford Junction
Mony” Maire
Mary Louise Yount
Frank Walker
Carl Hein
George Schodde
Herman Herten
Oliver Harford
Dr.t. M. Redmond
Caroline Schoentaut
Ross Baty
Charles Schweitzer
Bill Shaffer
Walter McCormick
Jay McCormick
John A.mccormick
Texas
Chevrolet
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Wm. Bailey
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Reformed Church
Armin H. Tendick
God
Woman’s Missionary Society
Princess
Monticello, Iowa
Adventures OF
Robin Hood
Errol] Flynn
Oliva DeHavilland
Jack Randall
Wild Horse Canyon
Bonita Granville
Nancy Drew
Detective
Cascade
A Craven
Evan Morgan and His Orchestra
Gents
W. E. Tuetken
Jones County Produce Co
West Point
Annapolis
Virginia Military Institute
Priscilla Lane
Wayne Morris
Ronald Regan
Kay Francis
Ina Hunter
John Litel
Donald Crisp
Skelley’s Grocery
Kellogg’s
Sunkist
Jersey
Skelley’s
Sand
Superior Service
Frank’s Sauer Kraut
Long’s Dept. Store
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