Wyoming town votes to extend corn-hog project 1935 1936
The Wyoming township meeting Saturday approved continuation of the corn hog adjustment program for 1935 and 1936 with 27 affirmative and 14 negative votes for 1935 and 23 affirmative and 13 negative for 1936. Signs and non signers participated, while local officials reported civic events and school activities during a busy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Township
Saint Petiee
Guy Linville
Cedar Rapids
Wyoming
Memorial Hall
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Clyde Barker
Anamosa
Sufficiency Fish
Carl Broderson
Elder Snuffles
Robert Rohwedder
Hiram Fish
Ronald Holtz
Bill Barker
Paul Koch
Jerushy Fish
Christal Stoffel
Little Sis Hopkins
Genevieve Carson
Stelly Etta Snapper
Imogene Jurgensen
Madame Reeno de Beno
Marietta Story
Elsie Barker
Mildred Usher
Gordon Marshall
F. L. Herrington
Dora Thomson
W. H. Alden
Eloise Inglis
James Inglis
N. ©. Hale
Waukon
Co. A. Reade
Paul Lofshull
W. 8. Roush
Jane Inglis
Claude Sears
Bridge
Somerset
W. J. Beckwith
Inglis
Marvin Leysen
Wyoming High School
Coe College
Maryann Wilker
W. P. Nicholas
The
Presbyterian Church
Betty Levsen
Verna Hanold
W. B. Scarcliff
Vera Tompkins
Klaud Dick
Jordan Johnson
Janet Reade
Willam
Jeanne Roush
Chris Eichhorn
Thomas Eichhorn
Waterloo
Marian Leysen
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
E. F. Rohwedder
H. Groening
Waverly
American Lutheran Church
Davenport
Mobile
Alabama
Sloan
R. H. White
M. E. Church
Nellie Atherton
Hattie Myers
Sue Myers
G. W. James
H. Rogers
John Wherry
Billy Reade
Louis Koulba
John Eichhorn
Alex Inglis
Erma Rohwedder
Exac
Ronald Holts
Hopkinton Notes Highlight Local Appointments and Events
Mary Carter of Chicago has been appointed supervisor of the Cook County hospital fracture section. Many residents attend club meetings, fairs, and visits, with out of town guests from San Diego, Anamosa, and Waterloo. Community activities include Clarke hall apple butter day, funeral notices for Mrs. Adella Brokaw and Patrick Kelley, school bus updates, and property transactions involving the 8. Keith property and nearby grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Jenkins
Mary Carter
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Hattie Livingstone
Adams
Livingstone
J. R. Kirkwood
Russell Lux Jr
Mervin Blanchard
Jessie Kirkwood
Mervin Belknap
Catherine Thompson
Julia Ricketts
San Diego
Calif
Lake
Anamosa
J.D. MacAllister
Waterloo
Clarke Hall
King’s Daughters
Presbyterian Church
Robert Moore
Hawarden
Horatio Merrill
Minnie Kurt
Eleanor
Dubuque
C. J. Murray
Norman Davis
O. W. Smith
Mary Zeuch
Minnie Zeuch
Oelwein
F. C. Reeve
Alfred Johnson
Julius Gerlick
Junior Saunders
Pennington
Clarence Smith
Council Bluffs
Bert Smith
A. K. Cramer
W. P. Fleming
Paul
Coggan
Ellsworth Bentley
Buck
Rhodes
W. P. Guthrie
Troy Mills
W. P. Cramer
Manchester
G. L. Cramer
Delhi
Clell Moulton
Buck Creek
Fred C. Cramer
Monticello
Adella Brokaw
Claude Reed
Iowa City
Stuart Brokaw
la Crosse
Wis
William and Jean Agnew
Walker
Adrian Loomis
Marshalltown
Ralph Brown
Lenox
Delaware
Doran Beltz
G. G. Brown
Ralph Lubbock
Cedar Rapids
Brokaw
Charles Cramer
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Lutheran Church
Roy DeShaw
Community Club
Fred Biermann
Doris Herington
Washington, D. C
Charles Herington
Gertrude Reeve
Monemouth College
Monmouth
Hopkinton Independent
Keith
ERC
Flora Beels
Donahue
Hawn
Lenox College
H. Jeffries
Adella A. Brokaw
David de Best
Mrs. Brokaw
Adella A. Martin
Plum Creek
Henry
Martha Wright Martin
John Brokaw
Mr. Brokaw
Lfe
Jeffries
St. Luke’s Church
Patrick Kelley
Father Landolt
Kelley
Mercy
World’s Fair thrills continue with King lion act
At the Chicago World’s Fair the Live Power Show by Allen King entertains crowds in the arena with a cage of lions and tigers while Estrella Nelson performs with trained elephants. The act has drawn over a million viewers and set a record for performances in a season despite a hospital setback from a lion attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Allen King
Estrella Nelson
Fury
Steel
Allen
King
Scotch Grove Sunbeam Club Meeting and Local News
Scotch Grove The Sunbeam mission band met Sunday with Imogene Moats leading and Mrs Wright in charge. Eighteen members and three visitors from Center Junction attended. The meeting included stories, a Chinese customs tale, and an item on news efficiency in Japan. Several local items followed including travel to Waterloo for Dairy Cattle Congress and updates on health and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Mission
Imogene Moats
Carol
Connstance Naylor
Roberta Clark
Jo Royden
Constance Naylor
Eloise Kuhns
Selena Otten
Wilma Moats
L. R. Himebaugh
Elkader
W. B. Clark
Ed Beech
Anamosa
William Stanton
Washington Township
Beech
Stanton
Mr. Sanford
Eby
Cedar Rapids
R. A. Naylor
Mllinois
Laura Sinclair
Martelle
Herman Hahn
Anna Husman
Castle Grove
Henry Hedden
Wilma Craig
Pauline Stickley
Thelma Gregory
Kathleen Hughes
Eloise Sutherland
Scotch Grove
Monticello
Valentine Eby
J. M. Eby
B. W. Eby
Roscoe Eaton
Cedar Falls
L. J. Schlemme
F. D. Sinclair
D. O. Sinclair
W. B. Henrichs
Cessna
Ames Extension Service
George Zimmerman
Presbyterian Aid Society
E. W. Stickley
Farmer's Wife
Aid Society
Membe
Waterloo
Lestus Kuhns
Charles Henrichs
Harry Kuhns
Center Junction Women’s Club Opens Year Meeting
The Women’s club held its first meeting of the year last Wednesday at Maude Duncan’s home. Officers served a six thirty supper at five small tables. Outgoing president Samara Smith spoke, welcoming new president Maude Duncan, who then led and welcomed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rohwedder
Maxine Cook
Gladys Sleichter
Harry Rohwedder
Henry Petersen
Ralph Carr
W. M. Johnston
Helen Levsen
Jean Carson
Phyllis Steele
Jane Inglis
Hawthorne Club
Virginia Scarcliff
Boone
Wyoming
Brainard
Siler
Howard Day
S. C. Brainard
Davenport
Women's Club
Maude Duncan
Samara Smith
Iowa women hold GOP meeting with readings and rally
Kath erine Robbie and Samara Smith led readings at Center Junction as Maude Duncan chaired a year study on The World as it is Today. Officers include Eunice Sanford treasurer and Ethel Stingley vice president. A Republican rally is planned for Tuesday evening October 16 with a church supper and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Robbie
Samara Smith
Marietta Stanton
Maude Duncan
Ethel Stingley
Pearl Naylor
Blanche Sutherland
Eunice Sanford
Gladys McNeilly
Meta Prahm
Nevin
Grainger
Jean Downing
Dorothy Dreibelbis
John Matthiessen
Monticello
Jackson
State Central Republican Association
Des Moines
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Paul Smith
Center Junction
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Peter Prahm
J. N. Smith
D. W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Stuart Smith
Ames
Merle Pangburn
W. S. Pangburn
University Hospital
Iowa City
S. G. Thompson
Dairy Congress
Waterloo
Honey Storage Tips From Historical Bulletin
A brief note advises keeping honey in a warm dry atmosphere to preserve quality. It emphasizes avoiding moisture and extreme temperatures to prevent crystallization and spoilage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thriller
August Stahlberg
Vernon
Lund
John Stahlberg
A. P. Himebaugh
John Perrine
Robert Levien
Paul Paulsen Jr
Herbert Cox
Will Bucher
Tipton
J. F. Livingstone
Presbyterian Ladies’ Working Band
Will
J. B. Sechusen
Lewis McGinnis
Westboro
S. W. Clark
Eva Hanken
Ernest Towne
Routh Maldicent
James McDonald
Washta
Lou McDonald
Mary E. McDonald
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ray Davis
Nelda
George McDonald
Owen McCabe
L. Davis
M. C. Crispin
Asa Nichols
Andrew McDonald
Audra Lee
George Burch
C. C. Overly
F. L. Himebaugh
A. P. Moats
Moats
Thomas Kerr
John Carson
Vernon Carson
Jack Stingley
Macx Moses
Ruth McNeilly
Presbyterian Sunday School
Jack
Macx
Robbie
Madsen Motor Co
Montloallo
BOARS
R. P. Wilson
Coggon, Iowa
TNE
Philco
Philcos
R. H. Balster
Iowa
Jones County
Monticello, Iowa
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