Worthy Advisor Installed in Mont cello Assembly No 36
Judy Hargrave was installed as Worthy Advisor of Montello Assembly No 36 Rainbow for Girls on a Sunday ceremony at the Masonry Temple. The report lists council officers, choir members and outgoing officers with names including Judy Podhaski Janet Nickel Mary Fulen Steiner and Carol Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jands Hargrave
Montcello
Order of Rainbow
Judy Ff
Pemple
Hargrave
Mroo
Mee
Gier Hargrave
Nance Migee
Totes A
Rocean Dias Ae
Wisithy Pate Adasen
Judy Podbaski
Stary Stein En Hope
Sharon Kreese
Vernon
Ben Chaplain
J Pinine
Judy Hotlars
Mary Ann Buel
Judy Eder
Sandra Harford
Diane Wilkinton
Jeryl Goettsch
Phyllis Dresser
Marilyn Bright
Judy Sutherland
Janice Reyner
Mary Caren Paulsen
Carol Aldrich
Joan Suter
Sharon Read
Julie DeShaw
Linda Hargrave
Judy Podhaski
Janet Nickel Faith
Mary Fulen Steiner
Sandra Sands
Earl DeShaw
4-H Camp STE Delegates Named From Jones County
The daughters and sons of local families will attend the State 4-H Conservation Camp at the State 1H Camping Center in Proone County in July 1923. Mies fokman and Mackey represent Jones County 4-H mem bers of Gus annual camp Mass Cole. The article notes active 4-H participation in the Hee Wapsie Wanderers and Olin Hawkeyes clubs. One hundred delegates from town counties are expected at the camp to learn conservation skills for home and county extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Ivin Coleman
Donald Mackey
Howard Mackey
Hin
State of Conservation
Proone County
Mies Fokman
Mackey
Jones County
4-H
Gus
Mass Cole
Hee Wapsie Wanderers
Olin Hawkeyes
Dany
Cvap
Jones County Tax Roll Shows 160 Acre Loss in 1953
The 1953 abstract of assessments reports a 160 acre decrease in agricultural land in Jones County due to road needs. As of Jan 1 1954 ecocultural lands for tax purposes stood at 9097 88 with average land value $40.89 and total taxable value 4396863.0. Residential and business properties in Monticello and Anamosa are detailed, with farm machinery, personal property, and livestock values across townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Lorenzen
Szlaogt
Averalls
Richland
Rome
Scotch Grove
Washington
Monticello
Anamosa ST
Wyoming
Oxford Junction
Olin
Anamosa
Langworthy
Amber
Rome Township
Selzot
Castle Grove
Cass Township
County Totals Show Agricultural and Real Estate Valuations
Totals Jones county list real estate valued at 26428272 with Anamosa leading towns at 2305972 and Monticello at 2241568. Livestock values reach 2910164. personal property 6492679, Monticello 549114 Anamosa 448659. Moneys land credits total 3484920. Monticello 800930 Anamosa 603960. Bank stock totals 1857614 with Monticello 1171529 Anamosa 275801. Abstr t approved in Des Moines with no adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Anamosa
Lorenzen
Des Moines
Jean Himebaugh Visits Dubuque Parents
Jean Himebaugh of Dubuque spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Himebaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Himebaugh
Dubuque
Mrs
Carl Himebaugh
McNeillys Visit Aunt and Uncle in Iowa
Mike and Pat McNeilly of Oelwein spent last week visiting their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Pat McNeilly
Oelwein
Charles Luett
Dubuque Guests Visit Cedar Rapids Callers
Mr and Mrs Raymond Staner and family of Dubuque were Thursday guests at the Frank Locher home. Mr and Mrs Frank Locher were business callers in Cedar Rapids on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Staner
Dubuque
Frank Locher
Cedar Rapids
Hearn Family Celebrates Fourth of July in Augusta
Mr and Mrs Ray Hearn spent the weekend with their son Clarence Hearn and family in Augusta Wisconsin during the Fourth of July holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rahe
Marion
Jim Callahan
Bernard
Clarence Strang
Ray Hearn
Clarence Hearn
Augusta
Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linda Hargrayve
Carol Coleman
Boosens
Samosa
Oran Homing
Greenfield
Clay Township
Hale
I Tee
Morley Olin
Weathen
Onslow
West Cascade
Sally Hoffman
Hans Hoffman
Barbara Hoffman
Independence
Bill Himebaugh
Cuckler
Cockler
Frank Williams
Monticello, Iowa
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