Center Junction Presbyterian Ladies Work Group Meeting
The Presbyterian Ladies' Work ing Band held an all day meeting at Mrs. George McDonald's home with 17 members present. Committees for the annual sale and supper on Dec. 6 were named by president Mrs. Elmer Andrews. The Women’s club gathered at Pearl Naylor's home in Scotch Grove with programs and reports from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
George McDonald
Elmer Andrews
Kitchen
Fred Bicre
Goldsmith
Prahm
Norris
J. F. Livingstone
Alyen
Chase
Robbin
John Livingstone
John McNeilly
J. N. Smith
J. L. Serbousek
Alan Serbousek
Elmer Schrader
J. M. Moses
Ethel Courtney
Irving Ebers
Louw Ahraken
Warvey Manuel
Candy Booth
A. D. Serbousek
H. EB
Maquoketa
Fred Kempf
Dubuque
Eloise Sutherland
Scotch Grove Township
Harley Bulgren
Bridge
Scott McDonald
Guy McDonald
Lyman Thompson
Glen Watson
Waterloo
Ray Sanford
James Meade
Belle Dodson
Vera Moats
F. D. Sutherland
Eloise
Jean Downing
R. E. Beall
Kenneth Serbousek
Frank Jones
CCC
N. C. Holst
C. M. Holst
Preston
Fred Biere
Freda
Lendit
Cascade
Frank Himebaugh
Helen
Monticello
Stuart Smith
Ames
Illinois
Bernel Schwirtz
Ann
Anamosa
Paul Smith
Arto Brady
Marthelle
Harry Chase
Garry, Elesa
Kate Hanken
B. D. Helken
Willis Martin
Stanwood
Arthur Buere
DeKalb, I
Fret Blere
Routh Mallicent
Wyoming
Kempf
Martelle
T. E. Stanton
Ella Strong
S. W. Clark
W. Clark
Onslow
Frank Barnes
Christian Endeavor Society
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
J. R. McNeilly
A. Alyen
Robert Livingstone
Charles Luctt
Ann Antons
Masonville
Edna Antons
Joe Lo
Osterkamp
American Legion Post
Alyca
Baldwin
Center Junction
Lloyd Goldsmith
Jean McNeilly
F. Paulsen
Astrurian Club
John Jansen
W. A. Hicks
Lois
Wanda Bullock
Roxie Bullock
C. A. Rowe
Chaplin
Prank Rowe
Henry Heeren
Jones County Schoolmasters
The
Missionary Society
Herta Gutzeit
Gutzeit
Dorothy Overholt
Rausch
R. W. Chatterton
Hazel Orr
B. J. Keating
Isadore Hart
Davenport
Frances Fagan
Ora Allen
Stone Neighbors Club
Mary Sieveka
Roy Overly
Kyle Poole
Ray Hopkins
Lillian Buck
Priday
Ted Hampton
Nels Reade
Dc. A. Reade
Reade
East
Hartman heirs scatter Monticello property chain
Jones county records list transfers among Hartman heirs and others from October 1934 and November 1–7 1934. Includes Winfield Hartman and Catherine Hartman heirs of Chris Hartman with lots in Monticello and surrounding tracts, subject to several mortgages and rights of way. Other deeds cover transfers in Anamosa and Martelle with various grantees, terms, and nominal sums.
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Jones County
Catherine Hartman
Henry Hartman
Carl W. Hartman
Albert Hartman
Selma
Louise Torrence
Paul
Mary Hartman
Lena Hartman
Gregory
Clarence
Winfield Hartman
Monticello
Carl Hartman
Charley Murphy
PF. &. Stimson
George F. Bye
Ida M
Clifford L. Niles
Main
Ford Streets
Anamosa
East Booth
Fisher's
Anamosa Furcksa
Anamosa Eureka
T. A. Weiss
Henry Bailey
Independence
Agnes Remley
J. F. Brown
Cal Biggart
B. L. Stingley
Phillip R. Snyder
Gladys E
Dillon Snyder
C & NW Railroad
Elizabeth Bennett DeWitt
Isabelle
Bennett Day
Fred
L. B
Martelle
Clara H
H. E. Bray
J. M. Bray
Shaw
Main Street
New Autos Highlight Wyoming Era Show and Community News
Throngs viewed the New Autos at the New York and Paris shows era Star held in Wyoming. Social rounds note guests and celebrations across Wyoming including birthdays, visits from relatives, a hard time party, and a parade program at Chebat with Wyoming high school fund performances.
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New York
Paris
Wyoming
Willian =Fletcher
George French
R. W. Chatterton
Allen Chatterton
Clayton Garnett
CCC
A A. Garnett
Clayton
Sigourney
Howard Willison
Mamnah Rile
Baldwin
Mroo
Bem Warren
Frances Burdick
Longmont
Colo
Char Fayram
Monmouth
Hans Thompson
Dillon Stickley
Henry Monk
C. A. Neville
Richland
GC. R. Smith
A. K. McMaster
Springfield
Carl Brown
Chicago
Mary Ellen McKinstry
Dorothy Jean McKinstry
Dienova Wink
Anamosi
Lee Manson
Frank Probst
Paul Paulsen
LeBrun
France
Commerce Roper
Grand Central
Anamosa Roadway Easement and Lot Conveyance Description
Legal notice details a roadway easement across 60 ft and 16 ft strips plus a plotted lot in Anamosa Iowa. Describes starting point on Main Street near Davis, distances to Shaw’s block and Iowa Midland By Co rail line, and a 1.00 dollar consideration with related conditions.
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Anamosa
Main Street
Iowa
T. Shaw
Fisher
Shaw
S Rail
Iowa Midland
South
Pigmy Shrew Said to Be World's Smallest Mammal
The pigmy shrew, about three inches long with a tiny fraction of tail, is the world’s smallest mammal. It resembles a miniature mouse but differs in structure from a mouse, with weasel like teeth. Found from eastern Canada and United States to British Columbia, it is elusive and secretive, living underground or under leaves and logs, remaining active through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Herald
Canada
United States
British Columbia
Jujube Tree Exhibit At Meld Museum Reveals Quiet History
A bulletin from Meld Museum of Natural History outlines an exhibit on the jujube tree. Native to northern India and China, it has spread to Africa and the Mediterranean, bearing a fruit about the size of an apple and valued for flavor. Chinese varieties are smoked to preserve fruit longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Meld
Anunaibar
Mediterranean
Boo, Dahlgren
Turkish Towels in Textiles History Noted
The term Turkish towel has applied to many things since 1044 and first appeared in the 1864 International Exhibition at South Kensington opening May 1. The event had 6,560 foreign exhibitors and the towel was listed in catalog No. 3,048. Caulfield and Saward later described it as cotton cloth with a long nap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kensington
Caulfield and Saward
Literary Digest
Snowflakes Share Uniform Structural Foundation
A New York Herald Tribune report explains snow crystals share a common structure. They form in a triangular system with three arms, often twinned into six elements and sometimes twelve, revealing formation conditions of upper air through their shapes.
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New York Herald Tribune
Udon
Early Writing Surfaces From Stone to Paper History
The article traces ancient writing materials from stone and clay to wax tablets papyrus vellum and parchment and finally paper. It notes stone and metal were used first with carving easier on some capitals and describes wax trays vellum and parchment and wood with wax as early stylus writing methods lasting centuries before paper became widespread in Europe.
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British Cmy Sea
Sandhill Cranes Describe Courtship in Kansas Text
N S Gross describes the spectacular courtship of sandhill cranes from early breeding season. The birds bow leap hop skip crane and drum with drooping wings and booming calls, performing a frenzied dance until exhaustion and a final quiet.
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N.S. Gross
Kansas
Duarkong
Onslow Social Club Gatherings Highlight Novembers Activities
Onslow residents hosted varied gatherings with radio program showcases and book reviews. Members of the Astrurian club and center junction groups shared bridge nights and Christmas season readings while local schools and missionary groups planned dinners and programs for members and families.
Iowa Hog Feeder Endorses Mineral Compound for Hogs
Clarence Hock of Manson Iowa praises OCCO Vitaminized Mineral Compound for Purebred Spotted Poland China hogs saying it keeps hogs thrifty and gaining. claims higher prices for OCCO fed hogs and economic feed. The notice also promotes OCCO Mineral Compound for poultry and urges readers to start using it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hock
Manson
Iowa
Poland
China
OCCO
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Center Junction Stamp Club
F. A. Fossler
T. A. Jansen
Olin
Twe Jones County League
Morley
Oxford Junction
Peter Paulsen
Croose Lake
al Hamilton
W. KK. Kennedy
Eleanor
Marilee
Cedar Rapids
Lee Hanson
Sanday
W. A. Hanson
Minneapolis
Strand
Elsie Walters
Atnolis Park
Betwen Town
Minnesota
Town City
C. R. Smith
L. M. Smith
G. H. Paulsen
R. E. Chaplin
Wilma Menald
John McDonald Hospital
Walter Koon
Chebat
Wyoming Hich School Fund
Wyoming Post of
American Legon
Merle Hicks
Mary Hicks
Lus Buque
Palace
New Plymouth
Ex-Q-In Chemical CO
Grand Ave
Des Moines
Run Va
NOL Amary
Modern Mechanix
BETTE
Homes & Gardens
Christian Herald Flower Grower
Housenmold
Magazinccall's Magazine
Parents' Magazin Pictorial Review
the Farm Journal
the Country Home
MOI
Delineator
Real America
Radio News
oaYrn
Pathfinder
Raitt
Benes
Cale
Better Homes & Gardens
Christian Herald
Household Magazine
McCall’s Magazine
Parents
Pictorial Review
Gwen Road
Romantic Stories
Screen Book
True Confessions
Cloverleaf
Junior Morte
American Poultry Jour
American Fruit Grower
Cappei's
the Country Home the Farm Journal
Everybody's Poultry Mag
Gentlewoman Magazine
Good Stories Home Circle
aYr
ST. OR &.F.D
Home Friend
Illustrated Mechanics
Mother's Home Life
Needlecraft
Poultry Tribune
Farming Woman's World
Bronte
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Western Electric Company
Bell Laboratories
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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