Jones County Farm Bureau activities span county program
Jones County Farm Bureau reports diverse programs in Anamosa and Monticello. Events included a colonial tea with 175 women, weed eradication discussions, and plans for 1936 nutrition projects plus county weed law updates.
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Benton County
Farm Bureau
Vinton
Jones County
Women's Division
The
Harold Hartman
Martelle
Ray Embree
Rome Township
Lioyd Robertson
Annamosa
Tone Koppenhaver
Fairview Township
Philomene Corwin
Warden
W. H. Fraser
Anamosa
Jones County Farm Bureau
County Home Project
S. M. Hosford
Monticello
Rural electrification plans and contracts update
The article outlines seven investigation steps for rural electrification projects including surveys and cost estimates. It notes a reloan concept with a 20 year term and low interest, plus local planning and rate considerations. It also reports Des Moines and Washington audits of 927 Jones contracts and a second shipment of 162 contracts July 12.
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Towa
Frank Paine
Towa State College
Washington
Paine
Electrification Administration
Paine Oatnes
State Planning Board
L. T. Lorenzen
County Corn-Hog Control Association
Jones
Des Moines
Funeral services held for Stephen De Shaw 82 Hopkinton
Stephen DeShaw 82 died in Hopkinton and funeral rites were conducted at his residence with Rev. David de Best presiding. Burial followed in Hopkinton cemetery. Survivors include two grandchildren and a host of relatives. He was a longtime member and elder of the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen DeShaw
David de Best
Hopkinton Cemetery
B. M. Ferguson
W. P. Lord
B. W. Humphrey
Hugh McGinds
Marshall Neil
A. W. McDonald
Frank
Mary DeShaw
Messina
St. Lawrence County
New York
Franklin
Manchester
Elmer E
Ball Club
Minnesota
Henry
Gilbert
Alma
Owen Farley
Addie
Canada
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Sand Spring
Mr. De-Shaw
Elzina M. Dighton
Hopkinton
Miner
Steven Gilbert
DeShaw
Steven
First Presbyterian Church of
Aena
Jury
William Clarke
Katharine Fizina
Elmer
Hopkintoan
DeShas
Surcehard
Martin
Milo Jehmston
Iaticus
Jows Cyr
Beth McGlade
Sterling
Kansas
Sterling College
Miss McGlade
T. J. Joseph
Rochester
Mary Martha de Best
Norma
Mary Stock
Phyllis Marolf
Waveney Larkins
Lillian Lamont
Lois Marolf
Mary Cline
Hilabeth Reeve
Kathryn Kirkwood
Presbyterian
Ione Reid
Local notes include travels, visitors, and civic plans
Rev and Mrs F E Allen and daughters Grace and Margery travel to Winnipeg for four weeks. Leo Sullivan family visits Chicago. Wheeless picnic at Luxgrove. Monticello Park picnic planned by Bethany and Gibraltar classes. Town observes a funeral in Hopkinton for Stephen DeShaw. Hopkinton to vote July 23 on a municipal light and power plant.
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Davenport
F. E. Allen
Grace
Margery
Winipeg
Canada
Leo Sullivan
Chicago
Wheeless
Luxgrove
Phelps
Mount Pleasant
Russell Kirkwood
Cascade
J. D. MacAllister
David H. Johnston
University of Town
Phi Delta Kappa
Paul Johnston
Alice Johnston
Johnston
Grimes
Robert E. Ihms
B. W. Humphrey
Hilmer General
Delaware
Earl DeShaw
Monticello
Hopkinton
Stephen DeShaw
DeShaw
Maurice Farley
Sioux City
Green
Vail
Lyda Dighton
Whittier
Frank DeShaw
Manchester
Driscoll
Bradford
Ilinois
Mary LeClerc
Dorothy
Anna Johnston
Alice Feldmann
Myra Joseph
B. M. Ferguson
Strawberry Point
Wyoming 4-H Club hosts breakfast and club notes
Shelled in Wyoming last Tuesday a 4-H Happy Hour club breakfast welcomed 34 guests at Roy Bender home with Madonna lilies in bowls and yellow daisies. The article lists members and attendees, plus numerous social visits and club activities across the area.
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Lee Sherrill
Chicago
St. Charles
Inllinois
Walter Holub
Wyoming
Happy Hour
4-H Club
Roy Bender
Eleanor Herzberger
Mary Louise Willman
Floreine Herzberger
Alabama
Jean Roush
Happy Hour Girls
Anita Garside
Betty Fishwild
Eleanor
Eleanor Close
Lillian Kuoba
Jean Hutman
Donna Waggy
Margaret Luke
R. H. Spence
Helen
Painesville
Ohio
John Brown
W. J. Beckett
John
DeWitt
Tasker Henderson
Jesa Moines
Franks
the Hermitage
Gming
Een Petersen
Clinton Vine
Wilbur CC
T. T
W Atarse
Will McKee
Willis Glassgow
Shenandoah
J. A. Hoegen
Glassgow
Page County
Josephine Noyes
Washington, D. C
S. G. Franks
Everready Club
Harry Manuel
Winfield Matheny
Kansas City
Missouri
M.s. W. B. Brown
Frank Smith
Mason City
Gertrude Hutchins
Barbara Huggans
Bettendorf
Margaret Collier
Masonic Sanitarium
St. Donatus
Duane Platner
Charles Marshall
Small Wo
Onslow Social News and Nearby Trips
Onslow families visit Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Chicago as relatives host gatherings. Local events include Presbyterian Guild meetings colonial tea guests from Sumner and Chicago and weekend outings to Monticello for a horse breeders picnic. Anamosa Bible school closes with a lawn picnic and a church program. Onslow opera house undergoes stucco removal and new siding repairs. Local residents shop in Monticello and attend society events hosted by the Onslow club.
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Albia
Des Moines
Hattie Myers
A. First
Wyoming
J. A. Hoegen
Acton Willman
Kyle Poole
Lillian Roberts
Guardian
Jennie Miller
Pearl Rogers
Bessie Sage
Forrestville
New York
Fred Bramer
Ben Warren
Onslow
Grace Weller
Everett Vrooman
Henry Broderson
Leon Coleman
Henry Stewart
Prophetstown
Illinois
H. W. Lindsey
T. E. Lindsey
Cedar Rapids
J. S. Parr
Earl Daniels
Mason
C. W. Mallicoat
C. H. Rogers
Rebekah Association
Jackson County
Miles
Epworth League
Clear Lake Institute
George Ireland
Business Men's Association
Luther League
Alberta Reimer
Elda Brunscheen
Eleanor Herzberger
Floreine Herzberger
L. B. McKinstry
Mary Ellen
Lee Hanson
Alburnett
Notbohn
Louise Kruger
Toronto
Alice Overholt
William Fletcher
Lottie Neelan
Maquoketa
Neelan
W. H. Orr
Clinton
Margaret Lozier
Gilman
Siler
Jane Hanna
J. G. Michaels
Velma Nielsen
Clemens
Stuart Beck
CCC
Preston
Onslow Diamond
C. R. Smith
S. G. Hutton
Wellsville
Ohio
Vera Paul
Chicago
Northwestern University
Edward Harms
Dolores
Monticello
Carl Hutton
W. J. Kennedy
B. W. Streeper
W. A. Hicks
Holbert Horse Breeders
Gus von Sprecken
Onslow Club
Castle Grove Notes and Local Events Roundup
Castle Grove hosts guests and community updates including visits by Cedar Rapids clergy, alfalfa losses from wet weather, a cream separator house completion, and a kittenball game where Castle Grove Panthers beat Frog Hollow 13 to 12 in extra innings. The fourth brought travel to Marion and Monticello, with various local residents mentioned. A fire destroyed machine and wood houses on the Joseph T. Kula farm, with insured loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Kehoe
Howard McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
W. D. McLaughlin
S. R. Ferguson
Thomas Scotton
Alva Stadtmueller
Thomas D. Fleming
Ryan
Castle Grove
Frog Hollow
Monticello
Monte
Mabel Kehoe
J. L. Appleby
A. Ray Fairbanks
Anamosa i
Farm Bureau
G. Mardoff
Amber
Minnie Ricklefs
Joseph T. Kula
Cass
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
G. Ehls
William
Clinton
Irma Boots
Monticello Dam Picnic Marks Behrends Birthday
Social notes report a Cedar Rapids Behrends celebration for Alcorns 66th birthday with a Monticello dam picnic. Des Moines visitor Mrs Art Olsen stays with Charles Martin family. Guttenberg hosts B W Cox home visit as the Blaker family welcomes a son named Larry Grant.
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W. H. Behrends
Brondel
Cedar Rapids
Alcorn
Monticello
Art Olsen
Des Moines
Charles Martin
E. H. Cox
Bertha Baxter
B. W. Cox
Guttenberg
John Blaker
Larry Grant
John Wright
Sunday and Monday Visits Around Local Homes
Social rounds report numerous visitors and guests at farms and town homes including Scotch Grove at the Johnson residence and families from Deer Grove Dyersville Center Junction and Hopkinton. The list notes residents such as Fred Heeren Dickie Cox Everett Winters and others visiting local households over the weekend and weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Johnson
Fred Heeren
Deer Grove
Illinois
Lester Martin
Ryan
Dave Wilson
Herbert Cox
Dickie
Leta Cox
Center Junction
H. Cox
Everett Winters
Chicago
Henry Adams
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N. May Larson
Town State College, Extension Service
Court House
Duke Layton
Town State College
Board of Supervisors
William McArthur
McArthur
Leroy Dirks
R. L. McElhinney
Tama County
Mr. McElhinney
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Carl A. Oldson
Iowa Beef Producers’ Association
Ames
mM"bert Grafft
Jackson Township
Richard Eichhorn
Wyroming Township
Oldson
Paul Allen
Amamosa
Cecil Gongwer
Delbert Grafft
Leo Wagg
Behrends
Presbyterian Church
William Conley
Dyersville
Clement
Watson Gull
Colesburg
Peter Peutz
Carl Quint
Worthington
Bertha Landolt
Dubuque
Pr. Landt
Lyda Martin
Hillside
John Sudmelter
Henry Becker
Joe Moorman
Frank Burkle
Ellen Reed
Will
Mary McGlade
Ford
Fred Waring
Danotek Oe A
Secessory
U.C.C
Ford Finance Plus
Madsen Motor Company
Monticello, Iowa
Taco MidWay
Cope