Jones County 4 H club activities Planned for June
Jones County Farm Bureau outlines a busy June schedule for 4-H and boys and girls clubs including tours in Martello Olin Wyoming Scotch Grove and Hickory Grove Castle Grove and events in Monticello Ames and Rome township. Monthly milk production reports show gains with high cow A-225 yielding 2722 pounds milk and 92.5 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Martello
Olin
Wyoming
Scotch Grove
Hickory Grove
Castle Grove
Monticello
Edwin Wilcox
Chris Petersen
Delbert Mayberry
Second cover spray urged for apple worms in Jones County
Extension service cautions a second spray about two weeks after the first to control first brood codling moths in Jones County apples. Moth activity began around May 7 with a peak late May to early June. peak worm entry expected June 10 to 16 in central Town. Lead arsenate spray recommended with hydrated lime mix. fungicide options discussed. Plans for July 4 Farm Bureau event outlined. reports of chinch bugs and insect-control efforts noted across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Tora State College
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Iowa
Central Town
H. Nichols
Mgr Nichols
Nichol
Jonesay
Iowa State College
Chinch bug bulletin aids Jones county farmers
The Farm Bureau bulletin by Drake Decker and Worthington explains chinch bug habits and control measures to help farmers fight the pest. It urges vigilance in Jones county and readiness to act when needed, noting the insect’s costly impact. The Commodity Credit Corporation allows partial loan payments on sealed corn for feeding, with overseen releases and resealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
O. J. Drake
G. G. Decker
A. D. Worthington
America
Jones County
Commodity Credit Corpotion
Home Demonstration Radio Hare set on 48 stations
A new monthly radio feature titled Home Demonstration Radio Hare will air nationally starting June 6 at 11 30 a m on 48 stations. The USDA Extension Service collaborates with state extensions and other partners to provide home economics and farm homemaking guidance to farm women and families. The program will mix practical home improvement health safety and small income living standards with a musical segment. Also included is news on Corn Hog contracts with new rules allowing planting corn for fodder on non contracted acres and restrictions on harvesting excess corn as grain. County agents list emergency crop options with dates and seeding rates including soybeans sorghum Sudan rape sunflowers buckwheat and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
State Extension Service
Nailoral Broadcasting Company
Radio Service
Washington
L. T. Lorenzen
Farm Bureau
Carl Smith
Sudan
Renominated County Candidates Amid Low Primary Turnout
In last week's primary, all present county candidates were renominated despite a very small vote cast. The report notes funeral details for Mrs. Mary Cline Wis Heid and lists local residents attending services and visiting relatives in Hopkinton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cline Wis
Pervy
Charse
A.a. Soule
Hopkinton
Harris
Visttine
Ft Hopkinton
Wohasen
Onario
Oraton
Carl Lies
Taney
Parkide
David S. de Best
de Best
Kenneth Boots
Town City
Mia
Judius Garhel
Bebe
Bebe, Dd Criebel
Bellevue
Cary
Uaicarter
Gwadais
Myre
John Heitz
Ateyoo
R. V. Porter
Kaleecsa
Marearet
MS. Porter
Lane Swoman
Ralph Lubbock
Clldran
CeGar Rapids
R.A. Wallace
W. Fergisonson Pant
LT. Wilson
Keoku Z
Don Wilbur
Wilson
Roy Jeffries
Waukon
Hopkinton Visitors and Local Socials Report
Leonard Bixler of Morley and Albert Edgar with Andrew Patton of Chicago visited Hopkinton relatives. Grace Allen returns from Beaver Falls and will vacation with her parents. Helen Mackintosh visits from Grand Rapids while teaching there. Lelia Morrow comes from Charles City. Donald Johnston returns from Iowa State University. Leu Cox visits Lois Marolf. Benneske couple host in Noo Talmadge home. Maurice Talmadge and wife visit Kingsley kin in Fairchild Wisconsin with Mrs Homer Kringberg. Ibid bridge club plans a campus picnic. Missionary society meets at Mrs Nancy King's home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bixler
Morley
Hopkinton
Albert Edgar
Andrew Patton
Chicago
J. ©. Edgar
Mr Patton
Raymond Joseph
Grace Allen
Beaver Falls
Beaver College
Miss Allen
N. O. Talmadge
Ibid Bridge
Chil
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Nancy King
Center Junction 4-H Club Girls Host Afternoon Tea
Center Junction Madison's Merry Maids 4-H club entertained mothers and guests with a vocal duet and talks on grooming and sewing. Refreshments were served by the hostess and club girls.
Scotch Grove Chuidrens Day Program At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Sunday School held its Children Day program with Mable Oliva as Mother and Mrs Shabins leading roles. Several junior class members received diplomas advancing from primary to junior class amid stage roles by a long list of local children and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sungy Senoc
Mernias
Mascat
Udi Ties
Tal Mabel Oliva
Backe
Ayers
Giten
Huth Clark
Naylor
Viewita
Gour
Meais
Maxine Lange
June Jehs
Ruth Anne Zirkelbach
E Clark
Joyee Otten
Lois Nay- Wrigat
Imozene Mates
Lange
Mary Ann @t
Paris
Hendrix Scotch Revue at Great Jones County Fair 1934
A vivid description of the Hendrix Scotch Revue featuring Lad and Five Lassies in native costumes. The performance includes songs sword dances Hyland fiings and bagpipes drums and snare, offering a welcome outdoor entertainment with a classic Scottish flair. The troupe appears at the Great Jones County Fair in August 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Local Graduates Reach Promotions in Scotch Grove Class
Joyce Olsen June Henrichs Ruth Anne Zirkelbach and Imogene Moats promoted as part of the junior class advancing to the intermediate level. Raymond Naylor Jr also earned a diploma after completing the course. The ceremony featured a prayer and singing, followed by a dinner at Mrs. W. B. Clark’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Olsen
June Henrichs
Ruth Anne Zirkelbach
Imogene Moats
Jack Naylor
Ruth Clark
Pauline Otten
Maxine Lanze
Virginian Wright
Laurel Naylor
Dean Zirkelbach
Raymond Naylor Jr
W. B. Clark
Amy Zirkelbach
Carol Naylor
Serena Otten
Dorothy Otten
Rosemary Zirkelbach
Constance Naylor
Marcella Otten
Geraldine Wright
Roberta Clark
Sam Dreibelbis
Ryland Dreibelbis
Milwaukee
H. H. Carson
Carson
W. F. Carson
Iowa City
W. S. Webster
Jacob Leeseckamp
Scotch Grove
Ethel Courtney
Evelyn
Miriam
George Courtney
Center Junction
Abbott and Nichols
Fonticelio Hign Font
Seoivh Grove
Laura Sinclair
Anamosa
County Farm Bureau
Fred Graham
Mays
Mary Oltman
Lillie
Irving Eller
Sanford
Bert Kiburz
Juark
Monticello
Orlie Loomis
Earlville
W. B. Clary
Freight Agent Amber Rogers Departs After Father’s Illness
Amber Bruce Rogers the local freight agent was summoned to Des Moines last week due to his father’s serious illness and died Friday at a Des Moines hospital after months of complex diseases. Relief agent Ralston filled his post during the absence. Several local families hosted and visited over the weekend including Helgens, Seehusen, Danneman, Siebers, Zimmerman, Levien, Bailey, Poppe, Otten, Collman, and others. Julia Toenies of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday with Rev J P Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Rogers
Des Moines
Ralston
Rogers
Herman Helgens
Jack Seehusen
Luella
Center Junction
Ed Helgens
Galen
Otto Danneman
George Siebers
W. J. Zimmerman
Willis
Margaret Levien
Aledo
Ill
Gene Bailey
Harm Helgens
Henry Poppe
Fred H. Otten
Tena Collman
Monticello
Harvey Siebels
Herman Zimmerman
Will Ricklefs
Adolph Schoon
Henry Ricklefs
Lawrence Schoon
Fairview
Julia Toenies
Cedar Rapids
J. P. Willis
Alva Gerdes
Local gatherings mark anniversaries and visits across towns
Dwight Helgens and family joined a Sunday picnic at Pictured Rocks for the fourth wedding anniversary of both Helgens and Gerdes couples. Cedar Rapids visitors Ray McGovern spent the day with Cletus Boland and Rose Mary Deeny and Joan Deeny planned Cedar Rapids days. Fort Dodge guests Brainard Phelan and McCarville attended a picnic, while Ann Boland hosted a birthday dinner for Joan Deeny with Wanda, Shirley, John Siebels, Ethel Bailey, Beverly Boland. Carl Michel of Amann traveled to Illinois after visiting here. Bernell Dress and Fred Tebo visited Iowa City to see Tebo’s hospitalized father. Ben Herren hosted Will, George, Henry Harris, Louie Hagen, and Carl Folkers at North English. A group including Lena Englehart and multiple Schoon and Englebart families gathered to celebrate Mrs. Englebart’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Merry Maids
Paul Smith
Jean McNelly
Luella Seehusen
Evelyn Courtney
Jean McNeilly
Holace Stingley
Omaha
Neb
Carl Reuter
Arthur Riedel
Esther Prull
Leroy Dirks
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Dirks
Naylor House
Elsie
Laura Holst
Plymouth
Ames
Town State College
Ryland Dreibelbis
Jefferson Wis
L. A
Promise City
Allan Fairbanks
Otto Riedel
Patsy Ann
J. W. Livingstone
S. N. Smith
Chidren
J. N. Smith
C. C. Overly
Wyoming
J. P. Living Stone
J. L. Serbousek
Joan
R. J. Klein- Tok
Marion
Earl DeShaw
Monticello
Petar Prahim
Jane
Dale Dodee
Kenneth Serbouse
J B. Seehusen
Chicago
Peter Praia
Henry Hanken
Anamesa
Hanken
J.P
Lie Invsteny
Undey Calless
Dwight
Louie Helgens
Lorna
Pictured Rocks
Helgens
Gerdes
Ray McGovern
Cedar Rapids
Cletus Boland
Rosemary
Joan Deeny
Waucoma
Cedar Rapida
Brainard
Dan Phelan
B. H. McC
Ann Boland
Wanda
Shirley
John Siebels
Ethel Jean Bailey
Rosemary Deeny
Beverly Ann Boland
Carl Michel
Amann
Illinois
Bernell Dress
Fred Tebo
Iowa City
Mr. Tebo
Will
Ben Englebart
Mrs. Englebart
Community Visits Reported in Local Notes
Richland Center Gottlieb Schneider of Dubuque visited the George B Hein home last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Sackett and son Martin and John Yossi spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ted Reiners at Sand Springs. Dr Seward White of Olin spent Thursday in the home of Mr and Mrs George B Hein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Schneider
Dubuque
George B. Hein
Roy Sackett
Martin
John Yossi
Ted Reiners
Sand Springs
Seward White
Olin
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County May 25 31
Listings show Ruby E Peasler and husband and Oliver Anderson transferring to Ida May Ramsay a lot in Green's addition with specified block and lot measurements. A second conveyance from Peter N Hosch and wife to Mrs Catherine Weber details a 41% acre tract with road access rights and cross‑tract rights for a 40 acre parcel.
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Jones County
Ruby Ethel Peasler
Hus
Oliver Anderson
Ida May Ramsay
Green
Peter N. Hosch
Catherine Weber
Se &E
Igen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Jackson
Tru-Hearts
Tru-Hearts 4-H Club
Rome Township
Anamosa C. T. A
Association
Tom Shover
J. Edward Muller
Monroe & Walderback
Prentice & Streeter
Farm Bureau Picnies
Piente
Falr
S.M. Yosford
George Sweet
WD. Ape Laughlin
Fred Heiken
Carl Simith
J. CG. Cae
Conaurhy
Max Wortman
Norman Clark
Wiliam Balsiger
J. H. Perrine
Chinch Bugs
Homemakers
Esther Sinclair
Helen Holst
Caroline Kiburz
Mildred Coden
May Himebaugh
Leslie Himebaugh
Bernice Kuen
Wilton Junction
Paul Darting
Amber
Arend Balster
van Camp
Aeroxon
Richland Center
Mre
Randle
First Street
J. J. Locher
Jennie M. Rundle
L. P. Waddick
Monticello, Iowa
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