Center Junctions Busy Community Week With Plays and Weddings
Center Junction reports a full week with seniors presenting the play What Happened to Jones to a full house. Dwaine Moses and Ernest Sieveka led strong performances while Miss Hazel Burge coached. Commencement exercises followed in the M E church with W. L. Peck delivering the address. The 4 H club, marriages, and visits from neighbors filled the social calendar as local residents hosted guests from Ames, Davenport, Chicago, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Dwaine Moses
Ernest Steveka
Phyllis Robbie
Ebenezer Goodly
Hazel Burge
Frank Preston
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. L. Peck
Allamakee County
Lucile Albaugh
Paulne Burmeister
Dorothy Dreibelbis
T. E. Stanton
Harry James
Board of
Edvocation
Ernest Sieveka
Marvin Biehm
Pauline Wilcox
Caroline Antons
Marie Serphousek
Durthefoli
Dorothy Dreibebis
Stuart Smith
Ames
Roy Young
Chicago
Harry Englehart
Richard
Ruth Young
Davenport
Russell Preston
Pella
Lyle Thompson
Hopkinton
Pauline Prahm
Iowa City
Lucille Himebaugh
Mayr Himebaugh
Paul Darting
A. B. Darting
Wilton Junction
M. E. Parsonage
Montezuma
Smith
Jones County
BE. L. Bergeson
Sioux City
CA Burmeister
Bergeson
Bergeedo
Franck Bierman
Typ
Pauline Purrer
Cedar Rand
Havel Burge
Danbuque
Dege
Conrad, Myers, Sandeau
Robbie
Stanwood
John Ketelsen
Olin
John Alexander
Springville
Scotch Grove families long ownership records noted
The Express recalls Scotch Grove land history with several farms passing through a few families since 1837 1838 and later owners. Sutherland and Sutherland descendants, Ebenezer Sutherland, Donald Sinclair, John Rice and G J Hughes appear among long held properties. Memorial day plans and local church activities also described along with community visits and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Carson
Donald
Ebenezer Sutherland
Donald Sinclair
Donald Sutherland
John Rice
S. J. Rice
Scotch Grove Presbyterian
W. S. Hutton
James Hutton
Middleton Hutton
J. W. Hutton
Monticello
Henry Carson
J. W. Callahan
Hughes
Bern- Wo
Janet
Leeuer
Lewis
Presbyterian Aid Society
R. P. Clark Farm
Phs
Amber School Picnic at Black Oak School Grounds
Amber School pupils and Black Oak school patrons in Jackson township held their annual picnic at the grounds. The event gathered students, families, and local residents for resumes, games, and community fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Oak School
Jackson Township
Castle Grove Meeting and Community News Noted
The Castle Grove farm bureau meets Friday May 29 with entertainment from William Morrissey a blind young man. J J Locher Monticello talks Memorial Day. Clarence Stadtmueller monologue and Clarence Hosford piano. Includes community singing and movies. Local notices cover school changes and gatherings among area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Grove
Austin Spahr
Buck Creek
Warne
Nebraska
Moss Augusta Eileen
BE. F. Burr
M. J McNeily
Center Junehon
Carl Kuriger
Waterloo
H. F. Kuriger
Hasford and Sons
Kenneth
Clarence
Ryan
Ryan- Monticello
Fortune Finders
J. Black
Moss Bertha Harken
Florence Black
Durango
Ant Priday
A. M. Black
Dubuque
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
Luther League
Luther League Banquet Impresses Thirty Nine Members
Tapered candles and large bouquets adorned the banquet table while three imported chefs prepared an elaborate feast for the thirty nine attendees. Max Specht, as toast master, opened the program. George Balster welcomed Mt members. Loretta Specht spoke for the two classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Max Specht
George Balster
Luther League
Loretta Specht
Hopkinton Bride Esther Bacon Becomes Mrs Miller in Los Angeles
Esther Bacon, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bacon, wed Harry D. Miller of Los Angeles on May 1 at the Ba con home in Los Angeles. The wedding featured a pale green taffeta gown and sweet peas with attendants Meda Dally of Fairmont. The couple left for a Coronado Beach trip and Hopkinton friends offered congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Bacon
Los Angeles
Calif
Esther Koon
Esther Bacon
Ed Bacon
Harry D. Miller
Meda Dally
Fairmont
Minn
Lohengrin
Dell Daugherty
Alice Sampson
Daugherty
Coronado Beach
Hopkinton
E. E. Reed
Monticello
A. B. Soule
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church Will Meet With Mrs. Jeffries
N. E. Loomis
John Smith
Alice Barnes
B. A. Moore
Lindsey Allen
Johnston Farm
Nebraska
A. J. H. McNeill
Inver Moats
Cotter
E. W. Roberts
Cleveland
Ohio
Rochester
Minneapolis
Dale Smith
Delaware
Mabel Talmadge
W. W. Loomis
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Berkley Smith
Iowa City
John Tibbitts
Cedar Rapids
Dighton
Foster Chambers
Colesburg
Dr. Ripple
New Hampton
Ripple
Finkbohner Hall
Eleanor Marolf
Register and Tribune
Des Moines
Eleanor MacDonald
Blockton
Thomas Dolley
Zion City
David Frier
More Butter Produced In Northeastern Iowa
Favorable weather and conditions boosted northeastern Iowa dairy output in 1930 while other sections held or declined. Iowa creamery butter totaled 216,318,540 pounds in 1930, up from 214,561,518 in 1929 and 204,559,293 in 1928, with southern counties near 70 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Butter Output Shifts Across Iowa Regions and Prices Narrow
The northwest Iowa counties rose from 62 to 66 million pounds in 1929 and then 65 million last year, while the 25 northeast counties climbed from 72 to 77 million and then to just over 80 million in 1930. Farmer prices for butterfat stay higher in the north, but gap shrinks in 1930 due to quality premiums and lower overruns. Southern erenamery conditions show slight improvement. An Atchison Globe report cites a Canadian observer remarking Americans overestimate Canada’s success in farming, business, and liquor regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Northeast
Iowa
Social Round of Lost Nation and Surrounding Visits
Richland Center residents visited Lost Nation last Monday. A series of Sunday visits included Sackett and Marugg families at Hopkinton and Beckers in Sand Spring welcomed a new daughter. Grain market outlook suggests prices will be lower in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hein
Roy Sackett
Fritz Marugg
Hopkinton
Lucy Winch
Will Balsiger
Sand Spring
W. H. Behrends
Henry Schmitt
Scales Mound
August Peterson
Harry Kremer
Cedar Rapids
Claude Mason
Castle Grove
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Center Junction
J. N. Smith
Rev. Alyen
Prahm
Ladies’ Guild
Francis Morehead
Will Ritenour
Wilfred Wherry
Henry Koon
Margaret Lozier
Gillman
Lavier
William Fletcher
C. Ro Smith
Paul
Clee Club
Babylon
S . Macauley
Macauley
Lisbon
Astrurian Club
Anne Paulsen
Pleasant
Esther Wasson
Mabel Paulsen
Clarence Reade
Lora Houston
Marshalltown
George Lyons
Carrie McKinstry
S. G. Hutton
Harriet Lamey
Howard Willison
Jessie McMaster
Hotel Roosevelt
Vera Garnett
Lucille Starry
Lyle Lathrop
Iowa Theater
Opera House
Earl Baker
Neville
Richmond Breught
C. R. Smith
Earl Wilson
Searsboro
Wilson
Frank Starry
Ahrendsen
Wyoming
Dae' J
Barealau
Etree Oy
Seren
Mary Orr
Preston
Clark Williams
Marion
Carroll Lightfoot
Jasmily
Roy Beck
Supt
Macainey
F. Barnes
Miss Wolfe
Potter
George Paulsen
Onslow Savings Bank
Maquoketa
Scotch Grove
Charles Gray
Harvey Jerome
Richard Dirks
Ella Sievertsen
David Gray
Augusta Heiken
Lena Bartels
Virginia Wroblewski
Annetta Freese
Engel Scheer
Donald Danneman
Irene Eggers
Lucile Yount
Freda Osterkamp
Herman Osterkamp
Amber
Osterkamp
S. Stevertson
Leone Preston
F.l Duncan
George Andrews
Ed Duncan
Antioch Presbyterian Church
James May
Lee Voorhies
Ray Stivers
J. W. Streeter
Jack Husman
Otto Otten
John Dirks
Henry Shaffer
Langworthy
W. J. Zimmerman
Willis
Anna Husman
Elizabeth Robertson
Boston
Marmis
Solomon
Monticello, Iowa
Hamburger
Ig Ab
Frankfurters
Star Meat Market
Will Marshall
Richland Center
J. J. Hayes
James Jr
Joan
Fred W. Hein
Fred Liddy
George Korman
Herman Schneider
Joe Kiburz
Len Buol
Will
Viola
Martin Buol
George W. Hein
Carl N. Hein
Paul Staner
Ratanella
America
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Indianapolie
Estra
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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