Madison Two Farm Bureau Meeting and Community Notes
Center Junction residents gather for the Madison township Farm Bureau regular meeting and 4-H program led by The Project Raisers with papers by Steven Story and Jack Manuel. Community notices cover WCSG and WSC S churches, visitors, family events, and local happenings through Father’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Madison Township Farm Bureau
Clarence Huston
4-H Club
Steven Story
Jack Manuel
Jimmy James
Lonnie Hodoval
Dick Ketelsen
Martin Nowachek
Lester French
Guy McDonald
Studebaker
Maquoketa
Anamosa
McDonald
Mr. McDonald
Jones County
Explosions Of Temper And Family Life
The article discusses managing anger in modern times. It weighs repression and outbursts, notes risks of bottled-up anger, and suggests talking over disagreements before they reach a boiling point as a safer approach. It warns against frequent explosions and proposes addressing grievances promptly.
Ring Lost 25 Years Reappears During Garden Dig
Mrs Blaskey of Ogden lost her wedding ring 25 years ago but stays married despite the loss. Recently Mrs Berglof, now living in the Blaskeys former home, found the ring while digging in the garden and identified it by the initials on the inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Blaskey
Ogden
John Berglof
Man Becomes Foster Father To Raccoon Orphans
Albert Mein of Beaman killed a mother raccoon and found himself guardian to four orphans. He fed them with a spoon for a week before giving them away to resume farming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mein
Beaman
Real estate transfers in Monticello and surrounding towns
A sequence of property deeds filed across Monticello and nearby towns shows transfers among individuals and couples. Notable entries include Myrtle C Peck transferring to Evelyn Postel and others, executors Blanche Riches to Guy O Davis, Ruth Nickels to Beulah Nickels, and multiple parcels in Lexington Anamosa Onslow Wyoming Oxford Junction and Cascade involving heirs and joint tenants with values ranging from 1 to 11 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle C. Peck
Evelyn
Robert
Richard Postel
Rome
Olin
Blanche Riches
Eddie Riches
Frank Riches
Guy O. Davis
Ruth Nickels
Beulah and
Lawrence QC
Nickels
Lexington
Anamosa
Guy Bonwell
Harry E
Dorothy Barlow
Oak Street
City of Monticello
Roy J. Kleineck
Gyda Bernice
Fred W
Delores H. Scott
Onslow
A. J. Baird
G. A. Peet
W.w.a
Harry L. Peet
Kathryn Peet
Ormsby
Martelle
Kathryn
Steve
C. M
St. P. Ry
Mary A. Heery
Marcella Heery
Evelyn A. Brown
Charles
Ollie May Healy
Slove
Haddock
Bessie M. Jamieson
Lyda Wherry
Frank
Dorothy Frances Sill
Town of
Wyoming
Joy J. Kleineck
Lyda Bernice
Herman H
Ruth Ann Lightfoot
Lou H. Kaufmann
Ethel M
R. L
Bonnie Meade
Fisher
East
Iowa
Charlie W. Sheldon
Bertha
Gate A
Charlene M. Peters
Cook
Oxford Junction
Frances Richard
John
Kate Comer
Merrill
West Cascade
J. L. Gierhart
Jennie E
Wm. M
Martina B
Property transfers prepped in Monticello deed list
Thompson and Lisle R Lovell with L W Lovell husband convey Lots 3 4 5 of Brick 8 per plat of Scott noted with Eva Hicks but unmarried. Monticello Mortgage Co and Dan H Hearn receive parcel for $2600. description begins at northwest corner of lot 6 with a 40 ft 2 in easterly run, then south parallel to Cedar Street, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hicks
Lisle R. Lovell
L. W
Monticello Mortgage Co
Dan H. Hearn
City of
Monticello
Cedar Street
Duer
Conveyance description and sewer line reservation on Cedar Street
The land parcel runs 1 foot 1 inch south of the beginning point and 8 feet 1 inch north along Cedar Street to the starting point. It covers all land where the one story brick building sits and the extra 3 feet noted. Grantors reserve a right for both parties to maintain a sewer line across the east 8 feet of the conveyed property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madison
Farm Bureau
W.C.S.G
Frank Himebaugh
Presbyterian Church
J. N. Smith
S. W. Clark
C. Abbott
S. G. Thompson
T. E. Stanton
Guild
Europe
Greece
F. G. Tyrrell
Highland
Ind
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Howard Leech
Wendell Beaver
Jack Stingley
Beaver
Commerce Division
U. S. Coast Survey
Washington, D.C
Minnesota
Paul Darting
Wilton Junction
Mae Himebaugh
Scotch Grove
Frank Preas
Dixon
Fred Preas
J. C. Troxel
Stanley
Patsy
Des Moines
Mr. Troxel
Carl
William Biglee
San Antonio
Tex
O. O. Watson
Biglee
Mildred Sutliff-Young
Ray Sanford
Susanne
Ladonia
Biggs
Claire Decious
Amos Decious
Billy Tanner
Cedar Rapids
G. Thompson
Lyle Thompson
Lyman Thompson
Fred Koschmann
Dubuque Seminary
Koschman
Dakota, 1
David
Dean Cox
Earlville
B. W. Cox
Maurice McNeilly
Shenandoah
Marcia Jane
Mr. McNeilly
Robert Livingstone
Ernie Horton
Fileen Paulsen
Genoa
Neb
Horton
Serbousek
Ruth McNeilly
Denver
Colo
Elmer Burr
Augusta Norris
Belle Dodson
Town City
John Heyen
John Heiken
Rh. D. Heiken
McDonald Hospital
National Farm Loan Association
Harold B. McTavish
Secy-Treas
3Rd Ave
Over Light Company
Peet
Military Road
Sely
Peter Johannsen
Elsie
Anna Bruske
Catherine Luckstead
August M
Elsie Mortensen
Anna Boesen
Theodore
Helena Skoglund
Gordon
Petrea Schultz
Clara Paulsen
Peter Paulsen
Alice
Fred Paulsen
Bernadine
Elizabeth Laurence
Earl
Ervin H
Irene Eden
Emma Urban
Orlie Urban
Ray C. Peet
Dorothy
Russell L
Greta D. Eldred
Gaon
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
White Mountain
McNeill’s Hardware
Lowa
Thompson
Scott & Eeces
LAHEY
Hopkinton
Dyersville
Anamosa Center
Jct
Delhi
Prairieburg
Olin Cascade Ryan Martello
Central City
Walker’s Store
Lahey’s
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
O&t
Maire
Matthiessen
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