Wyoming Community News Highlights and Local Roles
Wyoming residents engage in club meetings and hospitalities as Clara Stephenson leads a session on Colleges in Yown. The area ships 200 carloads of livestock via the C M St P rail line in 1930, with Jansen and Eichhorn distributing 2000 head yearly. Local fire department elects W N Morse chief, Emma Alden named town treasurer, and Rebekah Lodge installs officers. Various visits, funerals, and school events fill the week, including a close 15 14 basketball result and community shifts in leadership and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View Club
Clara Stephenson
Lyda Wherry
Beckwith
Brooks
Wyoming
Jones County
Inglis
Jansen
Eichhorn
E. F. Hodovgal
Claude Sears
Fred Buchholtz
Gus von Sprecken
Lee Sherrill
Charles Huggans
Chevrolet Motor Company
Janesville
Wis
von Sprecken
Roy Bender
Pearl Rogers
Noble Grand
Madonna Lodge No. 303
Rebekah
Lutie Poole
Minnie Bender
Mary Miller
Hazel Maliicoat
Stella Parr
Lavica Adams
Dorothy Marshall
Ella Hartman
Emma Lazare
Vice Grand
Alex Adams
Kyle Poole
Inside Guardian
Lillian Roberts
Outside
Guardian
Anna Pankow
Order of the Eastern Star
Dora Thomson
Maude Stoffel
Marshall
Mary Platner
Bertha Edwards
Dessa Cooley
Elizabeth Alden
Faye Fishwild
Hazel Layton
Jessie Koch
Marshal
Ada
Minnei Wilker
Ruth
Adta Ahrendsen
Esther
Daisy Lyons
Martha
Mae Peck
Electa
Grace Kent
Daisy Overly
Sentinel
Charles Rogers
E. N. Stoffel
R. D. Cooley
Elizabeth Stewart
Cedar Rapids
P. W. McEvoy
Omaha
E. W. Benbow
University of Washington
Seattle
John Thomson
Benbow
Chicago
Fort Madison
Harlan DeWitt
Mr. DeWitt
DeWitt
Rochester
Minn
Elizabeth
James Allen
Scardale
A. Cunningham
Goshen
Ind
J. Laurence Bell
Littleton
Colo
Cedar Memorial Park
Tolbert H. Wherry
Lake City
W. G. Wherry
C. H. Hanold
World Peace Club
Jean Roust
Morley High
Wyoming High
Gordon Marshall
Fred Day
Laurence Bell
Julian Day
W. O. Shaffer
Shaffer
Scotch Grove Community News Highlights Local Meetings
Scotch Grove Presbyterians approved a new church light plant adding a primary room fixture. Farm Bureau elected L. B. Callahan president and W. B. Clark secretary treasurer for 1931. meetings kept on Tuesday. Various notices cover school health, patient moves, and local committees shaping 1931 programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
J. W. Callahan
H. H. Carson
Farm Bureau
L. B. Callahan
W. B. Clark
Des Moines
Women's Community Club
Esther Sinclair
Helen Keller
M. M. Sinclair
Lewis Wright
Anamosa
Forest Craig
Cedar Rapids
M. J. McNeilly
State Department
W. E. Carson
Monticello
Lon Bodenhofer
Kansas
Bodenhofer
J. L. Prouty
Texas
Missouri
Henry Otten
Tobias Rieken
Ben Husman
Scotch Grove
Fred Brokens
Harvey Townsend
Mr. Brokens
J. B. Brokens
Lloyd Pickett
McDonald Hospital
G. J. Hughes
Castle Grove Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
H. A. Loomis
Fritz Ladehoff
L. J. Schlemme
Bert Kiburz
Richard
W.S. Eby
Scotch Grove Township
R. D. Sanford
Ruth Craig
Eby
Will Winans
de Witt
Winans
Iowa City University Hospital
Roberta Clark
Hazel Craig
Center School
Charles Ladehoff
Center Junction Community Activities Highlight Meetings and Events
Center Junction clubs and churches held regular sessions with plans for a Jan 16 missionary dinner and Jan 21 shipping association meeting. Members discussed drama history Julius, Ibsen papers and a reading of A Dolls House, while high school students prepared declamatory and dramatic performances.
Deaths and local notices in Hopkinton reminiscences
Hopkinton participants share grief over Junior Marolf passing after tonsil surgery complications. Obituaries note Mrs Angie Livingstone Paul dies in Des Moines. extensive local sport results, school games, and civic events reflect a busy community page with multiple names and dates in January.
Local Visitors Attend Clinton Social and Baptisms
Guests from Clinton, including man Ladehoff and Mrs. Banker with son, visited Mrs. John Ahraken, joined by Ahraken relatives from Colorado. Phyllis Lorraine Schlemme and Donna Lee Heiken were baptized by Rev. A Alven at the family home. Sunbeam mission band met with 18 members, Pauline Otten leading, and $12.95 cleared from the New Year’s social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Ladehoff
Banker and Son
Clinton
John Ahraken
Ford contradicts himself on women's place in home
The Anderson Herald notes Henry Ford claims to favor home life for women while actions suggest he tries to restrict their roles outside the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Anderson
Ind
Herald
Weekend Socials in Sand Spring and Nearby Towns
Sand Spring hosts Mr. and Mrs. J L Batchelder for Sunday dinner at the Kammerman home in Wyoming. Irene Burrichter visits Monticello friend Lillian Blauson. George Bright and son Bill from Spring Valley call on Stanley Bright. Doris Eggimann from Dundee visits her uncle Dave Wilson. A get together at Mrs H W Behrends to mark her birthday with cards and refreshments. Lou King visits Clar ence Hageman in Monticello hospital. Ray Chaplin family visits Clara Chaplin in Onslow on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Cummings
Stanley Bright
H. E. Parr
Hopkinton High Quintet
Buck Creek Consolidated
Finkbohner Hall
Donald Smith
Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Monticello
Monticello High
Hopkinton High
Colesburg
Dolly
Mr. Paul
Anamosa
Clifford Paul
Lenox Junior College
Hattie Livingstone
Chicago
Dr. Adams
Milo Hucker
St. Luke's Hospital
BE. J! Grief
Rochester
T. A. Cline
Tyler
Frank Royden
Scotch Grove
F. K. Barnes
Onslow
Barnes
Melody Makers
Legion Hall
Charles Laughlin
Dean
E. V. Laughlin
University of Chicago
Charles
George Washington University
Janaan Chapel
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
James Littlefield, Jr
Grace Allen
Josephine Lewis
Faye Loomis
Eleanor Marclf
Helen McGlade
Catherine Ripple
Helen Stamp
Nola Wilson
Duane Billings
Mary Cline
Cecelia Ellington
la Rue Gillilan
Frank Irish, Jr
Jane Joerns
Willa Mae Loop
Minnie Miller
Gertrude Reeve
Maxine Schnitter
Clarence Smith
J. Ll. Batchelder
Henry Kammerman
Wyoming
Irene Burrichter
Lillian Blauson
George Bright
Bill
Spring Valley
Doris Eggimann
Dundee
Dave Wilson
H. W. Behrends
Lou King
Clarence Hageman
Monticello Hospital
Ray Chaplin
Clara Chaplin
Tammas Laughs at Sabbath Collection in Home Scene
Mrs Gordon scolds Tammas for laughing on the Sabbath as the minister announces a collection. Tammas retorts that he is safe at home and laughs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emma Latate
Luther League
E. L. Barber
Lester French
H. H. Brooks
Mount Vernon
McNess
Holloway
Paymyra
Buckingham & Holloway
Center Junction
H. E. Stingley
Prahm
China
Alven
F. D. Sutherland
Jerusalem
Center Junction Shipping Association
Carson's Hall
R. F. O’donnell
Eastern Iowa Livestock Marketing Association
I. W. Arthur
Department of Agriculture
Ames
Ernest Sieveka
Dean McDonald
Phyllis Robbie
Vera Moats
Hollyce Stingley
Pauline Serbousek
Pauline Wilcox
Roberta Livingstone
Maxine Butler
Joyce Preston
Hazel Burge
J. A. McDonald
E. F. Kleineck
Mary Leech
Baldwin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maquoketa
Betsy McNear
J. F. Livingstone
Mr. Leech
St. Louis
Laura Johnson
B. D. Heiken
Castle Grove
Dillon Story
Robert Livingstone
Irma Sanford
C. C. Livingstone
The
Shipping Association
Indianapolis
Junior Marolf
George Marolf
Junior
A. Marolf
Ben Marolf
Lee Marolf
Mason City
Frank H. Paul
Paul
Angie Livingstone
PF. H. Paul
Manchester
Oakland Cemetery
Nile Green
Stahlers
Princess Theater
International Harvester Co
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Reaper
Monticello, Iowa
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