Wyoming School Week Highlights and Community News
Public school fifth and sixth graders led by Miss Leota Wherry hosted visiting day with posters and health talks. Bridge construction on Main street advances with Perry Jayne of Cedar Rapids as contractor and May 15 completion target. Local Legion officers change as W. E. Schreiber resigns and Robert Alden elected. Community events include Dorcas class outreach, Armistice day observances, and farm bureau and club meetings with local residents and visitors from Davenport and Detroit.
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Verna Hanold
Jean Roush
Old Book
Genevieve Carson
Margaret Luke
Raymond Garside
Viola Redmond
Robert Pelkey
Little Bear Creek
Main Street
Perry Jayne
Cedar Rapids
Hansetta McHugh
St. Katharine's School
Davenport
Ed Pealer
Nina Dawes
Martha Dodge
Carrie James
Bottomstone
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EB
Wyoming
American Legion
W. E. Schreiber
Hart-Parr Tractor Company
Charles City
Kansas
Missouri
Robert Alden
Legion of the Condemned
Opera
Fisher
Clarence
Dorcas
M. E. Church
Julian Day
Sue Myers
Hattie Myers
Kate Mead
Raymond Harrington
Arthur Rohwedder
Hubert Cooley
University of Iowa
Theodore Becker
Wyo
Poland
China
Becker
E. S. Pealer
Lavina Pealer
Pealer
Robert Platner
Earl Coburn
Detroit
Mich
Earl
Wyoming High School
Home Neighbors Club
Lawrence Stenders
Old Kentucky
John Mayberry
Fred Bramer
Stella Mae
J. S. Parr
B. A. Woodworth
Center Junction
Carl Westphal
Henry Rohwedder
Woodworth
Dora Thomson
Bernice ‘Tompkins
Thomson
West Main Street
Maude Stoffel
Jessie Koch
Jenkins
Green Street
Hawthorne Club
Nora Thomson
Florence Soule
Edith Case
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Pleasant Ridge School House
F. Byerly
Bernice Tompkins
Bernard Cass
Dairy Cattle Congress
Mayberry
Wortman
Lyle Tompkins
Margaret Hunter Barry
Minneapolis
Harriet Shaffer
Hunter
Commercial Club
Sabula
Lyle Jenkins
Maquoketa
Onslow Actress Recovers? Local Notes and Socials
Onslow Mrs. Robert Streeper suffered a stroke last Friday and remains unconscious with little hope of recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bone visited Onslow friends last Sunday. Rev. Flett preached on the religion of the Quakers and will present an illustrated sermon next Sunday. Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy and Mrs. Carol Hanwardson attended Coe college homecoming last Saturday. Several local ladies attended a 5th district D A R convention in Waterloo. The Farmers haul lime rock for soil benefit. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fall moved to Olin for work. Monticello Armistice event features F K Barnes and Cecil Koon in the band with a game at Monticello.
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Robert Streeper
Ralph Bone
Onslow Friends
Flett
Quakers
Kenneth Kennedy
Carol Hanwardson
Coe College
Kennedy
George Sears
Ruth
Frank Barnes
Martha
Maquoketa
Ladies’ Guild
George Lyons
Robert Barber
Astruman Club
Edna Wasson
C. R. Smith
Marvin Hanwardson
Howard Willison
the Missionary Society
Gutzeit
S. G. Hutton
Waterloo
Hutton
Margaret McQuown
Mahen
Cecil Fall
Olin
Fall
Floyd Chatterton
Wyoming
F. K. Barnes
Cecil Koon
Monticello
Monti
Anamosa
Scotch Grove Community Club Meeting and Local News
The Scotch Grove Community club sets a November meeting at Mrs. L. J Schlemme's home with a business session and officer election. The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid carnival drew crowds, raised funds, and featured a play and pantomime amid games and refreshments. Local residents and visitors, births, church notices, and road work areUpdate: a closing out sale and moves to Monticello are noted.
Sahara Ownership Split Between France And Spain
Report states three fifths of the Sahara is owned by France while two fifths are held by Spain. The assertion frames territorial claims in a major desert region.
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Sahara Desert
France
Spain
Richland Center Visitors Spread Across Region This Sunday
Richland Center residents and friends from Dubuque Monticello Castle Grove Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Anamosa spent the past weekend visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Several families including the Guyan Fletchy Ely and Schneiter clans joined others at homes in Forest Ely Will Balsiger and Monticello areas for Sunday calls and Armistice day outings.
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Paul Guyan
Harry
Anamosa
James Fletchy
Dubuque
Reuben Ely
Ruby
Monticello
Forest Ely
Patricia Tuel
George Rienters
John Hasler
Castle Grove
John Yogell
Ben Redmond
G. L. Buol
Margaret Stadtmueller
Lucile Yossi
Rudolph Bohren
Maude Arduser
John Schweitzer
Fritz Marugg
Hopkinton
George Hein, Jr
W. H. Jarrett
Sidney Schweitzer
Eliza Havlichek
George W. Hein
J. L. Arduser
Len Hein
Naomi
Cascade Residents Attend Visits and Travel Events
Cascade residents and guests are noted in a series of social items. Died at Los Angeles on Monday November 5, Henry H Heitchen formerly of Cascade, funeral held Wednesday. Numerous visits include Mrs Nellie Broccaneer and son Francis, Mrs Agnes Cox and Marion, and trips by Mrs Anna Maire Anamosa to Supple and McNally Jamessa wheel. Local travel includes J Coyne Audubon visiting sister Mrs William Neters, and Peter Conter Waterloo spending day with his father Jacob Conter in Cascade. W W McBoyle Dubuque airport pilot carried passengers in Cascade Sunday. Frank Koppes Dubuque drove to Cascade Sunday. Catherine Kirchen returned to Dubuque. Dr M E Beitenman and baby plan weeks in Chicago.
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Henry H. Heitchen
Cascade
Los Angeles
Nellie Broccaneer
Francis
Agnes Cox
Marion
Katherine Kitchen
Emma Breitbach
Dwight Doming
Dubuque
Anna Maire
Anamosa
Supple
John Vernimont
Monticello
J. Coyne
Audubon
William Neters
John Ludwig
Orville Breit- Erbe
Catherine Kirchen
J. B. Albers
G. A. Hauck
Father Landolt
Sand Spring
Henry Moran
J. Kraus
Studebaker
Matt Bisenius
Chrysler
M. E. Beitenman
Babe
Chicago
Mary Clement
Catherine Hanson
Melia Otting
Key City
W. W. McBoyle
Frank Koppes
Peter Conter
Waterloo
Jacob Conter
Prairieburg Visitors and Local Social Visits Noted
Prairieburg residents hosted friends and relatives from Kensett Cedar Rapids Pipestone and Waubeek during the first week of May. Anne Collins stayed with the McEvoy family Sunday and Mike Marek welcomed a baby boy this past week. O E Reed accompanied Cedar Rapids visitors home. Dr. George Knott seeks chiropractic care at Marion on alternate days.
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Ralph Richards
Kensett
Anne Collins
McEvoy
Jack Soukop
Woodward
O. A. DeLancey
Central City
Skerik
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Randall
O. E. Reed
George Knott
Marion
Anna Houser
Pipestone
Minn
W. Ross
Waubeek
Mike Marek
New St Mark's foundation progress and Cedar Rapids bridge opening
The contractor Harry Jayne of Cedar Rapids reports good progress on the foundation for the new St Mark's church at First and Garnaville streets. A new East First street bridge over Fawn Creek opened to traffic, eliminating a detour on primary 117. Lawrence Shanney, 21, was injured in a Milwaukee tracks collision while driving a Ford touring car near the prison farm. he survived with a head cut and minor bruises after being thrown onto rocks. The car was heavily damaged and brakes reportedly failed.
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Harry Jayne
Cedar Rapids
St. Mark's Church
First
Garnaville Streets
East First Street
Fawn Creek
The
Highway Commission
Lawrence Shanney
Anamosy
Milwaukee Tracks
Shanney
Political Resurrection Sparks Local Interest
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes renewed activity around politician Billy Payne after a quiet fall period. The piece hints at a revival of support and attention, contrasting with limited coverage of Eichel berger this season.
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Marshalltown
Eichelberger
Billy Payne
Wilkinson Baby Born at Mercy Hospital
Dr and Mrs G R Wilkinson announce the birth of a daughter at Mercy hospital on Friday morning November 2. Henry Adams named patrolman for the Monticello Hopkinton primary road by Floyd Vetter maintenance superintendent. Work on the Wyoming primary 117 bridge project funded by the highway commission will begin this week.
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G. R. Wilkinson
Mercy Hospital
Henry Adams
Monticello
Hopkinton
Floyd Vetter
Highway Commission
Wyoming
Open Front Poultry House Proves Profitable Experience
A farmer recounts eight years of using an open front 14x32 poultry house with pens, self feeders, and zinc paint for roosts. In 1915 his 80 hens produced 5 080 eggs and earnings of $171.65 while feed costs were $21.10, with a mix of homegrown crops and alfalfa meal fed daily. He notes frost considerations, consistent egg during cold snaps, and plans to publish further on chick-raising methods.
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the Express
Mr. B
Iowan Experiment Station
Ames
Rhode Island
Tie
Home Made Wool Dresses Tips From Towa State College
Clothing specialists at Towa State College outline steps to make wool dresses appear store bought. Sponge the fabric, prepare at home with warm water sheet method, let it set 8 to 10 hours, press with a damp pressing cloth, align warp at right angles, and baste seams to prevent stretching. Use heavy woolen fabric on the ironing board.
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Towa State College
Lint-Tousled Finish Reduces Shine on Wool Garments
A technique using cotton cloth and press lifts the garment from the board to cause the nap of the two materials to cling. This results in a matte surface and eliminates the shiny appearance often seen on woolen clothes.
Humorous Courtroom Snippets Include Fines and Divorce Jests
A collage of wry courtroom quips shows a $25 fine and costs, a flirtatious divorce inquiry, a quip on life insurance, and a lawyer’s jab about the prisoner’s trust in thieves. The remarks appear in the Gaylord Herald Times and Pathfinder from Washington, D C.
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Godface
Gaylord
Mich
Herald-Times
Washington, D. C
Monticello Train Schedule for C M St P P Lines
Public timetable details train arrivals and departures at Monticello station. Lists Passenger and Freight runs with connections at Delaware Oxford Junction and via No 22 31 26 27 linking to Dubuque Omaha Chicago and Cedar Rapids. Includes times for morning and evening services and notes on connecting points.
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Monticello Station
CG. R
Davenport
Chicago
Calmar
Cedar Rap
O.m
Parley
Monticello
North
Farley
Davenp’t
Delaware
Dubuque
Oxford Junction
Marion
Omaha
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Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Community Club
L. J Schlemme
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
Alva Zimmerman
James Rickless
James Wright
G. O. Long
Harry Johnson
James Ricklefs
Merle Hutton
Kathleen Hughes
Gerd Rickels
Richard
Rickels
Ernest Heiken
M. M. Sinclair
Anamosa-Monticello
D. O. Sinclair
Presbyterian Church
J. B
W. H. Brokens
Richland Center
Prairieburg
Unitha Ee
New York
Anamosa Eureka
Vas A
TOR
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Iowa