Community notices of Wyoming Wisconsin area society and events
Wyoming city notes cover club meetings and social events from Bay View and Progressive Woman's clubs to WCTU and Presbyterian groups. Local residents attend card parties, teas, and luncheons. out-of-town visitors from Cedar Rapids attend district events. several residents travel to Riceville and Des Moines for family or civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Saxon
Bay View Club
Clara Stephenson
Cora Beckwith
C. B. Shaffer
Progressive Woman's Club
East
Wyoming
Morris Hindus
Theodore Roosevelt
W.C.T.U
Cc. E. Wherry
H. H. Roberts
W. G. Wherry
Cc. H. Hanold
Ellen Marshall
Martha Sears
Harriet Marshall
Edith Morse
E. N. Stoffel
Janet Robertson
Riceville
T. H. McMaster
Gladys Marshall
Nona Terhune
C.T.T. Club
James Inglis
Levi Mallicoat
Herman Brunseheen
Wyoming Fire Company
Viola Mader
Aleta Peck
Louise Rohwedder
Katherine Bronson
Louise Levsen
Margery Sherrill
May Rose
Esther Sampson
Clara Jenkins
Alice Kettiesen
G. W. James
Hazel Reitz
Emma Urban
Dora Urban
Marine Urban
Wyoming Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Anamosa
J. J. Brooks
Davenport
Wyoming High School
Pauline Wagey
Pleasant Ridge Community Club
Lucy Saxon
Sadie Tasker
Lutte Poole
Wyoming's Gateway
Auxiary of the American Legion
Memorial Hall
Diana
Woman's Home Missionary Society
G. H. Gomlrick
Opera House
Christian Endeavor Society
Margaret Luke
Louise Woodworth
August Hansen
Robert of
Conroy
D. A. Wherry
Crowds Attend Scotch Grove Corn Husking Contests
Joe Ladehoff won the county corn husking contest held at George Zimmerman farm last Saturday with fast start to finish. Local groups hosted stands serving hot lunches as the crowd noted sharp weather and a first-time event with plans for more in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zimmerman
Joe Ladehoff
W. B. Clark
W. B. Henrichs
June
Albert Schrader
George Bohlken
L. J. Schlemme
Farm Bureau
Carl Leesekamp
Jacob Leesekamp
Carl Rickels
Gerd Rickels
Willis Rickels
Robert
Fred Minney
William Minney
Ben Husman
Carl
Hugh Robinson
Edington
Illinois
M. M
D. C. Sinclair
Forrest Craig
Amber
Wilma
Thomas Scotton
Ferguson
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Henry Helken
Arend Balster
Rocky Ridge
Minnie Husmann
Alpha Conley
Donald Klopp
Monticello
Alfreda Reed
Anamosa Gymnasium
Eloise Sutherland
Lenox Girls’ Glee Club
Hopkinton
Miss Sutherland
John Otten
Friends
Center Junction
Constance Naylor
Sunbeam Mission
W.B Clark
Center Junction 4-H Club Holds Monthly Meeting Plans
Center Junction Madison's Merry Maidens 4-H club girls met with leader Mrs. Paul Smith at the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon for their regular monthly meeting. Plans were made for attending the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison's
Merry Maidens
Paul Smith
Presbyterian Church
Community Halloween and club activities in Anamosa area
Local notes detail a county 4-H party in Anamosa on November 4 planned by Jean McNeilly, Hollyce Stingley and Evelyn Courtney. Numerous groups hosted Halloween events at Center Junction and area homes with games, fortune telling, refreshment receptions, and missionary society leadership. Multiple visits, fundraisers, and social gatherings are listed across the region including church events, school examinations, and a hog sale drawing crowds despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Jean McNeilly
Hollyce Stingley
Evelyn Courtney
Lucille Livingstone
Ruth Hansen
Center Junction
Light Bearers
Luella Seehus
Presbyterian Sunday School
Women's Missionary Society
T. E. Stanton
Christian Endeavor Society
E. H. Stingley
Women's Bridge Club
Paul Smith
Pauline Burmeister
Geo. McDonald
R. D. Sanford
Cora Kneisel
Rudd
T. E Stanton
Edward Bethurum
M. J. McNeilly
Jessie Livingstone
Fletcher Bay
Bainbridge Island
Wash
Miss Livingstone
J. B. Seehusen
Chester
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
E. F. Kleineck
Fred Carson
Alyea
Charles Nelson
George Seehusen
Frank Dawes
Lou Ahraken
Mary Dawes
S. R. Ferguson
Thomas
Ella Foust
Springville
J. F. Livingstone
Anna Doran
Cedar Rapids
Jessie Smith
A. W. Kugelmann
West Caldwell
N. J
Petersen
Ruth
Milwaukee
Wis
E. F
Roy Kleineck
E. H. DeShaw
Monticello
Peter Prahm
Roy Joslin
Clarence
Max Wortman
Halloween party and Legion din ner with Washington bicentennial note
Hopkinton district No. 2 pupils held a Halloween party on Oct 28 taught by Dorothy Martin. The American Legion post and auxiliary plan their annual dinner on Nov 10 in the Legion hall to mark Washington's birth bicentennial. Esther Smith, 91, celebrated Oct 24 at her Hopkinton home. born in Rockford in 1841, she came to the area in 1859 and married John D. Smith on her eighteenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy
Dubuque
F. B. Allen
Reformed Covennanter
Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Allen
J. R. Kirkwood
Wendell
Mesdames
W. J. Kirkwood
Anna Kirkwood
Anamosa
Mercy Hospital
Carl Saxon
Earlville
David de Best
Laxon
de Best
Robert McNeill
Gertrude Reeve
Maurice Rimmer
Dorothy Dretbelbis
Waterloo
Rimmer
Atwater Kent
WMT
Mary Martha de Best
Mt. Sterling
Erma Bradle
Denver
Ella Bracke
Charles Glant
William Meyers and Son
Dyersville
Smith
Raymond Wallace
Wallace
Oneida
Manchester
Young Republicans’ Club
Republican Central Committee
Dan Turner
May Himebaugh
F. D. Sutherland
Center Junction
Robert Milroy
Daily
Iowan
University of Iowa
R. J. Milroy
Roy DeShaw
Strawberry Point
R. E. Goss
Cedar Rapids
DeEtta Humphrey
Cedar Falls
I. T. Wilson
Canada
Mr. Wilson
Maquoketa River
Delhi
Fish and Game Commission
Delaware County Fish and Game Protection Association
Woman's Home Missionary Society
James Hucker
Soule
Clio Club
B. M. Ferguson
Jennie Ferguson
A. H. Larkins
Waveny
South Fork Township
Dorothy Martin
American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Washington
Esther Smith
Wapkinton
Eather Dufee
Amber Joe Ladehoff Wins Jones County Corn Husker Title
Amber Joe Ladehoff of Scotch Grove was declared champion corn husker of Jones county after achieving one pound more than 28 bushels net at the county meet two miles north of Amber. The event drew over 1,000 spectators as fifteen contestants competed and windstorm damage reduced the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ladehoff
Scotch Grove
Jones County
George Zimmerman
Amber
Reid
Lloyd Hudson
Vondon Williams
Morley
Carl Hay
Galen Hein
Monticello
Hans Knutson
Herman Ortgies
Andy Nielsen
E. R. Lathrop
Howard Ireland
Anamosa
George Knutson
Charles Lyons
Martello
Joe Wheelock
Olin
Howard Graff
Lewis Halda
Robert Caldwell
Center Junction
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society of
Weekend Visit Passes Through Small Town Homes
Sand Spring residents Mrs. Kate McMahon and son George along with Mrs. Joe McMahon and son Billie of Farley visited the Charles Stevenson and Mrs. Margaret Murray homes. Herbert Cox hosted weekend guests in Oelwein. George Helms and family traveled to Worthington, Clinton visitors joined Ray Chaplin family, while F. J. Welter and partners spent Thursday in Chicago. Clifford Arduser and daughter Arlene of Langworthy stayed over with family Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Englehart
H. Dirks
H. Neunaber
Hago Schoon
George Schoon
Herman Engiebart
Car Schoon
Ruth Dress
Will Dress
Charles Gray
James Gray
Ivan Gray
Henri Meier
J. Paul Boland
Waucoma
Cletus Boland
Grace
Sidney Farragher
Manchester
Walter Steckel
Midland
Jackson Township
Will Walderbach
Nellie Straesslin
Carl Bock
J. E. Johnson
Joe Finnegan
Sadie Wehling
Fred Gray
Harold Gray
West Branch
A. Welch
Northwestern
Goose Lake
C. Wink
Anamosa
Lloyd Robertson
Eugene Bailey
R. P. McGovern
Miles Denny
Cedar Rapids
Catherine Daly
P. B
H. Wells
Lester Foster
Shell Rock
Ed Duncan
Clarence Yount
Rapid City
Gray
Burlingmeier
Nina Byerly
Onslow
Galen Hein
Loeda
John
Richland Center
Charles Schnelter
Frank
Buck Creek
Cap Arduser
Russell Chaplin
R. E. Chaplin
W. H. Smith
Johnny
Dyersville
Herbert Cox
Saturay
George Turnis
F. J. Welter
Cox
J. L. Batchelder
Langworthy
J. H. Batchelder
John Bohlken
Kate McMahon
George
Joe McMahon
Billie of
Farley
Charles Stevenson
Margaret Murray
Oelwein
George Helms
Worthington
Fred Leese
Ivan Kester
Jeanette
Phyllis
Jack
Clinton
Ray Chaplin
J. 3. Lang
Edgar Engler
Chicago
Clifford Arduser
Arlene
Senator Reed Calls Roosevelt a Greenhorn Pilot
The Sioux City Journal quotes Senator Reed of Pennsylvania deriding Gov. Roosevelt as a greenhorn pilot of the ship of state. It notes a hypothetical crew including Huey Norris Hearst LaFollette Wheeler and McAdoo, suggesting uncertain port arrival. The paper also mentions Al Smith not running for president though his Newark speech served one person’s interests.
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Sioux City
al Smith
Newark
N. J
Whole Family May Take A Vacation Trip To Beacon City
A reader suggests the family may visit the World's Fair using Beacon City memberships. The program is described as transferable with a small fee guaranteeing accommodations when needed, prompting multiple plans for four memberships as discussed in the Beacon City prospectus.
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Beacon City
Chicago
Beacon City Sits On Lincoln Highway By Chicago
The Beacon City site lies directly on the Lincoln Highway, as it curves around the southern edge of Chicago, placing it along a major east west route near the city.
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Beacon City
Chicago
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W. B. Brown
Phyllis Eggleston
Burlington
A. D. Hunt
Duane Hunt
New York City
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Salt Lake City
Virginia Johnson
Noble Grand Circle
Lyle Tompkins
Dave Wilson
Chester Lang
Stanley Bright
Wilson
Nola
Neva
W. H. Behrends
A. Teadick
Arduser
T. E. McNamara
Democratic
Quick Realita
S. M. Hosford
Castle Grove Township
Castle Grove
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association
Castle
Shell
Elmer Schrader
Prop
Iowa
Willard
Clark Bros. Tire & Battery
Willard Guick
Beacon Dining Service
Illinois Central Electric Line
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