Center Junctions Education Board Hosts Teacher Reception
The Center Junction board of education hosted a teacher reception at Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Youngs home with over seventy attendees. A brief program featured a piano duet by Mary Leech and Selma Prahm, a Joy Smith reading, and a soprano solo by Mrs. Harry Johnson, followed by games and refreshments. Reverend J. T. M. Smith is moving to Techwood to lead the M. W. church. Rev. Sehepple will assume charge here.
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Center Junction
Board of Education
J. M. Young
Mary Leech
Selma Prahm
Joy Smith
Harry Johnson
JT. M. Smith
M. W
Techwood
Town
Smith
Sehepple
Sumner
Fullerton
Scott Alexander
Chicago
Will Alexander
Jim Alexander
Clarence
Frank Alexander
Stanwood
Alexanders
Will Leech
Carl Heneke
George Smith
Cornell
J. FP. Livingstone
Myrtle
Prahim
Monticello
John Ketelsen
Tuesle T Himebaugh
Mount Vernon
Moyrtle Livingstone
Cedar Rapids
Moats
Volga
Iowa
Sunda
Will Magee
Martha Carson
Avee
WN. Smith
Cascade community notes and life events span visits and births
The Cascade segment reports families moving to Cascade and surrounding towns, new births, hospitalizations, church events, and local visits. Highlights include the Skahill and Bertling family arrivals, a temple hill wedding, bank vault installation, and residents traveling to Dubuque, Chicago, and Excelsior Springs.
Ten Club meets at Smith home in Onslow gathering
Onslow on October 3 a ten club met at the Smith home for a called event. The Progressive club of Wyoming will present an address at the church on Friday. Various locals and visitors are noted, including families traveling to Minnesota and California and relatives visiting from Monticello and Maquoketa.
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Onslow
Ten Club
the Smith
Jedies
Wyoming
Niam First
Raglan
First
Fairbanks
Will Brown
Hall
Mr. Brown
Los Angeles
California
Brown
W. H. Orr
Frank Conley
Marion
John Hall
Long Beach
Ira Clark
Minneapolis
Minnesota
J. B. Lyons
Harriett Lamey
Philip Palmer
R. L. Greiser
Monticello
Elma Behrends
Elges
Ayttus McMaster
Horace Barber
The
Missionary Society
B. W. Streeper
Harriet Lamey
Vernon Rynerson
Howard Willison
Cedar Rapids
Geo. Sears Sr
Clinton
Harry Scothorn
Scotch Grove farm bureau meeting and community notices
The Scotch Grove farm bureau will meet October 11 with an evening program including music and talks on past achievements and future goals. Refreshments follow. Updates cover Women’s Community Club committees, greeting letters to Miss Hazen, and a six month program plan. Presbyterian services begin October 8 with Rev. Ayea from Center Junction. Also notes visitors to the Brady home and cemetery association meeting October 1. A Scotch Grove auction is set for October 16 offering registered boar pigs.
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Bootch Grove
Scotch Grove
Scotch Grove Farm Bureau
Prahm
Selma Prahm
Farm Bureau
Mr. Henderson
Ruth Young
Velma
M. M. Sinclair
CA. Sutherland
7. W. Callahan
Hazen
OQ. Sinclair
Wb. Clark
D. O. Sinclair
W. B. Clark
N. Holst
Fld. Sinclair
Frank Royden
Presbyterian Church
Rewa A
C. Maxsen
Mdgenourt
R. W. Brady
Harry Chase
Wyoming
Brady
Stunde
Seotuh Grove
Scotch Crove
Castle Grove Farm Bureau meeting highlights and community notes
The Castle Grove farm bureau met Friday with large attendance. Students from district No. 1 sang and recited while Miss Mary Delay taught. A piano duet by Als. Prank Linda and Miss de hinherty pleased the crowd. Will Hiller spoke on his Oregon trip and school days topic. A quartet performed and dress form talks urged a class at the Harken home. Moving pictures were shown and the meeting closed with Home Sweet Home. Separate notes: Farmers Mutual Insurance levied a one month assessment after Arnold Meyer loss. S. M. Hosford and Chiude Mason visited Waterloo for Dairy Congress. A bake sale planned at Everson furniture in Monticello. John Husmininn pursues a new barn at KH. Noble visited for Presbytery. Mr. Schntz leased Geo. Mueller’s Rocky Hill farm. Minnie Hasler visiting Waterloo. Mueller built a new hog house. Wom Lubhben building a new lop house.
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Castle Grove
Will Hiller
Mar. Hiller
Oregon
Wb. A. Deischer
VW. 2D
McLaughlin
Kanner
GJ. van Turen
J. A. Weischer
Miss Aazen
Harken
Mr. Sheets
T Henderson
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
Arnold Meyer
S. M. Hosford
Chiude Mason
Waterloo
Dairy Congress
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbbyterian Shared
Fverson Furniture
Monticello
John Husmininn
Grea
Mueler
Rocky Hill
W.om. Lubhben
Local social notes highlight Hopkinton area visits and shops
Sand Spring and Wetober residents host and visit friends from Liniinit and Hopkinton. The community see guests at the Wheels firm, Pierce and Wheeless households. Shoppers include Mrs Pierce and others in Manchester and Maccnard, with several youths and relatives mentioned visiting Worthington and Dar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Liniinit
Hopkinton
D. M
HS. Pierce
Wheess
Edith Crustel
Maccnard
Lang
Prairieburg Social Notes Include Travel Plans And Visits
Prairieburg society reads of Miro and Mrs James Smith planning to move after spring, Mrs George Fish visiting from Cent cir ue to see her brother Burlingham who has been ill, Mr and Mrs C Rowley and Mr Rowley at dinner at the Taylor home, Mrs Warren Whitney in Marion at her son’s home, and visits by Atva Mr Tilton S Knapp HH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairieburg
Miro
James Smith
Springs
Ledemew Thome
Maries
George Fish
Stmdas
Burlingham
C. Rowley
Rowley
Fur
Taylor
Warren Whitney
Marion
Atva
Tilton
S. Knapp
Jones County funding bond proceeds and county actions set
The Jones county board of supervisors authorizes a $1000 funding bond and outlines terms including interest at six percent, payment dates, and pledge of county credit. It covers issuance procedures, taxes for bond interest, and related resolutions, with adjournments and routine claims and personnel actions noted.
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States OF America
United States of America
Kacre
Anamosa
Iowns
Board of Supervisors
Bald County
Ina
Jones County
Iowa
Tow
United of America
Aml
Streepe Chillman
Board of
Supe
Fee van Irk
Mounty
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J. W. Doxsee, Chas. A
Doxsee Editors and Proprietors
Cascade
James Skahill
C. O,mers
Mat Stodden
Stodden
John Ot. Breithach
Columbia College
Duhuque
John Leonard
Genevieve Leonard
Sioux City
Temnple Hill
Ida Skohill
Temple Til
Melo O'Connel
Garry Owen
St Peter's Church
Pemale Hill
Stimdax
Nicholas Bertling, Jr
Harald Nichollas
James Koster
Tacob Coneter
Peter Sadier
Mibudque
Sadler
Ari
Pla. Koob
Excelsior Springs
Mar Koob
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
James McMullen
Parbuque
Nations Street
Mary Thoche
Wieder Way
Ud Wen
National Street
Henry Besler
Folv Cross
Catherine Wood
Dorothy Lindeman
Warley
Lea Sanners
Ed Hogan
John Reichert
Arlington
A. Pederson
Fannie
Dubuque
Leo McMullen
Houseding
Bernard
Dyersville Park
Catherine Kogh
Schwind
West Cascade
Sylvester Moore
Melvin Keane
Ea Gontaware
Kenneth
Clarke
School of Dentistry
Nicholas Krull
St. Mary's Church
C. C. Emery
New Hampton
Caernde
Wal
South
Joseph
M. _ George Stnapp
Roy Flockhart
Leah Sproston
Flockhart
Roy Truesdell
Dale Ward
Toddville
Madge
Wdlth Delancey
State of
Cotta of Jones
Toetiot
Wete
Tee van Wirk
Watt
Peaunallawianes
Aim
Des Abotion Dy Peet
Gay McConauehy
Peet
Ordance
Hughes
Starry
Louisa Guhl
Stuphes
Dan James
FT Saeconseeopienenier Baedes
M.S. Chaplin
W. H Spohn
Anderson
Lee van Kirk
B. W.streeper
Streeper
Hughes, Watt and Taylor
W. \. Hogan
Hannah Foley
Anna Foley
James 4. Remley
A. G. Toenjes
D. J. Dirks
G. I. Soper
Nellie J. Stout
W. A. Hogan
Adm
Hannah Jfoley
Dec’d
James If. Remley
Chatins
As CG
Toenjes
G. J. Soper
Nellie Stout
Iowia
Ly. m
Beard
Jones County Farm Bureau
Ada Jones
WW. A. P
G. FP. Soner
S. M. Prantice
M. P. Sigworth
Mie
Hughes, Watt, Peet
Iowa Highway Commission
P. R
IF. A. P. No
Frank Johnson
State Park
John Bodenhofer
Johnson
Laude
Loard
County Bridge
County Round Fund
S. M. Prentice
Nelfie Stout
Hughes County
P. A
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
Chester White
J. H. Lathrop & Son
Oxford Junction, Iowa
Central Lumber & Coal Co
G. P. Rockstad, Mer
Independent Baking CO
Davenport
Diana
Graham Crackers
Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Co
Ladies’ Union
Fleisher
Pereales
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