Jones County 4-H Girls State Convention and Wheat Association Notes
The Jones County 4-H 4-M Girls State Convention reports broad participation and strong leadership with 1621 enrollees this year and 730 delegates in club work. Jones County earned third in the music memory contest and second in the better groomed girl contest. Wheat Production Control Association reorganization at City Hall Wyoming elects Bailey president and details 1934 35 plans. Wheat program payments and three year parity contracts outlined with notices from Ames and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Jones Couty Wheat Production Control Association
Wyoming
William Bailey
Anamosa
Frank Walker
Carl Smith
R. M. Morse
Fred Fedderson
Clarence
Rank Benhart
Oxford Junction
Association
Wiliam
J. W. Merrill
Ames
Wheat Administration
Washington
Farmers pool to settle corn loans by shared payout
A group of farmers unable to pay full corn loans pooled funds to pay off one crib in full and then divided the corn among cash contributors. The plan avoids the need to unseal and reseal a crib where only a portion would be released.
Tru-Blu Club Meeting At Betty Dawes Home
The Tru-Blu club met at Betty Dawes's home on July 2 with seven members answering a roll call on Ready-made Garments. Erma Lincoln led a long business meeting and Mrs. Steele demonstrated sewing hooks snaps buttons and plackets. Velma Petersen reported Ames convention and Miss Houston the county nurse examined the girls for health. Elsa Peck scored highest in the group. Jacqueline Kinler served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Dawes
Ed Steele
Erma Lincoln
Steele
Velma Petersen
Miss Houston
Elsa Peck
Jacqueline Kinler
Sec
B. D. Heiken
J. N. Smith
J. R. McNeilly
Paul Gutknecht
Monticello
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Willis Martin
S. W. Clark
Rooble
J. B. Seehusen
William Rickels
Madison
Merry Maids
Lucile Livingstone
Paul Smith
Holace Stingley
Ames
Co. B. McKean
Nelle Davis
Anna French
Missouri
Homer Clark
Ohio
Virginia Barr
Wisconsin
Frank McKean
Baker
Minnesota
Clark McKean and Son
Canada
L. A. Driebelbis
Center Junction
Iowa City
Don Molin
Don
Chicago
Will Hughes
Council Bluffs
Hazel
Harriet Dickenson
Sabula
H. E. Stingley
Clara Moses
Julian Blake
Seattle
Moses
Dean McDonald
Ariel Romeck
Vera Moats
Himebaugh
Frank Himebaugh
Helen
Plank
Eugene Lewis
Pennsylvania
State Board of Review announces county releases and new corn hogs plan
Mr Boatman reports 90 counties released and typing their regular pay contracts. Nine counties remain in good shape. Final sign-up nearly 100 percent. R M Evans named state agent in charge of corn and hogs compliance, based in Ames. Extension Service to supervise training and coordinate with the state agent. local inspectors to be selected by county committees. Compliance work to start soon. AAA circular One Year of the AAA cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatman
State Board of Review
R. M. Evans
Ames
Extension Service
Iowa State College
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Emergency cattle disease drive under LaFollette amendment
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced emergency cattle disease control using 60 million dollars from the LaFollette amendment to the Jones Act. An initial 3 million funds Bangs disease control and tuberculosis testing has begun, with work by the Bureau of Animal Industry under USDA rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFolette
Bang
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bureau of Animal Industry
Secretary of Agriculture
Indemnity and salvage rules for cattle disease relief
Farmers eligible for cattle disease indemnity may also recover salvage value from slaughtered animals, with total payments not exceeding the appraised value. Rail freight reductions for drought area livestock and feed extend to August 4, authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The county agent holds forms for 10 percent hay and 8 1 3 percent grain assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Summer seeding clover and alfalfa urged by Iowa experts
Prof H D Hughes of Iowa State College notes summer seeding of sweet clover and other clovers can yield results similar to spring sowing, with August midpoints preferred for red clover and moisture driving success. He cites Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station trials and farmer plantings, stressing clean ground, absence of a nurse crop, and weed control advantages. The article also discusses the USDA Agricultural Adjustment Program and rapid handling of Corn-Hog contracts, highlighting a 40 000 contracts per day capacity and common errors in signatures and Table 5 calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hughes
Iowa State College Farm Crops and Soils Department
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Cascade St Martin alumni card party hosts and prizes
Miss Esther Kremer hosted St Martin’s alumni for a Tuesday card party in the school auditorium with Inbridge and euchre prizes awarded to Mrs H Curne Mrs John Becker Mrs D Lamont and Miss Mary Kenny. William Francis Rink infant son of Mr and Mrs Wm Rink died at John McDonald hospital Monticello after eleven weeks illness. Funeral at St Mary’s Cascade with Rev J B Albers and burial at Cascade Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kremer
St. Martin’s
Inbridge
H. Curne
John Becker
Euchre
D. Lamont
Mary Kenny
Wm. Rink
William Francis
John McDonald Hospital
Monticello
William Francis Rink
St. Mary’s Church
Cascade Catholic
J. B. Albers
H. N. Ginter
Norbert Sauser
John
Hopkinton Weddings and Local Notices In July
A July 3 1934 wedding at the H B Reth home near Delhi united Velma Hansen and Herman Reth with Rev Wm S Schrieber officiating. The event featured pink white decor and a reception attended by over 60 relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Reth
Delhi
Velma Hansen
Herman Reth
Wm. S. Schrieber
Portia Main
Faculty
Riceville
Toulon
Ill
Miss Main
Catherine Thompson
Joyce Preston
Hopkinton
J. R. Kirkwood
G. G. Brown
Virginia Anne
Chicago
Frances Laughlin
Laughlin
Harold Hawn
William B. Guthrie
Randall Bradle
Donald
Eleanor MacDonald
Robert Gearhart
Lorena Martin
Lucille Nash
Francis Donahue
Robert Smith
William Guthrie
J. M. Bacon
Bacon
J. C. French
French
Ladies Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Kate Smith
Marshall Neil
P. R. Wheeless
Nancy King
Ermina Dunlap
Letha Cox
Elkader
A. B. Soule
Wild Rose
Wis
McAllisters Visit Chicago in Mrs Reeders Home
iM Mr and Mrs J D McAllister and daughter Betty stay with their daughter Mrs Howard Reeder in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Russell Lux visited the World's Fair last week. Mrs E J Henchelin and daughter of Dubuque visit aunt Mrs Ella Dillion last Wednesday. Miss La Verne Gearhart went to St Louis to visit friends for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Lane
A. L. Morsrison
T. E. Keaveny
Mary Jo
Claribelle
Georgia Fall
New Monte Theatre
Monticello
Murs
Bessie McClain
Cyril
Irene Houser
Minneapolis
Minn
J. H. Weber
Jack Ryan
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Walsh
Marion Kennedy
Marc Kennedy
Joseph
Daniel Cooper
Chicago
Argo
Ill
Cascade
Joseph G. Rogers
Randolph
Nebr
Hartington
Joe
Mary
George Rogers
Columbia College
Dubuque
University of Iowa
Clarence E. Haley
F. Cooper
Melissa Cooper
Davenport
P. J. Nelson
Delbert Spellman
J. H. Devaney
Imelda
Knights of Columbus
A. Cover
Anamosa
Milton Dolphin
Mercy Hospital
Elizabeth
Virginia Becker
J. B. Becker
Rath Packing Co
Waterloo
Virginia
F. Roache
Freeport
B. G. Curley
Martina
Lawless Bros
Temple Hill
Joe Wintz
Iowa University
Wintz
W. S. Pangburn
Paul Smith
Iowa City
Robert Larsen
Eleanor Marclf
Hopkinton
Dorothy Driebelbis
Holyce Stingley
Leroy Dirks
Ariel Romick
Dodgeville
Wis
Romick
Ruth Romick
R. N
Bert Page
Waucoma
Arch Bieber
O. C. Watson
C. H. Nelson
Irving Eller
C. C. Livingstone
Lorraine Seehusen
Wyoming
Thelma Husman
Vivienne Anderson
Rock Island
Husman
John Alexander
Springville
J. F. Livingstone
Will Alexander
Kent Moats
Lester Rickels
Prairieburg
Vincent Holub
Emma Hughes
Clara Moses
Harry Gaase
Eileen
Emogne and
Holyce
Maxine Chase
R. W. Brady
Martele
V. Lawrence
Id Holub
Joe Holub
Iire
Leroy Drks
Kermit
H. E. Stingley
Irving Eiler
Henry Eiler
Satur
W. Clik
Holyce Chase
C. B. MckKeun
Howard Porter
Roma Lee
Paul Gienapp
B. D. Helken
Marvin Seehusen
Viola
J. B. Seehusen
Marie Serbousek
Mildred Walrod
Delmar
Rieke Rohwedder
N. C. Holst
Olin
O. O. Watson
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
Baldwich
Luella Seehusen
Stanley
C. F. McDonald
Cliff McDonald
J. C. French
Harlan Williamson
Ralph Milroy
Manchester
E. V. Laughlin
Frances Laughlin
Lucille Nash
Eleanor MacDonald
Frances Donahue
Bixbys’ Park
Swan Moline
Iris
Iris King
Ernie Saunders
Donald Moline
Daron
Elsie
Ermina Dunlap
Ethel Morton
Sioux Falls
Earl Winners
Ottumwa
James Johnston
Peter Guthrie
Ruth Herrington
Court House
Edwin Egger
Bobby
St. Louis
Dean Morton
Dickey
Des Moines
Zada Reeve Millikan
Brooklyn
N. Y
F. C. Reeve
Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Leo Sullivan
Ind
J. D. McAllister
Betty
Howard Reeder
Russell Lux
E. J. Henchelin
Ella Dillion
la Verne Gearhart
Herbert McCullough
Letitia
Lois
Marjorie
Barbara Jean
Missouri
Ella Watt
McCullough
Ladies Aid Society
Cass Church
Henry Uhr and
Lyle
John Walters
Joe Walters
Harold Deischer
Lyle Clark
Allan Fairbanks
Arthur Fairbanks
Bradley Davis
Herman Stoddard
Ione Reid
Henry Poppe
John H. Kray
Gerhard Brockhohn
Ella Connolly
la Crosse
Henry Stalken
Miss Connolly
Brockhohn
Stulken
Marie
John Mayberry
Dale
Edwin Taylor
Dean
Wilma Mae
Columbus Junction
Henry Uhr
Ernest Clough
Marion
Lester Fairbanks
Fred Poppe
Near Langworthy
Earl Benedict
East Cass Residents Welcome Visiting relatives and locals attend church event
East Cass Township hosts visits from Herbert McCullough and family of St. Louis with plans for a longer stay. Albert Fairbanks improves slowly from flu as many neighbors gather for social events and family dinners across Cass county.
Sunday Socials Paint Morley And Monticello Inquiries
A long list of visitors from Morley Cass Monticello Anamosa and Castle Grove gathered for a Benedict home visit and a state park band concert near Anamosa while John H Kray returns from Iowa City hospital and faces weeks in bed. Also notes a coffee stain remedy and cites 1933 US fatal accidents totaling 89500 with 30500 motor deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Darrow
Mabel
Esther
Russell
Adelaide Darrow
Richard Darrow
Near Morley
Grace Benedict
Gay McConaughy
Dale
Kenneth
Benedict
Heinrich Prull
Eilert
Laura
Freda
Cass
Dell McVay
Harold
Marian
Henry Peters
William
Edna
Ray
Monticello
Louis Tappen
Marvin
Bertha
Anamosa
State Park
George Dirks
Castle Grove
Carl Brockhohn
Lawrence
John Broken
John H. Kray
Iowa City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Tru-Blu Club
Chester C. Davis
Mr. Davis
Edmond Powers
Boone
A. E. Powers
F. P. Kremer
Grim Reaper
Death
Jacob Quint
Amanda Marbach
Worthington
Nicholas Marbach
St. Paul's School
St. Paul's Church
J. Schoeimoeller
Herbert
Alfred
Rose Marie
Raymond
Joseph Marbach
Paul Lehman
Marie Marbach
Andy
Matt
France
St. Marys Church
St. Paul
J. Schoelmoeller
Quint
Tommy Glynn
Detroit
Sally Glynn
Mesdames
George Wassenar
C. C. Hotchkiss
Louis Dandl
Ray Dandle
Stanley Wassenar
Gerald Hotchkiss
P. J. Conlin
Ivan Dahlem
Visitation Convent
Sister Petronella Cor‘bin
Petronella
St. Annes Hospital
Marion Glynn
Mike McDermott
Wilson McDermott
Eileen McDermott
James Phelan
Marshal Green
Green
Charles Spellman
Urban
Red" Faber
Margaret Faber
Annabelle
Lulu Mae Faber
St. Martins Rosary Society Club
St. Martins Church
Melissa Glynn
Pauline Prahm
Camp Hiaga
Troy Mills
Peter Prahm
Wilma Holub
East
Cass Township
Lux
Skelley
Variety Store
Ida Fairbanks
Will First Home
United States
Meyers & Frink Stock Yards
Lisbon, Ia
Theatre
Ken Maynard
Yovely ¢ Neig
and Gracis Allen
Paramount Pieters
Paramount News
British Guiana
Don Young