Wyoming Students Name 8 Throbbing Favorites for October Frolic
The school will crown a king and queen on Oct 17 from a group of eight top pupils: Althea Goodrick, Millard First, Lawrence Goodrick, Esther Broderson, Irvin Adams, Hilda Luckstedt, Marvin Levsen and Faye Hanold. Carnival events include fish ponds mystery houses beauty shops livestock and grain exhibits minstrel shows and fortune tellers. Prizes funded by town merchants.
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Wyoming High School
Althea Goodrick
Millard
Lawrence Goodrick
Esther Broderson
Irvin Adams
Hilda Luckstedt
Marvin Levsen
Faye Hanold
Mrs Herman Welter Lef t Sand Spring Area
The community mourns the death of Elizabeth Knapp Welter at age 68 after a yearlong illness. She was born March 28, 1893 in Osscade and married Herman Welter on February 10, 1920. Survived by husband and five children plus numerous siblings and relatives. Funeral at Sacred Heart church Monticello with burial in Cascade.
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Herman Welter
Elizabeth Knapp
Sand Spring
William Knapp
Osscade
Cascade
St.Martin’s Church
Roach
Langworthy
E*rank
Lester Wilson
Buck Creek
Dave Wilson
W. H. Behrends
Clara Arduser
Muscatine
Scotch Grove Presbyterian to Hold Communion Service
Scotch Grove community notes a communion service at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 2 30 PM with expected good attendance. A roundup of local visits, vegetable sales, and school notes follows including appearances by Lawrence Glenn of Roundup Montana and Della Sutherland of Monticello.
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Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Glenn
Roundup
Mont
J. W. Callahan
Della Sutherland
Monticello
H. J. Carson Horts
Callaklmans
F. Seegett
Forrest Craig
Imyrg
Lincoln Thoent
Robert
Ernest Skelley
Mars
Irma Flagan
Arthur Thoerai
William Roben
Iowa
City
Galen
Arlo
Rex Brady
Center Junction
Edwin Craig
Scotch Grove Cemetery Association
Willie Black
Castle Grove
George Moats
D. O. SincLair
Presbyterian Suumday
H. K. Gibbs
Rothienay
Fred Graham
Chicago
M. M. Sinclair
Guests to Visit H. Robinson Home in Taylor Ridge
The party travels to Taylor Ridge, Illinois on Tuesday to be guests in the home of H. Robinson, marking a social visit by local figures.
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Taylor Ridge
Ill
H. Robinson
Castle Grove Resident Severely Injured In Accident
O F Hosford aged man fell through a door last Saturday fracturing his right hip. He is under care at McDonald hospital Monticello. The piece notes local industry and social events alongside farm activity and school vacation. It also records a Farmers Mutual Insurance meeting appointing Roy Dighton as adjuster to fill J W Milroy’s vacancy and a two mill assessment levy.
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Wyoming
Oxford Junction
N. J. Mizaur
M. H. Morse
Ida Pealer
Kate Anderson
Mary Brown
Lutie Poole
Elsie Bramer
Antonia Shakelton
Minuie
Nora Thomson
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Louise Levien
Alice Alden
Clara Jenkins
Hazel Reitz
Amelia Eichhorn
Althea Goodrick
Grace Koranda
Viola Parsons
Ivetta Bramer
Crystal Marie Stoffel
Mary Ann Wilker
Betty Jane Levsen
Verna Hanold
Marjory Brooks
Erma Rohwedder
Erma Lincoln
Edith Jones
Elaine Case
Jean Roush
Florenne Herzberger
Mary Koch
Eleanor Close
Virginia Clark
G. H. Goodrick
Maggie Close
Hawthorne Club
Jessie Koch
Emma Alden
Case
Hanold
Gertrude Swordes
Edith Case
Toledo
Elizabeth Fishwild
Marjorie Brooks
Leona Behrends
Monticello
Jones County
Frank Besdechek
Los Angeles
Calif
Vince Besdechek
Ames
Joe Holub
J. W. Morse
McLaughlin
Cast Ee Grove Township
Castle Cirove
A. ©. Case
Elaine
Vera Case
Nebraska City
Omaha
Emil Jansen
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
C. H. Rogers
Priscilla Club
C. H. Hanold
G. HH. Goodrick
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frey
John Rohweedider
Charles Swordes
State University
John
Memorial Hall
Morse
Iowa
Portland
Arthur W. Tompkins
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Huron
S. D
State Farm Insurance, Companies of
Bloomington
Tompkins
South Dakota
North Dakota
Northwest Regional Shippers Board
Mors
Albert Tompkins
Wyomming
Wyoming High School
South Dakota State College
Helen Smith
Velma Bruske
Dice
Tipton
O. F. Hosford
McDonald
C. A. McLaughlin
M. Hosford
Lyle and
Clarence
F. C. Cramer
Claude Mason
Dubuque
Orville Kemp
Kenneth Hosford
L. A. Dunn
Wayne Township
Thomas W. Hogan
Fred Heiken
McDonald Hospital
Inside Information for the Busy Housewife
Practical kitchen tips cover stain removal with lemon juice, making grape sherbet with grape juice and lemon, and freezing methods. Nutritional notes praise cheese for calcium and protein while noting fat content. Lettuce is described as braised iceberg with bacon fat, salt, pepper, and butter.
Smallpox Vaccination Urged as Iowa Cases Rise
Iowa health officials warn smallpox cases rose since 1925 with 645 cases in 1925 and a sharp eight month increase in 1930. The state touts diphtheria vaccination success and urges universal vaccination by age one with revaccination at school entry and during exposure risks.
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Iowa
Lutherans Mark Four Hundredth Augsburg Confession Anniversary
Lutherans worldwide observe the four hundredth anniversary of the Augsburg Confession read before the Diet of Augsburg on June 25 1530. The article notes the creed’s biblical basis and Lutherans’ stance on church state relations and faith justification by faith alone. It mentions October 12 starting Augsburg Confession services at Castle Grove Lutheran Church with two services weekly and a concluding program Confessing the Gospel conducted by William Hummel.
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Augsburg
Spires
Charles V
United States
Commonwealth
Washington
Castle Grove
William Hummel
Wartburg
Dubuque
Deeds filed for record in Jones county week ending Oct 4
Transactions include Henry Heeren and Leola Heer en to W R Eldredgode se ny and nw ne sec 1 84 1 R O Bullock to Russell E Chaplin lot 7 block 4 Onslow $1 Jessie Scott to Payson W Scott sw sec 14 and parts in 83 3 138 acres $1 Nellie Hackett Miller to Dora E Freeman city of Anamosa boundary description $1 William C Field to Frank H Shimanek multiple parcels sec 28 33 83 1 and 11 35 1 with various undivided interests total deeds recorded for the week in Jones County.
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Jones County
Henry Heeren
Leola B. Heeren
W. R. Eldredgode
R. O. Bullock
Russell E. Chaplin
Onslow
George F. Vernon
Payson W. Scott
Jessie Scott
Nellie Hackett Miller
Dora E. Freeman
Carroll Street
City of
Anamosa
Garnaville Street
William C. Field
Frank H. Shimanek
Last Rose of Summer by Thomas Moore
A Victorian lament in verse about an enduring rose left solitary as companions fade. The speaker hopes to follow friends to rest and scatters the rose’s leaves over the bed where the others lie dead.
Poultry Diet Needs Mineral Mix for Egg Production
U S department of agriculture poultry specialists say growth and egg production require calcium phosphorus sodium chlorine and potassium in varying amounts. Bone ash oyster shells limestone supply calcium and phosphorus while ordinary salt provides sodium and chlorine. Some iodine and sulfur may be added as iodized salt and flowers of sulfur sodium sulfate or calcium sulfate. Transcontinental airplane passengers may soon see moving pictures as a regular entertainment program.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Feeding Points for Cattle
Ten reminders on efficient cattle feeding include starting before weaning, using balanced rations, ensuring water and salt access, using legumes pastures and succulent feeds, feeding regularly and generously for profit, keeping breeding stock thrifty, using good feeding equipment, preventing parasites and overcrowding, and recognizing that feed costs affect profitability.
Careful ironing of white silk to avoid scorching
Do not use a very hot iron on silk as it scorches easily and may turn white silk yellow. Use a warm iron on the wrong side and protect with cheesecloth to prevent damage.
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Scotch Grove
Martin Luther
Thomas Moore
Virginia Cafe
Owa
Peggy
Suter’s
Matthiessen Auto & Supply Company
Monticello, Iowa
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