Cascade Wedding in St Peter's Church and Local Highlights
A early winter wedding united Miss Mary Theresa McCormick and James Maloney of Bernard at St Peter's Church Temple Hill on Wednesday at 8 30. Rev John Hehir officiated and sang the nuptial mass with Lohengrin played by Sister Henrietta. The couple honeymoon in Fremont Nebraska and plan a Dec 1 home near Bernard. A cascade of social notes follows including a big minstrel show at Cascade theater, farm bureau activities, and local obituaries and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
Temple Hill
Mary Theresa McCormick
James McCormick
James Maloney
Bernard
John Hehir
St. Peter's
Lohengrin
Henrietta
Theresa Maloney
Frank McCormick
St. Martin’s School
James H. Devaney
Topeka Kansas
James Gibbons
Supreme Directors
The
Knights of Columbus
Topeka
Gibbons
Santa Fe Railroad
Knights of Columbus of Kansas
Knights of
William McDonald
E. A. Martin
Farm Bureau
Thomas Reddin
Cascade Township
C. A. Macomber
Mrs. Reddin
Mesdames W. K. Aitchison
Frank Baum
A. F. Aitchison
A. W. Aitchison
M. Robertson
W. K. Aitchison
Messrs
Mesdames
George Ganfield
C. H. Macomber
W. A. Fairburn
A. P. Hamil
Anton Green
FE. A. Martin
David EB. Martin
Stewart Martin
James Gosden
Raymond Bayy
Gladys Beatty
Mildred Ganfield
Hazel Marston
J. H. Weber
Des Moines
M. EB. Moore
Fort Dodge
A. B. Sayles
Katherine
Gertrude
Moore
Watertown
D. D
Merton Moore
Sayles
P. J. Conlin
John McGargill
Mary McGargill
Imogene
Town
Washington Township
Jones County
James
Catherine McGargill
Government Forest Reserve
Oregon
Washington
Amber residents share reports from county gatherings and farm trade
Amber and Antioch churches sent delegates to a county Sunday school convention at Martelle. Local officers were elected at a Farm Bureau meeting after a talk by Royal Holbrook of Iowa State College. The Amber Shipping association shipped cattle and hogs to Chicago. Residents visited, hosted guests, and tended corn husking and plowing as spring work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Jones County Teachers Institute
Matie Harms
Helen Lieneman
Edith Behrends
Pearl Batchelder
Wilma Craig
Gertrude Porter
Ruth Brown
L. Bartels
Alex Robertson
Anamosa
Lena Daly
F. Worcester
Patricia
Ed Duncan
Amber Shipping Association
Chicago
James Gray
Ellis Boots
Cedar Rapids
Charles Michels
Ed Michels
Ross McIntyre
Amber
Antioch Presbyterian
Martelle
A. Allison
Lloyd Robertson
W. E. Hay
Ray Stivers
Lee Voorhies
Lillian
Alberta
Howard Brickley
Dorothy
Grant Brickley
A. G. Bender
J. W. Streeter
Royal Holbrook
Ames Agricultural College
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Antioch Church
William Benadom
Alvin Byerly
Will Rickels
Lisbon
P. B. Daly
Bernell Dress
Barney Fitzsimons
Monticello
Sacred Heart Church
Peter Robertson
Charles Gray
Ernie Rhue
John Gray
Town City
George Mardorf
Herman Folkers
Mia
Reuben Dress
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Delca Yount
Iowans Set for Nebraska Clash in New Rivalry
Randahl Hickman leads Iowa ground game in scrimmages against Nebraska while Elmo Nelson adds blocking power at halfback. Harold Ely and Lloyd Jensvold cap Iowa careers in final game as memories of a long series resurface after years apart between 1891 and 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
University of Nebraska
Iowans
Randahl Hickman
Iowa
Cornhusker
Elmo Nelson
Harold Ely
Lloyd Jensvold
Ely Is & Power
Hawkeyes
Cornhuskers
Care of Clothing meeting draws seventeen at Castle Grove
Mrs George Rickels led a follow up meeting on Care of Clothing at Mrs N G Manter nach home with seventeen ladies present. The Friday through weekend notes report community visits and local arrangements across Castle Grove including farming, illnesses, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rickels
N. G. Manternach
G. J. van Buren
Iowa City
John van Buren
Union Township
Claude Mason
Kenneth Hosford
Waterloo
Harry Kremers
Cedar Rapids
Ladies‘ Aid
Will Hiller
Velma Ohe
Springville
Henry Ohe
John H. Husman
Albert Hutton
Louis Lange
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
J. H. Specht
John Heiken
Strawberry Point
Heiken
Rochester
Minn
Etta Gerjets
S. M. Hosford
Des Moines
State Association of Mutual Insurance Associations
W. F. Hintz
Castle Grove Farm Bureau
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County for Week Ending November 1
Deeds filed for record list owners including David C. Rorick John C. Rorick Caddie Quackenbush W C Tyrell Esther Garth Harry Tyrell and Vinnie Rorick to John Peck ash w d commencing at se corner lot 3 with line description continuing west and north and east along parcel boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
David C. Rorick
John C. Rorick
Caddie Quackenbush
W.C. Tyrell
Esther Garth
Harry Tyrell
Vinnie Rorick
John Peckash
Property Transfers List From Local Deeds Ledger
Engle Lake and husband sell to Will R Schoon in Amber area for 1.00 with described parcel boundaries and Ram sey street line. L W Lovell and wife deed south 25 feet of lot 152 and north 37.5 feet of lot 151 in Railroad addition Monticello for 1.00. Dewey McMurrin and wife to Marie Zimmer one third shares in sections 3 and 4 in 84-4 for 1.00. James C Leeds to M J Tymner quitclaim of Lots 6 and 7 in block 1 Quirk’s addition Oxford Junction for 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle Lake and
Husband
Will R. Schoon
Amber
Ramsey Street
L. W. Lovell
Ed G. Brazelton
Monticello
Dewey McMurrin
Marie Zimmer
Swinn
James C. Leeds
M. J. Tymner
Oxford Junction
Cascade Sewer Sec
C. Merfield
Sunnyside
John Beatty
Hill
Ane Beatty
B. Dominy
D B. Dominy
Hill's
J. Moncrief
Swee
Scotch Gr . O. Danneman
Swn
Thomas W. Fagan
Taeen
Eer
F. W. Minney
Delano Sanford
Aebertae
Cor
Richland Township
J. H. Dehner
J. H. Dehnner
Adewehd AdAsage
Fred A. Himes
Bowen
West Cascade
S. Fluckiger
Merrill
Agnes Kenny
Elizabeth Reddin
Hill’s
John Zoller
Cascade Drainage
Eheevaae
Leytem
Merrill's
Mike O'Brien
Bridget McArthur
Dwight Dominy
Fluckiger, S
Ida Grogan
Nic Kremer
Frank Gisser
Frank Gisler
Skahill
Orig
Wm. H. Holmes
Louise Hoffman
Varve
Lot
Fred Himes
Welch
Clara Kness
Railroad
Carsten Ketelsen
Varvel
Rere
Otto Otten
Davidson
Vr Ereaneer Ee
John Otten
Abeeavanevesse Aps
P. C. Patore
Dunham
James Ray
Monticello Paving
Erperenaieatnectantaee
Sarah Skelley
Turck Lovell
Aera
A. F. Walker
Neee
Washingto
P. Maurice Brown Estate
Senseesneass
W. B. Crawford
Taney
Aeons
Jane Dixon
Jones County Delinquent Tax List Public Sale Notice
Jones County Iowa announces a tax sale on December 1 1930 at the Anamosa treasurer’s office for lands and town lots with delinquent taxes interest and costs. The sale may continue day to day until all parcels are sold as required by law. Harry Holcomb treasurer and collector of Jones County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Iowa
Anamosa
Harry Holcomb
Illness of Rev. August Peterson Hovers Over Richland Center
The community notes Rev. August Peterson in serious illness at St. Luke's hospital for three weeks. Visits by Henry L. Wismeier Leon ard and George Allen are recorded, as are social visits and gatherings across Richland Center with neighbors from Hopkinton Dubuque Milwaukee and Buck Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Peterson
St. Luke's Hospital
Henry L. Wismeier
Leonard
George Allen
Ryan
Roy Sackett
Lucy Winch
Hopkinton
Jenny Winch
Margaret Ethel
Walter Kiburz
Kansas City
Janaan
Sidney Schweitzer
Martha Buol
Milwaukee
Wis
Ray Wishon
Harry Ferguson
Iron Dale
Oliver Kiburz
Frank Bruin
Dubuque
Joe Kiburz
John Schweitzer
Louise Hoffman
Ed Heeren
John Null
John Arduser
W. Behrends
John Yaggi
Chas. Schweiter
Charles Schweiter
Will Wenger
Will Cooper
Will Hoffman
Will Balsiger
John Yosst
G. L. Buel
George Hein, Jr
Henry
Fred Liddy
John Jordan
Social visit notes from Marion to Worthing area
Sand Spring residents Mr and Mrs J L Batchelder visited the Glass home in Marion. Mrs Joe Wagner of Kingsley is staying with Herman Welter. Mr and Mrs Joe Hosch of Cascade and Carrie Till of Worthing are mentioned in the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Welter
Frank Kreagar
Petersburg
Will Baum
Chris Arduser
Shadehill
S. D
Cap Arduser
Clara
John L. Batchelder
Langworthy
Doris
Clair Eggiman
Dundee
Dave Wilson
J. L. Batchelder
Howard Glass
Marion
Joe Wagner
Kingsley
Joe Hosch
Cascade
Carrie Till
Worthing
How to Store Vegetables for Winter
Vegetable storage guidance from E S Haber at Iowa State College covers potatoes cabbage onions garlic and root crops. Potatoes need clean dry storage in moist cool air with ventilation and avoid wet or freezing conditions. Onions garlic require dry cold storage around 40 to 50 degrees F. Root crops need moisture or sand to prevent drying and cave or pit storage works for many items but not for sweet potatoes squash or pumpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Haber
Towa State College
Haber
Do Not Mulch Flowers Until Ground Freezes
Gardening guidance from RE C Volz of Iowa State College advises delaying mulch for hardy perennials like tulips and narcissus until after ground freezes to prevent freeze thaw damage. Dry leaves under corn stalks make an effective mulch and curb weed seeds. Guard roses with late protection and specific burying methods for tender varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. C. Volz
Towa State College
Volz
Its Moving Time for Mice in Basements
Extension entomologist Fred Butcher of Iowa State College urges homeowners to keep basement windows and doors shut to deter mice. Once pests invade a cell, snap traps work. attractants like butter kernels or bacon rind help lure mice into the traps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Butcher
Extension Entomoloxist
Iowa State College
Plan for outdoor play suits for young children
The plan aims to make one or two winter outdoor play suits for younger children to wear over their clothing. The project will be guided by the bureau of home economics for instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Home Economics
Protect the Young Trees From Rabbit Bark Damage
Iowa State researchers advise early protection of young orchards against rabbits. To prevent girdling, wrap trunks with wire netting or window screen, or use veneer wrap. avoid tar paper as ineffective. Other methods include newspapers, gunny sacks, and corn stalks kept loose around the trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Maney
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Ames
Maney
Cows Fed Silage Boost Butterfat by 31 Pounds
Town State college extension service reports from the State dairy tests show cows fed silage in addition to hay and grain produced 270 pounds of butterfat yearly, 31 more than those fed only hay and grain. Legume hay and silage raised output to 305 pounds, while non-regime hay and grain yielded 229 pounds. The data span 28,431 records from several states, with 74 percent of higher producing herds using silage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Extension Service
Town State College
Ono O
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Better Farm And City Cooperation Urged At Creston Meeting
M G Thornburg secretary of agriculture told 700 farmers and businessmen at Creston that farm profits should rise with prices. He urged rapid retail price adjustments, soil conservation, and continuation of family unit farming for future citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Thornburg
Creston
Thornbury
Mr. Thornburg
Phornbury
Iowa population tops 2.47 million in 1980 census
The United States Census Bureau says Towa's population in April 1980 reached 2,470,939, about 1,100 more than the preliminary figure. The density is 44.6 inhabitants per square mile, and the federal census ten years ago recorded 2,404,027. A culinary aside notes soaking salty ham in dairy can tenderize it and reduce salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Ohias
United States Census Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph McGargill
A. J. Faber
John Reichart
Beloit
Jack Schneider
Dupuy
M. Ita
Burlingen
Margaret Faber
Urban
Red) Faber
Reichart
Melissa Glynn
Clark College
Archie Macomber
William A. Fair
Hoffman
George Sadler
Loretta Merfield
Jerry McCabe
Fillmore
Garrett Klay
Orange City
Paul Smith
George Wassenaar
Edward Gavin
William Gavin
John D. Murphy
Margaret Leonard
Gavin
Geraldine
Julien Gavin
Nebraska
Hickman
Halpracie
Ely
Taci’Le
Trove Jews
Vold -Quante Een
Castle Grove
Richland Center
E. C. Volz
Stuhlers
Helms’ Studio
Better Farm and
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
Monticello, Towa
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