Center Junction Elections and Community Notices
The town election lists two slates headed by A R McDonald for assessor and Roy Snell for mayor with several council candidates. Community events include a Women's club meeting, lent services at Center Junction Methodist church, and a Presbyterian Ladies Band gathering. Local residents attend art exhibits, school photos, and poultry conservation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticke
A. R. McDonald
Meta Prahm
H. E. Stingley
Arnold Upland
Norman Martens
John Gray
O. O. Watson
Roy Snell
Fred Carson
J.5. Seehusen
EB. L. Tomlinson
Gladys McNeilly
Alene Easterly
Blanche Sutherland
Carrie Dreibelhis
Kate Dirks
Center Junction Methodist Church
W. Glenn Rowley
Mount Vernon
H. Schmitt
J. A. McDonald
Belle Dodson
Ella Schrader
John Carson
Carl Heideman
Guy McDonald
Myrtle Himebaugh
Community notices from Castle Grove area after weekend events
Robert and LaVerne Wahl hosted by Junior and Jimmie Howie near Sand Spring. County Supervisor H. J. Mayberry visited Castle Grove. Eberhart and Hosford families visited friends in Coggon and Manchester. Ruth Howie vacation at home from Ames State College with a friend from Michigan. Monticello residents Gert Tuetken and Minnie Ortgies visited Lyle Hosford and Harvey Heiken. Several farmers started field work. Mrs Steve McDonell underwent emergency appendectomy in Monticello. School board annual meeting held with president J. E. Ahlrichs elected. Farm Bureau to meet March 25 at Castle Grove No. 2 with new neighbors invited. M. J. Cass to show abroad pictures. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
LaVerne Wahl
Sand Spring
Junior
Jimmie Howie
H. J. Mayberry
Anamosa
Castle Grove
Clarence Eberhart
Braymer
O. R. Howie
Carl Caspers
Monticello
P. Eberhart
M. Hosford
Coggon
Manchester
Ruth Howie
State Agricultural College
Ames
Alice Howie
Michigan
Gert Tuetken
Minnie Ortgies
Lyle Hosford
Harvey Heiken
Harry Hoag
Ruth Ann
W. F. Yeoman
Roxy Ann
Steve McDonell
John McDonald Hospital
G. Bartels
Willie Behrends
Ben Eiben
Ray Kromminga
Tobe Caspers
J. E. Ahlrichs
Lawrence Kleitch
Garriet Harms
John Tschantz
Farm Bureau
M. J. Cass
Onslow PTA Meeting Highlights and Local Items
The Ons low PTA met in the school auditorium with Scovill of Clinton and Sterling presenting handwriting and criminal samples. Mary Ellen McKinstry and Betty Jean Lathrop sang a duet. Edwin Wilcox was reelected director and George Paulsen treasurer. local directors and club activities noted.
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P.T.A
Scovill
Scovill Business Colleges
Clinton and
Sterling
Mary Ellen McKinstry
Betty Jean Lathrop
W. K. Kennedy
Ben Warren
Harold Jordan
John Jansen
Velma Nielsen
Muriel Johnson
Wilma Menold
Edwin Wilcox
George Paulsen
Jay Tomlinson
Ed Scotch Grove
Tjaden
Cedar Rapids
William Ritenour
B. L. Wherry
W. L. Wherry
Marvin Holst
L. M. Smith
Anamosa
Melvin Ingwersen
C. M. Holst
Marvin Hanwardsen
George Sears
D. J. Wasson
Jens Jensen
Larkin Club
Chris Gill
Ed Paulsen
William Carson
Jensen
Fred Martens
Ed Tjaden
Carl Tjaden
William Doll
Clarence Doll
Davenport
Ruth Sears
Clinton
Anna Dreibelbis
Milwaukee
Frank Ripperton
Jane Hanna
Howard Remington
M. P. Paulsen
Colonel Paulsen
Mount Vernon
Homemakers’ Club
Happy Homemakers’ Club
Max Hamilton
A. L. Ames
Washington
Lincoln
Hazel Reade
Floor
Alva Streeper
Richs Ideas in Business and Local Club Notes
The document lists names including Ida Brokens Ruth Tomlinson Floyd McCarty and Edward Tjaden with the regular chairmanship by Paul French in the absence of Emma Nielsen. It covers community events at Anamosa including a court trial for eighth graders and visits to reformatory, plus club meetings Altrurian and Scotch Grove Presbyterian church officers and Sunday school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peet
Anamosa Court House
Pred Martens
Jens Jensen
Howard Remington
Center Junction
Harriet Lamey
Iowa
Wanda Bullock
Ida Brokens
Anna Jensen
Walter Wasson
T. L. Lathrop
Henry Moenk
John Jansen
Tom Lathrop
Clyde Irving
Lou Landis
Brooklyn
Merle Hicks
Velma Conley
Frank Conley
W. F. Mitchell
Waubeek
Anamosa
Ralph Conley
Fred Bowdish
Scotch Grove Community Club Notes and Local Events
A recap of SCOTCH GROVE activities includes a Wednesday Community club meeting with twenty attendees and guests Mrs. Bernard Cass and others. Future plans cover a band benefit, an Achievement Day drive, and a Farm Bureau handbook session at Balster's store with officers and cooperators.
Sunday Social News From Sand Spring and Surrounding Areas
A crowded list of visitors and local trips fills a Sand Spring column. Fred Eggiman and Cap Arduser homes host guests from Manchester Waterloo Richland Delhi Monticello Mechanicsville Mount Vernon Center Junction Dyersville Edgewood Prairieburg Clinton and other area towns. A Farm Bureau meeting at Roy Slauson’s with over seventy five attendees featured County Agent Mollin and C K Greer, plus musical numbers and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Wilson
Betty
Fred Eggiman
Manchester
Ann Clement
Waterloo School of Beauty Culture
Galen Hein
Richland
George Arduser
Delhi
Winnon Harford
Monticello
J. L. Batchelder
Cap Arduser
Adolph Egger
Fred Egger
Ray Chaplin
Jack
Paul
Clinton
Clifford Connor
Mechanicsville
Irene Shaffer
Mount Vernon
Shaffer
Kelly Behrends
W. H. Behrends
Dean Morton
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Cox and Sons
Center Junction
E. H. Cox
William Conley
Elmer Timmer
Dyersville
Cyril Stevenson
John Lawrence
Prairieburg
Lou King
Dorothy
William Balsiger
Lee Alcor
Fred Welter
Farm Bureau
Roy Slauson
Mollin
C. K. Greer
Style show in Monticello draws local ladies crowd
A Monticello style show Wednesday evening featured Mesdames Henry Becker H Behrends and Dean Morton leading participants. Attendees included Mesdames Joe Gudenou John White Grace Marie Slauson Dave Wilson W H Behrends Dean Morton and Charles Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Becker
H. Behrends
Dean Morton
Joe Gudenou
John White
Grace
Marie ‘Slauson
Dave Wilson
W. H.behrends
Charles Stevenson
Monticello
So milady must pay taxes on beauty accessories
The piece notes that taxes on beauty accessories will continue and that drinkers and fans of certain pleasures will still buy despite a proposed 25 percent tax increase. It references sand boxes for automobiles and warns about icy roads and marked gravel detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Farmers urged to switch to Holson's Mineral Conditioner
Farmers are urged to avoid paying high prices for mineral feed. The ad promises mineral conditioner at about half the usual cost with a money back guarantee if not as good as any mineral fed before. It claims thousands of farmers are already switching to Holson's conditioner and benefiting from savings and better livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holson
General Electric
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES ADVERTISMENT BY DR SHALLENBERGER
For the past 30 years I have treated piles fissures fistulae rheumatism kidney nerve stomach gall bladder leg ulcers and other chronic diseases Free consultation Dr. J F Shallenberger will be in Manchester Hotel Glen-Charles Wednesday March 30 Cedar Rapids Hotel Allison Tuesday April 12 Return every 28 days 1544 E 53rd St Chicago IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Glen-Charles
Cedar Rapids
53Rd St
Chicago
Sand reservoir systems for cars echo locomotive practice
A proposal advocates installing sand reservoirs with controlled feed in front of driving wheels on all cars. In London five thousand of the 112,000 resident aliens are Americans. Kindergarten groups visit wounded soldiers in Japanese army hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japan
Government trend toward socialism advances in five years
The article argues the United States government has expanded its activities across many fields in the last five years, surpassing progress over the previous century, and warns that continuing at this pace could yield a government closer to socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
United States
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Lisbon
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James Livingstone
Frank Himebaug
Leroy Snell
Mr. W. A. Hicks
Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church
M. M. Sinclair
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G. J. Hughes
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W. B. Clark
Rotary
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L. J. Schlemme
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August Ladehoff
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Henry Badberg
Balster’s Store
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the Express
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Hopkinton
Buck Creek School
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Clarence Thompson
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