Center Junction 4 H club and community notes in June
Center Junction reports a 4 H club meeting at Lorraine Seehusen home with a program on bed materials curtain finishing and picture framing led by Joyce Preston and Paul Smith. Mary Dawes elected assistant leader for the year. 50 relatives attended a Dirks anniversary surprise with a mock wedding. Funeral services for Martha Carson held at Bethel church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Merry Maidens
Paul Smith
Lorraine
Joyce Seehusen
Joyce Preston
Evelyn Courtney
Mary Dawes
Gutknecht
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mra. Dirks
Marvin
Fred Blohm
Anamosa
Roberta Livingstone
Ames
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
William Wilcox
Hearst Duncan
Alabama
Osage
W. A. Stingley
H. E. Stingley
G. Vander Steep
F. L. Himebaugh
Fred Lewis
Percy Dodson
R. A. Naylor
Scotch Grove
Wisconsin
J. W. Livingstone
Iowa City
Wells
University Hospital
Fred Preas
Mayme
Carrie
Des Moines
Troxie
Earl H. DeShaw
Black Hills
Iowa
Hopkinton
Maquoketa
Laura Holst
Elsie
Iowa State College
N. C. Holst
Cedar Rapids
E. 8. Tyrell
Carl Jacobi
Tipton
Charles Dausman
Zwingle
B. D. Heiken
Alva Hall
Onslow
M. J. McNeilly
C. A. Burmeister
Pauline
L. R. Riley
Minnie Lewis
Wyoming
Donna
J. B. Hanken
Will Serbousek
Moline
John Carnon
August Schrader
H. J. Dirks
J. R. McNeilly
Frank McNeilly
Springville
Frank Livingstone
James
J. F
Jack
Peter Prahm
Camp Huaga
John Alexander
Will Alexander
J. F. Livingstone
Martha (Reid) Carson
Betty Barr Reid
John Reid
Martin
County Derry
Ireland
St. James’ Episcopalian
Drummore
America
Jones County
George Reid
Clay Township
Robert Carson
Center Junction
Margaret Thompson
Carson
Martha
Bethel Church
Abram Alyea
Junction Presbyterian Church
Better Farmers 4-H Club News and Community Notes
The Jackson township 4-H group met with Carl Wehling and elected Maynard Allen to represent the club in county 4-H officer elections. The meeting covered crop prospects, threshing routes, and social events including a strawberry short cake reception. A birth is noted for Ivan Gray’s family and various local visits and gatherings are listed across Anamosa, Amber, and Richland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Carl Wehling
Gene Porter
Maynard Allen
Harry Hollinton
Paul Mann
Ivan Gray
Gray
Letha Grant
Jones County
Anamosa Court House
W. J. Heath
Richland Township
Norman Clark
Lovell Township
B. H. McCarille
Ed Duncan
Henry Holmes
Amber Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Paul Pearson
Marcella
Marysville
Kansas
Otto Danneman
Jack Seehusen
George Seehusen
Pearson
Springville
William Werderman
Ana- Mesa
G. W. Harms
Buhl
Idaho
Wayne Township
Engwert Willms
Amber Lumber Company
Excelsior Springs
Garrett Siebels
Fred Otten
Anamosa
William Siebels
Will Oltman
Henry Anderson
Langworthy
August Siebels
Monticello
Otte Otten
Jack Husman
Henry Dirks
Alva Gerdes
W. J. Zimmerman
Willis
J. Dirks
Amber
Castle Grove Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Community Night
The Castle Grove farm bureau gathered Friday evening with a full turnout. County Agent Hudson screened a corn products film and a comic reel while H M Carpenter shared frontier recollections from 1864. 4 H club members attended a state park picnic afterward with elections and talks.
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Castle Grove
Hudson
H. M. Carpenter
Carpenter
Connecticut
George Muller
Prairie Hill
Storfy Point
Margaret Black
Howard McLaughlin
Filzabeth
Usu
Ruth van Buren
Chicago
Game Management Areas Progress in Iowa Development
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission advances demonstration and experimental game management areas with John Ball and William Schuenke leading. Local groups and deputy wardens oversee sites in Davis, Benton, Grundy, Palo Alto, O'Brien counties and additional fields in Sioux City Davenport Walcott Newton Baxter Fairfield Ida Grove Des Moines. Bullheads totaling 6 372 000 fingerlings fry and adults were planted statewide 112 communities sourcing from Spirit Lake area this spring to aid sport fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
John Ball
American Game Association
William Schuenke
Davis
Benton, Grundy
Palo Alto
O'Brien
Sioux City
Davenport
Walcott
Newton
Baxter
Fairfield
Ida Grove
Des Moines
C. D. Vernon
K. M. Rooker
Mitchellville
Taylor Huston
Valley Junction
Dean Qglanville
Mason City
John Jago
Waterloo
Ben Enyart
Ottumwa
Ross Moses
Emmetsburg
Fred Schwab
Iowa
Spirit Lake
Fish and Game Department
Wes Baur
Cedar river reopened to clamming in several counties
State game warden W E Albert rules Cedar river may be clammed again from the junction with the Little Cedar and Red Cedar rivers in Chickasaw county to the Mississippi river in Louisa county. Clamming had been banned for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
W. E. Albert
Little Cedar
Red Cedar Rivera
Chickasaw County
Louisa County
Sucker Fishery and Sporting Licenses Highlight Mississippi Valley
The Mississippi Valley features a prominent sucker family from six inches to three feet, living in deeper slow waters and spawning in May and June. The buffalo and sucker fishery is important. Senator Harry B. Hawes noted 1931 license totals: 5.3 million fishing licenses and 7 million hunting licenses issued, with about 13 million people participating. Sporting goods values and wildlife preservation investments reach hundreds of millions of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Harry B. Hawes
Missouri
Izaak Walton League
Chicago
Pheasant Egg Rescue Effort Reported in O’Brien County
William Schuenke notes a Will Dity League demonstration area in O’Brien County gathered 306 pheasant eggs from nests after destruction of birds. Eggs hatched 283 chicks and were released. He urges other sportsmen groups to cooperate with wardens and send records of eggs collected and hatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Will Dity League
William Schuenke
Sutherland
Schuenke
DeWitt Sportsmen Raise Pheasant Eggs On Own Initiative
DeWitt residents in Clinton County purchase 240 pheasant eggs after state aid fell short. The fish and game department sent 50 eggs with a promise of more if available, and the group plans to hatch them this season using the flushing rod method to conserve birds nesting in hay and alfalfa fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Clinton County
Fish and Game Department
Wisconsin
Iowa Birds Show Decline In Grouse And Pelicans
Alan Leopold reports Iowa grouse nearly extinct with only a few hundred in Allamakee and scattered in Woodbury Guthrie Hardin Butler Howard. Pelicans increasingly common with a flock on Storm Lake and others migrating along the Missouri River. Mrs. B D Dannen raises pheasants and quail on a 240 acre farm using foster quail hens and clean feeding practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Alan Leopold
Woodbury
Guthrie
Hardin
Butler
Howard
Allamakee
Leopold
B. D. Dannen
Melbourne
Marshall County
Scotch Grove 4-H Girls Hold June Meeting
The S.G.8.G. 4-H girls club met on June 22 with Jo and Jean Royden. They plan a July 6 meeting at the Presbyterian church hosted by Pauline Stickley and Roberta Clark. Members bring a piece of large checked cloth with thread and needle. Fern Mae Legwett will demonstrate a mocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morrissey
Boulder Township
Morrissey
Hudson
Jean Royden
Presbyterian Church
Pauline Stickley
Roberta Clark
Fern Mae Legwett
Local Notes From Scotch Grove Area 4-H Trip and Community News
Genevea Loomis Wilma Kuhns and Eloise Kuhns leave Anamosa at 1 p m Sunday with four 4 H girls to Ames for the Iowa State college state 4 H girls club convention sessions on June 27 28 and 29 in Ames. Post includes deaths visitors and local events across Scotch Grove and Monticello areas with family gatherings and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Ralston
Peter Heath
Crabtown
F. A. Royden
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Scotch Grove
Sunbeam Mission Band
W. B. Clark
Dorothy Otten
Monticello Park
Henry Hedden
June Henrichs
Delite Folkerts
R. W. Brady
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Lillie Brady
Russell Hughes
Hawkes
August Mueller
L. V. Nash
Whitewater
Minn
Birmingham
Harold Darrow
Frank Kiburz
John Prull
Hinrich Prull
Delaware County
Adolph Dierks
Lawrence
Leo
Gerd Prull
Dorothy
Eb Prull
Wilma
Langworthy
McGregor
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Kate Siebels
William Oltman
Oltman
Sumner
Willis
George Ireland
Florence
Wyoming
Lewis Ireland
Casper Arduser
Donald
Clara
Sand Spring
Parl Taylor
Leon and
Raymond
Wilma Schrader
Anamosa
Clifford Arduser
Emma Batchelder
Gilbert
Alburnett
John Batchelder
Kate Oltman
William Siebels
Anamosa State Park
Otto
Henry
John Oaken
J. C. Balster
Mary
Hans Heyen
Emmetsburg
Oregon
John Heyen
Elmer Coon
Gilbert Pooler
Purl Taylor
Why a Negro rarely commits suicide in a depression
A southern newspaper explains that when a Negro broods over troubles he immediately falls asleep and forgets them. The statement is linked to broader commentary on social attitudes. The piece also notes that opponents of Henry Field’s senate run criticized his red necktie as a flaw, suggesting the senate needs brightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Towa
Henry Field
Brookhart
Senate
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Cass
State Park
Robert
Kenneth Howie
Paul Gerdes
Olin Howie, Jr
Richard
Junior Kromminga
Clarence Hosford
Lloyd
Richard Fairbanks
Fred Heiken
Fred Kromminga
M. Hosford
Harry Fairbanks
Murl McDonald
Extension Service
IOWAS
DeWitt Sportsmen Aid
Pelicans
Mississippi
Storm Lake
Miss Lane
Chester Orchard
Peoria, 1
Margaret Lane
London Daily Express and
International News Service
West Maywood
Peoria
Illinois
Ieu-Vie
Motor
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