Loyals May Breakfast Held at Mrs. J. N. Smith Home
Center Junction community notes the Loyals Sunday breakfast at Mrs. J. N. Smith’s home with 46 quilts on display at the Methodist Aid exhibit. The May gathering and August reunion are highlighted along with school activities, church events, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyals
J. N. Smith
Smith
Lulu McDonald Klebeck
Gladys Smith McNeilly
Emma Wilcox Tomlinson
Marietta Letze Stanton
Martha Hanken Heiken
Evelyn Robbie Himebaugh
Winifred Robbie
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Maurine Stingley
Pauline Burmeister
Pauline Prahm
Mary Dawes
Eloise Sutherland
Pauline Holm
Hollyce Stingley
Wynona Kleineck
Rosemary Coder
Lorraine Seehusen
Selma Prahm
Methodist Aid Society
Howard Leech
E. F. Kleineck
Percy Dodson
A. Tomlinson
M. E. Dodge
England
O. O. Watson
E. L. Tomlinson
Will Hansen
R. G. Mead
W. A. Stingley
H. H. Seehusen
George Seehusen
H. E. Stingley
Will Mead
Irene Coder
Harry James
Ruth Hansen
Thelma Husman
Elizabeth James
Nylene Lincoln
Mildred Mead
Wilma Moats
Leone Seehusen
Ray Sanford
Robert St. Claire
Armanda Tilden
Nettie Tilden
Roberta Livingstone
Hattie Storey
Peggy Page
Joyce Preston
Esmay
Ruth Craig
Myrtle Heartsease
Neddy Page
Dean McDonald
Tommy Ross
Lyman Thompson
Bertha Wheeler
Missionary Society
Harry Alyea
Jonathan Ross
Torhmy
George Dirks
Tim O'Toole
Kenneth Serbousek
Oscar
Frank Himebaugh
Helen
William Alexander
Center Junction
Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
T. E. Stanton
Helen May Himebaugh
Luella Seehusen
Audra Serbousek
Jean McNeilly
Stanton
Methodist Church
Alyea
Emerson
Union Choir
Still Waters
Bernard Hamblen
Mary Leech
Goodrick
Fearis
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Harry Alyen
Robert Alyen
Frank Dawes
Women's Bridge Club
G. Vander Stoep
Stanley Moncrief
E. R. Young
Presbyterian Church
Charles Alyea
Mother Machree
William Larkey
Miss Orr
Onslow
M. J. Mcfeilly
Central City
Will.Smels
Sam
County officials seek big savings at special meeting
Jones county officials at a Thursday session at Antioch church proposed tax and salary cuts including eliminating county agent and nurse offices, flat five cent mileage rates for officials, deputies paying their own salaries, and trimming tuition from twelve to eight dollars. The group aims millage reductions to ease real estate burdens, with a seven member committee to discuss questions with the board in Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Antioch Church
Wyoming
Anamosa
Hale
Oxford
Board of Supervisors
L. Lorenzen
Will Hiller
Steve Waggoner
J. Lang
B. C. Vaughn
Norman Clark
Nathan Carter
Pollyanna
Hazel Reitz
Clara Jenkins
Ruby Roush
M. BE
W. G. Wherry
Iowa
Progressive Woman's Club
Isabelle Barber
Mary Platner
Maude Stoffel
Funeral Held for Ezra Clark at Hopkinton
Ezra Clark died in Independence after a long illness at age 60. Born February 25, 1872, he married in 1918 and is survived by his wife and two children, Grace and Theodore. The service, conducted by Rev. David de Best, followed Masonic rites. Burial took place in Marion. Community notes mention visiting relatives, baccalaureate services, and Presbyterian missionary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Monticello
Wyoming
Verna Hanold
Ruth Thomas
W. Frank DeMoss
Dave McCullough
Verna
Emeline
Ernest Demoss
Howard Demoss
Will Strong
Olive Demoss Buckner
Richard Demoss
Joe
Canton
Demoss
Jackson County
Iron Hill
Laverne Carson
Glen Woodworth
Laurence Goodrick
Alice Rathje
Betty Fishwild
A.S. Webber
Mildred Hood
Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Elias Anderson
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Edward Sampson
Latin America
C. E. Wherry
Alex Adams
Maryanne Wilker
Somerset
Maryanne
W. G. Behnke
Masonville
John Womachka
Carl Behnke
Charles Swordes
John Rohwedder
State University
Reynold Fishwild
Rochester
Minn
St. Louis
Rock Island
Ill
Preempton
A. M. Loomis
Presbyterian Church
Tablitha Evans Fishwild
Etta
W. W. Fordham
Colville
Wash
Ida
A. F. Nickless
Detroit
Leslie
Clinton
Henry
George
Allison
Richard Wagner
Florence Soule
Gladys Pulver
Wagner
H. M. Reeve
C. R. Reggentin
Rose King
Grinnell
A. G. Smith
Portia Main
Greeley
Miss Main
Hopkinton
Lenox
Waterloo
Lenox Glee Clubs
Hawaii
Otis Carrington
Lenox College Girls
Mary E. Gearhart
DeEtta Humphrey
Edna Holt
Dorothy Newlin
Catherine Ripple
Mary Cline
Lyle Thompson
Maurine Rimmer
Raymond Solin
Betty MacAllister
Frank Brooks
Ryan
David de Best
Opal Green
Una Bacon
Des Moines
W. S. Johnson
Maud Earhart
Charles Bates
Wilma Kirkwood
Colesburg
Erma Bradle
Denver
Robert Moore
Council Bluffs
Robert MacDonald
Carl Laxon
Earlville
Grimalie
Jack Miller
Mary Zeuch
Hampton
Jo Ann
William Meyers
Donald
Kitty Meyers
Cedar Rapids
Chauncey Kemp
Central City
Harvey Talmadge
Patricia
Orren Talmadge
Obert
Ray Talmadge
Allen
Christopher Publishing Company
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Winnipeg
Canada
Hopkinton High School
Jane
W. C. Mason
Ed Bacon
Charles Thing
Lester Ament
S. P. Thorpe
Mr. Thorpe
New York City
Delhi
Thorpe and Son
Margaret Albertson
Langworthy
Earl Brutsman
Randall Morgan
Leslie Himebaugh
Chicago
A. P. Himebauch
Kensington Club
Lindley Allen
Ezra
Clark
Independence
Grace
Theodore
College Farm
Masonic
Marion
Alma Bradke
Laverne
Lawrence Hiemark
Frazee
Buck Creek
Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
J. C. Edgar
Alice Johnston
F. B. Tibbitts
R. J. McNeill
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Sarah McConnell
Minnie Mackintosh
Landers
Brutsman
R. J. Joseph
Olio Club
Amber Friends and Local News Roundup
Amber residents report the marriage of Harvey Jerome to Bessie Brady on April 20 in Manchester by Rev. Moore. The couple will reside on a farm near Anamosa. Local social and illness updates include visits, a church cleaning event, and illness of Mrs. Albert Oltman with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Jerome
Bessie Brady
William Brady
Anamosa
Moore
Manchester
Jerome
Henry van Slyke
Louie Eben
Viola
Charles Gray
Antioch Social
Albert Oltman
Black Oak Sedas
Lena Bartels
Augusta Heiken
Black Oak
Rhiny Wessels
Will Wessels
Harry Scheele
Center Junction
William Werdeman
Bernell Dress
Sterling
Summer Social Visits Across Richland Center and Vicinity
Richland Center and nearby towns saw a string of Sunday visits and Monday trips as families including Bauman Schneiter Buol Hoffman and Hubbard hosted and traveled to homes in Castle Grove Onslow Viola Monticello and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bauman
Ulrich Sehil
Castle Grove
Louise Schneiter
Monticello
Carl Schneiter
Onslow
Victor Schneiter
Martha
Edna Buol
Paul Buol
Herman Hoffman
Ruth
Ramona
Martin Buol
Viola
Clark Hubbard
Des Moines
Will Balsiger
Administrator's Notice of Daisy Noyes Estate in Jones County
Public notice states H. M. Carpenter appointed administrator of the estate of Daisy Anna Noyes deceased by Jones County Iowa district court. Creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within time. debtors should pay promptly to avoid costs. Dated Monticello April 25 1932. J. J. Locher attorney for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Jones County
State of
Iowa
Daisy Anna Noyes
Monticello
Town
A. D
H. M. Carpenter
J. J. Locher
Monticello and Nearby Guests at Weekend Dinner
Mrs. Wilhelm Behrends hosted a Monti cello dinner last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Behrends and daughter from Sand Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Smith of Delhi also attending. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Emmert welcomed a baby boy. Fred Liddy of Dubuque visited the Kiburz home. Jean Hein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tein Jr., is seriously ill. Alma Balsiger of Rochester Mn and Leah Balsiger with Elfried Kaufman of Monticello were guests of Will Balsiger last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Glen Watson
Waterloo
O. O. Watson
Chauncey Bates
Stamford
J. F. Lieneman
Helen
Monticello
Henry M. Dirks
Gutknecht
Maxon
Olin
H. J. Dirks
C. A. Burmeister
M. J. McNeilly
Bankers
Des Moines
Pauline Burmeister
Brooklyn
Otto Krumviede
Dubuque
Peggy Drysdale
Texas
Miss Drysdale
Robert Livingstone
Livingstone
Littie Wells
Lorna
Florence Forbes
Eddyville
Paul Smith
George Courtney
Methodist Aid Society
Percy Dodson
George McDonald
Central City
Frank Woodward
C. C. Overly
Wyoming
Breed
Anamosa
J. F. Livingstone
South Dakota
John Lieneman
Leroy Dirks
Maurine Stingley
Walter Norris
Iowa City
Hazel Burge
Nevada
R.S. Robbie
Winifred
John Himebaugh
Jackie
Barbara Jean
Floyd Love
al Johnson
Bergo
Claude Tomlinson
Chicago
Arthur Glick
Andrew McDonald
J. A. McDonald
F. L. Serbousek
Peter Prahm
Selma
Wilhelm Behrends
W. H. Behrends
Sand Springs
Andy Smith
Delhi
Ernest Emmert
Fred Liddy
Joe Kiburz
Jean Hein
John Tein, Jr
Alma Balsiger
Rochester, Minn
Leah Balsiger
Elfried Kaufman
Will Balsiger
Notice of Probate of Will for W E Ackerman
District Court of Jones county Iowa sets May term 1932 for final proof and probate of the last will of W E Ackerman deceased. Hearing at 10 oclock am May 24 1932. any interested persons may appear and contest admission to probate. Clerk Warren Rees with Doxsee and Doxsee attorneys represent the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
W. E. Ackeriman
Said
Wis
W. EB. Ackerman
Warren Rees
Towa
Lura E. Hanna
Doxsee
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Jackson Township
Antichchurch
Ast
Better Farmers
Better Farmers Club
Roy Folkerts
George Mann
Lawrence Otten
FP. L. Provan Ant
Margery
A. Hopkins
Provan
Af Onslow
Carl Gerdes
Laneworthy
Otto Otten
Mary Thuman
Ben Husman
Scotch Grove
Willam Heleens
Anna Folken
John Husman
Antioch
Mary
Helen Hults
Henry Siebels
Laura Siebels
Amber
Nicholas
Richland Center
Semesanm Bir
Pran
Semesan Jr
Whinoia
Fred J. Kay
Monticello, Iowa
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Monticello Ice Co
Rts
Fred Mizen
Mid-West
Standard Oil Company