Jones County Farm Bureau Sees 4-H Calves and Wheat Contracts
The Jones County Farm Bureau notes 4-H members Leo Waggoner and Donald Meeks with calf projects on feed and urges early signups for the 1938 39 wheat contracts by November 15 through the county wheat allotment committees. Eighty five more corn hot checks totaling 7385.20 arrive for the first payment on group two contracts as producers are informed by cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Waggoner
Olin
Devil Gonzner
Donald Meeks
M Belle
Farm Bureau
J. W. Merrill, Ames
LeRoy Dirks
Ecards
Community events fill Richland Center with visits and gatherings
Richland Center residents hosted and attended numerous social events from funerals to birthdays and family reunions. Visits spanned nearby towns and states as relatives and friends traveled to celebrate, comfort, and share meals.
Iowa State hosts twenty third extension service conference
The county agent at Iowa State College Ames attends the twenty third annual Iowa State college extension service workers conference. Program planning features speeches by Dr. R M Hugres director R R Bliss Charles E Hearst Dr A B Graham Morse Salisbury and M L Wilson. A single day vote on Saturday October 26 will decide corn hog adjustment support in Jones county and nationwide. Polls open 8 am to 10 pm with ballots yes or no. Eligibility by community committeemen. one vote per eligible producer regardless of farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
Asis
Iowa State College Extension Service
R. M. Hugres
Town State
R. R. Bliss
The
Extension Service
Charles E. Hearst
Town Farm Bureau Federation
A. B. Graham
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Morse Salisbury
U.S.D.A
Washington
D. C
M. L. Wilson
Washington, D.C
Jones County
Secretary of Bericulture
Knapp Named Scoutmaster. Dads Elect Leaders At Iowa Meet
Willard B. Knapp, manager of the local Graham store, was appointed scoutmaster to fill the vacancy from L. A Williams. At a Dads day banquet in Iowa City, A. G. Remley was elected vice president of the Iowa Dads association, with Dr. George B. Crow president and Judge E. A. Taylor secretary after the Town Colgate game. Emmett Peacock of Stone City was sentenced to four months in county jail and fined $600 for selling beer on Sunday. Charles Thompson, 26, of Anamosa, received 90 days in jail on three larceny charges related to theft from cars at a Viola celebration. Sheriff James Smith arrested Thompson. charges reduced from grand to petty larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard B. Knapp
Graham
L. A Williams
Washington, D. C
Knapp
Iowa City
Memorial Union
A. G. Remley
Iowa Dads’ Association
George B. Crow
Burlington
E. A. Taylor
Waukon
Charles Thompson
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Thompson
Viola
James Smith
Linn County
H. C. Ring
Hopkinton Pair Wed In Simple Oct 18 Marriage
Miss Clarine Durr daughter of Rev and Mrs O C Durr Fredericksburg became the bride of Albert Cortland Edgar son of Mr and Mrs J C Edgar Hopkinton on Friday Oct 18. The ceremony was performed by Rev Durr with a double ring rite. Afterward the couple planned to Chicago where they will reside in a newly furnished apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bryan
Hopkinton
C. H. Wittee
Harold EE. Kenyon
Aol. Sheppard
Co H H. Dutoe
Dro
G. G. Brown
Favailier Virinia
Wheatland
Clarence Smith
Cascade
Louis Dandl
Smith
Howard Reeder
Chicago
J. D. McAllister
W. C. Lux
Embroidery Club
Loretta Edgar
Washington, D. C
J. C. Edgar
Catherine Smith
Wyoming
Trela- Lives
Bethany
Jean Lux
Hivea Smuth
Lux
Church
Gladys Leng
Russell Lux Jr
Aldokan Frontier
Ossie Allen
Chadlys Lenz
Sins
Lenz
Glenwood
W. E. Thompson
Clinton
Fritz Byler
Lincoln
Neb
Herman Stoddard
Florida
H. M. Reeve
Bridge Club
Sylvan Bixby
Kensington Club
A. P. Himebaugh
Dubuque
Clarine Durr
O. C. Durr
Fredericksburg
Albert Cortland Edgar
Irma Bertram
Andrew Patten
Edgar West
Edgar
Iowa State College
Ames
Hopkinton High School
Lenox Junior College
Loretta
Wilikan Edgar
Frederyburg
Uaey
Albert Dedgar
J. C
Edygar
Washington
Donald Smith
Eldora
United Producers Company
Orrin Talmadge
Marathon
Walter Hann
Decorah
Ross Fierstine
Ralph Brown
Lenox
Brown
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
David de Best
de Best
Dubuque University
Cecelia Ellington
Weekend Visit Roundup From Marengo and Nearby Towns
Local families hosted and visited across Iowa over the weekend. Amble of relatives from Marengo Elkader Olin Stanwood and Wy oming joined gatherings with Englehart Folkers Bailey Gray and others. Multiple Sunday dinners reunions and trips to Muquoketa Castle Grove and Monticello were noted.
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Ed Nickels
Bernice
Raymond Nickels
Marengo
Lena Englehart
Charles Gray
Iowa City
Clarence Herren
Ben Herren
North English
George Helgens
Ernest Wahl
Monticello
Louie Schiadesky
Olin
Herbert Lehrman
Stanwood
Herman Helgens
Herman Zimmerman
Garriet Harms
Minnesota
Henry Folkers Jr
Mary Shuflin
Omana
Neb
Michael Martin
Blinche
Marion Bailey
Basard Burlingame
Marvin Moeder
Elkader
Mro
Eugene Bailey
Blanche
Robert Sehoon
Ccc
Marion
Donald Glick
Anwinosa
Geome Schoon
Dick Bohlken
Hopkinken
Jim Arne Olds
Orlie Irwin
Lavern
Wyoming
Russell Gray
Joyce Ann
Charles Weaver
Springville
Hank Siebels
Castle Grove
Lloyd Robertson
Galen
Anamosa
Ethel Jean
Muquoketa
Joe Wilson
June
Grace Wilson
Roy Clark
Henry Behrens
California
Otto Danneman
Fillmore
Jim Halligan
Henry Schafer
Otto Olten
Henry Andresen
Herman Englebart
Scotch Grove Notes and Local Club Elections
The Scotch Grove Women's Community Club met at Mrs. W B Clark's home with strong attendance. Officers elected for 1935 36 were President Emma Zirkelbach Vice President Irene Schrader and Secretary Treasurer Gladys Himebaugh A guest, Eva Royden, spoke on Spain's Enchanted Isles followed by a short skit. A community meeting will discuss livestock and feed prospects and referendum plans.
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Women's Community Club
W. B. Clark
Emma Zirkelbach
Irene Schrader
Gladys Himebaugh
Eva Royden
Anna Husman
Spain
Enchanted Isles
Emma Lange
Irene Ahraken
Rick Himebaugh
L. E. Moats
H. J. Dirks
Edwin Craig
Clarence Taylor
Olin
Sam Dreibelbis
Milwaukee
F. D. Sutherland
Sheldon Moats
West Union
George Moats
Owen Sutherland
Town City
Kitty Sutherland
Clinton
May Himebaugh
Rialto
Ralph
Ivanell Kuehl
John
Helen Stence
Harold Earhart
Elkader
Lois Kuhns
L. A. Himebaugh
Lange
Scotch Grove
Henry Schafer
Cc. M. Holst
Scotch Grove High School
Anamosa
W. A. Cruise
Hale
Donald Arend
Cruise
Josephine Poppe
Martello Area Social News and Local Visits
Friday evening gatherings at the W. B. Clark home featured farm discussions and comforter quilting by ladies for Mrs. Clark and Mrs. May Himebaugh. Families visited, and guests enjoyed refreshments. Additional notes include potluck reminder for Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls 4-H on October 26 and visits among neighbors.
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Clark
May Himebaugh
Ali
Arthur Himebaugh
Phil
Hopkinton
C. B. Carson
Francis Mitchell
Edgewood
Charles Jacobs
Emma Behnken
Milan
Til
Young Man Chosen For Mule Shipment To India
Frank Kilumpar Jr of Independence in Buchanan county is selected to accompany an Omaha dealer’s mule shipment to India. The mules are sold to the British army and the trip will serve as payment. five months travel with negligible cost. Francis Chamberlin of Mapleton discovers a new method to preserve garden flowers by spraying water, freezing them into an inch thick ice coat overnight, creating a picturesque preserved display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kilumpar Jr
Independence
Buchanan County
India
Francis Chamberlin
Mapleton
Monona County
Francis
Illinois First Then Two Home Games For Iowa
Illinois first then home games with Indiana and Minnesota are the Hawkeyes immediate goals as Iowa faces Illinois in Urbana next Saturday to open the conference slate. Indiana comes to Iowa Stadium November 2 for the State American Legion day feature, followed by Minnesota on November 9 for the homecoming clash to end the Hawkeye at home schedule.
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Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Urbana
Illin
Iowa Stadium
Iowa
Hawkeye
Colgate
Dick Crayne
Oze Simmons
Dick Bowlin
Great Eastern
Illini
Indiana Minnesota football ticket rush fuels sell out odds
The piece notes the team's agility and passing edge over Colgate and predicts heavy demand for Indiana and Minnesota games. A Illinois win could trigger another 52,000 sell out for Minnesota, matching last year's crowd. Tickets priced at 2.25 for Indiana and 2.50 for Minnesota are handled by Charles Galiher at the field house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate’s
Indiana
Minnesota
Illinois
Charles Galiher
Field House
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Jones County Farm Bureau
Richland Center
Lucille Yossi
Kathleen Tschante
Fred W. Hein
Margaret Wismieier
Mary Ellen Wismeier
Emma Gross
van Horne
Adam Buol
North Platte
Neo
Escay
Sand Gauthier Mareex
John Pacray
Raymond Duvugue
Cleo Kohras
Des Moin
Marin Buol
John Lang
Lester Lang
Matthews
Vet Pettunzal Roserve
Leon
Sara Louw
Jo Ann
Pauline
Wn Rapics
Garret Riemers
George Alem
Myr
John Schweitzer
Sidney
Iann
Rivmand
Mors Schiveiteer
Sh Stter
Neal Hayden
Sara Low
Frank Hayden
Gind
Louis Ellington
James Kimball
Melvin Leslie
Oxford Junction
Lenox College
Thomas Edgar
Polo, UL
William Edgar
Alpha
Wiliam Edgar
Bellany
Lena Engilebart
Henry Balster
Cletus Boland
Calmar
Waucoma
F. H. Otten
John Otten
Franz Wroblewski
Anamosa Eureka
Hopkinton Man
Amber
Number Nine
Prites
Henry Dirks
Lottie Heyen
Henry Harms
Gertie Rickels
Laura Sinclair
Martelle
Sinclair Cottage
Janet Reade
Evelyn Caslavka
Mary Joyce Finnegan
Esther Wright
Pauline Kyle
Eloise Sutherland
Martello
M. M. Sinclair
Wilma Craig
Ruth Craig
Esther Sinclair
D. O. Sinclair
Black Hawk
Liberty
Karo
Red
Blue
Johnson
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Charley Bachman
Michigan State College
Llinois
Clark Bros. Tire & Battery
Long’s Dept. Store
Morton
Rockford
Zhee
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Christian Herald Flower Grower
MAGA
McCall's Magazia
Midwest
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the Country Home
Mott
Real America
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Better Homes & Gardens
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the Farm Journal
Skeley
American Pot Poultry Jour
Everybody's Poultry Man
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