Wyoming Community Notices Provide Weekend Plans and Local Events
The page details a late 1930s Wyoming sale of purebred Duroc Jersey boars cut short by cash flow issues. It also lists American Legion activities, Education Week observances, dances, club meetings, birthdays, and social gatherings across town with names of clubs, hosts, and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dawes
Wyoming
American Legion
Auxiliary of the Legion
Memoria Hall
Clyde Herring
Post
Opera House
W. B. Scarcoff
Auxiliary
Bellevue
Legion
William Wilker
Bay View Club
Wilker
John T. Wherry
Maryann
L. M. Sherrill
Maye Rose
E. A. Barton
St. Louis
Mount Vernon
Progressive Woman's Club
Horace Smith
Betty Dawes
Jean Layton
Martha Dick
Warren Barclay
Gordon Smith
Jean Roush
Ruth Esther Mowry
Ernest Reitz
Card Club
Valda Barber
John von Sprecken
Gerald Mader
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
M. ¥. Church
Grace Dick
Myrtle Millsap
Nina Dawes
Marian Steele
C. B. Shaffer
Mowry
C. J. Ingwersen
Everready Club
Dillion Story
Mary E. Campbell
Cedar Rapids
F. A. Layton
Koffee Club
Peter Fredericksen
Celena Mardorf
Near Anamosa
Louis Schladetzky
Olin
Louise Rohwedder
Anna Petersen
Helen Schladetzky
Mardorf
Schladetzky
Audra Demoss
Clement Merrick
Stanley Allen
Jacqueline Kinler
Althea Goodrick
Anna Dusanek
Everett Brunscheen
Florenne Herzberger
Ralph Carr
Marie Petersen
Dora Carstensen
Harry Rohwedder
Lowell Anderson
Dorothy Rohwedder
Helen Smith
Paul Koch
Henry Petersen
Mary Koch
Irvin Sievers
Louis Kouba
Erma Lincoln
Anamosa
Monticello
Onslow
Jones County Council of the Rebekah and
Crystal Stoffel
Audra
Crystal Demoss
Luella Pankow
Verna Hanold
Leo
Helen Warren
Vargissen Orchestra
East Ridge
Earl Waggy
Kyle Poole
Cts
Reginald Morse
James Huffman
Parlin Burkett
Lyle Tompkins
Picias Dorothy Schnack
Clinton
Leah Allen
John A. Allen
Prairieburg Roundup Notes Visits and Births Across Linn County
Prairieburg and Central City residents swap visits with neighbors and relatives. births include a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Willie Husmann with care by Mrs Dolan. James P Smith 86 of Marion dies after heart trouble, survived by wife and large family. extensive community service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Richards
Gertie
Central City
Glen Richards
Old Home
E. J. Patnode
Dubuque
Richard Evans
O. A. DeLancey
Cedar Rapids
Fred Yossi
Coggan
Prairieburg
Henry F. Dolan
Joan
F. X
John Lauser
Viola
Milo Kaliban
Blanche Kinley
Hannah Henderson
Louis Smith
Marion
Don DeLancey
Howard Titus
Wes R. Holub
Roland Hill
Willie Husmann
Donald Dolan
Husmann
George Knott
Gilbert
Monticello
Irvin Beebe
M. D. Woodard
George Beebe
Tony Berenak
Lew Hinmes
Leo Holub
John Kaliban
Leo
Mount Vernon
Joseph Reyhons
Emil
Solon
James P. Smith
Smith
Linn County
Lawrence County
David
Eliza Smith
Jackson County
Iowa
Juliet Gehringer
Louis Pillard
Coggon
Fred Voss
Louis
Wallace Burnside
Seward
Blairsburg
Lester Smith
Irwin Truesdell
Guy McLeod
John Slimmer
Charles Lamont
Richard
Stone City
Kenneth Sanders
John Coons
Sanders
Ray Gordon
Frank Eiler
Freda
Frankie
Ed Burlingham
Cascade and Davenport Visitors Pack Weekend With Local Families
Elizabeth Becker of Waterloo and Virginia Becker of Davenport visited relatives in Cascade. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Lane and family hosted Cedar Rapids trips to see Gertrude Lane. Several families traveled to Preston Minnesota and Anamosa for visits while St. Martin's Rosary society met to discuss Christmas plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Becker
Waterloo
Virginia Becker
Davenport
John Becker
R. J. Lane
J. P. Lane
Wilfred
Cedar Rapids
Gertrude
Charles Spielman
Preston
Minn
James H. Devaney
Imelda
James H., Jr
Louis Guasta
Dubuque
East Cascade
T. Oc.barrett
A. L. Morrison
T. J. Lane
Marjorie
Oxford Junction
M. E. Barrett
A. J. Faber
Local Doings and Social Notes in Cascade Area
Sunday football thrill as Cascade Reds lose to Mount Vernon club. Local residents attend weddings, visits, and dances. Bank announces another dividend around 40 000 dollars as Farmers and Merchants State Bank continues payments. National Education Week observed. jurors named for Jones County term. many residents travel to Dubuque Chicago and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Dubuque
Cascade Reds
C. C
S of
Mount Vernon
L. F. Barrett
Chicago
James Hickey
Paul Weber
Elmer Murray
Leo Lees
Nick J. Hoffman
Myrl Fagan
Jean Lees
James Phelan
Peter Ryder
Ashe
Ryder
Monica Dandi
Mercy Hospital
Louis Dandi
Michael J. Nevers
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Marguerite Miller
Claude Miller
Cascade
Harry Rapkey
Paul
Matt Bisenius
James Delay
George McLees
Cedar Rapids
John McLees
Jones County District Court
Margaret McArthur
Mike Sadler
John Becker
Ed Reiter
Local notes and social updates from Onslow community life
Onslow residents engage in travel visits and routine moves with Hunwardsens moving to a Bul lock apartment across from an oil station. Vera Paul, Mary Daves, Bess Rowe and Eleanor Shaw noted. Local hunting, basketball practice, club meetings, and a junior play at the opera house are described along with a business sale at the oil station to Dillon Hall and Rewhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hunwardsen
Bullock
George Paulsen
Bess Rowe
Moline
Charles Rowe
George Sears
Albert McQuown
Waterloo
John Belknap
Anamosa
G. Hutton
Loyal Smith
Sumner
Herman Lightfoot
Mr. Smith
Herman
Kenneth Kennedy
Howard Willison
Russell Chanman
Hal Smith
Carroll Lightfoot
Opera House
Eleanor Shaw
Iowa City
Lenora Seebach
Dysart
Astrurian Club
Henry Koon
Ladies’ Guild
George Lyons
Bernard Cass
Lamey
Lizzie
Gordon Hall
Sarah
Caroline Peterson
Hazel
Irene Lightfoot
Lizsie Blanks
Maxine Orr
Hank Blinks
Dillon Hall
Minnie Hall
Ruth Lathrop
Richard Biltmore
Glen Fayram
Dave Hinkle
Donald Jansen
Miss Shaw
Miss Beebach
Center Junction
A. E. Hall
Dillon
Plainfield pheasant trip and local notices in Monticello area
A Monticello party including Fred Zimmerman Kenneth Hosford John Van Buren and Claude Mason drove to Plainfield for a pheasant hunting trip. The 460th anniversary of Luther’s birth was observed at a Lutheran church with German and English services. Red Cross roll call volunteers and regional news items are noted along with weather woes and local business developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Zimmerman
Kenneth Hosford
Monticello
John van Buren
Buffalo Township
Claude Mason
Plainfield
Martin Luther
Lutheran Church
Hosford
Olin
Lynn Howie
Waterloo
John Tschantz
Olga Meier
W. D. McLaughlin
M. Hosford
Des Moines
Iowa Association of Mutual Insurance Associations
Fort Des Moines
A. F. M. Caspers
A. F. M. Caspers and Sons Visited In Anamosa
Amber
Anna Husman
McDonough Bros
Coggan Road
Church of Immaculate Conception
Frank Miller
Ernest McDonough
Pheasant Outings Reported Around Iowa Towns
Richland Center and Hopkinton residents joined hunters for pheasant outings near Waterloo Mason City and Wallingford over a recent weekend. Guests included Paul Allen George Allen and families from Dubuque Scotch Grove and Du buque, plus Wismeier and Schneiter connections. Margaret Wismeier hosted Presbyterian choir practice with local members and church staff attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sackett
Walter Sackett
Hopkinton
Paul Allen
George Allen
Waterloo
H. L. Wismeier
Toe Kiburz
George Kormann
Dubuque
Carl Rickels
Scotch Grove
Wallingford
Eee
Ludwig Larson
Paul Guyan
Harry
Carl N. Hein
Leonard Wismeier
Mason City
Chris Schneiter
Margaret Wismeier
Presbyterian Church Choir
O. B. Crane
Eugene Byers
Burris
Raymond Eby
Earl Holtz
Frank A. Walker
W. J. Grossheim
Maurice Cook
Lena Marugg
Lillian Stewart
Will Laude
Mildred Wilcox
Carl F. Kiesel
Olive
Will Conrad
George B
East Cass Township Social Whirl Noted in Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Edwin Taylor and children from Columbus Junction visited Henry Uhr for Mrs Uhrs birthday. The Taylor family recently moved to Columbus Junction where Mr Taylor runs a gas station. Numerous neighbors and relatives hosted and visited in Cass Center Anamosa Morley and nearby areas including the Uhr Darrow Benedict and McConaughy households. Ebert Prulls hand injury from a mill shows slow recovery after fears of severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Taylor
Dean
Wilma Mae
Columbus Junction
Henry Uhr
C. B. Darrow
Anamosa
Ida Darrow
Benedict
Ebert Prull
Co. B. Darrow
Lyle Uhr
Monticello-Anamosa
Myr
Earl Benedict
Gay McConaughy
Morley
Community Socials and Local Visits Across the Area
A series of visits and gatherings unfolds across Richland Center Langworthy and Monticello with families like Hein Arduser and Behrends sharing Sunday and Wednesday get togethers in Dubuque Cedar Rapids Earlville and Monticello. Farm Bureau and Presbyterian Ladies Aid meetings highlight the week's activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Hein
Loeda
John
Richland Center
Clifford Arduser
Arlene
Robert
Langworthy
P. J. Taylor
Monticello
Cap Arduser
Lou King
Ray Chaplin
Fred Egger
F. J. Welter
Dubuque
W. H. Behrends
Dave Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Ricka Hyde
Alice and
Albert
Earlville
Herbert Cox
Dorothy Lee
Ernest Brondel
Farm Bureau
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church
Republicans must present new talent to win Iowa ticket
The piece argues that Iowa Republicans need fresh candidates to win next year. Voters are tired of battle scarred veterans and want a new deal plus party reform. If the Republicans deliver both new talent and internal control reforms, they can secure victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Iowa
Anamosa Eureka Clippings Briefs and Notices
Charles A. Rahn of Elgin Illinois plans to open a jewelry store and repair shop in Anamosa on Main Street in the former Clarke building. Mrs. H Kerr, 78, dies of a heart attack at her West Main Street home. Warden W Frazer and Miss Lucille Barker travel to Des Moines. Barker becomes private secretary to two senators. Hubert Metcalf suffers a storeroom accident at Metcalf Electric, escaping severe injuries. J H Allen, 75, pioneer clothing merchant and hotel proprietor of Manchester, dies after an operation. funeral held in Manchester with burial beside his wife in Galena Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Rahn
Elgin
Harry Clarke
J. H. Allen
Manchester
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Mr. Allen
Nella
J. Frank Moore
Manchester Community Church
Galena
Tilinots
Real Estate Transfers Include Multiple Parcels and Easements
Real estate transfers record Home Lumber Co to Onslow Lumber Co for lots in Wyoming with 2500 dollars. F P Richmond and wife transfer portions of Niles & Watters Logs Bank lands including 5 acres NW SE NE 8-84-4 and 20 acres government lot 4 section 9 and parts of lot 4 plus easement and right of way toward a public highway and 26 2/3 acres of lot 3 and NW SE NW section 9 with detailed boundary descriptions and a portion of government lot 1, also a specified part of lot 1 in 8-84-4 with boundary lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Lumber Co
Onslow Lumber Co
Wyoming
F. P. Richmond
D. W. Bates
Niles & Watters
Park Chamberlain
Manville
Chaplin
Iva L. Brown
Boardman's
Webster's
Anamosa
Oakland
Jackson County
Johanna Overley
C. C. Overley
John Robert Overley
Green
Joseph Emerson
Minerva Jane Emerson
Wis
Caleb E. Negus
Ellis W. Negus
Loueella S. Fleming
EB. J. Pleming
Abbie Swan
Charles E. Vernon
Lewis Vernon
Chas
J. Cash
G. H. Walworth
Ida A Arment
Margaret E. O'Brien
Emmet O’brien
Frances O'Brien
Josephine O'Brien
Rosaline O'Brien
Marjorie Noonan
D. W. Bates Ree
Niles & Watters Sves Bk
Sarah J. Duntz
Ets
Edward P. Lorenzen
August Lazare
Sia
Frank Lundon
John
Property Transfers and Deeds Across Anamosa and Jackson Areas
A compressed list of land transfers and deeds recorded, detailing buyers and sellers in Anamosa, Wyoming, and Jackson counties. Transactions include parcels in Boardman's subdivision, Oak field, and Green's add, with prices mostly at $1.00 and occasional larger sums such as a $1,725 deed and multiple 5 acre or 200 acre tracts subject to mortgages and existing encumbrances.
Property transfers and land deeds in 86 4 area
Listings show transfers from Lundon to Mary Lundon for 156 acres at 1.00, Warren Rees as administrator conveying to Alvaretta Shipley, McGovern to Reconstruction Finance Corporation involving several parcels totaling 327 acres for 13780.90, Vanderbilt to Stookey and Reeder with cancellation of indebtedness, Dearborn to Amana National Bank with multiple tracts, and Ambuchl junior to Messerlin detailing a 12.7 acre parcel with road descriptions and a 1000 dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd Lundon
Mary Lundon
Ny Se
Nine Tenths
Warren Rees
James Myron Young
Alvaretta Shipley
Center Junction
Thomas McGovern
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rachel Vanderbilt
Martha J. Stookey
Mary L. Reeder
W. H. Dearborn
Anamosa Natl
Andrew Ambuchl Jr
Fred
Mary Messerlin
Lune
Nis
Harvest of Stone Epitaph in Daniel Henderson Poem
A stark meditation on labor and ruin where a farmer battles a hard bed, steel, rock, and a stubborn wall. The refrain repeats breaking, forcing the wall to yield as the earth yields nothing but a grave marker. Pensive, concrete imagery anchors the poem’s grim harvest metaphor.
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Monmouth
Martelle
County Tourney
Atate Tourney
Castle Grove
East
Cass Township
Dee
Hubert Metcalf
Metcalf Electric Company
Hubert
New England Farm
Garner
Daniel Henderson
American Poetry Journal
F. S. Vetter
Anamosa Vhones
Earl H. Deshaw
Stuhler
Purdue
Wayne King
Rubinagh
John McCormick
Burns and Allen
Rov Atwell
Floyd Gibbons
Iowa Electric Company
Moticello
Monticello High
Marion High
Levsen
Anamosa Macaulay
Onslow Vander Stoep
Center Jet
Merten
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