Wyoming News Briefs Reflect Church Events And Local Property Deals
Community activities include a Methodist evening lecture in Wyoming and a large Thursday prayer service led by Rev W P Nicholas at the Presbyterian church. The J S Robertson estate farm near Wyoming sold for 77 per acre to James Huffman. Henry Westphal’s West Main property sold for 1250 with immediate possession. Wyoming residents attend funerals and social gatherings, while church services note Harvest Sunday and Well Tone the arm Home discourse by G W Goodrick.
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China
Starwood
Wycoming
W Po Nicholas
Presbyterian Church
Nicholas
Curran
J. S. Robertson
Wyoming
James Huffman
Funeral for Eben Wherry Follows Auto Crash
Eben Wherry, 24, died in a Sunday evening auto accident. Relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Stickley and Mr. and Mrs. Orr attended the funeral. Nearby residents recall severe winter weather and ongoing corn picking as farms report strong yields and gatherings continue in the community.
Onslow Altramans Frid ay Meeting at Mrs Glathi Wilbon
Onslow The Altramans chair a Friday evening meeting at the home of Mrs Glathi Wilbon on November 20 an informal session replaces the usual afternoon gathering. The event includes a sale of the second mansion of the guild with Mrs AK McMirster as headman and a reported well attended meeting. Mrs S C Tratten who has been in Rochester with Gend Walker for two weeks returned Thursday and is improving. Mrs Minta Ripperton of Monmouth visited her parents Mr and Mrs Isaac Fd Wards last week. Dr and Mrs C R Smith hosted a bridge dinner with four tables. Mrs George Paulsen won high.
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Everet
Stickley
Alva
MelIntyre
Wison Nev
Eben Wherry
Orr
Andrew McDonald
Center Junccon
Owen Rittmer
Nebraska
G. J. Hughes
Kathleen
John Matthiessen
Des Moines
Sinclair
H. H. Carson
Presbyterian
Center Junction
Scotch Grove
Presbyterian Aid Society
Laura Sinclair
Mount Vernon
Walter Yount
Cedar Rauids
W. S. Eby
Yweavne
Thayne Ebv
Cedar Rapids
Callahan
Esther Sinclair
Vello
Byverett Stickley
Joe Ladehoi
Peter Paslsen
Distet No 4
Stratein
Oriuet
Altramans Chuir
Glathi Wilbon
Usu
AK. McMirster
Ceci Wherry
Mercy
SC Tratten
Rochester
Gend Walker
Minta Ripperton
Mon- Diouth
Center Junction Shippers Grow As Livestock Market Expands
Center Junction shippers moved one double deck load one single load and one cattle load last week. The center joins the Eastern Iowa Livestock Marketing association and has drawn wide business. Sixty carloads have been shipped since March 10 1930 with only one cripple and no heads reported. The Morley High School basketball team lost to the local hoop squad 17 to 18.
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Local Shippers’ Association
Center Junction Association
Center Junction Shipping Association
Eastern Iowa Livestock Marketing Association
J. B. Seehusen
S. G. Thompson
Women’s Club of
Center Junction
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. F. Kleineck
Lulu Kleineck
Magdalene Vander Stoep
Vivienne McDonald
Lucille Albaugh
Nellie Moses
Hazel Burge
Lucy Dodge
Irma Sanford
Ethel Stingley
Ethel Courtney
John Aldens
Priscillas
Clib
R. A. Naylor
Scotceh Grove
Morley High School
Morley
Lyman Thompson
Jewaine Moses
George Dirks
Claude Tomlinson
Harry
Junior Alyta
Alva Edwards
Hk. T. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Wyoming
Presbyterian Church
Heart Pictures
J. P. Livingstone
Frank Hime~baugh
Andrew McDonald
J. A. McDonald
Scott Mc Yoonald
Gary McDonald
Dorothy
Dean McDonald
Mary Strong
Kilh Kleineck Fund
Wynonna
Henry Raittiner
Monticello
Otto Rattiner
Beach
John Hinrichs
John Ketelsen
Tammily
Floyd Show
Martelle
H. Jo. Stingley
Hollyce
Davenport
Will
Robert Mead
Algoma
Wis
Clarence Dixon
Catherine
Morley Center Junction
Madison Township Farm Bureau Holds November Meeting
The Madison township Farm Bureau met at the M E church on Monday evening November 17. Mr Arthur Wilcox led the brief business session after community singing. Mrs J N Smith spoke on Thanksgiving history and Mary Ellen Andrews recited a Thanksgiving piece. A Pocahontas pantomime was presented by 4 H club girls and moving pictures closed the program. Oyster refreshments were provided by Madison's Merry Maidens 4-H.
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Leman Thomitsar
Carson
Ana M
TVG LD
ULAS
Towa- Nebraska
Peter Prahm
Ham
Tronon
Maganokta
Connerr
Oisn
Paul Smith
Arthur Wilcox
J. N. Smith
Mary Ellen
Elmer Andrews
Pocahontas
Steele
Moving Pictures
Farm Bureau women report details attendance and patterns
The Castle Grove Farm Bureau women reported on Nov 1 with five leaders hosting six meetings for 57 attendees. All districts except No 8 were represented. Mrs Rickels led districts 2 and 3, while Mrs Deischer taught in 1, 7 and 9. Average attendance was seven, 142 patterns cut, and pattern costs equaled cheap options at $21.20. A follow up on shoes and hosiery is planned for Dec 3 at Miss Heiken’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
George Rickels
F. D. Deischer
EF. F. Burr
Anna Heiken
Community Notes From Cedar Hans and Surroundings
Saturday events include Cedar Hans visitors Benm Ohe and Louis Orteres at the Chicago market. 4 H club girls plan a Saturday meeting at Mrs. C A Melaughlin’s home with Miss Houston present to discuss foot measures and arch support.
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Sandsoot
Masarhle
Sosstin
Claude Mason
Kenneth Hasford
Gladys Hasford
Sunil
John van Buren
Hopkinton
Glenn Ban
Esther Zimmerman
Manticello
C. A. Melaughlin
Farm Bureau
Ponday
Reading diet for children recommended by extension specialist
Mrs Alma H Jones of the extension service at Iowa State College says children need a reading diet with bulk and concentrated material to aid growth. Reading provides fun knowledge and mental development, with varying balance between enjoyment and learning.
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Alma H. Jones
Towa State College
Reading guidance for children's book choices across ages
The text outlines how children's reading interests evolve with age from picture and adventure tales to flowers trains and airplanes. It cautions avoiding tales that heighten fear or offer magic solutions, and notes biographies and practical books promote skill and achievement.
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The
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Child learns self reliance carrying lunch tray in cafeteria
A three year old can be taught to carry a plate of food or a glass of milk safely and takes delight in doing so. He learns independence and can manage a lunch tray if not too heavy while playing cafeteria.
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Henry Westphal
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Ed Hodoval
J. W. Waite
Russell Malliegat
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Kyle Poole
Walter
Ome
Annon
Boone
Moya
Mme- Larnon
Lyle
Mit
Ted
St Lukes Hospital
Cedar Bearuid
St Lukes
Jancen
Joe Kajouse
Ohn Stelerald Hospital
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Come Tire
Chilcare
Odod
Earl Doane Fels
Sonatta
Cecae
Jo Peaier
Walter Jaaschek
Pealer
Frank Wherry
Plymouth
Wherry
John Decker
Grundy Center
Keystone Lodge
Wyoming Cemetery
T. G. Richardson
Vo Tuas
Paul
Piace
Onslow High School
Padcock
Altrurian Club
Converse
Gordon Hosiery
Castle Grove
Jones County A
Guernsey
McCormick-Deering
Steve
L. P, Waddick
Grover
Monticello State Bank
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Cascade
Dubuque
Virginia Cafe
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Co
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