Royal Neighbors install in Wyoming promoting new officers
Emma Siler installed as oracle at a Wyoming Royal Neighbors of America service. Laura Curry heads installations with ceremonial marshal Henrietta Boquist. new vice oracle Inez Countryman. officers including Elizabeth Alden recorder and Laura Curry receiver. Also two new members Ade and Roy Luke initiated into the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Siler
America
Laura Curry
Henrietta Boquist
Inez Countryman
Elizabeth Alden
Viola Demoss
Goldie Demoss
Lillian Roberts
Guardian
Pearl Rogers
Minnie Tasker
Stella Parr
Faith
Lavica Adams
Bertha Eye
Elsie Bramer
Hazel Mallicoat
Minnie Bencer
Order
Ade
Roy Luke
M. E. Miller
Noble Grand
Wyoming Lodge No
A. N. Reade
Howard Demoss
Walter Holub
Henry Fishwild
Lyle Tompkins
Alex Adams
J. S Parr
Inside Guardian
H. C. Weineke
Outside Guardian
Charles Rogers
W. E. Demoss
Ray Griswold
Henry Bramer
George Luke
W E. Demoss
E. E. Young
A N. Reade
F. J. Storm
Woromine Telephone Company
E C. Vaughn
C. F. Saxon
C. J. Inrwersé SaCretary
P. & Jamsn
I Vow Rear
E. C. Vauehn
Fraz Woodworth
WOON
George Nolan
Peter Eichhorn
Deaths and weddings in Hopkinton area events
Obituary notes Frank Paul dies in Des Moines with funeral in Hopkinton and burial to Manchester. Mrs Marie Gienappe dies at 105 in Earlville after broadcasting her long life. Regina Wilhelm and Herbert Ament wed at Wor t hington St Pauls Church. Local clubs report elections and meetings. Hopkinton teams post wins and losses in basketball.
Center Junction 4 H club adds three new members
Center Junction Madison's Merry Maidens 4 H club welcomed three new members Phiilis Robbie Hollyce Stingleys and Mildred Mead, bringing the group to nine. The meeting at leader Mrs Paul Smith included music memory contest plans and bread making talk with lunch served.
School speech contest honors awarded in 3 classes
In the oratorical class Defeat and Triumph was presented. Cecelia Ellington won the humorous class with Ma at the Basketball Game and Eleanor Marolf led the dramatic class with Fay's Foster Mother. Judge Mrs. Calotte of Upper Iowa University presided as 22 contestants competed with credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Ellington
Eleanor Marolf
Fay
Margaret Callette
Upper Iowa University
Amber Cooperative Shipping elects officers at annual meeting
The Amber cooperative elected Herman Folkers as president Philip Bailey reelected manager for the eleventh year and Car Eden reelected secretary with Geony Seehusen Henry Wehling George Rickels William Siebels and J S Johnson named to the board. Mary Van Slyke visited Viola. Roscoe Lincoln and son Lowell stayed with Mrs Lincoln in Maquoketa. many local neighbors attended church and social events across Amber and Anamosa during the weekend and early week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Cooperative Shipping Association
Herman Folkers
Philip Bailey
Car Eden
Geony Seehusen
Henry Wehling
George Rickels
William Siebels
J. 5. Johnson
Mary van Slyke
Viola
Charles Gray
Roscoe Lincoln
Lowell
Peter Lincoln
Maquoketa
Phil Daly
Elisabeth Robertson
Anamasa
Presbyterian Church Neighborhood Club
James Gray
A. Allison
Mary Elizabeth Gray
Reading
Delco Yount
Pearl Steinhook
Garret Steinhook
Near Onslow
Dora Holmes
John Higgins
Noonan
N. D
Jennie Belknap
Anamosa
Alfred Dierks
Mercy Hospital
Jackson Township
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Gertrude Porter
Amber
Lillian McDan
Amber Mutual Creamery
Amber Savings Bank
Otto Danneman
P. B. Daly
Leona G. Dress
J. H. Hagen
C. W. Eden
G. C. Preston
George Harms
New
Wayne Township
Antioch
Congregational Sunday School
Farm Bureau Training School
Jim Green
Hazel Bown
Iowa State College
Grover Preston
Leone
Will Preston
Center Junction
Ames Families Share News and Welcomes Across City
Onslow Walter Bradley stayed with his sister in law Mrs Francis Forehead and relatives in Ames before returning home to Plymouth. Pete and Mrs Schmalfeldt celebrate their first grandson Kenneth Pete born to daughter Anne Guld. George Sears Ruth and family visited Lyons with sister Mrs E J Cole. Harold Brown visited James Kennedy home in Cedar Rapids. Margaret Macauley of Lisbon spent weekend with James and Mrs Macauley. Carroll Bickford welcomed a baby son, second child after a girl. Dr C R Smith took son Paul to Cedar Rapids for medical advice on ongoing car trouble. Harold Overholt hosted 20 boys for games and lunch. Ladies Guild met at Mrs G C Flett with hostesses Mrs Flett, Mrs Leonard McKinstry, Mrs Duncan Wasson, and Mrs Lizzie Orr. President Mrs Henry Foon opened with scripture and prayer. The second division planned a Christmas sale and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bradley
Ames
Francis Forehead
Wayne Molesberry
George French
Plymouth
Pete Schmalfeldt
Kenneth Pete
Anne Guld
George Sears
Ruth
Lyons
Sears
E. J. Cole
Gertrude
Harold Brown
Cedar Rapids
James Kennedy
Margaret Macauley
Lisbon
James Macauley
Macauley
Carroll Bickford
C. R. Smith
Paul
Foster
Harold Overholt
Overholt
Ladies’ Guild
G. C. Filett
Flett
Leonard McKinstry
Duncan Wasson
Lizzie Orr
Henry Foon
Community Notes From Local Clubs And Obituary Update
The Altrurian club met with Mrs. Eva Beck. two new members joined and Mrs. Ruth Fayram attended as a guest. The Young Married People's bridge club dined with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hanwardson and played four tables of bridge. The town basketball team won at Monmouth Saturday night. Ethel Chase Bates of Cody Wyoming died after a long illness. she moved here years ago and leaves three daughters and siblings. Marie Paul, longtime local resident, died recently and funeral held near Wyoming. she was daughter of Sam Paul. Cal and Harry Chase noted. Mrs. Frank Larkey ill. a snowstorm disrupted weekend plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efor
GH Gueintk
Pam Lyre
Tom Sipopekeeens
C. H. Hanoid
Paul Leysen
Herbert Alden
Julian Day
Progressive Club
Belgium
Mary Clark
Maxine Stetzler
Ethel Pealer
Have Lawton
Germany
France
Amelia Shaffer
Brussels
Hawthorne Club
Marjorie Sheryl
Edison
Erna Holub
Dakota
Florida
Mildred Brow
Wil. Bassess
Alden
Webber
Wyoming
Anamen
Miss Webber
Paul
Marjorie
Emil Jansen
Jolly Circle
G. Franks
John Perrine
Monticello
F. L. Barrington
John Bramer
Hopkinton
Frank Paul
Des Moines
Frank H. Paul
Manchester
Presbyterian Church
A. F.& A.M. Indes
Hop-kinton
Marie Gienappe
Ben Kurth
Gienappe
Emppe
Earlville
Melchert of Ryan
Maquoketa Golf Club
Leo Sullivan
H. S. Pierce
Cho Club
B. M. Ferguson
Mackintosh
Presbyterian Church of
Maud Earhart
Charles Bates
W. S. Johnson
E. W. Roberts
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
J. D. MacAllister
Ernest Gearhart
Landers
H. M. Reeve
Wallace
L. M. Willard
Iowa City
Larkin
Donald Wil
Keokuk Power Dam
Ames
le Petved
Noiece
Thomas Carvan
A. Kt. Wheeless
Ivene
Rey Hy Automobile
C. R. Fetlran
Weoodsek
Fariville
M. E. Church
Maggie Davis
A. G. Hintth
Anamosa
Hopkinton Junior Cayers
Colesburg
Colesburg Consolidated High
Hopkinton High
Buck Creek Consolidated
Buck Creek
Lenox College
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Madison
Merry Maidens
Paul Smith
Phiilis Robbie
Hollyce Stingleys
Mildred Mead
Smith
Presbyterian Ladies
C. H. Nelson
C. C. Livingstone
Elmer Andrews
A. Alven
Lou Ahraken
Gene Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Abel
Martin Nowachek
Howard Leech
Center Junction
J. L. Serbousek
Alan Serbousek
E. F. Kleineck
W. W. Coder
Irene
McDonald Hospital
Ethel Bates
Cody
Wic
S. W. Clark
Harry Chase
Edgewood
Cal Chase
E. F. Burr
Castle Grove
Pauline
Caro
Eldon Burr
Olin
Sacred Heart
Ripperton
Baldwin
Morley
Stuart N. Smith
J. N. Smith
W. S. Leech
Eileen
Long Beach
Cali
J. F. Livingstone
R. Marshall
Central City
Lynn Bulgren
Carrie Preas
Troxie
John Alexander
Dean
Springville
Will Alexander
Sarah Canty
Rock Island
George McDonald
Dwaine Moses
Robert Serbousek
Cedar Rapids
Lyle
Lyman Thompson
F. L. Himebaugh
Will Leech
California
Pauline Burmeister
C. A. Burmeister
J. M. Moses
Max
J. L. Berbousek
Paul Paulsen, Jr
Ray Bohler
Monticello Independenta
House of David
Carl Kilson
Allison
Cliff McDonald
Floyd Chatterton
Harry Moore
Eva Beck
Edna Orr
Barnes
Owen Wister
Marvin Hanwardson
Monmouth
Ethel Chase Bates
Wyo
Will Clark
Joss
Bert Bates
Ethel
Cal
Frank Larkey
Marie Paul
Ludah Levsen
Marie
Mae Russell
Sam Paul
Bert Russell
Lee Paul
Virginia
Scotch Grove News Roundup From In And Around Town
Mrs. Espy of Indianapolis and daughter Blanche Chenoweth are wintering in Chicago with Chenoweth broadcasting lessons on WLS. Mr. and Mrs. Marxson and child drove from Texas for the illness of Tobias Rieken. Hans Lange’s sale drew a good crowd followed by a social gathering. Husman real estate move planned for March. Delegates represented Scotch Grove Farm Bureau and Women’s Community Club at Des Moines state convention and governor’s inaugural ball. Railroad timetable changes take effect to improve stock shipments. Rev A Alyea’s illness postponed services at Presbyterian church. Telephone line adjustments aim to lighten lines and improve service. Local social gatherings and visitors noted amid shifting weather and 6 to 8 inch wet snow. Temperatures mild today with sun forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Espy
Indianapolis
Ind
Scotch Grove
Center Junction
Blanche Chenoweth
Chicago
Child
Texas
A. H. Husman
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
Women’s Community Club
H. H. Carson
Esther Sinclair
Des Moines
Jones County
Anamosa
Wyoming
Rev
A. Alyeano
Presbyterian Church
G. J. Hughes
E. C. Hughes
M. M. Sinclair
D. O. Sinclair
B. Clark
Fritz Ladehoff
Ethel Courtney
Evelyn
Miriam
Eva Beals
Morrison Rites Held For Ellen Morrison In Key West
The funeral for Mrs Ellen Morrison nee Ellen OBrien born Aug 23 1859 Richland township Jones county was conducted from the home of her daughter Mrs James E Skahil at 9 AM Friday to St J Martins church with a requiem mass by Rev Thomas Rooney Interment followed at Key West with prayers at the graveside by Rev Father Miller She was married about 45 years ago to John B Morrison and left six children after predeceased by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Morrison
James E. Skahil
S J. Martin's Church
Thomas Rooney
Key West
Father Miller
Ellen O’brien
Morrison
Richland Township
Jones County
John and
Mary O'Brien
St. Martin's School
Johnb. Morrison
Cascade Pioneer editor ill after basketball game
The Cascade community learns of editor C D Baldwin's serious illness after a Tuesday return from a game. His daughter Miss Helen Baldwin travels from Cincinnati to his bedside as nurses attend him at home. Dr Beitenman reports slight improvement amid hundreds of get well messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Baldwin
Cascade Pioneer
Mr. Baldwin
Helen Baldwin
Cincinnati
M. E. Beitenman
Baldwin
Elizabeth Morrell
Ames
Farm Bureau
Archie Macomber
Cascade
Whitewater Township
W. A. Fairburn
Madeline Hoffman
James B. Becker
Jimmie
LeMars
Becker
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County Week Ending January 10
Deeds filed for record show Park Chamberlain guardian of Emil Origies heirs transferring lot 61 original Monticello to John Tapken for $171.43. Sheriff’s deed conveys sections in 16 and 12-29-30 totaling $43,724.36 to Iowa State Trust & Savings Bank and others. Bridget McDonell transfers multiple parcels in sections 25 9 16 17 totaling $440.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Park Chamberlain
Guardian
Emil Origies
John Tapken
Monticello
Iowa State Trust & Savings Bank of
Burlington
Anamosa National Bank
Sarah F. Dutton
Bridget McDonell
James McDonell
Prepare Hog and Poultry Houses for Winter Work
Iowa State College extension specialist W. D. Peterson urges farmers to prepare hog and poultry buildings this winter to avoid spring rush. Plans for movable and stationary hog houses, farrowing houses, and feeders are available from the Extension Service at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Peterson
Iowa State College
Douglas fir dominates half of US softwood supply
The statement notes that roughly fifty percent of the nation’s softwood timber is Douglas fir, highlighting its leading role in domestic lumber production and implications for forestry and industry demand.
Get a Piece of Land
Osceola Tribune extols Iowa farmland as foundational and vital, arguing land fuels prosperity and happiness and that farmland will rebound as surely as day follows night. The piece frames land ownership as essential and promises renewed value in farming property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Tribune
Iowa
Democrats Split Deepens as Raskob Dominates
The article argues Democrats face internal strife rivaling Republicans with Jeffersonian factions opposing Raskob who has made the party of the people into a largely one man affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Republican Party
Democrats
Raskob
Party of the People
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Monmocil Ugh School
Basketbal Vem
Wroning Bien
Wroming
Jed
Iowat
Mommodhn
Calif
Frank Livingstone
Louisa Bramer
Leona
Ben Fedderson
F. H. Koch
Louis Brammell
Preston
Brammelo
Jessie Koch
Circle of
Order of the Eastern Star
Mae Peck
James County
L. F. Kukkuck
Hayes Corn
Frank Story and
J. W. Livingstone
S. G. Thompson Monticello State Bank
Kean One
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
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