Wyoming Iowa News Highlights Local Collisions and Obituaries
A head on collision on primary 117 near Wyoming injured Jessie Koch and Hovik of Oxford Junction with both vehicles ruined. Edgar L. Barber of Cedar Rapids died after a heart attack on a business trip, with funeral services in Cedar Rapids and Wyoming cemetery burial. The community also reports weddings, church events, club activities, and numerous social notices from Wyoming and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Koch
Wyoming
Joe Hovilk
Oxford Junction
Anamosa
Hovilk
Koch
Hovik
J. A. Hoegen
Henry Eichhorn
Edgar L. Barber
Iowa State Benefit Insurance Association
Cedar Rapids
New Hampton
Barber
Nash-Finch Company
Liscomb
Marshall County
Iowa
Hale
Jennie Taylor
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Masonic Blue Lodge
Clinton
Bernice French
William Spivey
Ruth Barber
Burt Barber
Portland
Ore
Ivan
Eileen French
Bruce Spivey
Turner Funeral Home
Lutheran Church
Margaret Luke
George Luke
Oliver Brunscheen
Herman Brunscheen
Raymond Huggans
Howard Day
Adele Luke
Everett Brunscheen
G. H. Zeilinger
Lake Home
Eleanor Herzberger
Mary Louise Willman
Crystal Demoss
Marjorie Brooks
Springville
Brunscheen
Wyoming High School
Norton School
H. M. Morse
Woman's Relief Corps
Morse
Eugene Allen
Henry Zimmerman
S. 5. Hann
Howard Demoss
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Charles Marshall
Lyle Jenkins
Marshall
Kyle Poole
Levi Mallicoat
Harriet Alden
Paul Cooper
W. B. Brown
E. L. Millsap
W.W. B. Brown
Millsap
Lena Shimerda
Gerald Mader
W. E. Edwards
E. R. Marshall
Sue Myers
BE. L. Anderson
Eecemibors
Luther League
George Dirks
Leona Busch
Tri-County Federation of Luther Leagues
Andrew
Dirks
Ague
Buresh
Scales of Cascade
Mike Noonan
Cascade
Community Guests Attend Marion and Surrounding Areas Visit
A large group from Marion and nearby towns gathered Sunday visiting relatives and celebrating Mrs Nickles birthday in Marengo Illinois. The Wayne Ladies Aid met at the school house with two new members Mrs George Zimmerman and Mrs Carl Harms helping and Will Jansen served lunch. Other attendees included the Englebarts, Laveys, Thompsons, and Donahues from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros. Circus
Larkey Brothers
Wyoming
Rachel Frost
Joan Wherry
Helen Levsen
Paul Huston
Eleanor Herzberger
Howard Peet
Crystal French
Marvin Brunscheen
Ina Petersen
Helen Alden
Jean Huffman
Reynold Fishwild
Arnold Lazare
Laura Bahnsen
Ivan French
Doris Ingwersen
Albert Boots
Donald Brunscheen
Elsie Dolezal
Dorothy Ravenscroft
Luella Pankow
Dora Carstensen
Eunice Brownell
Henry Petersen
Elizabeth Marshall
June Thomsen
George Vacek
Martha Jana Dick
Betty Dawes
Lee Lincoln
Virginia Scarcliff
Robert Fishwild
Clifford Demoss
Jean Carson
Joyce Seehusen
Dollie Greer
Louise Nowachek
Rachel Prost
Leona Busch
Johdan Johnson
Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
Roy Bender
Otto Newell
Chris Anderson
F. L. Harrington
W. B. Scarcliff
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Harro Ingwersen
August Hansen
Fred Petersen
Barney Hansen
Derri Vargissen
John Thomson
Chicago
John Benbow
Kyle Poole
H. H. Roberts
JC. H. Rogers
M. E.miller
EB. E. Young
Bounty Council
Rebekah
Anamosa
Hawthorne Club
August Thomsen
Jane Inglis
Thomsen
Dorothy Endsley
Lee Sherrill
Emil Jansen
Harriet Shaffer
Harriet Alden
R. A
Dora Thomsen
Club For
America
The
Radio
W. E. Briggs
Mary
Minneapolis
Rhoda Holub
Leon Coleman
Battle Creek
Margaret McQuown
Waterloo
Frank Williams
Marion
Will Bomboy
Orange
Calif
C. H. Rogers
John Buchholtz
Barbara Huggans
Frances Roberts
University of Wisconsin At Madison
W. B. Brown
Ed Ohlmeyer
Chester King
Sophie Ohlmeyer
Miles
Ben Henricksen
Lisbon
Fred May
John Peters
Gerd Tjaden
Carson Jensen
Mason City
Ed Helgens
Ralph Pedersen
Otto Gerjets
Bobbie
Rock Falls
August Polte
Otto Danneman
Herman Folkers
George Siebels
W. J. Zimmerman
Willis
Alva Gerdes
Louis Helgens
Lorna
O. F. Otten
Arthur Carlsen
Camanche
Will Jansen
Tobias Folkers
W. R. Zimmerman
Will Walderbach
Joyce Ann
Rel Hansen
Anna May
Clinton
Orlando Bailey
Elkader
Eugene Bailey
Will Helgens
George Folken
Ethel Jean
Maquoketa
Wilson's
Lucy Bailey
Cletus Boland
Cedar Rapids
Henry Che
Herman Zimmerman
Carl Schoon
Wilmer
Warner Heiken
Fritz Husman
George Andrews
Howard
John Null
Monticello
John Folkers
Agnes
Elbert White
Dale
Jack Husman
D. John Dirks
John Henry
Henry Wenneckamp
Owen Conley
Jimmy
Joann
Jack Wennekamp
Paul Mortensen
Raymond Tuetken
Willie Husman
George Schoon
Rex Reuter
Herman Englebart
Galen
Lena Englebart
Ben Englebart
Vivian
Ed Englebart
Marengo
Ed Nickles
Ed Lavey
Omaha
Neb
Clarence Thomas
Sioux City
George Thompson
Denver
Cole
Anna Donahue
Fillmore
Michael Martin
Lavey
Pea Thomas
Adolph Dierks
John Hoose
Nebraska City
Meaning of Desert Oasis
An oasis is a fertile area in a desert fed by underground streams that surface as springs or artesian wells. Water holes support tropical vegetation, create small stopping points or permanent settlements, and renew life in arid regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deathfinder Magazine
Use of Salt by Indians Across Tribes Described
The Standbook of American Indians notes that not all tribes used salt due to procurement difficulty habit repugnance or religious reasons. Salt is abundant in the United States and most Indians could obtain it without hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nature and culture in Japan's festivals and crafts
The text describes how clams and mussels begin life as parasites on fish, then become independent after two months. It notes the deep-rooted Japanese passion for nature, year round festivals tied to flowers, and artistic designs reflecting nature’s beauty. It adds that delicacy and home aesthetics are prized in Japan.
Landon Platform Backed By Dickinson In Iowa Falls Speech
Senator Dickinson praised Governor Landon and the Republican platform linking family farm and self sufficiency. He contrasted Landon plans with the New Deal, urged storage and crop loans to aid farmers, and defended relief for drought victims while opposing political use of drought aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa Falls
Dickinson
Iowa
Cleveland
Washington
Governor Landon
Brain Trust
Delay On Game Hunting Rules Explained
The Iowa conservation commission outlines hunter seasons and limits for rabbits and squirrels with Sept 15 opening and Jan 15 1937 rabbit close. Federal rules govern ducks geese brant coot snipe with Nov 1 1936 to Nov 30 1936 open period and daily bag limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Conservation Commission
County Recorder
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Duck season opens with limited game rules
The note outlines open seasons for rabbits and squirrels starting September 15, 1936, with daily bag limits of 15 for rabbits and 6 for squirrels, plus two days' possession limits. It states hunters must have the official game laws by November 1, 1936. England still has 37 toll bridges in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Carter Glass Criticizes New Deal As National Disgrace
Virginia Senator Carter Glass denounces the New Deal as a mistake and a disgrace to the nation, urging reconsideration of federal policy amid policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Glass
Virginia
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Mrs
Jessie Koch
Amber
Roneatlle
Phil
State Safety Council
Alf Landon
London
New York
Jones County Fair Assn
Ah Breeding Association
Fair County Aid
Pudereteey
Foxey
Chevrolet
FORD
Studebaker
Matthiessen
Auto & Supply CO
Laugh
Tom Collins
New Radio Comedy
Diamond City News
Cedar Valley Hill
Billies
ROFIT
Monticello Express Job Printing Department
Beery's Household Goods
First Street
St. Anthony
Westinghouse
W. H. Null
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