Campers head to Eby's Mill for a weeklong stay
Center Junction reports gulls from The Deseca Camp traveling to Eby's Mill Sunday to camp at EY Clark cottage. Miss Wilma Wilkeax and Mrs Laura Sinclair will coach swimming. List of attendees includes Marie Serbousck Pauline Wilcox Pauline Serbousck Eloise Sutherland Catherine Thompson Joyce Preston Kathryn Peters from Washington DC Carl Schultz Donald Nice of Taylor Ridge TV guests at Gert Antons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deseca
Eby'’s Mill
EY Clark
Wilma Wilkeax
Laura Sinclair
Marie Serbousck
Pauline Wilcox
Pauline Serbousck
Eloise Sutherland
Catherine Thompson
Joyce Preston
Kathryn Peters
Washington, D. C
Carl Schultz
Donald Nice
Taylor Ridge
Gert. Antons
Roy Markham
Walla Walla
Washington
J. F. Livingstone
Markham
Chris Levien
McDonald Hospital
Gllda Shipley
O. O. Watson
Montevideo
Minnesota
F. L. Himebaugh
Helen
Cedar Rapids
Peter Jakelin
Springville
John Alexander
Leroy Wallace
Council Bluffs
J. B. Moore
Charles Moses
H. &. Stingley
Wallace
Non- Pannel
C. C. Livingstone
Roberta
Wanda
Forrest Hutton
Hopkinton
G. Thompson
Max Wortman
Anamosa
Paul Paulsen, Jr
May Himebaugh
Co. B. Carson
A. Alyea
J. W. Livingstone
R. D. Sanford
Geo. D. McDonald
Ellen
Omaha
Andrew McDonald
Andra Lee
J. N. Smith
A. G. Smith
Wynona Kleineck
Pauline Prahm
Camp Stoney Ridge
Carl Harms
Ella Larkins
Gert Antons
C. H. Nelson
Harold Fox
Davenport
Belle Fox
William Seehusen
Pauline Burmeister
Ana Mosa
Melville Brown
Clarence
Edward Bethurum
Dudley Dean
Tlinois
Frank Krobe
Eby
E. F. Kleineck
Martha
Kleineck
Scott McDonald
Don
Maquoketa
A. C. Welch
Northwestern Depot
Marshalltown
Welch
Nashville
Peter Prahm
Nelson Holm
Straka
Oxford Jet
R. N. Kleineck
S. L. Davis
Mary Ellen McDonald
Wyoming
Fred Preas
Rochester
N. Y
S. G. Thompson's
R. J. Moncrief
Thompson Machine
Hanson Bros
T. R. Bohlken
Bob Kieieck
John Martens
Strong's
Farmer’s Co-operative Creamery Co
Alfred Johnson
Northwood
Johnson
D. L. Young
Viola
California
Betty Young
Ruth Young
Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Mt. Pleasant
Galesburg
Harvey Young
Irma Sanford
Earl Griffith
Scattered Community News From Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove notes report travels of the Rickels family to Montana with stops in Rockwell City Nebraska and Colorado. Cedar Rapids visitors, local illnesses, farm weather, threshing activity, and schoolhouse upkeep populate this week’s town summary including a parish meeting notice and a threshing accident with no injuries.
Community Notices From River Gatherings To Vacation Schedule
Meeting at Mark cottage with Mrs F Se Mrs L Se Mrs W S Eby and Mrs M Sinclair listed. No Presbyterian church services for four Sundays in August during Rev A Alyon vacation. Loomis family plus Eileen joined Garth family near Dubuque for birth anniversary. Ice cream social at Sunderland home drawn large Center Junction turnout. Sunbeam Mission Band to shift its summer social to the winter holiday vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Cottage
L. Se
W. S. Eby
M. Sinclair
Presbyterian Church
A. Alyon
H. A. Loomis
Eileen
Garth
Dubuque
Loomis
Aidlee
Sutherland
Center Junction
Aid
Sunbeam Mission Band
Threshing Outfit Engine Explodes North of Onslow
The front end of Horton and Wherry threshing engine exploded during a job for Wilfred Wherry on the Ward Hicks farm north of Onslow. No injuries occurred though fire reached the straw stack destroying it. The separator was moved aside by a tractor. repairs are planned so the machine can be used again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton and Wherry Threshing
Wilfred Wherry
Ward Hicks
Onslow
Clay Township Threshing Co
Ernest Horton
B. L. Wherry
Paul Maple
Paul, Jr
Lewis
James
Benson
Detroit
Mich
Maple
Kate Maple
Oakland Automobile Factory
Tom Garnett
John Star
Topeka
Kan
Mr. Garnett
A. A. Garnett
Niles
Gertrude Sears
Ruth McMaster
Cedar Rapids
Reide
Anamosa
Roy Bullock
Elva Hall
Dillon
Henry Koon
Cecil
Tressa Uttley
Marion
Mary Ruth Kirschman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Uttley
Gail Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
Hal Smith
Smith Miller
B. W. Streeper
Des Moines
Elwood
Lizzie Orr
Alvina Paulsen
Martha Easler
Ruth Sears
Will First
Monticello
Cass
Dick White
Scotch Grove
South Mineral Cemetery
Genevieve
George Overholt
Dillon Stickley
Iowa City
Farewell Picnic Honors Ringstmeyer Otton at Amber Park
Amber sixty five relatives and friends gathered at the State Park in Anamosa for a farewell picnic honoring Mr and Mrs Henry Ringstmeyer and Marie Otten who left for Chicago after several weeks nearby. Close relatives include the Otten and Englehart families. Ed Fadley of Monticello and family joined the Michaels at Muscatine then joined the Ringstmeyers. The Danneman family plan a six week California vacation visiting Herman Danneman and other relatives en route. Sister Latina and Sister Elizabeth of Clinton were dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Park
Anamosa
Henry Ringstmeyer
Marie Otten
Chicago
Otten
Englehart
Ed. Fadley
Monticello
Charles Michaels
Micheals
Muscatine
Otto Danneman
Auto
California
Danneman
Herman Danneman
Amber
Nebraska
Latina
Elizabeth
Fof Clinton
Community Notices From Black Oak Area Gatherings
A long list of local visits and family events described includes Mr. and Mrs. Phil Daly, the Englehart and Dress families, and others visiting Cedar Rapids Clinton Monticello and nearby towns. A baby girl born last Saturday July 26 to Engwart Willms joins two children in the family. Several visits to and from Otten, Huseman, Dress, Robertson, and Van Slyke households are noted along with threshing starting on Will Cook’s farm and a widespread rainfall appreciated by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Daly
Ed Englehart
Lucile
Bernell Dress
Cedar Rapids
Engwart Willms
W. R. Zimmerman
William Jensen
Henry Tobiason
Clinton
Ed Carlson
Harriet Rohn
Monticello
Black Oak School
Jack Huseman
George Herron
Henry Schaffer
Scotch Grove
Otto Otten
Will Fehr
Carl Huseman
Louie Helgens
Alva Gerdes
Ben Huseman
Pete Robertson
Anamosa
Eugene Bailey
Ethel Gene
Lloyd Robertson
Galen
State Park
Barney Dress
Evelyn Englehart
Cletus Boland
Paul Springer
Ed Duncan
Reuben Dress
Charles Gray
Black Oak
Will Cook
George Stutt
Will Rickels
Lisbon
Wayne and
Jackson
Local Social News and Butterfat Winners Report
Mrs. W. H. Behrends hosted guests in honor of her sister Mrs. Charles Moore with a long list of attendees. Drily noted are vacation visits by Lou Lysland and Chester Shaffer from Waterville Iowa and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Edward Cox. The Farmers Mutual Creamery at Sand Spring paid 36 cents per pound of butterfat for June with nine patrons sharing $200 apiece. top producers included James Littlefield and P. J. Kurt among others. A storm casualty felled a valuable team owned by Mrs. Margaret Murray when struck by lightning Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Behrends
Charles Moore
Roy Chaplin
Fred Egger
J. L. Batchelder
O. Slauson
Lillian
Betty
Ed Foss
Dave Wilson
Lou King
Stanley Bright
Cap Arduser
Henry Adams
George Gadient
Dorothy Nosal
Helen Benko
Fred Eggers
Sylvia Gaston
C. C
P. J. Kurt
Henry Becker
Trenkamp Bros
Joe Miller
Weber & Gestel
Raymond White
Sauson & Slauson
Baum & Stimson
Margaret Murray
Moonlight Heat Loss Observed With Pyrheliometer
A pyrheliometer records a heat drop during a lunar eclipse, suggesting the moon steals some heat from the earth as it crosses between sun and planet. This observational note links eclipse timing to slight thermal change.
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County Week Ending May 24 1930
Deeds filed for record in Jones county for week ending May 24 1930 show William Cripps to Clarissa Dripps for Lot 6 in Peter’s subdivision of W% Lot 4 J H Fisher’s addition Anamosa for 1.00 dated May 21 1930. Peter Trotter to George Dorsey includes sections 29 85 3 totaling 120 acres for 1.00 dated May 21 1930. Sheriff’s deed by Jones county to Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co covers parts of Sec 9 8 and Lot 1 in Sec 16 83 2 totaling 21600 dated May 8 1930. Deeds filed week ending May 31 show M R McCoy Trustee to L A Andrew receiver of Farmers Savings Bank of Colo Iowa for NW SE and S SW Sec 23 and other fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesste
William Cripps
Clarissa E. Dripps Warr
Peter
J. H. Fisher
Anamosa
Peter Trotter
George Dorsey Q. C
Jones County
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
Jones Pubes
M. R. McCoy
L. A. Andrew
Farmer’s Savings Bank of
Colo
Iowa
Castle Grove Farm Bureau meets despite heat and busy farm work
The Castle Grove Farm Bureau held its regular meeting last Friday evening with light attendance due to hot weather. 4-H girls Frieda Balster and Leona Behrends demonstrated fruit salads while E F Burr discussed fire hazards and C A McLaughlin read a Bureau Farmer article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Frieda Mbalster
Leona Sbehrends
E. F. Burr
C. A. McLaughlin
Bureau
Farmers Mutual Insurance Assoc
John E. Doyle
Petersen & Delay
Here
Mr. Holub
Leo Wilcox
W. L. Himes
Central City
LeClerc
Coggon
Mona Lightfoot
Monticello
Gladys Hosford
Hosford
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Herman Hahn
John Locher
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Velma Che
Camp Fire
Delhi
Will Hiller
Rev. G. Wolfe
Spragueville
M. Hosford
Lyle and
Clarence
Claude Mason
John van Buren
Union Township
Social visits across Marion Cascade and surrounding towns
Sand Spring resident Sand Spring Tona Mae Bohlken spent a week at the J. L. Batchelder home. Visitors included Catherine Clement and others at various local homes. Casded lists Henry Welter, Lizzie Bohlken, Mary Knapp, and Faye Kauffman visiting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tona Mae Bohlken
Fritz Bohlken
Marion
J. L. Batchelder
Catherine
Mary
Anna
Marcella
Matt Clement
LeRoy Swartzlow
Cascade
Sophia Clement
Clair Eggiman
Masonville
Dave Wilson
W. H. Behrends
Charles Moore
Sand Spring
Dorothy Nosal
Chicago
Joe LaPage
Farley
Lizzie Bohlken
Iowa City
Herman Welter
Mary Knapp
Nick Knapp
William Moser
Faye Kauffman
Colesburg
Edward Cox
Helen Marie
Muscatine
Hansen
Clement
Property transfers listed in week ending June 14 1930
Records show multiple land conveyances with dollars and dates from 5 14 to 6 10 1930. Transactions include Dol lie I Heasty to BE R Marshall Warr D Lot 1 Block 14 Wyoming and James Smith to Kate Meade Warr D Lots 7 8 9 Block 8 Wyoming plus parcels in Cronkhite’s and Milo Lathrop additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie I
Heasty
BE. R. Marshall
Warr
Wyoming
Smith James
Kate Meade
Jones County
Harry M. Glick
L. G. Freeman
Cronkhite
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Daachien
Margaret
Janet
Yapkinson
Ernest
Snodgrass
Dauditer
Barbara
Hook 98
Ruth Canino
Watalla
Sanford
Janeton
Cees
New York City
Canada
Bert Clark
Roh Welieck
Joann Rerelisen
Case
Retlesen
Lucy Chapman
Florence Fox
Henry Rickels
Gertrude
Milly
Arthur
Montana
Rockwell City
Mr. Rickel
Hildenbrandt
Colorado
W. B. Warner
Clark Cottage
George
Warners
Andrew Davidson
Clark
George Reid
Bethel Church
Floyd Horton
John Stahlberg
Henry Carson
H. J. Dirks
Ray Bohler
Harvey Townsend
Wilcox
Eby’s Mill
Archie Bender
Ione
Elmaree
W.S. Leggett
B. W. Eby
Wayne Eby
J. J. Gregory
Henry Ladehoff
August Brokens
McDonald Memorial Hospital
G. J. Hughes
Wilma Crate
Ruth Craig
Esther Sinclair
Harvey Townend
E. E. Leek
George Meadon
John
Bernice
Betty Jane Townsend
Trinity Aid Society
John Henricha
Wherry
Elena Stahlberg
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mark
Rock of Ages
J. EK. Bateman
Montilello
Semdac
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Castle Grove
Goodyears
Zeppelin Gram
Goodyear
Clark Bros
Clark Bros. Tire & Battery
Monticello, Iowa
Garen
Suter’s