Jones County Farm Bureau Sets 1935 Program and Projects
The Jones County Farm Bureau adopts a 1935 program including 4-H club work, home economics, livestock and crops projects and cooperation with the AAA. Dr. K W Stouder explains activities across home economics, farm production and economics while stressing ongoing educational programs and drought relief. County extension staff, 4-H leaders, and club agents help finalize plans to be published next week.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Court Room
Anamosa
United States Department of Agriculture
K. W. Stouder
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Jones County
Stouder
Dr. Stouder
AAA
Farm Bureau
S. M. Hosford
W. B. Meeks
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Harold Hartman
Fred Heiken
John Ingels
Carl Smith
Hickory Grove 4-H Club Holds Monthly Meeting at Hart Newhard's
The Hickory Grove Boys 4 H club met at Hart Newhard's home. Mr Heiken spoke about his World’s Fair trip and assisted members with their dairy club books. Ray Larson and Alvin Lubben joined the club at this meeting. George Burton Brown, Secy.
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Hickory Grove Boys’ 4-H
Clm
Hart Newhard
Heiken
Ray Larson
Alvin Lubben
George Burton Brown
Sec’y
November 10 Deadline Set for Corn Fodder Contracts
County Agent Carl Smith urges producers to sign corn fodder and corn stover contracts by November 10 at the Farm Bureau office. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration will allot quantities and purchase unsold amounts, with more than 500 000 tons listed for drought areas.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Kansas City Feed Agency
Seed Corn Advance Option Announced by Officials
Farmers with seed-quality corn can soon obtain advance payments of 20 cents per bushel in addition to the 55-cent loan on corn under seal. Applicants must agree to hold the corn exclusively for seed purposes as officially announced.
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AAA
Adjustment Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Farm Bureau
County 4-H Party Set At Olin Schoolhouse
November 24 is set for the county wide 4 H club party at the Olin schoolhouse. Boys and girls with outstanding 1934 project work will be honored. A special program for 4 H members and parents is planned and the event is expected to be the highlight of the 1934 club program.
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Olin
Center Junction Honors Lyle Thompson in Cedar Rapids Wedding
A reception at the Presbyterian church celebrated the marriage of Lyle Thompson and Leona Clark in Cedar Rapids on Monday evening October 29. The couple will reside east of Center Junction at Felton place. the bride hails from Arizona and has lived in Anamosa with her sister. Recitals, readings, and a mock wedding preceded the ceremony, with guests and neighbors attending the reception and a large turnout for the post ceremony festivities and plans for the couple’s new home.
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Lyle Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Lyle
S. G. Thompson
Center Junction
Leona Clark
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Winslow Brown
Thompson
Arizona
Joe Soper
Center Junction High School
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Felton Place
Imogene Monts
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Marie Serbousek
Paul N. Smith
Lewis Dreibelbis
Jean Downing
H. E. Stingley
Robert Serbousek
Catherine Thompson
Vera Moats
Wilma Moats
Joyce Preston
Russel Preston
Harry Alyea
Migise Sutherland
Jack Stuggley
Maex
Jake
Lena
Dwiine Moses
Mars
Kent Moats
G. D. Moats
L. E. Moats
W. UW. Clark
Mae Himebaugh
Leslie Himebaugh
Paul Paulsen
Frank Preston
Wesley Wanken
T. E. Stanton
Wyoming
O. EF. S
Maple Leaf
Maquoketa
Robert B. Grapengeter
Iowa
F. L. Harrington
W. S. Roush
G. R. Platner
Diana Fret Club
August Hansen
W. N. Morse
John Dykema
Calamus
John von Sprecken
Lester French
Charles Marshall
Henry Broderson
Leon Coleman
Henry Gerdes
J. W. Waite
C.T.T. Club
C. A. Reade
Frances Griswold
Jean
Columbus
Ohio
Ray Griswold
A. D. Hunt
St. Louis
W. G. Hunt
J. A. Hoeven
Shenandoah
Nancy Glassgow
Davenport
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Hattie Myers
DeWitt
Lon Draper
Merve Cy Hospital
Rebekahs
Onslow
Lumir Holub
Glen Felker
Wyoming Nelson Reade 92 Remembered in Jones County
Wyoming Nelson Reade son of early Republican organizers in Jones County died at 92. Born in Indiana he settled near Jones County in 1852 and served in town agencies and local lodges while attending Methodist services. He and his wife raised four children and he remained active in garden work despite recent illness. A family dinner honored his longstanding ties to the community.
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Nelson Reade
Jones County
Indiana
Samuel
Sarah Reade
Mr. Reade
Twentyfourth Town Regiment
Wyoming
Home Guards
Methodist Church
Edith Marshall
Jessie Arnold
Clarence A. Reade
Onslow
Bessie Dawes
Center Junction
Reade
C. A. Reade
Carl Behnke
Henrietta Boquist
Iowa State Team Wins Intercollegiate Meat Judging Honors
Iowa State College students won top honors in beef judging at the American Royal Live Stock show in Kansas City Missouri. The team also produced the high man in judging beef and finished 11 points behind Minnesota, the overall winner. Standing left to right are Prof. Fred J. Beard coach Leslie Hansen Lawrence Pease Bayard Scott and Dean Standley with Standley earning the top individual ranking.
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Iowa State College
Kansas City
Minnesota
Fred J. Beard
Leslie Hansen
Lawrence Pease
Bayard Scott
Dean Standley
Standley
Iowa
Behnke Birthday Farewell and Wyoming Social Notes
Wyoming area residents gathered for a birthday dinner and farewell visit for Mrs. Behnke and her family ties. The piece lists attendees from Monmouth to Nashville, notes long residency and German origins, then surveys club meetings, hospitality events, and local moves including Woolsey area relocations and upcoming district events.
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Minnie Becker Guyer
Louis Behnke
Marella
Pfeifer
Chicago
Ed Becker
Howard
Fred Behnke
Monmouth
Minnie Guyer
Gloria Lee Butts
Nashville
Velma Kleineck
Jacqueline
Wesley
Madeline
Oxford Junction
Charles Behnke
Dial
Viola
Freda Schone
Clarence Schone
Monticello
H. W. Behnke
Don Boquist
Clair Felker
Wyoming
Iowa
Behnke
Germany
C. B. Shaffer
E. T. Bates
Cody
W. N. Morse
John von Sprecken
H. C. McConaughy
F. L. Harrington
Monticello Socials Highlight Halloween Party and Birthdays
Miss Martha Buol hosted a HALLOWEEN party for John McDonald hospital nurses with candlelit tables and pumpkin centerpieces. The event featured Hallowe en games and a 10 30 luncheon as a junior class play The Importance of Being Ernest was announced for Monticello High School.
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John Yonal
Martha Buol
John McDonald Hospital
Jean Nagel
Lillian Lundsman
Irene Ahrens
Letha Stephenson
Erne Matthias
Edna Buol
Paul Allen
Mary Ellen Wismeter
Monticello High School
Ernest
Oscar Wilde
Carl Schneiter
Peter Bauman
Bauman
Mr. Bauman
Seraphine Schweitzer
Chicago
John Schweitzer
East Cass Township Social at Walters Home
A social gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Walters last Friday drew many from Anamosa. The Ladies' Aid raised a tidy sum. Carl Brockhohn and children visited Mrs. Will Rickels in Castle Grove. Lyle Uhr attended a shower for Edwin May near Antioch. Mrs. Edwin Taylor and children visited the Uhrs. Mr. Taylor joined them for a day. The Benedict family and Mr. and...
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Lou Ahraken
Monticello
Anna Ahraken
Walter Bates
Cody
Wyo
Harry Chase
S. W. Clark
Thelma Husman
Peter Prahm
N. C. Holm
Beulah Holm
Paul Holm
Bruce T. Dyer
Margaret
Nelson Reade
E. R. Marshall
Jessie Arnold
Charles Marshall
Wyoming
Frank Dawes
Junior Underwood
Anamosa
James Mead
Fred Preas
Mayme
Carrie
John Bailey
Anamusa
J. N. Smith
Ames
Dick Griffith
Watson
Waterloo
Glen
Buell Miller
Lisbon
Will Hansen
J. L. Serbousek
Jo Ann
Henry Seehusen Jr
Clem Liddy
Hutton
John Yossi
Will Balsiger
George B. Hein
Will Hosman
Prairieburg
John Walters
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carl Brockhohn
Will Rickels
Castle Grove
Lyle Uhr
May
Antioch
Edwin May
Edwin Taylor
Dean
Wilma Mae
Columbus Junction
Henry Uhr
Taylor
Uhr
Local social notes from Cedar Rapids and surrounding area
Mrs Earl Benedict and others visited Cedar Rapids on Saturday and Sunday. Several locals attended funerals in Wangworthy and Monticello. Relatives learned of the October 15 1934 marriage of Helen Fairbanks to Clyde Firdell in Santa Maria California. The couple will reside in Santa Maria.
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Earl Benedict
Cedar Rapids
Alice Benedict
Zeela Burlingham
Ernest Ricklefy
Herman Dirks
Chester Condit
Lester Fairbanks
Clifford Zimmerman
Chicago
John Batchelder
Wangworthy
Ira Miller
Irene Thomsen
Louie
June
Central City
Glenn Guilford
John Monk
Carl Brockhohn
Lawrence and
Darlene
Emil Folkers
Bill Rieken
Harm Dirks
Henry Uhr
Lizzie Dirks
Ida Fairbanks
Lester
Willis
Donald
Lucretia
Will
Monticello
Robert Howie
Helen Fairbanks
Joe Fairbanks
Edinburg
Texas
Clyde Firdell
Santa Maria
Calif
Firdell
Fairbanks
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County Chorus
Sara Sherman Maxon
Middle West
Hickory Grove Boys’ Club
4-H
High Scniol Auditorium
Joel Stanton
G. Vander Stoep
Dorothy Stanton
Jud Pay
Star
Tribune
Maxine Bowman
Evelyn Courtney
Tony Salvator
Harley Bulgren
Sarah
Ariel Romick
Mark Broden
A. Alyea
Wally Branch
The
Maurice McNeilly
Adam Randolph
Ving
Belknap
Ed Duncan
Merlin Dreibelbis
Bob Alyea
Lloyd Moats
Boys' Glee Club
Lovell
John Perrine
Florence Noble
Kenneth Kennedy
Harry Joyner
George McDonald
Ellen McDonald
T. EB. Stanton
Floyd Epley
Merle Pangburn
Throneh
Sara Sherman Maxson
Grant Wood
State University
Scotch Grove
Upland
Charles Levien
Willis Martin
Irving Eiler
Scotch Grove No. 9
Florence Mardoff
Fay John
University Hospital
N. C. Holst
M. J. McNeilly
Garfield
James Baldwin
William Alexander
80Th Field Artillery
Des Moines
Mrs
Missouri
East
Order of the Eastern Star
Richland Center
Martha
Herman Hoffman
Michael Yossi
Fort Riley
Kansas
John Balcar
Paul Balcar
Omaha
Leonard Buol
Fred W. Hein
Georgia
Hein
James Balsiger
Dolores
Lucille Yossi
Ruth
Olga
Paul Schneiter
Ruth Ann Hoag
Loyal Rittmer
Lorraine Hein
Henry Che
Richland
Adam
Ben Buol
Kate Bardill
Cass Township
Moeller
Oldtimers
KFJB
Joe Fisher and
H Concertina Orchestra
Audrey
Mrs. Smithers
Miss Blank
Daddy
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