Center Junction Farmers Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
At Carson's hall Center Junction Shippers Association elected E R Young H H Seehusen and H G Manuel as directors with Ar thur Wilcox H J Dirks Frank Dawes and Paul N Smith reelected. Smith is president and Wilcox secretary. The 1931 report showed 93 hog carloads 14 cattle and one sheep shipped with hogs averaging 6.13 per cwt and direct sales above Chicago averages adding 1545 38 to local receipts.
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Center Junction Shippers’ Association
Carson's Hall
E. R. Young
H. H. Seehusen
H. G. Manuel
Arthur Wilcox
H. J. Dirks
Frank Dawes
Paul N. Smith
Smith
J. B. Seehusen
Chicago
Cody
Iowa State College Extension Service
A. B. Kline
Blairstown
Eastern Iowa Livestock Marketing Association
Congress
M. J. McNeilly
EF. R. Young
S. G. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
H. E. Stingley
J. M. Moses
Irma Sanford
B. D. Heiken
F. D. Sutherland
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
T. E. Stanton
Gert Hanken
Iowa City
Walter Norris
University Hospital
Walter
WJ. F. Livingstone
Gideon Ellis
Maquoketa
Mr. Elis
Center Junction
George Mardoff
Junction
Mary Bowman
Oakdale Sanitarium
Mary Landherr
Fred. Kempf and Sons
Dubuque
J. N. Smith
N. C. Holst
Monticello
A. G. Hanken
Paul Smith
Jack
Barbara Jean
R. Carlson
Town City
John Himebaugh
Irene Coder
Stanwood
Winifred Robbie
Junior Ketelsen
Dick Thompson
John Ketelsen
S. G.thompson
Selma Prahm
Pauline Holm
Lou Ahraken
Mary
O. O. Watson
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
F. L. Himebaugh
Helen
Cora Garth
Frank Miller
C. A. McLaughlin
F. C. Cramer
Association
Arthur Fairbanks
Thos. F. Kehoe
Will Hiller
Castle Grove
G. J. Hughes
Scotch Grove
Denis Donovan
Boulder Township
C. B. Shaffer
Wyoming
D. A. McEliott
Ryan
E. G. Hicks
J. H. Perrine
Leslie A. Dunn
Marion
J. C. Thompson
Buck Creek
F. E. Taylor
Olin
H. J. Mayberry
Ann- Mmosa
Russel R. Hatch
Central City
W. F. Hintz
S. M. Hosford
F. E. Stimson
John Humpal
Anamosa
Scotch Grove Church Play Delights Local Audience
A Presbyterian church production by eleven local actors drew strong praise last Friday. Several cast members debuted on stage and delivered commendable performances. Music by the Fairbanks trio accompanied the performance, with Lois Conley and Dorothy among the performers noted.
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Presbyterian Church
Fairbanks
Lois Conley
Dorothy
Community News and Local Arrangements in Ward Hicks Era
Onslow Mrs. Ward Hicks hosted the Larkin club and families with a 63 game Saturday. Several residents travel to Cedar Rapids and Clinton. new households form as Paulsen and Paulsen families relocate, build a double garage, and plan wedding dances. Illness and funerals touch residents including Mr. Garnett and Mrs. Smith’s father. church groups hold meetings and sermons at Coe College students Lehr Newhouse and Russell Watherstad are guests, with upcoming Altruman club and January 22 gathering.
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Kathleen Hughes
Esther Sinclair
Monticello
Wyoming
Onslow
Center Junction
Amber
Jupiter
Women's Community Club
W. B. Clark
Lewis Wright
George Moats
Het
Air
Ed Zirkelbach
Mabel Abel
Europe
M. M. Sinclair
H. C. Schlemme
L. J
F. H. Schlemme
L. B. Callahan
Anamosa
Arend Balster
Des Moines
Chicago
Celena Stahlberg
Cedar Rapids
Roy Street
Francis Reid
E. C. Hughes
Anamosa Hospital
Bert King
Theola
Castle Grove
D. K
John Ahraken
Mrs. Ahraken
Ming
Genevieve Smith
Kenneth Kennedy
Kennedy
Pickner
George Lyons
Harriet Lamey
H. Barber
Laura Smith
Roy Cooley
O. E
Monmouth
Martelle
Onslow Town
Morley Town
Ward Hicks
Larkin Club
James Kennedy
Nahe
Jessie McMaster
Ruth Pike
Clinton
Paul Paulsen
Alvina
Willisons
Emil
Harry Paulsen
Emil Paulsen
Meinhardt Paulsen
Town Night Hawks
Clayton
Vera Garnett
Town City
Garnett
C. R. Smith
Iowa City
Lehr H. Newhouse
Russell Watherstad
Coe College
S. G. Hutton
W.H. Orr
David
Elsie Callahan
Chillicothe
Frank Henderson
East Ridge
Henderson
Minta Tasker
C. W. Hayden
Oxford Junction
Roy Beck
Ward
Rufus Felter
Tucson
Arizona
Felter
Elizabeth Flett
South Bend
Altruman Club
Willison
Barnes
Edna Orr
Ruth Thomas
Wyo
Obituary and Local News From Hopkinton Iowa and Nearby
Hopkinton resident Joseph D. Platt dies in Kansas City on December 20 1931 son of Jacob and Mary Platt born August 27 1868 in Dickson settlement Iowa later lived in Hopkinton and Lenox College graduate buried in Chillicothe Missouri. Also notes on marriages births and community events across Hopkinton Tipton Lenox and surrounding towns including college athletic results local society meetings and insurance association reports.
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Joseph D. Platt
Hopkinton
Kansas City
Jacob and
Mary Platt
Dickson Settlement
Delaware County
Iowa
Lenox College
Bayless Business College
Chicago
Bertha Melton
James Dixon Platt
Platt
Fort Scott
Kansas
James
R. E. Jenkins
Ventura Platt
Chillicothe
Otto van Horn
Margaret
Tinois
Cummings
Main Street
William Porter
Bert Smith
Tipton Junior College
Lenox Junior College
Lenox
Moeller
Tipton Center
Forrest Hutton
Mose Lamont
Lillian
F. J. Gestel
Louise
S. B. Lowe
Art Webber
Gerald
Donald, Jr
Louis Billmbyver
Lucille
Mary Jean
Peter Peutz
Josephine Peutz
Masonic Hall
Hopkinton High School
Janaan Chapel
Grace Allen
Robert Damarie
Rachel Stanner
Eleanor Marolf
Margaret Damarie
Harry Main
Monticello
Harold Stead
Webster City
Charity Thompson
Farmers Mutual Insurance Group Annual Meeting in Castle Grove
Members of the Farmers Mutual Insurance association of Castle Grove held their annual meeting on Saturday with strong attendance. J. H. Perrine, owner of the Princess cafe in Monticello, provided a lunch at noon before the business session. The association reported a gain of $105,013 in risks for the year 1931.
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Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Castle Grove
J. H. Perrine
Princess Cafe
Monticello
Amber Presbyterian Neigh borhood church party Friday evening
Community notices from Amber reveal a Friday evening gathering at Rev Provan and wife Anamosa followed by a string of social events. Antioch social circle held an all day meeting with Mrs Frank Waggoner, Mrs Stanley Waggoner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Presbyterian
Carl Hey
Mike Martin
Herman Zimmerman
W. R. Zimmerman
W. J. Zimmerman
Reuben Dress
Will
Monticello
Bernell
Provan
Marjorie
Anamosa
Roscoe Lincoln
Elmer Andrews
Center Junction
G. Andrews
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Holmes
Sadie Wehling
Jackson Township
Eugene Bailey
Farm Bureau
Earl N. Schultz
Ames
Biebels Brothers
Bank Officers Swear to 1932 Financial Statement
State of Iowa Jones County officials present a scanned bank report sworn by M. J. McNeilly president and C. A. Burmeister cashier on January 8 1932. The document lists loans discounts bonds and securities overdrafts and cash items with attestations by notary and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Iowa
Jones County
M. J. McNeilly
C. A. Burmeister
Bertha M. 8
Burmeister
W. 8. Pangburn
J. N. Smith
John Ketelsen
Farm meeting shows home grown seed use and rations
The article notes a Siebels Brothers talk to many farmers about using home grown seeds and mixing grains with protein balancing rations for best results. Roscoe Lincoln moved cattle to Chicago and several local residents visited or hosted relatives and teachers in Estherville, Amber, Anamosa, and Cedar Rapids. Pinkerton, 27, was sentenced to life for the 1925 slaying of Traer marshal Frank Mommer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siebels Brothers
Schulta
Roscoe Lincoln
Chicago
Frank Byerly
Onslow
Lloyd Robertson
Galen
Anamosa
Ed Duncan
Eugene Bailey
Ethel Gene
Maquoketa
Rhinehart Herren
Herren
Amber
Mike Gorman
Geneviewed Streeter
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Freda Andresen
Estherville
Lynus Pinkerton
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Frank Mommer
Traer
Pinkerton
Washington
Robry
Prohibition Sentiment Grows Says WCTU Leader
Mrs. Ella A. Boole, president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, states that sentiment for prohibition has increased noticeably rather than diminished over the last decade.
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Ella A. Boole
The
Ww. Cc. T. U
New York Leads in Auto Fatalities Among States
California trails closely with high death figures but shows worsening trends while New York records improve. The Pathfinder report compares interstate vehicle fatality counts and trajectories.
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New York
California
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R.h.balster Farm Equipment Store
Monticello, Iowa
Willys-Overland
Willys-Knight
Knight
O. B. Toledo
Wittys-Overland
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Killburg Motor CO
Monarch Coffee
John Struves
Herman Engelbart
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