Canning Training School Draws Jones County Farm Bureau Crowd
Forty two women from across Jones County attended a high school canning training in Anamosa led by Miss Annette Peterson of Iowa State College extension service. The event shared up to date methods for preserving fruits and vegetables for winter and offered a home canning calendar. The Wise Owl 4-H club will host the Jackson township Farm Bureau meeting at Anti och church on Friday July 7 with a one act play Squaring It With the Boss by J C McMullen and other club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Training School
Anamosa
Annette Peterson
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Ames
Farm Bureau
County Relief Organization
The
Wise Owl
Jackson Township
Antioch Church
J. C. McMullen
Better Farmers Boys’ Club
Merly Marjorie Came
Harry G
Prairieburg
Harry Q
Yola
Beulah
Hone
Viola Crowley
Miss Crowley
Thomas Suaple
St. Joseph's Church
Wesley Baronek
Ostumbia College
Dubuaie
Coggon
Milo Kaliban
Hunter
Springville
Robert Calvert
Strawberry Point
H. P., Dolan
Joan
Mary Plamadore
Henry Henderson
Cedar Rapids
George Knott
St. Paul
John Lauser
Viola
John Henderson
Independence
Henderson
J. J. Dolan
Joseph
Greene
T. W. Dolan
Mary
Maurice Holub
Leo Lawrence
Frank Kula
Martello
Frank
Frankie Hiler
Monticello
George Smith, Jr
Clinton
H. P
Aingera
Acr
Wyoming
Caroline Pendray
Whiene
Maquoketa
Altrurian
Walter Koon
Center Junction
Pauline Burmeister
Pauline Prahm
John Wherry
Pendray
Voyle Paul
Paul
Norman
Stanford
Vera Paul
Athens
Miss Paul
Chicago
George Paulsen
Onslow Savings Bank
N. C. Holst
Sioux City
Bankers
Will Rimour
Dillon Hall
Delavan
Wis
Rev. Provan
Harold Hall
Stuart Beck
Here
Frank Barnes
Farm Bureau Flag Presented at Picnic and Farm Loan Provisions
The Farm Bureau receives a green and gold flag presented by Farm Bureau women led by Mrs. H. E. Stover, with Clem Liddy accepting as Jones County emblem. The article outlines the agricultural adjustment act loan provisions, Federal Land Banks, and the role of the Farm Credit Administration. It notes the act’s goal to lower loan interest, extend principal payments, and provide direct farmer loans through 12 regional districts. Additionally, guidance on applying for loans is given, naming C. J. Tyler of Anamosa as local secretary-treasurer. The piece also discusses culling non laying hens to save feed costs, detailing potential savings and operational steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
H. E. Stover
Clem Liddy
Monticello
County Farm Bureau
Jones County
Federal
United States
Farm Credit Administration
Roosevelt
Federal Farm Board
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Federal Land Banks
Joint Stock
Reconstruction Fiance Corporation
Crop Production Loan Division
United States Department of Agriculture
National Farm Loan Associations
Farm Loan Commissioner
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
Local Loan Association
C. J. Tyler
Anamosa
Moving Forward to Sanity Not Back to Normalcy
A brief note emphasizes progress toward sanity and a shift from seeking normalcy. The statement frames forward movement as essential and urgent, signaling a resolve to adopt steadier practices and mindset. It stresses reducing chaos and returning to measured, rational steps.
Cascade bride Helen Gehl weds Leo Otting at Sacred Heart
Miss Helen Gehl daughter of Mr and Mrs H Gehl and Leo B Otting son of Mrs Catherine Otting of Bernard wed at Sacred Heart church Fillmore with Rev J J Leen officiating. Reception followed at the bride's home then the couple left for the Dakotas honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Fillmore
Helen Gehl
H. Gehl
Leo B. Otting
Catherine Otting
Bernard
J. J. Leen
Rosabelle Otting
Melvin Gehl
Harvard
Alice Blue Mousseline de Sole
Otting
Henry Gehl
Whitewater Township
Sacred Heart School
Cascade
Dakotas
Storm damages crops and farm families in Langworthy area
A heavy rain storm with hail and high winds last Friday damaged crops with 45 acres of corn and 25 acres of oats lost near Langworthy. Trees were uprooted and houses overturned. William Tuetken and family visited by relatives, while Roscoe Lincoln’s son suffered a minor fall from a truck. Blanche and Muriel Bailey arrived from Es kader to stay with their uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tuetken
Langworthy
Dick Dirks
Lowell Lincoln
Roscoe Lincoln
Blanche
Muriel Bailey
Eskader
Local social notes and visits from Amber area residents
A sequence of calls and visits by families and friends includes Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell of New Orleans, Dor othy Daly, Alex Robertson’s recovery from appendicitis in Anamosa, Leone Preston’s visit near Wyoming, and travel of the Werdeman relatives from Tam pico and Sterling. A social circle meeting at Antioch church, a birth anniversary dinner for Mrs. Otten, and a large Englebart family reunion at Fort Dodge are also noted with several Amber participants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Conter
Lawrence Conor Cascade
J. J. Kinney
George Conter
Peter Koch
Dubuque
Henry Conter
Emil Conter
Peter Conter
Waterloo
John Flogel
Edward Ginter
Louisburg
Wis
Billy Cover
Anamosa
J. H. Devaney
T. E. Keaveny
Keithsburg
T. J. Lane
Mary Jo
John
Charles Spielman
Bellevue
Cascade
Montreal
Canada
Dickie Devaney
Chicago
C. C. Hotchkiss
Gerald
Hills
A. J. Faber
J. P. Lane
T. J. Conlin
Joseph Schemmer
Worthington
Edward Carey
Fonda
Mr. Carey
Loras Lane
University of Notre Dame
R. J. Durkin
Elizabeth Durkin
Jeanne O'Brien
Elmer Seldon
Dariene
Lincoln
Neb
Eugene Bailey
Jack Mitchell
New Orleans
Sol Andersen
Antioch Church
Earl Byerly
Antioch
Anamosa Hospital
Otto Otten
Dale
Cletus Boland
Bernell Dress
Albert White
Lucile Englehart
Irene Bodiker
Louie Helgens
Buryl Fagan
Keokuk
Oleson Park
Fort Dodge
Amber
Herman Englebart
Ben Englebart
Vivian
Lena Englebart
Rex Reuter
Lena Schoon
George Schoon
Ed Englebart
Ceremony at Mount Mercy Cements Sister Frances Marie’s Vows
A Wednesday June 21 ceremony at Mount Mercy in Cedar Rapids united Sister Frances Marie with the religious order. The reception and profession reflected a solemn, beautiful rite as participants expressed devotion and commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Cedar Rapids
Frances Marie
Prairieburg Notes and Local Social Roundup
Prairieburg and surrounding areas recount weddings and visits. Attendees include Came, Crowley, Suaple, Baronek families, and doctors visiting after an accident. Community events cover funerals, baptisms, and a lecture by Caroline Pendray with guests from Center Junction and Wyoming.
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County 1933 Summary
May 238 to June 1 1933 transfers issued by Lloyd Soper include Ed McGowan and wife to Fred B. Sigworth on Main Street area, Dorothy Poste and husband to Maude Grassfield for 6 acres in 4-06-4, and L A Andrew to F and Milvalsky for 55 acres along CM ST P railroad and Wapale River. Notable parcel sizes and prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Lloyd Soper
Ed McGowan
Fred B. Sigworth
Waleworth
Anamosa
Main St
Aald Alley
Dorothy Poste
Maude Grassfield
H. Haight
W. J. Moncrief
Haight
L. A. Andrew Reo
Oxford Jet Bves Bk
Milvalsky
C M É& St P
Wapele
CM & St. P
Wapale River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Jackson Township Meeting
Iowa
A. H. Beebe
Harrison County
Southern Iowa Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cascade Commercial Club
Koster
C. F. Crawford
Earl W. Bradley
Walter Hunter
State Highway Commission
Boulder Township
Aubrey Floyd
Mr. Floyd
Nettie Floyd
Howe Fee
Davenport
Leonard
Auto Service
Otis
Service Department
Duco
Vonn Weere
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