Jones County Farm Bureau News and Activities
The Jones County Farm Bureau reports rising office inquiries from January to April 1933 and 1932, with 297, 245, 256 and 304, 249, 349 total callers. Iowa Wool Growers raises prices. a May 31 wool pool is planned at Anamosa storage, tied in twine and bagged. Local 4-H club notes, meetings, and program details. Charles Hearst urges farm relief measures. Cedar Valley and Monticello meetings to discuss economic problems. May Dairy Husbandry calendar urges pasture and silage practices. soybeans guidance emphasizes inoculation, planting timing, and yield tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Office For
Iowa Wool Growers Association
Jones County
Headlee
Anamosa
Parm
Dim Wallace
Cedar Valley Farm Business Association
Irving Hintz
Monticello
Mr. Wallace
Annual Center Junction Alumni Banquet and Community Events
Center Junction hosts its annual alumni banquet in the Methodist church basement on Friday May 26 with a play program "The Play's the Thing" and music. Local families attend services. Church events include a Presbyterian service and a Massionary gathering, while 4-H club members travel for a training session and a club rally day planning occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Pauline Burmeister
J. R. McNeilly
Ruth Craig
Samara Smith
Harry Alrea
Ronald Davis
Verona
Kleineck
Mona
Presbyterian
Kieinecks
Senai
Atte
Charg
Lusement
Atvernyuur
Clut
Hollyce Stingley
Ruth Hansen
Evelyn Courtney
Dean McNeniy
Angmeca
Miss Forbes
Ames
Verna Hansen
Evelyn Robbie
Carl Albaugh
Olin
G. Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Local residents visit and move amid weekend activity
The general assembly of the Presbyterian church notes visitors John and Peter Letze from Cedar Rapids at T. E. Stantons. Numerous weekend movements include Wilma Jackson and Delta Branen in Marion and Martelle, plus Elmer Schrader and family gatherings in Monticello and Martelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Scott MacDonald
Center Junction
Jones House
Coder
Ruhl Marshall
Cascade
Lynn Bulgren
Myr
Herman Petersen
Monticello
Elmer Schrader
Rance Brady
Mart
James Mead
Maxine Chase
Anamosa
Eileen
Emogene
Hollyce Chase
O. O. Watson
E. F. Kleineck
Henry Heeren
Monmouth
Pleasant 4 H party unites Scotch Grove girls and boys
The Scotch Grove park hosted a joint 4 H gathering last Saturday evening with the girls and boys clubs enjoying a program of songs, a trumpet solo by Dick Naylor, a vocal duet by Wilma and Lois Kuhns, a guitar accompaniment by Lois, a reading by Esther Sinclair, and a talk on club aims and projects by Maynard Kuhns, the boys club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
Dick Naylor
Wilma
Lois Kuhns
Lois
Esther Sinclair
Boys’ Club
Maynard. Kuhns
Women’s Community Club Programs At Center Junction
The girls’ club president Alfrieda Hus men leads a joint program with Mrs Rickless Mr Naylor and Mr Clark wiring the park for evening. Carol Naylor conducts the program attended by about sixty five in a large semicycle. A field meet judged by Mrs W B Clark Henry Ricklefs Ed Zirkelbach and W B Henrich features four town groups Scotch Grove Monticello Anamosa Center Junction. Refreshments served. review of Jungles Preferred ends. next program on music led by Mrs Blanche Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfrieda Husmen
W. B. Clark
Henry Ricklefs
Ed Zirkelbach
W. B. Henrich
Scotch Grove
Monticello
Anamosa
Center Junction
Eloise Kuhns
Women's Community Club
Katherine Schone
Kate Dirks
Blanche Sutherland
Lee Ritmer
Lois Ritmer
Dorothy Himebaugh
Willis Martin
Ruth Craig
F. E. Craig
Lewis Drelbelbis
L. A. Dreibelbis
Center Junction High School
Miss Craig
Olin High School
Gregory
Husmann
Rickels
Eby
Immense production and low prices advertised
Breeding plant in Hopkinton Iowa offers Lux Chix for sale with blood-tested safety. Claims high production and town accreditation, promising low prices and no extra costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lux Chix
Hopkinton
Towa
Junior-Senior Banquet Held in Monti Cello Last Saturday
Readable fragments report a junior senior banquet took place in Monti Cello last Saturday evening with attendees and school staff notes. The piece highlights social event activity at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones County Farm Bureau
Wool Pool
Scotch Grove Club
Scotch Grove Future Farmers
Myron Kuhns
LaVern Kuhns
Henry Rickless
Legislation
Washington
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
Washington, D. C
American Park Bureau Federation
AF. B. F
Mrr
Hearst Aon
Interstate Com Commission
Edward Anneal
Hearst
Corm
Tne
Midwest
Scotch Grove Girls’ Club
Scowi Grove
Selena
Marcel
Tasmanuwas
Selena Guer
Wim Fubns
Generve Loomis
W. L. Clark
Eloise Kuhna
Economic Conference
Arend Balster
Iowa
Sauer Kraut
Castile
Chipso
F. S. Vetter
Anamom
MILES
Leonard Electric
Leonard
Bee the Leonard Electrics
Radio Shop
Monticello, Iowa
Reprig
Ruth Clark
Slough
Marcella Otten
Constance Naylor
Florence Ireland
Wyoming
Wilma Craig
W. E. Leggett
Fern Leggett
Stewart
Anamosa Vistors
R. W. Brady
Martello
Brady
Nettle Stottlemeyer
D. K
Stottlemeyer
John Ptten
Lewis Wright
Charles Allen
F. D. Sutherland
Eloise Sutherland
Hat
Muasle
America
Rev
A. Alyea
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Wm. J. Grossheim
Miss Dreibelbis
Grossheilm
Acup
Rhode Island
Jersey Giants
Lux
Leghorn Land Farms
Russell E. Lux
Hopkinton, Iowa
Utilities Engineering
N. Wells St
Chicago, Til
Godyear
Goodyear
Geu
Goodyear Pathfinder
Goodyyear Pathfinder
Clark Bros
Ben Bernie
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Buddy Rogers
Hollywood
Tom Gerun
Pabst Blue Ribbon
College
Inn
Northerly Island
New York
Chicago
Hotel Sherman
Rialto
Grant Park
Shenmond Senne College
Rascha Soya
Sherman
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