Monticello Finishes Fourth at Eastern Iowa Conference Meet
Rain delayed events at Monticello as the Eastern Iowa Seven conference track meet wrapped Saturday on a muddy Coe College oval. Monticello scored 17 points to place fourth behind Iowa City, Tipton, and West Liberty. Yeoman led Monticello with a 28.7 in the 220 yard low hurdles and a second in the century. Phillips of University High dominated several events, setting new conference marks in javelin and the quarter, aiding his team’s victory. Public notices follow with installation services and community events listed for Onslow and nearby towns.
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Iowa Seven
Monticello
Coe College
Iowa City
Tipton
West Liberty
Yeoman
Cramer
Phillips
University High
Connor
Dill
A. High
Tiffany's
U. H
Forester
Boffel
Jessup
Tiffany
Ohlmacher
Schneider
Meintzer
Remley
Anamosa
Mershon
R. Lind
Meins
L. Lind
Cannon
Long
Allen
Mower
Cook
Armstrong
Mt. Vernon
Hamilton
Felton
Wills
OhImacher
Stafford
Hager
H. Moore
F. Moore
Mount Vernon
Wentzel
Walton
Local residents visit, exams, and church events noted in Maquoketa area
Onslow Mrs. Francis Morehead and Audrey visit Maquoketa while Mrs. Wasson joins her daughter near Anamosa and attends church. Eighth grade county exams held at the school house. Leonard McKinstry and daughter Mary Ellen visit Oxford Junction. Frank Byerly attends funeral in Dixon for Mrs. Lee Lincoln. Paul Maple of Detroit visits with his mother Kate Maple. Ladies' Guild meets at the church. Howard Willison and Henry Koon visit Maquoketa. Zona Wolf calls at Baldwin school. Crystal Stoffel of Wyoming visits Martha Easter. Hutton, Bigelow, and McMaster motor to Cedar Rapids. Bigelow accepts a job there. Mother's Day observed with sermon by Rev. Prov an and choir number. new Rev. Prov an installation in the evening. West Westminster pastor J. McCullough of Cedar Rapids preaches. Rev. Nicholas of Wyoming presides and administers questions.
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R. Ferguson
Cedar Rapids
Provan
Frank Rowe
Onslow
Solon
Bennett R
Mount Vernon Grill
Lorene Starry
Lyle Lathrop
Miss Krueger
Mr. Potter
Vern Garnett
Ruth Carpenter
Irene Oldorf
J. M. Macauley
Maquoketa
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming
Odd Fellows Hall
Blaine Hyten
Francis Morehead
Audrey
Roy Bullock
Joseph Wasson
James Buckner
Anamosa
Leonard McKinstry
Mary Ellen
Oxford Junction
Frank Byerly
Dixon
Baldwin School
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Martha Easter
G. Hutton
Zella Bigelow
Jessie McMaster
Miss Bigelow
McMaster
Mother Machree
J. McCullough
West Binister Presbyterian
Ce Gar Rapids
Nicholas
Leone Preston
Joyce Preston
Pauline Burmeister
Center Junction
Arthur Knorr
Louis
Charlotte
Harrison
Mr. Knorr
Lucy Bailey
Julia Toenjes
August Toenjes
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Ed Duncan
W. A. Stingley
Peoria
Ill
R. A. Stingley
Tiskilwa
Harry Stingley
Edith Weir
Des Moines
Antioch Presbyterian
W. E. Hay
Antioch School
Grace Davenport
Farm Bureau
Antioch Church
Harry Otten
Will Michels
Otten
Nellie Straesslin
Midland
Lee Lincoln
Lincoln
Illinois
Dad
Sweet Kitty Clover
Rosemary Gray
Ruth Dirks
Julius Thomson
Stuart Gray
Marie Hisman
James Gray
Dunkirk
Lena Thomsen
Olin 4-H Club Organizes With School Meeting
The second regular Olin 4-H meeting on May 3 at Olin School drew fifteen members. New officers Edmond Vernon president Allen Wallace vice president Donald Ruhl secretary Henry Folken treasurer. A camping trip was planned and enrollment for township club formation was secured.
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Olin 4
Canada
Harold Hartman
Farm Bureau
Edmond Vernon
Allen Wallace
Donald Ruhl
Henry Folken
Wyoming
4-H
Ed Steele
County Club
Raymond Grivold
Alex Inglis
James Mallicoat
Raymond Dusanek
Sow Alfalfa In June Or July For Best Stand
Farmers are advised to seed alfalfa in June or early July after fallowing five to eight weeks in spring to kill weeds. Roll seedbeds after sowing, avoid mid July dry spells, and aim for early August seeding when following small grains. If too dry, delay until spring. Summer seedings after mid August risk winter kill. On cornstalk or clean grain stubble, disk rather than plow. Broadcast seed or drill shallowly and cover only to moist soil.
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E. S. Dyas
The
Extension Service
Girls Club Rally Plans And Farm Bureau Notes
At the Farm Bureau office meeting on April 28 Miss Forbes demonstrated making portfolios book covers and waste baskets from decorated cardboard. Plans were laid for a June 8 rally, with Mrs. Bakke visiting May 15 to coach leaders and stage a Mount Vernon Festival pageant. A hog cholera vaccination school requires ten applications and a $3 fee. The piece ends with a critique of professional agitators and a note on postwar economic jitters within the Farm Bureau community.
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Monticello
Mount Vernon
George
Martha Washington
Little Park
Farm Bureau
Miss Forbes
Josephine Arnquist Bakke
Iowa Optimism With Long Odds and A Town Rally
A peppy but partisan column touts Iowa’s virtues while mocking critics. Dennis Walsh of Peosta pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated and is fined $300 plus costs. A call to vote for E. C. Vaughn for state representative at the June 6 primaries.
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Dennis Walsh
Peosia
E. C. Vaughn
Republican candidates seek Jones county supervisor and Iowa state rep seats
A political ad announces 1934 campaigns with 8. M. Hosford of Monticello running for Jones county supervisor and Theo Martin of Martelle seeking election as state representative on the Republican ticket.
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Jones County
M. Hosford
Monticello
Iowa
Theo Martin
Martelle
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Fred Herkert
Florence
Dubuque
Herbert
Mary Demmer
C. C. McGregor
Milwaukee
James McCauley
Mitchelville
Howard
Ed Brundidge
Brundidge
District Court of
Linn County
H. C. Ring
Jones County Farm Bureau
Fairview Boys
Fairview Farm Bureau
Fairview
Forest Chapel
Esther Darrow
Richard Darrow
Jane
Florence Forbes
Iowa State College
Arthur Sivers
Nona Terhune
Everett Vrooman
Paul
Hog Cholera Vaccination School
Iowa Farm Bureau
Bird
Highway Commission
Agricultural College
Towa
Paul Jacobs
A. M. Like
Henry Rink
John Gavin
Hopkinton
Janet Hazard
Wilcox & Sons
A. F. Walker
Art Steiner
Carl Dirks
Langworthy
J. L. Weber & Sons
Cascade, Iowa
Newton Parrott
Harve Harford
T. B
McNeill Bros
John Yossi
Callahan's
Adolph Schoon
Karl Renk
M. J. Hogan
Lloyd King
Zimmerman
Sacred Heart School
John Jacobs
August Siebels
Pd-45
Pleasant Knoll Hatchery
Peteraime Electric
Barron
Rucker
R. I
Chas. Rice
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Jack Studer
Wisconsin
McKay Nursery Company
Madison
A. G. Bohlken
H. E. Page Cattle Co
H. E. Page
Billie McDonnell
J. F. Lahey
Beverly Yards
Elwyn Patterson
Monticello State Bank
Rickless’ Grocery
Asar Neria
Rickless
Watts
Crus
Ascouts
Boys & Girls
H. W. Skelley
Stahlers
Matthiessen
Beery’s Dry Goods
Iverson
Suter & Son Meat Market
Kelvinator
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