Center Junction church closes missionary drive centennial
Center Junction special services in the Presbyterian church mark the centennial of foreign missions with donations from the church groups including the Women's Missionary Society and Sunday School. Community members attend social events and a long list of local residents are noted visiting, hosting, or attending gatherings across town.
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Presbyterian Church
Centennial of Foreign Missions
Center Junction Church
Women's Missionary Society
Church
Christian Endeavor
John Livingstone
Lucille
Fred Cramer
Castle Grove
Amber
Ed Duncan
M. Martin
Phil Daly
George Andrews
Gene Bailey
John Minrichs
Fred Biere
John Brokens
Elmer Schrader
William Bohler
Ted Bulgren
Preston
McCray
Leta Cox
Bert Moats
Marie
Jones County
Onslow
Wyoming
Oxford Junction
Morley
Center Junction
Presbyterian Sunday School
Iowa Christian Youth Conference
Jefferson
Harold Alyea
Jack Stingley
Max Moses
Roy Martin
Dick Thompson
Helen Himebaugh
Miriam Courtney
Ruth McNeilly
S. G. Thompson
F. L. Himebaugh
Lucile Livingstone
Town State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Livingstone
Charlotte Swensen
Olin
Kent Moats
Maxine
Lloyd Moats
C. M. Holst
Ted Schnittjer
Delhi
E. R. Young
Ida Weber
Manchester
Augusta Norris
Evelyn Heideman
Leo
Cecil Townsend
Roy Snell
Supple’s Ford
George Lyons
George Paulsen
Ben Heiken
W. E. Spohn
John Sindingler
Paul Springer
Estella Stingley
Arch Bieber
Maquoketa
O. O. Watson
R. A. Naylor
Carrie Dreibelbis
Gladys McNeilly
Blanche Sutherland
Myrtle Himebaugh
Maude Duncan
Women's Club
DeWitt
Iowa
Cascade Notes and Local Events Highlight Cascade Life
Cascade social items report guests in Dubuque and Minneapolis, local health updates, a wedding in Strawberry Point, a bake sale, a new Iowa Electric employee, a snake sighting at a home, a funeral in Rockford, medical cases in Dubuque, peaceful Halloween scenes, and a Cascade resident’s death.
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James Kean
Robert Skahill
John Lane
P. J. McMullen
Dubuque
E. J. Kean
Minneapolis
Mary Margaret
Annabelle Faber
A. J. Faber
Patrick Clark
Columbia College
Mabel Clark
Paul Weber
Sioux City
J. H. Weber
L. J. Green
Steve Green
California
Mas
Burke Donovan
Camilla Dolphin
Richmond
Calif
James Dolphin Sr
Ben Donovan
Jack McLean
Beverly
Pauline Hosch
Andy Hosch
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
John Manternach
Irmina
Clara
Nick Nieves
Paul
Helen Graves
Burdeen Passeh
Strawberry Point
St. Mary’s Rosary Society
Iowa Electric Company
Chris Conter
Conter
Iowa Electric
Eat More Eggs Raises Hope for Higher Prices
In a period when egg production per hen hits new highs since 1925, Frank Priebe urges poultry raisers to boost domestic consumption. He notes higher output with fewer layers, a 10 percent year over year rise, and calls for chain stores and public campaigns to feature eggs to lift prices.
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U.S
Mary Elizabeth Keneally Rites Held in Rockford and Local Obituary Notes
Mary Elizabeth Keneally born Yankton May 7 1872 died in Rockford Illinois from pneumonia. Funeral mass at St James Pro Cathedral and burial at New Melleray Dubuque county. Survived by husband John Phelan and many children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Memorials mention family and church events with Monsignor Albers ill.
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Rockford
Ill
St. James Pro- Cathedral
New Melleray
Dubuque County
Mary Elizabeth Keneally
Yankton
Ss. D
John Phelan
St. Raphael’s Cathedral
Dubuque
Cascade
Clement
Vincent
Gilbert
Paul
R. V. Ziegler
Richard Jon
Chicago
William
Neal Keneally
Jerome
Peoria
John C
St. Louis
Emma Luke
Seattle
Wash
Kathryn Johnston
Gola Kennaple
Dallas
Texas
Frank Manhall
Waterloo
Wilfred Phelan
John Jue
Milton Phelan
Clem
Clarence Phelan
Bernard Phelan
Christ the King
St. Martin's
St. Mary's Church
St. Martin’s School
Sisters of Charity
J. B. Albers
St. Joseph’s Sanitarium
Iowa urged to avoid cheap temporary paving for durable concrete
The Cherokee Times notes that light traffic blacktop is fine for small roads but unsuitable for heavy use. It warns Iowa not to repeat states that cut costs with temporary surfacing, citing many cities that show temporary paving is a waste of money and less economical in the long run.
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Iowa
Moville Mail: Refrain From Admitting Neutral Stance
An editorial asserts that true neutrality is impossible when faced with moral choices. It condemns abstaining from judgment on right and wrong and hints at impacts on reactions to events involving Chinese and Spanish Loyalists.
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Moville Mail
Ampaibe
Black Smoke Signals Wasteful Coal Use In Homes
R J Helfinstine of the Iowa Engineering Experiment Station explains that black smoke means coal is escaping unused while light gray smoke shows proper combustion. He advises gradual fueling, avoided overfiring, storm windows, insulation, and proper humidity to cut winter fuel bills.
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R. J. Helfinstine
Iowa Engineering Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Helfinstine
Iowa
1938 Farm Program Aims for Soil Conservation Goals
County agent Carl Smith outlines the 1938 agricultural conservation program focusing on ample acreage of food feed and fiber crops to stabilize supplies and prices. Farmers earn one conditional payment based on meeting soil-depleting and soil-building goals for their farms.
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Carl Smith
Farmers speak up for adjusting production to national buying power
Farmers insist on realignment of agricultural production to match the country’s buying power. They invite attendance at meetings to hear direct, unequivocal statements advocating this policy.
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Dubuque
Congress may delay action on Pope-McGill farm bill
A Webster City Freeman Journal note suggests the special session could pass farm legislation like the Pope McGill bill, while other matters from the president’s special session could wait until the regular January session.
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Webster City
Seed Scarcity Drives High Prices for Clover and Alfalfa
Iowa experts warn farmers to avoid imported southwest alfalfa and red clover seed amid a tight market. Northern Grimm and Cossack can grow in Iowa, Ladak rise in Northwest, and sweet clover seed remains available though costly. Imported seed must be stained to distinguish origin.
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Iowa
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
H. D. Hughes
Iowa State College
Southwest
Northwest
Hughes
Stuttering in the United States Acknowledged
The article notes stuttering is a real problem with estimates of over a million stutterers in the United States. It discusses public awareness and the impact on individuals seeking help.
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United States
Understanding Iowa Children and Stuttering Causes
An article explains stuttering in children as a nervous system disturbance with physical causes. It notes birth complications, illness, head injury, nutrition, shocks, and handedness changes as factors and emphasizes early childhood as the best time for treatment. Many children outgrow it, but most do not.
Roasting and Serving a Ham with Flavorful Garnish
Step by step guidance for baking a ham in a slow 300 F oven with rind removal midway. Carve at the table and use a meat thermometer to reach 160 F center. Add orange, pineapple, or candied peel garnishes and honey or brown sugar sauce.
Whole Ham a Treat For Hallowe'en Supper
A Hallowe en buffet supper centered on a baked ham or half ham offers ample food and decorative appeal for a large party. Escalloped potatoes in individual dishes complement the main course and stay warm for serving.
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Hallowe
Hallowe'en
Inez S. Willson
Expression traced at Sioux City sparks westward sentiment debate
The Davenport Times notes that interpretation of the Sioux City expression is debated. Observers say the gathering was crowded with county agents and others on the government payroll, backed by groups seeking Washington’s relief for their grievances.
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Davenport
Sioux City
Washington
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