Wyoming Eastern Star plans 25th anniversary event
Committees were named at the Wyoming chapter 397 Eastern Star meeting to finalize plans for the twenty-fifth anniversary observance on Oct 24. An invitation was extended to Mt. Moriah chapter Anamosa for a picnic Oct 13 and a joint meeting with Anamosa, with Hiawatha chapter Olin also invited.
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Wyoming
Order of the Eastern Star
Mt. Moriah
Anamosa
Hiawatha
Olin
R. W. Chatterton
S. G. Hutton
Frank Barnes
George Lyons
Harriet Lamey
Onslow
Hubbard
Gee
Lillian Dye
Best
John Edwards
Lee Allen
Monmouth
R. D. Cooley
Hubert
Henry Kruse
Hale
Selma Prahm
Monticello
Howard Countryman
BS Commisaer
American Legion
W. W. Bronson
Greg Dreibelbis
Lee Sherrill
Ernest Reitz
Lyle Jenkins
Bernard Cass
Robert Alden
Auxiliary of the Legion
Nora Thomsen
Louise Levsen
Katherine Bronson
Amalia Eichhorn
Havel Reitz
seTream Somesne Arms
Sui
Oscar H
Granddauchie
Ayilis Steele
Dessa Cooley Cave
Isabelle Barber
Gladys Marshall
John T. Wherry
Bay View Club
May Rose
Mary Tompkins
George Fishwild
Diana Fret Club
Henry Eichhorn
Roy Truesdell
Coggon
Hawthorne Study Club
Truesdell
Citizens’ State Bank
First National Bank
Kaystone Lodge
A. F
A. M
Jones County Farm Bureau
Dora Thomson
Hazel Bown
Towa State College Extension Department
Miss Bown
Justice Bahnsen
J. W. Morse
Frank Byerly
H. Thomsen
John Mayberry
Wilfred Streeper
Lester French
Heiken
Ray Heasty
Hans
Ross Koleman
Marilyn
Virginia
D. L. Ames
Presbyterian Ladies Aid at Scotch Grove Hosts and Plays
Scotch Grove hosts hosted Presbyterian Ladies Aid with business, guests from Center Junction Monticello and Cedar Rapids, and a town entertainment night featuring a movie and style show at the Presbyterian church. Nearby notes include school events, plays, birthdays, 4-H meetings, and farm activities amid community visits and light weather damage repairs.
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Everett Stickley
Lewis Wright
Stickley
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
John McDonald
Ed Kieineck
Cliff McDonald
Center Junction
G. J. Hughes
Anamosa
Harrison Loomis
Geneva
Eileen
Cedar Rapids
James J. Gregory
Arthur Norris
Hawick
Minn
F. D. Sutherland
R. P. Clark
Monticello
W. B. Clark
Minnesota
Carl Himebaueh
Wilma Hanken
L. V. Nash
Whitewater
Wis
Scotch Grove
Presbyterian Church
Null
W. 7. Clark
Ruth
Alice Mae
John Moser
Charles
E. C. Hughes
D. O. Sinclair
Esther Sinclair
M. M. Sinclair
L. J. Schlemme
Onslow
Ruth Jacobs
Ben Eby
Famil
Walter Eby
Orla Loomis
Earlville
Galena
Loomis
Richard Hanken
Montcello
Dubuque
Carol Naylor
Monticello High School
Thelma Gregory
Farm Bureau
Albert Schrader
Verna
Warren Porter
Davenport
Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls
Jo Royden
Roberta Clark
Carlene
Nebraska
Kellogg
Harvey Reid
Edna Reuter
Colena Stahlberg
Esther Folk
Honest Bob
Theodore Roberts
Ed Zirkelbach
Rose of
Goose Mountain
Mary Slickford
Edna Thuman
Raby Mercy
Pauline Stickley
Jim Strong
Our Hero
Deaglas Playpranks
James Hughes
Mola Deeri
Emma_ Lange
Dick Dastard
Dead Man's
Lon Phoney
L. J. Echlemme
Tenderfoot
N’yawk
Harold Boyd
Ted Oluman
F. D. Sinclair
Amos
Andy
Talk on How a Bill Becomes a Law at Woman's Club
Center Junction reports a Wednesday program by G. J. Van Buren of Monticello the Jones county state representative. He outlined legislative steps explained recent bills adopted and others rejected. Miss Irma Sanford presided with guest Mrs Shaw of Seattle. About thirty five farmers attended a Corn Field Day by J. N. Smith and Son.
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Woman's Club
G. J. van Buren
Monticello
Jones County
van Buren
Irma Sanford
Shaw
Seattle
Wash
Ames Hybrid Corn Tops Test Plots At Farm Bureau Event
Test plots of Hi bred corn were compared with ordinary corn. The Ames hybrid corn ranked highest with N Smith of Ames present representing Sioux City Seed. The article also notes community meetings, sales, church events, and local social activities across Center Junction and nearby towns.
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Ames
N. Smith
Sioux City Seed Company
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Robbie
Algrea
India
J. N. Smith
Alaska
J. M. Moses
Korea
Vincent Tischauser
John Carson
Women's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Bruce West
Cedar Rapids
Hollyce Stingley
Wynona Kleineck
Dorothy Dreibelbis
Eloise Sutherland
Paul Smith
Edna Wessels
Atwater Kent
Anamosa
Davenport
WOC
Miss Wessels
Scott McDonald
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Bohler
Percy Dodson
Goodrick
Wyoming
S. W. Clark
J. F. Livingstone
George McDonald
Peter Prahm
Olin
Hawick
Minn
William Schneider
Marion
Jessie Kent
Center Junction
Schneider
James McDonald
Washta
S. L. Davis
Florida
N. C. Holm
Audra Broderson
Anna
Karen
Maquoketa
L. E. Moats
Kenneth
A. Moats
Independence
Kent Moats
Will Serbousek
Glen
Moline
Alan Serbousek
Andrew McDonald
Audra Lee
Winona Kleineck
Marie Heiken
Fred
Monticello
B. D. Heiken
Co. M
N. C. Holst
Omaha
Burial Held For Dr J C Doolittle In Hopkinton
On Monday October 5 the body of Dr J C Doolittle of Des Moines was brought to Delhi for burial with Hopkinton Masonic lodge members attending the services at the grave. Doolittle was a brother of Mrs Nellie Williamson of Hopkinton who hosted him during visits.
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J. C. Doolittle
Des Moines
Delhi
Masonic Lodge
Hopkinton
Dr. Doolittle
Nellie Williamson
Elsie Robertson
Lenox College
Miss Robertson
Earlville
Newman
Viola
Farmers’ State Bank
James Murray
Dale Richardson
Cambridge
Methodist Church
Anamosa
Anna McElmee
Catherine Kirkwood
James Hucker
Milo Hucker
Mesdames McConnell and Mackintosh
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Covenanter Church
Miss Mil
The trouble with a low mood
The Omaha World Herald notes that treating mood issues with installment plans is not possible, highlighting the challenge of paying for mental health care over time.
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Omaha World-Herald
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